User Guide

Options

• 3M Accuglide™ II 3" Taping heads

(reduces minimum case width by 1")

• Machine Casters

• Low Tape, No Tape Indicator

• Stainless Steel Frame and Footbolts

• Nema 4 Electrical Package

• Tall Case Modification (when difference in

case height range is greater than 7")

3M brings speed and reliability to your fully automatic case sealing operations.

Features

• Tubular Steel Frame Construction

• Photo-Eye Controlled Indexing Gate.

• Top compression rollers

• 3M Accuglide II 2" Taping heads

• Safety Interlocked Guarding

• Tool-Less Tape Head Removal

• Right or Left Hand Machine Orientation

• Allen Bradley PLC with Nema12 Enclosure

• Built to individual customer specifications

3M-Matic

™

Fully Automatic Random Case Sealer 1400rf

The 3M-Matic Case Sealer 1400rf

provides productivity and automation for

demanding packaging line operations. Its

ideal for lines with random case sizes and

where multiple lines running different case

sizes come together for sealing. The

patented 3M design utilizes a two step,

continuous motion process to fold all four

top flaps and seal the top and bottom of

the case at speeds up to 14 cases per

minute. 3M’s Accuglide™II low impact

taping heads provide precise accurate tape

seals.

For more information about 3M-Matic

Case Sealers, contact your 3M sales

representative or 3M-Matic Systems

Distributor. Or call 1-800-722-5463.

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3M-Matic™ Fully Automatic Random Case Sealer 1400rf 3M brings speed and reliability to your fully automatic case sealing operations. The 3M-Matic Case Sealer 1400rf provides productivity and automation for demanding packaging line operations. Its ideal for lines with random case sizes and where multiple lines running different case sizes come together for sealing.
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1400rf Fully Automatic Case Sealer Functional Description The 1400rf case sealer utilizes a unique system of two floating counterbalanced heads to automatically seal random sized cases. Cases are indexed into the sealer as they are detected by the infeed photo-eye. Accelerator belts pull the case into the sealer creating a gap between consecutive cases. The indexing gate stops the next case as the heavy-duty chain-driven flight lugs transport the first case into the centering arms.