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Matrix Material Handling Lift

This feather light, turn-on-a-dime wonder can reduce back strain and allows one operator to easily and quickly deliver film to your packaging machines. Made of stainless powder coated steel, this versatile and robust cart can assist operators when completing changeovers. A typical 18” film roll with spindle shaft can weigh well over 100 pounds. Using a Matrix material film lift can reduce or eliminate back strain, pinched hands and fingers and the high cost of workers comp claims, all while helping to achieve quick changeovers. This versatile and easy to use lift works on a variety of packaging machines and can easily fit into tight spaces.

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How to Series- Product Timing

In this episode, Jesse shows viewers how to fine-tune the product timing on your machine. He explains his method for, and how to adjust the film pull setting to optimize product placement.

How to Series- Setting Film Pull Belts

In this episode, Jesse shares expertise on how to set up the film pull belts, guiding viewers through disabling the vacuum and precisely adjusting the belts' position. Jesse demonstrates achieving the ideal gap between the pull belt and forming tube to ensure smooth film pulling without friction, thereby preventing packaging issues.

How to Series: Setting Back Seal Pressure

In this episode, Jesse explains how to perfect back seal pressure on your machine. Jesse guides viewers through adjusting the vertical seal bar's pressure to achieve flawless seals in packaging operations. By emphasizing careful monitoring and accuracy in pressure settings, Jesse demonstrates how operators can ensure consistent seal quality, avoiding common issues like leaks or weak seals.

How to Series: Setting Film Tension

In this episode, Jesse talks about setting film tension. Jesse shares his method for optimizing film tension on packaging machines, beginning with maximizing tension through strategic placement of weights and springs at their outermost limits. He emphasizes the importance of providing sufficient back pull to maintain straight film and adjusting stopper screws to accommodate the dancer bar's movement.

How to Series: Pull Belts

In this episode, Jesse shows how to optimize pull belt tension on packaging machines. Jesse underscores the significance of balancing tension across belts and illustrates how to adjust it using the black knobs to achieve optimal tension without inducing excessive friction.

How to Series: Back Seal Alignment

In this episode, Jesse shows the process for aligning the back seal of your machine for optimal performance. Demonstrating how to adjust the left and right positions of the back seal bar, ensuring parallel alignment to the film. By carefully monitoring the movement of the seal band and making incremental adjustments, Jesse ensures that the back seal is positioned just right for reliable sealing.

How to Series: Optimizing your MVC-300 Vertical Form Fill Seal Bagger

In this episode, Jesse addresses key operational issues and provides effective solutions for smooth performance. Jesse emphasizes the critical role of maintaining optimal tension on film pull belts to prevent slack and misalignment, which can lead to inefficiencies and product wastage.