MANUFACTURED BY: Malahide Design & Manufacturing Inc.

                                                209 Griffith Rd.

                                                Stratford, Ontario

                                                N5A 6S4

                                                Phone/Fax: (519) 273 0603

                                                Toll-Free: 1-800-667-2156

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1/ Introduction

2/ Technical Specifications

3/ Operating Instructions

3.1 Control Panel

3.2 Feeding the Stock

3.3 Feeding the Foil

3.4 Mounting the Dies or Type

3.5 Adjusting the Stock Pull

3.6 Adjusting the Foil Pull

3.7 Adjusting Pressure

3.8 Levelling the Head

3.9 Aligning the Head

3.10 Adjusting the Position of the Cut

3.11 Using Electronic Registration

3.12 Mounting and Levelling Cutting Dies

3.13 General Set-Up Comments

3.14 Changing from 9"to 18" Repeat Length .

3.15 Over Laminating.

4/ Multi-Colour Printing

5/ Troubleshooting

6/ E4 Parts List

FIGURES

Figure 1 - Overview of E4-L

Figure 2 - Stock Path for E4-L

Figure 3 - Foil Path of E4-L

Figure 4 - Inside Right Access Door

Figure 5 - Top View of Die Cutter Assembly

Figure 6A - Single Stage Multi-Colour Printing

Figure 6B - Progressive Multi-Colour Printing

Figure 7 - Back View of E4 Press

Figure 8 - Wiring Diagram of E4 Press

Figure 9 - Inside View of Control Panel

Figure 10 - Adjusting the Stock Pull from 9" to 18"

Figure 11 - Threading the Over Laminator. 

1/ INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing an E4 Label Press! To assist you in obtaining maximum benefit from the features of this press, we offer the following suggestions:

Read the manual in its entirety. Obtain a general overview of its various features and functions prior to setting up and operating the press for the first time. Please see Figure 1 for an overview of your press. The overview details the main features of your press.

Allow the press to run at a reduced speed until you become familiar with its features and components.

Not all foils will perform well at 7,200 per hour. Experiment with different makes and types of foil to find those best suited to your applications. Remember - the least expensive foils are not always the most cost effective!

Should you require any assistance or service, we are available on our Help Line from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.. Eastern time, Monday to Friday, toll-free 1-800-667-2156 or (519) 273-0603.

2/ TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Pressure Rating: 5 tons

Impression Area: 4" x 12"

Max. Stock Pull: 18"

Stock Width:        5/8" to 4 1/4"

Maximum Speed: 7,200 per hour

Power:                 115 v.a.c., 60 cycles, 12 amps

Dimensions:        24"W x 48"L x 48"H

Weight:                     550lbs

3.1 Control Panel

The switches and controls located on the press control panel are described as follows:

POWER: "ON/OFF" supplies power to the heat control, counter, jog button, start button, and stop button.

JOG: Machine will run as long as button is pressed. This button is used during the set-up of the press. Caution - be sure not to stop the press with the head down. This could damage the make ready, the foil, and the stock.

RUN/STOP: Press "RUN" to start the motor. Press and hold "STOP" to stop the motor. If the motor stops when the "RUN" button is released, check the counter - the "RESET" button may have to be pushed or check the end-of-stock detect switch on the stock unwind arm (if your press is equipped with this feature).

MOTOR SPEED: Turn clockwise to increase speed.

BATCH COUNT: Set number of parts in run using the small buttons on the counter. The machine will stop after the number of parts set have been printed.

DIGITAL HEAT CONTROL

To set heat control, press the side arrow button (next to `M' button) this will cause the first digit to flash. Using the UP or DOWN arrow set this digit to the desired value. Pressing the side arrow again will make the next digit flash set the next value as above and repeat until all three digits are set. Now push the M (memory) button to complete the operation.

3.2 Feeding the Stock - E4-L

a) Mount the roll of stock on the stock unwind bar. Be sure to mount the stock roll so that the printing will be done on the outside of the stock, ie. the stock should come off the bottom of the roll The "GT" model presses are provided with a constant tension unwind mechanism. For proper constant tension unwind, the roll should be tightened in place tight enough to ensure that the unwind bar rolls with the stock roll. For E4 models without a constant tension unwind, tighten the stock roll in place, but not too tight - the roll must be able to spin freely on the stock unwind bar.

b) Thread the stock over the constant tension unwind rollers, as shown in fig. 2.

c) Remove the weight over the centering guides on the stock in-feed, and feed the stock between them. These guides will position the stock for printing. The guides are adjustable using the screw knobs on either side of the stock in-feed. These guides are more important than the guides on the idler roller at the other end. Do not forget to replace the weight when stock feeding is complete. Without it the stock can jump out of its track. For additional tension, use a rubber band over the weight between the two adjusting knobs. If you have a minor static problem, wrap a sheet of "Bounce" around this weight.

d) Feed the stock across the print area, under the idler roller and over the registration roller.

e) From the registration roller, feed the stock between the pinch roller and the knurled drum (see Figure 2). The pressure of the pinch roller is factory set for standard satin badge stock, but may require adjustment for your material. The pressure must be equal on both sides of the stock for straight tracking, enough to pull but not so much as to cause the clutch to slip. If you can pull the stock from between the rollers without allowing the rollers to move, then the pinch roller must be tightened. If adjustment is necessary, then it must be done in very small increments. To increase pressure, open the clamp and turn the locking nut clockwise; an eighth of a turn should be sufficient to make a noticeable difference.

f) Feed the stock under the die cutter , under the low roller and over the high roller. At this point the stock is separated, the stock carrying the labels is fed under the lower control arm and onto the lower rewind whilst the waste matrix is fed under the upper control arm and onto the upper rewind

The proper routing of the stock for your E4 press is shown in Figure 2.

3.3 Feeding the Foil

a) Mount the roll(s) of foil on the foil bar in front of the machine, between the adjustable guides. The foil comes off the top of the roll(s). There should be just enough tension on the roll(s) to keep them from unraveling. Position the guides to ensure that the foil(s) is properly positioned. This is particularly important for multi-colour printing. Use the guides to position the different colour foils under the particular parts of the die designated for the appropriate colour. The long guides provided with your press are designed to help you do this. No other positioning should be required to achieve perfect foil tracking.

b) Route the foil under the stripper bars. There is one stripper bar on the front of the machine and one stripper bar on the back of the machine.

c) Route the foil under the knurled drum at the back of the machine, and up between it and the pinch roller.

d) Continue over the top of the pinch roller and onto the rewind roller. Be sure to route the foil onto the underside of the foil rewind roller. If using an empty foil core to capture the used foil, ensure a clean and even rewind by making sure it is not slipping on the rewind roller. A piece of masking tape on the roller should do the trick. The pressure of the pinch roller is factory set. However, there are two knobs on either side of the pinch roller to allow for adjustment to maintain even pressure on each side of the foil. The knobs should be tightened light and even - no more than light finger-tight.

The proper routing of the foil(s) for your E4 press is shown in Figure 3.

3.4 Mounting the Dies or Type

The E4 requires no special treatment in this regard, but good habits are worth practicing.

a) Position the die or type in the centre of the chase.

b) Avoid using dies permanently mounted on lead. The lead deforms over time, resulting in an uneven die which requires excessive pressure to print. Compensating for this will result in poor print quality and may put undue stress on the machine. Too much pressure will result in machine stalling (see trouble shooting guide for details).

3.5 Adjusting the Stock Pull

Adjustments are made on the stock feed crank located inside the access door on the left side of the press (see Figure 1 for location).

Loosen the locking screw and turn the knob to shorten or lengthen the stock pull. You may wish to make marks on the slide to help you set up for standard lengths that you print regularly. This adjustment is made easier by using the jog button to position the crank so that the chain is pulling the slide in the direction you wish to move. Remember to re-tighten the locking screw.

3.6 Adjusting the Foil Pull

Adjustments are made on the foil feed crank located inside the access door on the right side of the press (see Figure 1 for location). Adjusting the foil pull is the identical operation to adjusting the stock pull described in Section 3.5. Refer to Figure 4 for details.

3.7 Adjusting Pressure

The E4 is rated at 5 tons, but is capable of more than any stock printing job needs. It is important to only increase the pressure when it is clearly needed, and only by small increments. Pressure is adjusted by increasing or decreasing the distance between the type face and the stock. It can be done in three ways:

a) With the head levelling screws - see Levelling the Head

b) By using a thicker or thinner make-ready.

c) By adjusting the "capstan". This is a ring with holes in it, on the main post, located beneath the foil feed crank inside the panel on the right side of the press (see Figure 1 for location). Insert the appropriate sized Allen key or equivalent tool into the nearest hole and turn the capstan to adjust pressure. Turning the ring to the right increases pressure, turning the ring to the left reduces pressure. See Figure 4. Your press is also equipped with a capstan locking screw. This screw does not have to be tightened for the proper operation of the press. However, in the unlikely event that you experience a gradual change in pressure, the capstan locking screw can be tightened to lock the pressure position.

d) If there is too much pressure on the head and the press stalls, turn the main power off immediately to avoid blowing the motor control fuse. Raise the head manually using the drive belt and reduce the pressure at the capstan. Test pressure again.

3.8 Levelling the Head

Levelling adjustments should only be required to correct for tooling or die errors. When required, however, such adjustments should be very small and made very carefully.

There are four (4) levelling screws on top of the print head and one (1) centre locking screw. The centre locking screw should not be adjusted during levelling adjustments. However, it should be used as your fulcrum point for any adjustments that you make. Examples of how to adjust level are as follows:

- if you want to increase pressure on a particular corner, first loosen the levelling screw at the diagonally opposite corner from the one you wish to tighten, then tighten the desired screw by the same amount that you loosened the opposite screw.

- if you want to increase pressure on a particular end, first loosen the two levelling screws at the opposite end of the head, then tighten the desired screws by the same amount as you loosened the opposite screws. Apply the same principle for tightening a particular side.

3.9 Aligning the Head

If the print is running from one side of the stock to the other, somewhat diagonally across the stock, and the stock is feeding straight across the table, the type is probably not well set. To save resetting the type, the head can be rotated a few degrees to compensate.

Loosen the centre locking screw on the head and turn the two knobs at each end of the chase to obtain the required head alignment. Re-tighten the centre locking screw.

3.10 Adjusting the Position of the Cut

This is one of the easiest adjustments to make on the E4, and is a major improvement over most other machines.

Simply loosen the registration roller by turning the knob on the back end of the roller counter-clockwise, and turn the knob on top to raise or lower the roller. Then re-tighten the knob on the back end. Raising the registration roller will move the print away from the cut, and lowering the registration roller will move the print on the stock closer to the cut.

For short stock pulls, you may find that you can achieve the desired print/cut position at two different settings of the registration roller. One roller position will be higher than the other. Be sure to use the lower roller position in these cases to minimize wander (variation in cut position).

3.11 Using Electronic Registration - E series presses

There are two ways to use electronic registration:

1. A photocell can be used to scan a pre-printed web and hold the over-printer in registration.

2. An encoder can be used to accurately measure the pull of the web and hold the pull exactly.

The system used on MALAHIDE presses is similar in both cases. The web pull is set to pull slightly less material than required and an auxiliary motor runs until the count is exact and therefore the length is exact.

UN-PRINTED WEB SET-UP:

1. Select PLAIN on the PLAIN/ PRINTED switch

2. Set the pull length on the counter using two decimal places (7.00,8.75)

3. Set AUX.MOTOR to OFF.

4. Now set mechanical pull on left side of machine to pull approximately 1/8" less than required.

5. With the counter wheel on the web, cycle the machine and ensure that the count does not exceed set count.

6. Switch the AUX.MOTOR on and cycle the press. The count will consistently exceed the set count by a few digits. If count exceeds set count by more than six digits, mechanical pull must be shortened a little. If count fails to reach set point, mechanical pull must be lengthened.

PRINTED WEB SET-UP:

1. Select PRINTED on the PLAIN/PRINTED switch.

2. Set the mechanical pull on the left side of the machine to pull 1/8" less than repeat length of print.

3. Register print to stamping die.

4. Switch AUX/MOTOR off and position scanner to read space between labels (preferably at beginning or end of move when web is moving slowly)

5. Turn AUX/MOTOR on and cycle press once and read number on counter and record.

6. Set pre-set number on counter 100 higher than recorded number. Run the press and check registration. Add or subtract numbers to pre-set number to obtain exact registration. This procedure is a lot less complicated than it appears and will only take two or three minutes once it is mastered.

NOTE!. ALL PRINT TO PRINT REGISTRATION ADJUSTMENTS SHOULD BE COMPLETED BEFORE PRINT TO CUT ADJUSTMENTS ARE MADE

3.12 Mounting and Levelling Cutting Dies

a) Dies are attached to the mounting plate with the two screws labeled B on Figure 5. The mounting plate is attached to the die-cutter posts with the two screws labeled A on Figure 5.

b) The four screws labeled C in Figure 5 are for making level and pressure adjustments for the cutting head.

c) When the cutting die is level, every part of the cutting edge contacts the cutting surface at the same time.

d) For clean cutting and long die life, the die should always be level and cutting with just enough pressure. Excessive pressure will wear out the cutting die. We recommend a strip of masking tape or firm fibreglass board on the cutting table for making cleaner cuts and extending die life.

e) To mount or change a cutting edge:

1. Open the print head or remove the print die.

2. Remove screws labeled A and remove the mounting plate and die cutting assembly. Remove screws labeled B and remove the cutter assembly.

3. Attach the new cutting assembly with screws labeled B. Do not tighten. Reattach the mounting plate and new die cutting assembly to the press (screws labeled A).

4. Loosen all four levelling screws (C) by an equal amount, say one half turn each. (This assumes the previous die was level and minimizes the time required to make the change).

5. "Jog" the cutting head to the exact bottom of its cycle. This will be when the pressure plate touches the bearer as shown on Figure 4.

6. Hand-tighten the four levelling screws; loosen the mounting screws (B) if they hamper the tightening of the levelling screws. Re-tighten the mounting screws.

7. Test. If the die is not cutting clear through, turn down the levelling screw(s) over the area(s) not being cut - no more than 1/16th of a turn at a time. This is a very fine adjustment - just thinking about it may be sufficient! Too much pressure will damage the die. Re-tighten the mounting screws (B) and test again.

8. Cut-outs, like circles, should remain attached to the stock by one or two threads so that they can be carried past the cutter and discharged from the machine. If the die cannot be adjusted to accomplish this, use a hard knife to put a small nick in the outboard edge of the die.

3.13 General Set-Up Comments

The E4 is a user friendly press, designed for operators of all experience levels. The following list details items to avoid when setting up the press:

a) Uneven pressure on the die face. The four (4) levelling screws on top of the print head will compensate for MINOR variations in the type or dies, and once set should require infrequent adjustment (see 3.8 - Levelling the Head). Low areas in the centre of the print should be corrected using tape to thicken the make-ready in that area. Do not attempt to correct low areas in the centre of the print by adjusting the levelling screws on the print head.

b) Excessive pressure on the feed rolls. The correct pressure is set when there is about 0.010" (the thickness of a playing card) compression on the pinch roller.

c) Foil sticking to the stock. This is the most common cause of bad registration. If the foil is stuck tight to the stock, the feed roll will slip when it starts to pull the stock. If the temperature and pressure are properly set, change the foil.

d) If you start to print exclusively on thin, narrow stock, please contact our factory to obtain a modified stock pinch roller. The modified roller will have a ridge made on it for the thin, narrow stock. Without the ridge, a groove will form in the pinch roller and it will begin to slip, regardless of how much it is tightened.

e) Your E4 is constructed using sealed bearings and self-lubricating bushings, so lubrication is not required on these parts. The "ball joint" connector which is on the end of the chain connected to the foil pull and stock pull adjusters could take a drop of oil once or twice per year. If your flip over chase starts to squeak or is difficult to move, two very small lubrication holes are provided on the top of the print head, at either end.

3.14 Changing the Stock Length from 9" to 18"

Open the hatch on the back of your E4 Press. There are two sprockets. Your press has been equipped with an extra sprocket for 18" stock pull. Pull up on the chain by grasping it in the middle, and slide off the left sprocket. Replace it with the smaller sprocket that came with your machine, and replace the chain. For maximum stock pull length, the crank on the stock has to be extended out as far as it can go. Please refer to Figure 10, below.

3.15 Over Laminating

The E4-L can be fitted with an Over Laminating station to apply a film over the print to protect the print from abrasion. If this machine is not so equipped the unit can be added at any time in the future.

Using the `Toplam' is simple . The roll is placed on the unwind assembly so that the sticky side is against the label stock when the film is joined just ahead of the feed rollers, if a two film laminate is being used the protective/waste film should be fed under the control arm and onto the rewind roll provided.

See Figure 11 for thread path.

4/ MULTI-COLOUR PRINTING

There are two types of multi-colour printing possible on the E4 press - "single stage" and "progressive". Single stage colour printing has separate bands of colour across the stock. Progressive colour printing has intermingled colours. See Figures 6A and 6B.

The same die was used to print both designs, the difference is in the stock pull length. In Figure 6A, the stock was pulled the whole length of the design. In Figure 6B, the stock was only pulled from one element of the design to the next element of the design resulting the colours overprinting. The die would look the same as the single stage print shown in Figure 6A.

Single stage multi-colour printing is simple. Place the colours in areas desired using the long foil separators provided and print in the normal manner. For instance, in Figure 6A, the triangle could be printed with red foil, the square with blue foil, and the circle with green foil.

Progressive printing is equally simple provided a few rules are followed:

1. The centre line of each element must be identical. Care must be taken when creating the artwork that each element is on the same horizontal centre line and that each vertical centre line is exactly the same distance apart. It is best to make a single die with all the elements to reduce set-up time.

2. The foils used must have similar printing characteristics. Trial and error until experience tells what works for you.

3. The stock pull must be the same each time. The E4 is quite accurate in its standard form but for some designs it is necessary to make a minor change. The stock feed sprocket must be changed for a larger sprocket. The larger sprocket reduces the maximum pull and any pull errors (see Figure 7).

5/ TROUBLESHOOTING

a) IF STOCK PULL LENGTH VARIES:

1. Check that stock is unreeling properly from the supply roll.

2. Ensure the weight is in position between the stock in-feed guides. As mentioned earlier, a rubber band put over the weight between the two guide adjust knobs will give added tension. This may improve stock pull accuracy.

3. Check the tension on the stock pull pinch roller. If more tension is required, release the clamps and tighten the lock nuts 1/8th of a turn (clockwise). Re-tighten clamps.

4. If there is a loud "snapping" noise on each cycle, the heat or pressure may be excessive - adjust pressure or temperature accordingly. If the foil is sticking regardless of pressure or temperature, change the foil.

b) POOR REGISTRATION:

1. Foil sticking to the stock - see Item a), Part 4. above.

2. Stock pull length adjuster loose - tighten locking screw.

3. Stock pinch roller out of adjustment - adjust to proper tension.

4. Stock pinch roller worn - replace or re-grind - contact factory.

5. Worn clutch. Replace clutch assembly - contact factory.

c) PRESS WON'T RUN:

1. Stuck at bottom of cycle with too much pressure on the head. Raise head by turning the drive belt (see Figure 7) and relieve pressure.

2. Press stalled because of excessive pressure and will not restart. Check fuse on motor control inside control panel (see Figure 9). In extreme overload condition, control relay will also fail and need replacement. These failures protect the motor. Contact factory.

d) JOG OR START BUTTON MUST BE HELD DOWN FOR PRESS TO RUN:

1. Is counter at zero?

2. Press reset button on counter after setting quantity.

3. Check automatic end-of-stock detect (GT and R models only)

e) HEAT PROBLEMS:

1. Machine too hot - short in thermocouple wire.

2. Machine not warming up - broken thermocouple wire or heater.

ONLY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL SHOULD PERFORM THE FOLLOWING TESTS:

f) ELECTRICAL CONTINUITY PROBLEMS:

1. Unplug the machine. Open the electrical console by loosening the two (2) screws on the top of the console (in front of the print area).

2. Refer to the wiring diagram (Figure 8). You will see that continuity must be maintained between Terminal 22 on the Stop button, through all the devices on the machine to Terminal 9 on the control relay in order for the relay to latch.

3. Check for continuity between Terminals 22 and 21 Stop button, 11 and 8 counter, End-of -Stock Detect (with stock in place). Limit switches are wired normally open, and must be held closed by stock and foil.

4. Limit Switch 2 delays the Stop to prevent the machine stopping with the head down.

g) MOTOR SLOWING DOWN

1. Check the motor brushes. Replace if necessary.

2. Potentiometer should read about 5 k-ohms across terminals.

3. Should have 90 VDC across the armature at full speed.

PART NO. PART NAME NO. PER SET

E4-02 CRANK

E4-03 HEATER BLOCK

E4-03A FOIL FEED DRIVE ROLL

E4-03A2 FOIL FEED DRIVE ROLL ASSEMBLY

E4-03B PRESS POST 4

E4-03C HEATER BLOCK PRESSURE PAD

E4-03D HEATER RETAINER 1

E4-04 HEAD END PLATE 2

E4-04C HEAD END PLATE FOR CROSS FEED

E4-05 PRINT HEAD TOP PLATE

E4-05A HEAD CENTRE SCREW 1

E4-06 PRESS BED

E4-07 PRESSURE PLATE

E4-07A PRESSURE PLATE BLANK

E4-07B LOWER BEARING BLOCK 2

E4-07C SPROCKET

E4-08 PRESSURE CAM 2

E4-09 HEIGHT ADJ. BUSH. 4

E4-011 REAR FOIL FEED BRACKET 1

E4-011A FRONT FOIL FEED BRACKET 1

E4-011B REWIND SHAFT 1

E4-011BC REWIND SHAFT 1

E4-012 FOIL FEED CRANK 1

E4-012A RETAINING PLATE 1

E4-012B STOCK FEED CRANK 1

E4-012D 8.00" STOCK FEED EXT.

E4-013 FOIL ADJ. SLIDE 1

E4-013A SLIDE CLAMP 1

E4-013B 3 3/8 FOIL CRANK EXTENSION

E4-013C 13.5" STOCK FEED EXT.

E4-014 GEAR BOX SPACER 4

E4-014A SLIDE TABLE SHAFT 2

E4-014B LOWER PRESSURE SHAFT 1

E4-016 PIVOT PIN 1

E4-017A BASE PLATE SUPPORT ANGLE 2

E4-018 FOIL STAND 1

E4-018AC CROSS FEED 1

E4-018B STRIPPER BAR 2

E4-018BC STRIPPER BAR 2

E4-018CC CROSS FEED STRIPPER ROD 2

E4-018D HEAD LOCK 2

E4-018E STRIPPER BAR SUPPORT 1

PART NO. PART NAME NO. PER SET

E4-022 REGISTRATION PLATE 1

E4-022A CROSS FEED REG. PLATE 1

E4-023 CUTTER FRONT PLATE 1

E4-024 CUTTER BED

E4-025 CUTTER BASE 1

E4-026 CUTTER PRESS POST 2

E4-027 CUTTER CONNECTING PLATE 1

E4-028 CUTTER TOP PLATE 1

E4-028A CUTTER MOUNT 1

E4-029 CUTTER CAM 1

E4-030 CUTTER CRANK 1

E4-031 CUTTER PRESSURE BARS 1

E4-031A CUTTER LOWER SHAFT 1

E4-032 CUTTER BEARING PLATE 2

E4-033 CUTTER POSTS 4

E4-034 REGISTRATION SHAFT 1

E4-034A REG. SHAFT LOCK SCREW 1

E4-034B FEED ROLL HANDWHEEL 2

E4-034C REGISTRATION HAND-WHEEL 2

E4-035 ROLLERS 2

E4-035A CROSS FEED REWIND ROLL 1

E4-035B STOCK FEED PRESSURE ROLL 1

E4-035C CROSS FEED FOIL PRESS. ROLL 1

E4-036A STOCK FEED ROLL 1

E4-036B STOCK PRESS. ROLL SHAFT 1

E4-036C SHAFT STOP 2

E4-037 LIMIT SWITCH CAM

E4-037A LIMIT SWITCH BRACKET 1

E4-037B CHAIN IDLER BRACKET 1

E4-038 TAKE OFF SPINDLE 1

E4-038A TAKE OFF COLLAR 2

E4-038B TAKE OFF BRACKET 1

E4-038C TAKE OFF PULLEYS 1

E4-039A INFEED STOCK GUIDE 1

E4-039B INFEED STOCK GUIDE BLOCK 1

E4-039C INFEED STOCK GUIDE 2

E4-039D INFEED STOCK WEIGHT 1

E4-040 STOCK ROLL BRACKET 1

E4-040A CUTTER PLATE 1

E4-043-1 TR BACK GUARD

E4-043-2 CONSOLE, E4-TR, ALL VERSIONS

E4-043-6 PANEL 1

E4-044 DOUBLE CROSS FEED END PLATE 2

PART NO. PART NAME NO. PER SET

E4-045 STOCK WIND PLATE 2

E4-045A FRONT WIND PLATE 2

E4-046 DISCHARGE GUIDE PLATE

E4-046B BEARING SUPPORT 1

E4-047 IDLER SUPPORT ANGLE

E4-048 REWIND BRACKET

E4-049 REWIND SHAFT

E4-049A REWIND COLLAR

E4-051 BACK GUARD FOR 'R'

E4-051A FRONT PANEL FOR 'R' 1

E4-053 1/4 H.P. MOTOR MOUNT

E4-055 DANCER TENSION ARM

E4-056 UNWIND BRAKE ASSEMBLY

E4-058 FACE PLATE, E4 & E4TR 1