Cissell CAB438C - Manual (Page 15)

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Operation
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CSBBYMV Operation Sequence
Single Operator. Refer to Figure 4.
A typical single operator shirt station consists of:
● One CSBBYMV sleeve, bosom, body and yoke
press
● One collar and cuff press (CUCC)
● One collar post
● One damp box
To increase operator productivity (with less fatigue)
position the items listed above as shown in Figure 4.
Set timers as follows:
● Steam timer – 5 seconds
● Cycle timer – 35 seconds (100% cotton)
● Cycle timer – 25 seconds (Blends)
NOTE: Pressing and steam times may vary based
on:
● Steam pressure at the press. Ideally, steam
pressure at press should be 105-115 psi
(7.24-7.93 bar).
● Shirt fabric (100% cotton, blends, etc.).
● Fabric thickness and weight.
● Moisture retention in shirts should be 40% to
50%.
The sequence begins by removing a shirt from the
damp box and dressing it on the collar and cuff press.
As this shirt progresses COUNTERCLOCKWISE
through the station, other shirts will also be introduced
until there is a shirt at the collar post, the CSBBYMV
and the CUCC. The operator will then move in a
CLOCKWISE direction to keep shirts in all three
operations simultaneously.
The operation sequence for the CSBBYMV is:
1. Load shirt 1 from damp box onto CUCC.
2. Unload CUCC. Hang shirt 1 on garment hook.
3. Load shirt 2 from damp box onto CUCC.
4. Load shirt 1 from garment hook onto buck.
5. Unload CUCC. Hang shirt 2 on garment hook.
6. Load shirt 3 from damp box onto CUCC.
7. Remove shirt 1 from buck. Place on collar post.
Form collar and button. Leave shirt on collar post
to cure.
8. Load shirt 2 from garment hook onto buck.
9. Unload CUCC. Hang shirt 3 on garment hook.
10. Load shirt 4 from damp box onto CUCC.
11. Hang shirt 1 from collar post on finished rack.
12. Unload shirt 2 from buck. Place on collar post.
Repeat steps 7 through 12.
Figure 4
CAB416N
1 Collar Post
2 CSBBYMV
3 CUCC
4 Damp Box
5 Operator
CAB416N
TYPICAL CSBBYMV LAYOUT
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