Double Sheet Detector on Heidelberg CD102 Year 2000

[QGE]

Hi,

I would like to retrofit the double sheet detector on Heidelberg CD102 year 2000 for conventional commercial printing works on paper mainly magazine printing. Any suggestion on the make and model, is it complicated on the installation and setup.

Thank you.
QGE

 

[exheidmech]

Why? Whats wrong with the double sheet detector on the machine right now?

 

[precision1984]

Are you considering installing an electronic double sheet detector to compliment the mechanical?

 

[QGE]

The machine only have mechanical double sheet and would like to add an electronic detector.

Thanks.

 

[QGE]

Hi Exheidmech,

The machine only have the spring to sepparate the sheet and sometime there is double sheet feeding. Is that mean the sping may be not a good one or poor adjustment.

 

[QGE]

Hi Precision1984,

You are correct, and I have seen the sensor people offer double sheet detector, could we apply to the Heidelberg machine.

 

[precision1984]

double sheeter

QGE - Often the double sheet wheel gets a flat worn in the running area, and misses sheets on occasion. If you are running label stocks consistently, it would be a good idea to spend the money on an electronic detector, but I would take a close look at the the counter weighted disc to be sure your problem may be solved without spending the big bucks. I'm not familiar with any after market double sheet detector manufacturers, but it is a device using inductive sensing transmitter and receivers, so there should be something out there. Good Luck, Steve

 

[QGE]

Hi Steve,

Thank you for the advice and will look at counter weighted disc.

Have a nice weekend., Sittisak.

 

[Data]

Ive run the old 72's over the last 15 years with mechanical detectors.

No maintenance, trouble free and that's mainly on label stock plus others.

 

[turbotom1052]

the mechanical/electrical double sheet detector has proven to be a very reliable unit in all cases as far as im concerned. If your having problems with its reliability then perhaps its been flatspotted as someone mentioned or it could not be working properly. My thinkin is that it would be more affordable to repair what you have then to retrofit the press with an ultrasonic or any other system. One thing i have found is that when your setting the double sheet detector instead of using strips of paper to set the detector (as ive seen many people do) your better off just running sheets down the feedboard and keep closing the gap until the detector trips the feeder off. Once youve found the spot where it just trips off the feeder just back it off a hair and tighten up the lock.

 

[print101]

Stick with what you have, mechanical is the way to go, you have full control over the setting.

Its going to cost you to buy and then it will cost you to repair later......not wise

 

[rolandman]

did heidis not have these as standard at 2000? the rolands have been standard snce the mid 90's and the akiyama a ran many moons ago was a 88 and had an electronic 2 sheet

 

[precision1984]

electronic double sheeters have been optional equipment, ordered with the press or installed post installation

 

[grapha]

Ultrasonic double sheet detector

Hi, it's way too late to reply for you.
But I install ultrasonic double sheet detector.
In case of CD102year2000, first unit electrical box has been already prepared for detector and DSD condition is diplayed in feeder LCD.
It is easy to install this detector in CD102, SM102or any Heidelberg presses.


Thank you

Hi,

I would like to retrofit the double sheet detector on Heidelberg CD102 year 2000 for conventional commercial printing works on paper mainly magazine printing. Any suggestion on the make and model, is it complicated on the installation and setup.

Thank you.
QGE

 

[grapha]

Some samples of Ultrasonic double sheet detector installations: Heldelberg, Komori,..


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