Focke 486 vs Focke 700: Spare Parts Differences
The Focke 486 (hinge-lid packer) and Focke 700 (high-speed cartoner) are two different machines in the packaging line, often paired together. Understanding their spare parts differences helps optimize inventory management.
Machine Roles
- Focke 486: Hinge-lid packer that wraps cigarette bundles into packs. Speed: 360-400 packs/min.
- Focke 700: Cartoner that collates packs into cartons. Speed: 80-120 cartons/min.
Shared Consumables
- Several glue nozzles are interchangeable between 486 and 700
- Standard vacuum cups are shared (same size and material)
- Drive belts: some width/length configurations overlap
- Sensor types: basic photoelectric sensors are identical
Machine-Specific Parts
- 486-specific: Folding box assemblies, inner frame guides, foil cutting knives, heating plate assemblies
- 700-specific: Carton erector assemblies, bundle collation guides, case packer transport belts, sealing bars
- Control systems: 486 uses PLC-based control, 700 has separate controller. No cross-compatibility.
Maintenance Schedule Differences
- 486: Heating plates checked monthly, folding boxes inspected weekly, glue system cleaned daily
- 700: Carton erector alignment checked weekly, bundle transport belts inspected monthly, case sealer quarterly
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