Title Page
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Site:
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PMI Start date/time:
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Prepared by:
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Crew members
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Design version Mike Brook _ Apr 23
Instructions & Safety
Instructions
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Please take 'before' and 'after' photographs if appropriate to show work completed.
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Ensure all personnel are wearing the appropriate PPE (gloves, masks, glasses, protective overalls etc).
Safety
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Lock out/tag out in place?
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Why was lock out/tag out not carried out?
Pre Feeder
1) Pre Feeder
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1.1) Clean area & remove all waste. FREQUENCY: 1W
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1.2) Clean all sensors with a dry cloth. FREQUENCY: 1W
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1.3) Check all belts for damage or wear. FREQUENCY: 1W
Feed Unit
Feed Unit
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1. Check the condition of the feed area (Platform/pipework etc)<br>2. Check the condition of the air filter<br>3. Check for air leaks<br>4. Check the function and clean the kicker fingers, blank supports etc from dust and paper waste<br>5. Check the air filter FREQUENCY: 2W
Print Units
Print Unit 1
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1. Clean all parts for the ink circulation.<br>3. Clean the ink splash guard<br>4. Check the condition of the anilox ROLLER<br>5. Check the condition of the rubber ROLLER<br>6. Check the condition and position of the vacuum belt<br>7. Check the print cylinder lateral adjuster<br>8. Check for air leaks<br>9. Check the guard condition<br>10. Check the condition of the anilox ROLL<br>11. Check the condition of the rubber ROLL<br>12. Check the condition of the print cylinder<br>13. Check the anilox to print cylinder gap<br>14. Check the condition and position of the roll end dams<br>15. Clean out ink trays<br>16. Remove and clean ink covers<br>17. Clean ink rollers and ink reservior<br>18. Clean print cylinders and sleeve. Remove ink and tape<br>19. Remove and clean ink dams FREQUENCY: 1W
Print Unit 2
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1. Clean all parts for the ink circulation.<br>3. Clean the ink splash guard<br>4. Check the condition of the anilox ROLLER<br>5. Check the condition of the rubber ROLLER<br>6. Check the condition and position of the vacuum belt<br>7. Check the print cylinder lateral adjuster<br>8. Check for air leaks<br>9. Check the guard condition<br>10. Check the condition of the anilox ROLL<br>11. Check the condition of the rubber ROLL<br>12. Check the condition of the print cylinder<br>13. Check the anilox to print cylinder gap<br>14. Check the condition and position of the roll end dams<br>15. Clean out ink trays<br>16. Remove and clean ink covers<br>17. Clean ink rollers and ink reservior<br>18. Clean print cylinders and sleeve. Remove ink and tape<br>19. Remove and clean ink dams FREQUENCY: 1W
Print Unit 3
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1. Clean all parts for the ink circulation.<br>3. Clean the ink splash guard<br>4. Check the condition of the anilox ROLLER<br>5. Check the condition of the rubber ROLLER<br>6. Check the condition and position of the vacuum belt<br>7. Check the print cylinder lateral adjuster<br>8. Check for air leaks<br>9. Check the guard condition<br>10. Check the condition of the anilox ROLL<br>11. Check the condition of the rubber ROLL<br>12. Check the condition of the print cylinder<br>13. Check the anilox to print cylinder gap<br>14. Check the condition and position of the roll end dams<br>15. Clean out ink trays<br>16. Remove and clean ink covers<br>17. Clean ink rollers and ink reservior<br>18. Clean print cylinders and sleeve. Remove ink and tape<br>19. Remove and clean ink dams FREQUENCY: 1W
Print Unit 4
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1. Clean all parts for the ink circulation.<br>3. Clean the ink splash guard<br>4. Check the condition of the anilox ROLLER<br>5. Check the condition of the rubber ROLLER<br>6. Check the condition and position of the vacuum belt<br>7. Check the print cylinder lateral adjuster<br>8. Check for air leaks<br>9. Check the guard condition<br>10. Check the condition of the anilox ROLL<br>11. Check the condition of the rubber ROLL<br>12. Check the condition of the print cylinder<br>13. Check the anilox to print cylinder gap<br>14. Check the condition and position of the roll end dams<br>15. Clean out ink trays<br>16. Remove and clean ink covers<br>17. Clean ink rollers and ink reservior<br>18. Clean print cylinders and sleeve. Remove ink and tape<br>19. Remove and clean ink dams FREQUENCY: 1W
Slotting Unit
Slotting unit
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1. Clean all dust and waste from the shaft and lead screws<br>2. Wipe off all shafts and lead screws with a rag. Lubricate (MPS)<br>3. Check cleaning of slotting shafts<br>4. Check the slotting knives wear<br>5. Check the strippers wear<br>6. Check creasers<br>7. Check creaser anvils FREQUENCY: 1W
Die Cut Unit
Die Cut Unit
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1. Check the condition of the die cutting anvils<br>2. Check that the die cutting anvils are able to idle freely round the shaft <br>FREQUENCY: 2W
Glue Unit
Glue Unit
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1. Clean and lubricate the glue system FREQUENCY: 2W
Folding Unit
Folding Unit
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1. Clean the folding bars and rails from glue<br>2. Keep the rubber roller at the end of the folding section free from glue<br>3. Keep the growed rollers in squaring hopper clean from glue<br>4. Keep squaring plates clean from glue<br>5. Keep photo cells and reflector clean from dust<br>6. Check the glue applicator. Replace any worn parts<br>7. Check the transport belt wear<br>8. Check the vertical belt wear<br>9. Check the folding belt wear<br>10. Check the die-cut to folding rail flaps<br>11. Check the folding rail transfer belts/lower belts<br>12. Grease the lead screw flange bearings<br>13. Check the folding rail gaps (upper and lower rails)<br>14. Check the belt tensioner FREQUENCY: 2W
Counter Ejector Unit
Counter Ejector
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1. Remove all dust, debris & waste from the counter/ejector. 2. Check condition of belts & conveyors. Report any defects FREQUENCY: 1W
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1. Check all front stop cushions and replace if necessary. FREQUENCY: 1M
Strapping Machine
Strapping Machine
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1. Isolate the strapper from electricity and pneumatics.<br>2. Blow down and/or vacuum out all dirt and debris.<br>FREQUENCY: 1W
Stacking Machine/Palletiser
Stacking/Palletising
Lubrication
Oil & Greasing
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1. Oil and grease machine the whole machine starting at pre-feeder through to counter collector and strapping machine. FREQUENCY: 1W
General
General
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1. Clean down machine from feed to delivery end<br>2. Lift and wash down drain covers and clean out drains<br>3. Clean roll out tracks<br>4. Check delivery belts and replace if necessary<br>5. Vacuum out filters and change if needed<br>6. Sweep and tidy up all areas<br>7. Wipe down all machine services and cabinets FREQUENCY: 2W
Additional Items & Correctives Reported
- Additional tasks done
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Additional task or corrective completed (attach picture if needed).
Correctives to do
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Brief description of corrective and area on machine (create action to be done here using 'Action' button). Attach picture if needed.
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Can this corrective be done whilst machine is running?
Safety Items/Hand back/Sign off
Safety Concerns noted
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Detail of any safety issues noted whilst performing maintenance (create actions to be done here using 'Action' button and attach picture if needed.
Hand Back Check List
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Housekeeping - Ensure that all tools and equipment have been removed and/or replaced onto shadow boards and the area is clean & tidy.
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Safety Guards - Ensure that all guards are refitted and secured correctly.
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Machine Start Up - Removal of lock out/tag out devices and carry out power up procedure.
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Safety Systems - Test operation of all emergency stop buttons, light barriers etc.
PMI Sign Off (end of maintenance slot)
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PMI End Time:
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Sign Off - Machine Team Leader - (print name & signature):
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Sign Off - Shift/Cell Leader - (print name & signature):
Old Tasks
2) Feeder
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2.1) Grease all shafts & bearings. Use EP1 grease only. Frequency: 1W
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2.2) (Inside the feed unit) Remove any dust from the brushes that clean the board before it enters the print unit & clean vacuum extraction unit. Frequency: 1W
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2.3) Spray all lateral shafts & guides with LPS spray & clean off with a cloth. Frequency: 1W
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2.4) Check condition of all feed wheels, replace if needed. Frequency: 2W
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2.5) Remove all waste and debris from the feed rollers. Frequency: 1W
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2.6) Apply grease to all greasing points. Use EP1 grease only. Frequency: 1W
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2.7) Check condition of the top & bottom feed rollers, reporting any defects. Frequency: 1W
12) Corrpal Stacker
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12.1) Remove all dust, debris & waste from the Corrpal stacker. Frequency: 1W
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12.2) Check condition of belts and rollers. Frequency: 1W
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12.3) Check slip sheet dispensers and tie grabber. Frequency: 1W