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Project Scope: Featuring: Interleaver -Roll to Sheet Cutting System The Roll to Sheet cutting system is mounted beneath a MFT conveying system. A product sensor detects the patties as they travel down the conveyor. The product sensor signals the starts the dispense of the material. The material advances one sheets' length dispensing the individual sheet between the split in the two conveyors. The moving patty above will then intersect with the sheet dispense, trapping the sheet between the conveyor and the patty itself. This event will then repeat for the all additional passing patties. Roll Specifications: -Estimated weight 126 lbs -15.5" Roll OD x -3" Dia. Core -Roll width is 18.5". - Product width - 9.25" and 10.25" -Semi Waxed System Notes: -The control panel will be mounted on the RIGHT hand side (product loading side) in relation to the products traveling through the system. -The MFT system as proposed is not "hygienic" and MFT and the end user must discuss what is expected of each party -The MFT system as proposed is not be UL approved. -The MFT system as proposed is not CE certified. -The MFT system as proposed is built to wash-down construction, defined as, metal on metal contact will be avoided where possible, and horizontals will be avoided, where possible. -The MFT system as proposed includes a product sensor but MFT can use a "host system signal", if available, to trigger the dispense of the material. -MFT requires a SolidWorks drawing of the host system to assure compatibility Notes: -This proposal is "formal" based on WO 2024081. -No URS, Specifications or FAT documents have been submitted with this proposal -Any URS, Specifications or FAT documents submitted during the quote or order phase will default to a requote -This proposal is the sole and governing document for this project -MFT will set-up and test one (1) product. Additional set-ups are available as an option. -This proposal assumes that the customer will integrate, install and test the system at their facility -MFT is not responsible for pinch points created by the Integration of MFT supplied equipment and the Clients equipment (i.e.: feeders, labelers, conveyors, lugs, etc.). It is the sole responsibility of the client to address and add any additional guarding to meet local and federal OSHA requirements. -MFT will provide the customer a video for machine acceptance/shipment approval -Standard MFT components are being integrated to make a "system". This proposal does not include "system" guarding. Guarding should be discussed with your MFT Representative to assure the system as proposed meets your project's requirements. MFT can option guarding per your projects’ requirements. -This proposal does not include MFT customer on-site training and/or installation assistance
Notes: Forpak / Multisource (Purnell) WO 2025055 **Requested Ship Date = 11/13 moved to 11/26 different cutter NEW STYLE Pull Week of 10/27 at latest Guards out to 12/12** Visit 11/26 at 12pm S/N2544-11000 System and s/n2544-00002 Cutter _____________________ 11/26: QA Completed - JL 11/26: changing out fans in enclosure and finishing up QA 11/26: In QA - JL 11/25: cutter is testing at 6" and 9" cut lengths; more testing today and visit; get onto a pallet and QA 11/24: some product damage so changes and then run it! Visit 12pm Wednesday 11/26 11/20: needs to be set-up by Mike and Joel; need money bumped 11/17-18-19: still wiring 11/13: Ryan is wiring 11/12: additional guarding will not be done until mid-December so send after 11/11-11/12: Tony is adding the guarding now; panel to be mounted is next step estimated Thursday 11/10: Ryan panel is 90% done - punching holes; Mechanical build is about 50-60% done 11/5-6: Tony on today alone - to INT by 11/10 estimated 11/4: Josh thinks Integration by tomorrow 11/5; Joel will help if needed 11/3: Josh and Tony working on currently 10/30: Tony working on; Josh as well when available 10/29: All jobs are pulled and in Production. -RC 10/29: Susie is still puling; Tony starting on today 10/27: EE pulled and Mechanical to be pulled 10/28 10/23: inspection partial 10/18: Frame to be inspected and release to Inventory; updated manual for new cutter; 10/6-10/7-10/8-10/14-10/16: frame is in and in Inspection; inspection on 10/14-15 9/25-9/29-9/30-10/1-10/2-10/6-10/7; same as Tyson and no change 9/24: Herman frame and Terpco update require from Jay; Wyoming part due are critical. 9/22-9/23: check with Terpco about cutter parts 9/18: check with Terpco about cutter parts 9/8-9/9-9/10-9/11-9/15-9/16-9/17-9/18: no change 7/24: no change 7/17: Ordering parts 7/10: No change 6/26: All quotes in. Waiting on other Forpak to determine how many to order. 6/19: Order Ack sent; Need to be processed but getting quote for Qty 1-2 6/17: added line items for 1) 480VAC 2) P/N4298402 9.25in product spacer 3) P/N 4298405 10.25Iin product spacer 4) P/N 4301099 Opp Side HMI Mounting to both financials and Excel Work Order; Moved to Procurement since reviewed by Hunter previously; -KSJ 6/12: Expecting down payment tomorrow or Monday. Peter down at Purnell. Curt looking at cutter design. 6/11: added requested ship date to project -KSJ 6/5: Need to push WO through. 6/2 Added part number to WO - HML
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	Department	Quoted Hours	Est. Hours	Hours Remaining	Billed Hours	xid	Start Date	Resource(s) Assigned	Assignment	History
Edit	Mechanical Eng.	8	8	-86	94	13210
Edit	Electrical Eng.	24	24	-21	45	13211
Edit	Software Eng.	0	0	0	0	13212
Edit	Integration	40	40	39	1	13213
Edit	Machine Shop	0	0	-12.5	12.5	13214
Edit	Management	0	0	0	0	13215
Edit	Production	92	92	-29.75	121.75	13216
Edit	EE Technician	110	110	-0.5	110.5	13217

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