2021215 Swiss Maid Pastries

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Project Scope: The proposed system consists of a Multifeeder Technology feeding and labeling system (Print and Apply) to apply labels onto pastry bags at a rate of up to 40 per minute. The MFT 250 IP Friction Feeder will gently separate your pastry bags (up to 200mm or 7.87" wide) from a vertical stack and will transport them individually onto the 200mm (7.87") long discharge of the feeder. A Heavy Duty Rear Support Assembly with Diamond Support Plate Assembly will be utilized to support the stack from the back as they are fed. The pastry bags will be fed one at a time onto a separate silicon conveyor with consistent repeat using Accutipping Repeat Controls. An encoder will be mounted onto the conveyor to monitor its speed and the computer timing compensation package of the feeder will adjust its speed and timing to be certain that the pastry bags are placed onto the conveyor at the operator selected distance apart. A Multifeeder PA 150 Print and Apply Labeling machine will be positioned in line with respect to flow over the silicon conveyor to print and apply a label onto the products as they travel on the conveyor with a tamp applicator. The Print and Apply Labeling machine will be equipped with a standard 203 DPI print engine (to print an expiration date on a preprinted label). The feeder, conveyor, and labeler will be mounted onto an integrated Heavy Duty Stand on Rollers with castors for height adjustment and mobility. The feeder, conveyor, and PA 150 Print and Apply Labeling machine run on 208-240 VAC Single Phase so a single Quad Plex is included to allow a single power connection for the entire system. The system also includes a Main Power Switch that supplies power to the entire system (labeler and feeder power). A Photo Optic Start Sensor will be mounted over the end of the silicon conveyor to signal the conveyor to stop once the labeled pastry bag reaches the end of the conveyor. Once an operator removes the labeled pastry bag from the conveyor for further processing, the Photo Optic Start Sensor will signal the conveyor to transport another labeled pastry bag forward to the end of the conveyor. Multifeeder's Engineering team will create a system drawing for customer approval. System Integration includes a Factory Acceptance Test to confirm system performance before shipment. System Integration and testing includes testing of all individual pieces to perform as one complete system. Integration also includes testing of the feeding performance of each product size at the rate specified. This proposal includes testing the smallest and largest product sizes for a Factory Acceptance Test. Additional sizes can be tested as an option at additional investment. This proposal assumes that the customer will install the feeding and labeling system at their facility. Multifeeder can provide mounting, integration, and installation services as an option at our standard rates. Options available: The labeled carton blanks can be transferred into an optional Catch Tray where they can be stacked and accumulated. A Photo Optic Sensor can be mounted in the tray to signal the feeding and labeling system to replenish the tray once a stack is removed. Options include a Spare Parts Kit, a Low Product Detect Sensor Assembly, and Standard Feeder installation.
Notes: Swiss Made Pastries WO 2021215 3/17: In QA 3/10 - In Integration. Prior to ship check mailed 3/7 3/9: In integration, setting up and testing. 3/3: In electrical. Production as far as they can go. 2/24: In production. As far as can go until shortages are filled. 2/17: In production 2/10: Some is pulled. 2/3: Parts are on order 1/27: Need to order a few more electrical parts to order. End of February for parts. Customer planning to come in for FAT end of February/early March. 1/20: Waiting on parts. Need to order a few more parts. 1/13: Quoting parts. 1/6: kicked off yesterday to procurement 12/30: In ME or procurement 12/9: Hoping to release to procurement by Monday. 12/2: In checking 11/18: Kicked off to ME. 11/11: Received down payment yesterday. Working on getting it processed.
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	Department	Quoted Hours	Est. Hours	Hours Remaining	Billed Hours	xid	Resource(s) Assigned	Assignment
Edit	Mechanical Eng.	40	40	-70.25	110.25	8907	Ben Wislinsky	Sequential
Edit	Electrical Eng.	22	22	3	19	8908
Edit	Software Eng.	0	0	0	0	8909
Edit	Integration	56	56	3	53	8910
Edit	Machine Shop	0	0	0	0	8911
Edit	Management	0	0	0	0	8912
Edit	Production	31	31	-4	35	8913
Edit	EE Technician	24	24	-27.5	51.5	8914


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			**ALL ITEMS BELOW ARE INCLUDED IN COSTING & PRICING PN 9740001**