STENCILING & MARKING

SYSTEMS

OWNERS MANUAL

POROUS

CONVEYOR LINE PRINTERS

ALL MODELS

INSTALLATION - OPERATION - MAINTENANCE
UNIVERSAL STENCILING & MARKING SYSTEMS, INC.
P.O. BOX 871 - ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA 33731 USA PH: (727) 894-3027 FAX: (727) 821-7944 E-Mail: sales@universal-marking.com Website: www.universal-marking.com

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IMPORTANT NOTE
UNIVERSAL products are manufactured to exacting standards and every available step has been taken to assure your complete satisfaction. It is most important that the instructions contained in this manual are read and carefully followed for best results. Failure to do so may result in unsatisfactory performance, damage to the equipment and personal injury.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SPECIFICATIONS CLP-100 Series CLP-200 Series CLP-300 Series CLP-400 Series Indexing & Non-Indexing Models Mounting Configuration Printing Dies Metric Printing Dies Ink Rolls

PREFACE
QUICK START Pre-inking Microcell Rolls Pre-Inking Neoprene & XF Neoprene Foam Rolls Installing the Pre-inked Roll Installing the Printing Dies Optional Type Blocking Kit Adjusting the Ink Roll / Die Face Contact Pressure Reservoir Roll Covers & 4 oz. Reservoir Ink Cartridges CARTON PRINTING Carton Alignment Setting the Spring Tension Mechanism Die Positioning for Indexing Applications MAINTENANCE Cleaning the Coder / Cleaning Dies
PARTS DIAGRAMS AND PARTS LISTS
- LIMITED WARRANTY UNIVERSAL Conveyor Line Printers are guaranteed to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of 90 days from the date of purchase. Components found to be defective during this time will be repaired free of charge if returned to the factory. Damage resulting from use of improper inks, improper installation, or operation is not covered under the scope of this warranty. For warranty service please contact our Customer Service Department.
MOUNTING CONFIGURATION CONVERSION Lefthand / Righthand Field Conversion Pivot Arm Assembly Conversion Tension Arm Assembly Conversion Print Drum Index Mechanism Conversion Replacing Print Drum Index Springs Removing & Replacing Index Block B
The Universal CLP Coder has been designed to print lot numbers, date codes, and text information on cartons, web materials, and other conveyed products. Universal CLP Coders are precision engineered to give years of reliable service under the most demanding conditions.

FEATURES

1- Indexing (spot printing) and non-indexing (continuous printing) models with print areas up to 3-15/ 16" x 17-1/2". 2- Universals die system allows text information to be set using individual characters or one piece logo dies. 3 - Custom logo dies can also be produced from camera ready copy. 4 - Field convertible mounting configuration for printing on the top, side, or bottom of the product. 5 - Precision machined, impact resistant aluminum castings. 6 - Baseplate casting has polyurethane finish for corrosion resistance. 7 - Permanently lubricated, sealed ball bearings which provide for extremely accurate, low friction drum rotation. 8 - Stainless steel mounting columns and shafts for durability even in harsh environments. 9 - Indexing mechanism with dual compression springs mounted over stainless steel guide rods mini mizes spring breakage and provides unsurpassed indexing speed and accuracy. 10 - Optional reservoir inking system which automatically feeds ink to the ink roll during operation. Patented disposable ink cartridges eliminate liquid ink mess and unnecessary down time. *U.S. Patent No. 4,552,063

QUICK START

SEE PAGE 11 This manual was written with a full understanding that very few people like to read manuals or have the time to do so. To accommodate those who have little time to spare we have included a Quick Start section which will get your coder operating in just a few minutes.

CODER SPECIFICATIONS

The specification section includes drawings with the basic dimensions of the coders, the net weights, maximum die capacities, maximum print width and print drum circumferences. This section also lists the specifications for the printing dies and an explanation of the indexing and non-indexing models and the various mounting configurations.
POROUS CONVEYOR LINE PRINTER SPECIFICATIONS CLP-100 SERIES Model Shown: CLP-100

(145.29 mm)

(28.70 mm)

(111.76 mm)

(46.48 mm)

(298.45 mm)

(285.75 mm)

(292.86 mm)

NET WEIGHT: MAXIMUM DIE SIZE - US STANDARD: MAXIMUM DIE SIZE - METRIC CODERS ONLY: PRINT DRUM CIRCUMFERENCE:
8 LBS. - 14 OZ. (4.03 KG.) 1 (7 RIBS) X 16-15/16 LENGTH 25.4 MM (7 RIBS) X 430.2 MM LENGTH APPROXIMATELY 18" (457 MM) MEASURED AT DIE FACE
POROUS CONVEYOR LINE PRINTER SPECIFICATIONS CLP-200 SERIES Model Shown: CLP-200

(135.13 mm)

(51.05 mm)
9 LBS. - 7 OZ. (4.28 KG.) 1-15/16 (14 RIBS) X 16-15/16 LENGTH 49.2 MM (13 RIBS) X 430.2 MM LENGTH APPROXIMATELY 18" (457 MM) MEASURED AT DIE FACE
POROUS CONVEYOR LINE PRINTER SPECIFICATIONS CLP-300 SERIES Model Shown: CLP-300

(159.26 mm)

(76.20 mm)

(285.75mm)

10 LBS. - 5 OZ. (4.68 KG.) 2-15/16 (21 RIBS) X 16-15/16 LENGTH 74.6 MM (20 RIBS) X 430.2 MM LENGTH APPROXIMATELY 18" (457 MM) MEASURED AT DIE FACE
POROUS CONVEYOR LINE PRINTER SPECIFICATIONS CLP-400 SERIES Model Shown: CLP-400

(101.60 mm)

(184.66 mm)
10 LBS. - 15 OZ. (4.96 KG.) 3-15/16 (29 RIBS) X 16-15/16 LENGTH 100 MM (27 RIBS) X 430.2 MM LENGTH APPROXIMATELY 18" (457 MM) MEASURED AT DIE FACE

SPECIFICATIONS

INDEXING AND NON-INDEXING MODELS

Universal CLP Coders are available in both indexing and non-indexing models. Indexing coders feature a print drum indexing mechanism which provides print registration capabilities when carton printing. As the trailing edge of a carton passes the coder, the print drum is automatically rotated back to the same starting or home position. There must be adequate space between cartons at any given line speed for this mechanism to work properly. Printing with an indexing coder STAINLESS STEEL COMPRESSION will allow the imprint on each carton to be registered in the same GUIDE ROD SPRING position relative to the leading edge of the carton. Non-indexing coders provide random print registration capabilities. These coders have print drums which simply rotate on bearings and repeat the print at an interval equal to the circumference of the print drum. If repeat intervals shorter than the print drum circumference are required, duplicate sets of dies can be installed on the print drum. Non-indexing coders are generally used for web printing applications where the print drum stays in contact with the web at all times.

FIGURE 1

MOUNTING CONFIGURATION
The mounting configuration of a coder is determined by how the machine is designed to be mounted in relation to the product and its movement. All references to mounting configuration are made as though you are viewing the production line with the product moving away from you. Universal CLP Coders are available from the factory in both righthand and lefthand mounting configurations. These can be installed in both top and side mount orientations as shown below. Righthand or lefthand mounting configuration can be specified when ordering, however, the CLP coder can be easily field converted.
RIGHT HAND SIDE MOUNT LEFT HAND TOP MOUNT RIGHT HAND TOP MOUNT

LEFT HAND SIDE MOUNT

FIGURE 2

FIGURE 3

RIBtype PRINTING DIES
Universal Porous Coders are designed to use RIBtype printing dies which have a molded rib backing. The ribs on the back of the die snap into mating ribs in the Drum Cover on the print drum as shown.

The standard printing dies are available in sets with many sizes and character styles. The sets are a combination of individual alphabetic and numeric characters or in sets containing numeric characters only. These character sets or sorts can be used to make up text messages and code numbers as necessary.

FIGURE 4

Printing dies are also available in logo form in which a complete text message, company logo or trademark is photographically reproduced from black and white art work on a single piece of rib backed rubber. These logo dies are more dimensionally stable than individual characters when installed on the print drum so they generally produce better print quality and are much faster to change in the field. For details on ordering custom logo dies, please contact our Customer Service Department.

FRICTION BEARER

.015 -.016
The dies are manufactured to precision thickness tolerances which are very critical to the performance of these coders. When installed, the face of the printing die should extend only.015" -.016" beyond the radius of the Friction Bearers as shown. Using dies that do not meet the design specifications will result in poor print quality and possible damage to the transfer roll. Although there are several competitive rib backed die systems available, it is very important to note that they are not all made to the same rib spacing or thickness specifications and are not interchangeable.

PRINTING DIE DRUM COVER

FIGURE 5
CODER MODELS DESIGNED FOR METRIC RIBtype PRINTING DIES
Universal also offers Metric RIBtype Die Systems for use in countries where metric character sizes are the standard. The Metric dies are thicker and the rib spacing differs slightly from the standard printing dies therefore the two versions are not compatible. To accommodate the differences, the print drums for Metric dies are machined to a slightly different diameter from the U.S. versions. The model numbers on Metric coders will have a -T suffix and have a distinct pink color.

INK ROLLS

Universal offers three ink roll options for the Conveyor Line Printers each with unique characteristics which will help determine the suitability for a specific printing application. The coders are designed to accommodate all three types of ink rolls without modification. A detailed review of your printing requirements will determine the best choice of ink rolls for your particular application. All of these rolls are re-inkable for maximum economy.

2- Carefully place the ink roll into the ink. Do not force the roll to submerge. The top surface of the roll must remain dry during this process.
The roll should be allowed to float, undisturbed, in the container of ink. Leaving the top surface of the roll dry allows air to escape as the ink is absorbed from the bottom. Forcing the roll under the surface of the ink will prevent the roll from absorbing ink properly. FIGURE 10
3- As the roll absorbs ink it will begin to sink into the container. When the top surface becomes fully saturated the roll has absorbed as much ink as possible. Using a screwdriver, remove the roll from the container.
This process normally takes 20-25 minutes for a 1-1/8 face roll, longer for the larger rolls. Proper inking of a dry roll is critical to ensure good performance of the roll. When fully saturated, a 1-1/8" face roll will hold approximately 4 ounces (118 ml.) of ink, a 2" face roll will hold approximately 8 ounces (236 ml) of ink, a 3" face roll will hold approximately 12 ounces (354 ml) of ink and a 4" face roll will hold approximately 16 ounces (473 ml) of ink.

FIGURE 11

4- To remove excess ink from the roller, place a round shaft through the core (a screw driver will work nicely) and roll the inked roller across a clean piece of paper or cardboard.
After inking, the roll will be oversaturated with ink. A small volume of ink must be removed or the roller will drip.

FIGURE 12

PRE-INKING NEOPRENE & XF NEOPRENE FOAM ROLLS
Ink Rolls made from Neoprene materials are inked using a different procedure than inking the Microcell Ink Rolls.
1- Remove the dry roll from the plastic bag. Pour ink into a clean container large enough to accommodate the size of the ink roll.
For a 1-1/8 face roll pour approximately 4 ozs. of ink into the container, for a 2 face - 8 ozs., 3 face - 12 ozs. and 4 face - 16 ozs. The ink rolls must be pre-inked manually prior to installation on the coder. The 4 Oz. Reservoir Ink Cartridges cannot be used to ink a dry roller.

FIGURE 13

2- Place the roll on its side into the container. Using your finger tips, press down firmly on the side of the roll. Continue to press down on the roll while rotating it in the container. Flip the roll over in the container and repeat the process until the all of the ink is absorbed.

As you press down on the ink roll you are forcing the air out of the roll which allows the ink to be absorbed.

FIGURE 14

3- Using a screwdriver, remove the roll from the container. Roll the ink roll across a clean piece of paper or cardboard to remove the excess ink.
It is important to the performance of the coder that the ink roll is fully saturated with ink but not dripping wet. When fully saturated, a 1-1/8 face roll will hold approximately 4 ounces (118 ml.) of ink, a 2 face roll will hold approximately 7 ounces (209 ml.) of ink, a 3 face roll will hold approximately 10 ounces (313 ml.) of ink and a 4 face roll will hold approximately 14 ounces (418 ml.) of ink. FIGURE 15
INSTALLING THE PRE-INKED ROLL
1- If you received a pre-inked ink roll with your coder, the roll will be slightly oversaturated with ink. To remove excess ink from the roller, place a round shaft through the core (a screw driver will work nicely) and roll the inked roller across a clean piece of paper or cardboard.
A small volume of ink must be removed or the roller will drip.

FIGURE 16

2- To install the ink roll, first remove the 1/4-20 Mounting Screw and the Axle Cap from the Ink Roll Axle.

FIGURE 17

3- Place the ink roll on the Axle. Do not allow the ink roll to contact the Print Drum Friction Bearer Rings during installation. If necessary, pull the Pivot Arm away from the Print Drum to prevent contact.

FIGURE 18

4- Replace Axle Cap with recessed side up and reinstall Mounting Screw.

FIGURE 19

INSTALLING THE PRINTING DIES
To make die installation easier, moisten a sponge with water containing a small amount of liquid dish detergent. Lightly moisten the back of the printing die and then immediately press the die into the drum cover. Note: Do not apply too much liquid or the dies will slip during printing.
Install the Printing Die on the Print Drum by aligning the ribbed backing on the die with the mating drum cover on the Print Drum. Press firmly until they are completely engaged. Individual character codes or text messages are installed in a mirror image of normal written text. In other words install in a right to left direction as shown. When printed, codes or text installed in this orientation will print in normal left to right order.

GUIDE RAILS

IMPROPER ALIGNMENT

PROPER ALIGNMENT

FIGURE 27
Before tightening the mounting screws, check the alignment of the coder and ensure that the top of the print drum is parallel to the conveyor belt as shown below. Also ensure that both Friction Bearer Rings on the print drum contact the side of the carton with equal pressure as shown. If necessary, thin shims can be placed behind the top or bottom edge of the Mounting Bracket to achieve proper friction bearer contact.

IMPROPER TOP ALIGNMENT

PROPER TOP ALIGNMENT

IMPROPER SIDE ALIGNMENT

PROPER SIDE ALIGNMENT

FIGURE 28

FIGURE 29
SETTING THE SPRING TENSION MECHANISM
In most applications, installation of the printer can be accomplished by attaching the mounting bracket to the side rails of the powered conveyor using two 3/8" machine bolts. The printers should be mounted as close as possible to the end of the guide rails to insure that proper carton alignment is maintained at the printing station.

CLEARANCE 1/4

PRINTERS MOUNTED IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO END OF GUIDE RAILS

FIGURE 30

Universal CLP coders are designed so the frame of the machine will pivot on the mounting column. This allows the print drum to deflect, or swing, on contact with the leading edge of the carton a maximum of 3/4". It is recommended that cartons be aligned between guide rails with no more than 1/4" clearance on each side as shown above. This should allow ample clearance for cartons and protect your printer from damage.
Loosen the Mounting Column Clamping Screw and position the printer to the required height for printing. Swing the printer into position so the print drum will lightly contact the side of the cartons as they emerge from between the guide rails and tighten the Clamping Screw.

FIGURE 31

Check the print drum contact with the cartons while the conveyor is under power and adjust the print drum position to obtain approximately 1/4" - 3/8" deflection.

PIVOT POINT

ADJUST FOR 1/4 TO 3/8 DEFLECTION

FIGURE 32

DIE POSITIONING FOR INDEXING APPLICATIONS
Non-indexing models of the CLP Coder do not offer print registration capabilities, therefore mounting the printing dies at a specific location on the print drum is not important. On indexing machines, the position of the die on the print drum will determine the location of the print on the carton.

This drawing illustrates the best die position for carton printing. Note that the leading edge of the printing die should be positioned, rotationally, upstream of the ink roll. When the leading edge of the carton contacts the print drum, the drum begins to rotate in a clockwise direction. The die travels a short distance and then contacts the ink roll where ink is applied to the die face. When the die contacts the carton, the mark is applied. The print drum will continue to rotate until the trailing edge of the carton passes the coder, then the print drum will automatically return to the same starting position.
INK ROLL LEADING EDGE OF DIE

LEADING EDGE OF CARTON

FIGURE 33

MAINTENANCE

CLEANING THE CODER / CLEANING THE PRINTING DIES
If proper installation procedures are followed, the maintenance of your new coder will be limited to periodic cleaning to remove dust and any ink residue which may accumulate during operation. The frequency of this maintenance procedure is dependent upon the environmental conditions and proper inking of the coder. To remove ink contamination from the surface of the coder, moisten a soft cloth with a light solution of detergent and water and wipe away any contamination. During printing, the dies will tend to pick up both airborne dust and any dust or dirt on the surface of the material being printed. After some period of use, the accumulation of contaminates on the dies will cause degradation of the print quality. When this happens, the dies should be cleaned or replaced. Cleaning the dies is a very easy process and, excluding excessive wear to the die face, will restore the print quality of the die to like new condition. Universal #1150 Ink is a glycol base ink which can be easily cleaned from the dies without the use of solvents. The easiest method of cleaning dies is to scrub the die face with a toothbrush using liquid dish detergent and water. Since the ink residue will stain, it is highly recommended that you wear a pair of rubber gloves, safety glasses and an apron to protect your clothing. (Naturally, the toothbrush will never be suitable for oral hygiene use after this process.)
1- Place the contaminated die on top of several layers of paper towels to absorb the excess liquid. Pour just enough soapy water on the face of the printing die to cover the die face.

FIGURE 34

2- Using the toothbrush, carefully scrub the face of the die to remove the contamination and old ink. Add more soapy water as necessary and repeat the process until the die is clean. Rinse the dies in clean water.

FIGURE 35

3- Blot the surface of the die with a clean paper towel to dry and reinstall the clean dies on the coder.

FIGURE 36

MOUNTING CONFIGURATION CONVERSION
LEFTHAND/RIGHTHAND FIELD CONVERSION
Mounting configuration conversion involves the mirror image reversal of the pivot arm assembly that holds the ink roll and the tension arm assembly which provides the printing pressure. Indexing printers require the additional reversal of the index ramp and repositioning of the index ring. Universal CLP Coders are assembled at the factory for either righthand or lefthand mounting. If field conversion is required, the following steps will guide you through the conversion process.
PIVOT ARM ASSEMBLY CONVERSION
1- Remove the ink roll from the coder. 2- Loosen the Knurled Nut to relieve spring tension on the Pivot Arm. 3- Remove the Pivot Screw and lift the spring assembly off of the coder. 4- Remove the Pivot Arm Cap and lift the Pivot Arm assembly off its axle. 5- Replace Pivot Arm on the axle with the ink recovery tray on the opposite side of the print drum and replace the Pivot Arm Cap. 6- Rotate the Ink Recovery Tray so the Drain Nozzle will be facing away from the coder. 7- Remove the Position Adjusting Screw and reinstall in the reverse position. 8- Replace the spring assembly and Pivot Screw. 9- Readjust Knurled Nut to apply adequate spring pressure.

PIVOT SCREW

PIVOT ARM CAP POSITION ADJUSTING SCREW

DRAIN NOZZLE

KNURLED NUT

LEFT HAND CONFIGURATION

RIGHT HAND CONFIGURATION

FIGURE 37

TENSION ARM ASSEMBLY CONVERSION
1- Loosen the Lock Nut and screw the Adjusting Bolt in to relieve the spring pressure. 2- Remove the spring by lifting the end off the Locating Button. 3- Remove the Adjusting Bolt and replace it on the opposite side of the Tension Arm. 4- Remove the Spring Cup and replace it on the opposite side of the Tension Arm. 5- Replace the Spring by inserting one end into the Spring Cup and lifting the other end over the Locating Button. 6- Readjust the position of the Adjusting Bolt to center the Tension Arm between the sides of the coder base plate. Snug the Lock Nut against the Tension Arm to prevent movement from conveyor vibration.

SPRING CUP

LOCATING BUTTON
ADJUSTING BOLT SPRING LOCK NUT

TENSION ARM

FIGURE 38
PRINT DRUM INDEX MECHANISM CONVERSION
1- Using a 5/64 hex wrench, loosen the Nylon Tip Set Screw located in the top rim of the Print Drum.

FIGURE 39

2- Remove the Print Drum Dust Cover.

FIGURE 40

3- To relieve the spring tension on the index mechanism, rotate the Print Drum approximately 3/4 turn. The Index Compression Springs will now be in the fully extended (relaxed) position as shown.

FIGURE 41

4- Using a 5/32" hex wrench, remove the two Index Ramp Mounting Screws which are located on the under side of the Coder Baseplate. The Index Ramp will be reinstalled in the opposite orientation to allow the Print Drum to turn in the reverse direction.

FIGURE 42

5- Using a 1/8" hex wrench, loosen the Brass Tipped Set Screw located in the side of the Index Ring until the Index Ring rotates freely.
PRINT DRUM AXLE RECESS AREA

BRASS TIP SET SCREW

FIGURE 43 Important Note: The Print Drum Axle is machined with thread relief as shown in Figure 44 so the tip of the set screw will not damage the threads. To completely remove the Index Ring from the Axle, the Brass Tip Set Screw must be loosened at least 2 full turns to prevent damage to the threads.

FIGURE 44

6- Rotate the Index Ring in a clockwise direction until it stops turning. Next, turn the Index Ring in the counterclockwise direction as necessary until the Brass Tip Set Screw is pointing directly at the Ink Roller Axle as shown below.

INDEX PLUNGER

INDEX RING INDEX RING PIN BRASS TIP SET SCREW

INK ROLL AXLE

FIGURE 45
7- Re-tighten the Brass Tipped Set Screw to lock the Index Ring in position. This screw must be tight to prevent the Index Ring from rotating under spring tension.
8- Reinstall the Index Ramp in the proper orientation for your mounting configuration as shown below.

FIGURE 46

FIGURE 47
REPLACING PRINT DRUM INDEX SPRINGS
1- To replace Print Drum Index Springs, rotate the Print Drum approximately 3/4 turn to relieve spring tension as shown in Figure 41, page 23.
2- Using a small screwdriver, remove the two Snap Rings on the Index Spring Assembly.

FIGURE 48

3- Remove the Index Spring Assembly by lifting it straight up off the pivot pins.

FIGURE 49

4- Holding onto the Index Assembly Block A, pull the Index Assembly Block C off the guide shafts. Remove the Drum Index Springs.

FIGURE 50

FIGURE 51
5- Install new Index Springs over the stainless steel guide shafts and replace Index Block C. 6- Reinstall the Index Spring Assembly in the Print Drum with the white bushings facing the open end of the Print Drum.

7- Reinstall the two Snap Rings.
REMOVING AND REPLACING INDEX BLOCK B
1- To remove Index Block B from the Print Drum, roll down the Drum Cover directly behind the Index Block to expose the Index Assembly Mounting Screw. Using a screw driver, turn the Mounting Screw in a clockwise direction until the Index Block becomes loose and can be removed.

FIGURE 52

2- Lift Index Block B straight up to remove.
The head of the Index Assembly Mounting Screw engages the T-Slot in Index Block B. This mounting design facillitates height adjustment of the Index Block during reassembly.

FIGURE 53

Before replacing Index Block B, ensure that the Index Ring is properly adjusted as explained in Steps 5 - 7 on Page 24.
3- When replacing Index Block B it is very important to align the top surface of the Index Block with the top surface of the Index Ring.
The easiest way to accomplish this is to hold a flat block of metal or wood across the top of the Index Ring. While holding the block in place, raise Index Block B up to contact the bottom of the alignment block.

FIGURE 54

4- While holding Index Block B in this position, tighten the Index Assembly Mounting Screw by turning it counter-clockwise until tight.

FIGURE 55

CLP CODER ASSEMBLY
CLP CODER ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST
KEY NO. PART NUMBER CM-13 CF-04 CLP-100NI-PDA CLP-100-PDA CLP-200NI-PDA CLP-200-PDA CLP-300NI-PDA CLP-300-PDA CLP-400NI-PDA CLP-400-PDA 3 CLP-100NI-PDA-T CLP-100-PDA-T CLP-200NI-PDA-T CLP-200-PDA-T CLP-300NI-PDA-T CLP-300-PDA-T CLP-400NI-PDA-T CLP-400-PDA-T CF-13 CW-01 CW-05 CC-01 CLP-MCA CM-17 CW-02 CF-09 CF-10 CF-11 CM-25 CS-06 CF-02 CM-16 CM-12 CLP-RB CT-01 CA-QTY. REQD. DESCRIPTION DUST COVER W/KNURLED KNOB SET SCREW, 1/4-20 X 3/8 BTS CLP-100 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY CLP-100 INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY CLP-200 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY CLP-200 INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY CLP-300 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY CLP-300 INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY CLP-400 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY CLP-400 INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY CLP-100 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY - METRIC CLP-100 INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY - METRIC CLP-200 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY - METRIC CLP-200 INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY - METRIC CLP-300 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY - METRIC CLP-300 INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY - METRIC CLP-400 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY - METRIC CLP-400 INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY - METRIC SNAP RING FOR 3/4 SHAFT 3/4 STEEL FLAT WASHER 3/4 NYLON FLAT WASHER BASE PLATE ASSEMBLY MOUNTING COLUMN ASSEMBLY MOUNTING COLUMN BRACKET 3/8 STEEL FLAT WASHER SCREW, 3/8-16 X 1-1/2 SHC HEX BOLT, 1/4-20 X 1-1/2 HEX NUT, 1/4-20 TENSION ARM SPRING ADJUSTING CUP ASSEMBLY TENSION ARM COMPRESSION SPRING SCREW, 1/4-20 X 1-1/4 SHC PIVOT ARM CAP 4 OZ. RECOVERY BOTTLE RECOVERY BOTTLE BRACKET ASSEMBLY DRAIN TUBE PIVOT ARM AXLE

KEY NO. 22 PART NUMBER CW-04 CLP-PA1 CLP-PACLP-PA3 CLP-PA31 CM-01 MC-02 CM-26 CLP-PAB CF-26 CM-27 CS-05 CM-30 CA-CA-02 CA-CW-03 CF-05 CM-CLP-300 PIVOT ARM ASSEMBLY CLP-400 PIVOT ARM ASSEMBLY INK ROLL AXLE CAP SCREW, 1/4-20 X 5/8 SHC PIVOT ARM SPRING ASSEMBLY POST PIVOT ARM BLOCK B ASSEMBLY PIVOT ARM SHOULDER SCREW PIVOT ARM BLOCK A PIVOT ARM COMPRESSION SPRING PIVOT ARM ADJUSTING KNOB CLP-100 PRINT DRUM AXLE CLP-200 PRINT DRUM AXLE CLP-300 & 400 PRINT DRUM AXLE PRINT DRUM BRASS WASHER SET SCREW, 8-32 X 3/16 S.S. NTS KNURLED RETAINING RING QTY. REQD. 1 BRASS WASHER CLP-100 PIVOT ARM ASSEMBLY CLP-200 PIVOT ARM ASSEMBLY DESCRIPTION
CLP DRY INK ROLLS FOR 100, 200, 300 & 400 SERIES CODERS
CLP-SERIES PART NUMBER CLP-MC1 CLP-100 SERIES CLP-XC1 CLP-FC1 CLP-MC2 CLP-200 SERIES CLP-XC2 CLP-FC2 CLP-XC3 CLP-300 SERIES CLP-MC3 CLP-FC3 CLP-XC4 CLP-400 SERIES CLP-MC4 CLP-FC4 DESCRIPTION 1-1/8 MICROCELL INK ROLL - DRY - STANDARD 1-1/8 XF NEOPRENE INK ROLL - DRY - OPTIONAL 1-1/8 NEOPRENE INK ROLL - DRY - OPTIONAL 2 MICROCELL INK ROLL - DRY - STANDARD 2 XF NEOPRENE INK ROLL - DRY - OPTIONAL 2 NEOPRENE INK ROLL - DRY - OPTIONAL 3 XF NEOPRENE INK ROLL - DRY - STANDARD 3 MICROCELL INK ROLL - DRY - OPTIONAL 3 NEOPRENE INK ROLL - DRY - OPTIONAL 4 XF NEOPRENE INK ROLL - DRY - STANDARD 4 MICROCELL INK ROLL - DRY - OPTIONAL 4 NEOPRENE INK ROLL - DRY - OPTIONAL
CLP CODER PIVOT ARM ASSEMBLY
CLP CODER PIVOT ARM ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST
KEY NO. PART NUMBER CA-07 CA-CA-08 CA-CLP-RT CW-06 CLP-PA CLP-300 INK ROLL AXLE CLP-400 INK ROLL AXLE RECOVERY TRAY ASSEMBLY RECOVERY TRAY DELRIN WASHER PIVOT ARM SUB-ASSEMBLY QTY. REQD. CLP-100 INK ROLL AXLE CLP-200 INK ROLL AXLE DESCRIPTION
CLP CODER PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY
CLP CODER PRINT DRUM COMPONENT PARTS LIST
KEY NO. PART NUMBER CLP-BL1 CLP-BL2 CLP-BLCLP-BLCLP-BL1T CLP-BL2T CLP-BL3T CLP-BL4T CLP-PD1 CLP-PD1I CLP-PD2 CLP-PD2I CLP-PD3 CLP-PD3I CLP-PD4 CLP-PD4I CLP-PD1T CLP-PD1IT CLP-PD2T CLP-PD2IT CLP-PD3T CLP-PD3IT CLP-PD4T CLP-PD4IT CO-02 CB-2 CLP-100 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS - METRIC CLP-100 INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS - METRIC CLP-200 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS - METRIC CLP-200 INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS - METRIC CLP-300 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS - METRIC CLP-300 INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS - METRIC CLP-400 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS - METRIC CLP-400 INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS - METRIC BEARER RING PRINT DRUM BEARING CLP-100-RIBtype DRUM COVER - METRIC CLP-200-RIBtype DRUM COVER - METRIC CLP-300-RIBtype DRUM COVER - METRIC CLP-400-RIBtype DRUM COVER - METRIC CLP-100 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS CLP-100 INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS CLP-200 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS CLP-200 INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS CLP-300 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS CLP-300 INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS CLP-400 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS CLP-400 INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS QTY. REQD. CLP-100-RIBtype DRUM COVER CLP-200-RIBtype DRUM COVER CLP-300-RIBtype DRUM COVER CLP-400-RIBtype DRUM COVER DESCRIPTION

Parts List

STENCILING & MARKING

May 24, 2010

SYSTEMS
UNIVERSAL POROUS CONVEYOR LINE PRINTERS CLP-100, CLP-200, CLP-300 & CLP-400 SERIES
POROUS CONVEYOR LINE PRINTER INDEXING ASSEMBLY
POROUS CONVEYOR LINE PRINTER INDEXING ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST
KEY NO. 11 PART NUMBER CF-28 CLP-IA CF-27 CLP-IB CS-07 CLP-IC CF-04 CLP-IR2 CLP-IP CM-34 CF-29 QTY. REQD. 2 SNAP RING INDEX ASSEMBLY BLOCK A INDEX ASSEMBLY MOUNTING SCREW INDEX ASSEMBLY BLOCK B DRUM INDEX SPRING INDEX ASSEMBLY BLOCK C 1/4-20 BRASS TIP SET SCREW INDEX RING ASSEMBLY INDEX PLUNGER ASSEMBLY INDEX RAMP SCREW, 10-32 X 1/2 SHC DESCRIPTION
POROUS CONVEYOR LINE PRINTER ASSEMBLY
POROUS CONVEYOR LINE PRINTER PARTS LIST
KEY NO. PART NUMBER CM-13 CF-04 CLP-100NI-PDA CLP-100-PDA CLP-200NI-PDA CLP-200-PDA CLP-300NI-PDA CLP-300-PDA CLP-400NI-PDA CLP-400-PDA 3 CLP-100NI-PDA-T CLP-100-PDA-T CLP-200NI-PDA-T CLP-200-PDA-T CLP-300NI-PDA-T CLP-300-PDA-T CLP-400NI-PDA-T CLP-400-PDA-T CF-13 CW-01 CW-05 CC-01 CLP-MCA CM-17 CW-02 CF-09 CF-10 CF-11 CM-25 CS-06 CF-02 CM-16 CM-12 CLP-RB CT-01 CA-QTY. REQD. DESCRIPTION DUST COVER W/KNURLED KNOB SET SCREW, 1/4-20 X 3/8 BTS CLP-100 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY CLP-100 INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY CLP-200 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY CLP-200 INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY CLP-300 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY CLP-300 INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY CLP-400 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY CLP-400 INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY CLP-100 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY - METRIC CLP-100 INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY - METRIC CLP-200 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY - METRIC CLP-200 INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY - METRIC CLP-300 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY - METRIC CLP-300 INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY - METRIC CLP-400 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY - METRIC CLP-400 INDEXING PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY - METRIC SNAP RING FOR 3/4 SHAFT 3/4 STEEL FLAT WASHER 3/4 NYLON FLAT WASHER BASE PLATE ASSEMBLY MOUNTING COLUMN ASSEMBLY MOUNTING COLUMN BRACKET 3/8 STEEL FLAT WASHER SCREW, 3/8-16 X 1-1/2 SHC HEX BOLT, 1/4-20 X 1-1/2 HEX NUT, 1/4-20 TENSION ARM SPRING ADJUSTING CUP ASSEMBLY TENSION ARM COMPRESSION SPRING SCREW, 1/4-20 X 1-1/4 SHC PIVOT ARM CAP 4 OZ. RECOVERY BOTTLE RECOVERY BOTTLE BRACKET ASSEMBLY DRAIN TUBE PIVOT ARM AXLE
KEY NO. 22 PART NUMBER CW-04 CLP-PA1 CLP-PACLP-PA3 CLP-PA31 CM-01 MC-02 CM-26 CLP-PAB CF-26 CM-27 CS-05 CM-30 CA-CA-02 CA-CW-03 CF-05 CM-CLP-300 PIVOT ARM ASSEMBLY CLP-400 PIVOT ARM ASSEMBLY INK ROLL AXLE CAP SCREW, 1/4-20 X 5/8 SHC PIVOT ARM SPRING ASSEMBLY POST PIVOT ARM BLOCK B ASSEMBLY PIVOT ARM SHOULDER SCREW PIVOT ARM BLOCK A PIVOT ARM COMPRESSION SPRING PIVOT ARM ADJUSTING KNOB CLP-100 PRINT DRUM AXLE CLP-200 PRINT DRUM AXLE CLP-300 & 400 PRINT DRUM AXLE PRINT DRUM BRASS WASHER SET SCREW, 8-32 X 3/16 S.S. NTS KNURLED RETAINING RING QTY. REQD. 1 BRASS WASHER CLP-100 PIVOT ARM ASSEMBLY CLP-200 PIVOT ARM ASSEMBLY DESCRIPTION
POROUS CONVEYOR LINE PRINTER DRY INK ROLLS CLP DRY INK ROLLS FOR 100, 200, 300 & 400 SERIES CODERS
CLP-SERIES PART NUMBER CLP-MC1 CLP-100 SERIES CLP-XC1 CLP-FC1 CLP-MC2 CLP-200 SERIES CLP-XC2 CLP-FC2 CLP-XC3 CLP-300 SERIES CLP-MC3 CLP-FC3 CLP-XC4 CLP-400 SERIES CLP-MC4 CLP-FC4 DESCRIPTION 1-1/8 MICROCELL INK ROLL - DRY - STANDARD 1-1/8 XF NEOPRENE INK ROLL - DRY - OPTIONAL 1-1/8 NEOPRENE INK ROLL - DRY - OPTIONAL 2 MICROCELL INK ROLL - DRY - STANDARD 2 XF NEOPRENE INK ROLL - DRY - OPTIONAL 2 NEOPRENE INK ROLL - DRY - OPTIONAL 3 XF NEOPRENE INK ROLL - DRY - STANDARD 3 MICROCELL INK ROLL - DRY - OPTIONAL 3 NEOPRENE INK ROLL - DRY - OPTIONAL 4 XF NEOPRENE INK ROLL - DRY - STANDARD 4 MICROCELL INK ROLL - DRY - OPTIONAL 4 NEOPRENE INK ROLL - DRY - OPTIONAL
POROUS CONVEYOR LINE PRINTER PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY
POROUS CONVEYOR LINE PRINTER PRINT DRUM ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST
KEY NO. PART NUMBER CLP-BL1 CLP-BL2 CLP-BLCLP-BLCLP-BL1T CLP-BL2T CLP-BL3T CLP-BL4T CLP-PD1 CLP-PD1I CLP-PD2 CLP-PD2I CLP-PD3 CLP-PD3I CLP-PD4 CLP-PD4I CLP-PD1T CLP-PD1IT CLP-PD2T CLP-PD2IT CLP-PD3T CLP-PD3IT CLP-PD4T CLP-PD4IT CO-02 CB-2 CLP-100 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS - METRIC CLP-100 INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS - METRIC CLP-200 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS - METRIC CLP-200 INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS - METRIC CLP-300 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS - METRIC CLP-300 INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS - METRIC CLP-400 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS - METRIC CLP-400 INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS - METRIC BEARER RING PRINT DRUM BEARING CLP-100-RIBtype DRUM COVER - METRIC CLP-200-RIBtype DRUM COVER - METRIC CLP-300-RIBtype DRUM COVER - METRIC CLP-400-RIBtype DRUM COVER - METRIC CLP-100 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS CLP-100 INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS CLP-200 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS CLP-200 INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS CLP-300 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS CLP-300 INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS CLP-400 NON-INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS CLP-400 INDEXING PRINT DRUM W/CB-04 PRINT DRUM BEARINGS

QTY. REQD. CLP-100-RIBtype DRUM COVER CLP-200-RIBtype DRUM COVER CLP-300-RIBtype DRUM COVER CLP-400-RIBtype DRUM COVER

DESCRIPTION

POROUS CONVEYOR LINE PRINTER PIVOT ARM ASSEMBLY
POROUS CONVEYOR LINE PRINTER PIVOT ARM ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST
KEY NO. PART NUMBER CA-07 CA-CA-08 CA-CLP-RT CW-06 CLP-PA CLP-300 INK ROLL AXLE CLP-400 INK ROLL AXLE RECOVERY TRAY ASSEMBLY RECOVERY TRAY DELRIN WASHER PIVOT ARM SUB-ASSEMBLY QTY. REQD. CLP-100 INK ROLL AXLE CLP-200 INK ROLL AXLE DESCRIPTION
Universal Stenciling & Marking Systems, Inc.
P.O. Box 871 - St. Petersburg, FL 33731 - U.S.A. Ph: (727) 894-3027 Fax: (727) 821-7944 E-Mail: sales@universal-marking.com Website: www.universal-marking.com