Shoreline
PPMs mechanics training program is aimed at providing mechanics
with hands on training to enhance their current skills and knowledge
of an AngelusŪ can closing machine.
This training program will be tailored to the AngelusŪ
model seamer and can be performed on site or at our facility.
Lesson
One
Lesson
Two
Lesson
Three
Lesson
Four
Lesson
One
1.
Shoreline PPM Orientation and Introductions
2.
Removal of parts from can closing machine
2.1.
Removal of all cap feed parts
2.2.
Removal of all change parts
2.3.
Remove one lifter
3.
Lower lifer assembly
3.1.
Disassembly of lifter unit
3.1.1.
Springs
3.1.2.
Plungers
3.1.3.
Bearings and oil pumps
3.1.4.
Mandrels
3.1.5.
Slides
3.2.
Re-assemble lifter unit
3.2.1.
Fit of slide to lifter bushing
3.2.2.
Fit of slide to mandrel
3.2.3.
Proper orientation of bearings and oil pumps
3.2.4.
Different springs used
3.2.5.
Set lifter spring pressure
Lesson
Two (Top)
1.
Seaming turret assembly
1.1.
Seaming lever shafts and levers
1.1.1.
Remove seaming cam segment (if applicable)
1.1.2.
Remove seaming levers
1.1.3.
Remove seaming lever shaft
1.1.4.
Re-assemble seaming lever shaft
1.1.5.
Set vertical clearance for levers; 1st and 2nd
Operation
1.2.
Seaming turret spindle assembly
1.2.1.
Removal of seaming spindle assemblies
1.2.2.
Explanation of the assembly
1.2.3.
Install seaming spindle assembly
1.2.4.
Set chuck plane
1.2.5.
Check for vertical play in spindles
2.
Lower turret assembly
2.1.
Indicate lower turret concentricity
2.2.
Install lower lifter assembly
2.2.1.
Set spring pressure
2.2.2.
Set lower chuck plane drop to can feed table
Lesson
Three (Top)
1.
Cover feed assembly
1.1.
Install cap magazine assembly
1.1.1.
Drive parts
1.1.2.
Separator
1.1.3.
Cap feed trip mechanism
1.1.4.
Proper clearances for Solenoid trip and separator (when applicable)
1.2.
Install cover guide rails
1.2.1.
Proper clearances for ends traveling through rails
1.3.
Install cover feed turret
1.3.1.
Proper clearance for cap guide rails and turret
2.
Timing
2.1.
Cover feed turret to seaming turret
2.1.1.
Adjustment points for cap feed turret
2.2.
Cover feed to cap feed turret
2.2.1.
End in front of cap pusher
2.2.2.
Proper feed of the end through magazine
2.3.
Seaming turret to discharge turret
2.4.
Feed chain to can at make up point
2.5.
Timing of cap centering cam and knockout cam
2.6.
Timing of feed turret pockets
Lesson
Four (Top)
1.
Final set-up and running cans and ends
1.1.
Set up and shim seaming rolls
1.1.1.
Use of seaming roll set up gauge
1.2.
First operation seaming rolls
1.2.1.
Seaming roll to seaming chuck relationship
1.2.2.
Run a set of first
operation seams for record
1.2.3.
First operation seam adjustments
1.3.
Second operation seaming rolls
1.3.1.
Seaming roll to seaming chuck relationship
1.3.2.
Run a set of cans for record
1.3.3.
Second operation seam adjustments
1.3.4.
Wrinkle ratings
1.3.4.1.
Normal looseness wrinkle
1.3.4.2.
Reverse wrinkle
1.3.5.
Seam defects
2.
Run completed seams and record data
3.
Preventative maintenance of closing machine
3.1.
Daily maintenance checks
3.1.1.
Check can feed extension and discharge assembly for timing
3.1.2.
Check for interference or uneven travel of cans at timing
points
3.1.3.
check lower lifter assemblies for binding or broken springs
3.1.4.
Check proper action and adjustment of all automatic safety
controls
3.1.5.
Check seaming rolls for wear and end play
3.1.6.
Check seaming chucks for wear
3.1.7.
Check gear cases for oil levels
3.1.8.
Check oil lines
3.1.9.
Timing of marker (if applicable)
3.1.10.
Seam checks
Lesson
Five (Top)
1.
Preventative maintenance continued
1.1.
Weekly maintenance checks
1.1.1.
Check cap centering and knock-out mechanism
1.1.2.
Lubricate motor pulley
1.1.3.
Check timing points
1.1.4.
Check position of seaming chuck bell guides
1.1.5.
Check alignment of guide rails
1.1.6.
Check vertical end play of seaming lever assemblies
1.1.7.
Check lower chuck assemblies for wear
1.1.8.
Check cap pushers for wear
1.1.9.
Check cap trip mechanism for wear and timing
1.2.
Monthly maintenance checks
1.2.1.
Filler drive with safety clutch
1.2.2.
Can feed extension
1.2.3.
Rotary marker for wear and timing
1.2.4.
Check cover feed assembly for wear
1.3.
Trainees will be required to perform all weekly and monthly
checks and adjustments
1.4.
Six month maintenance check
1.4.1.
Lower chuck assembly
1.4.1.1.
Check drop off at feed table
1.4.1.2.
Spring pressures
1.4.1.3.
Check and verify pin height setting
1.4.2.
Check change parts for wear
1.4.3.
Drive case
1.4.3.1.
Clutch facings
1.4.3.2.
Brake linings
1.4.3.3.
Cap pushers for magnetism
1.4.3.4.
Cap pushers for wear grooves
1.4.4.
Check cap feed turret for wear and clean
1.4.5.
Check cams for wear
1.4.6.
Change gear lube in gear cases
1.4.6.1.
Drive cases
1.4.6.2.
Can feed drive (if applicable)
1.4.6.3.
In-motion timer (if applicable)
1.4.7.
Trainees will be required to perform all the above mentioned
checks
2.
Care and lubrication of AngelusŪ closing machine
2.1.
Review start up and shut down procedures
2.2.
Lubrication schedules
3.
Audit sheets
3.1.
Review all procedures utilizing AngelusŪ audit sheets
4.
Review
