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A c o n sta nt o w of i n n o vati o ns, techn ol o gy , and ne w i deas to benet custo m ers Copyright 2020 Stolle Machinery Company, LLC – All Rights Reserved Stolle Machinery Company, LLC 6949 South Potomac Street, Centennial, CO 80112 Phone: +1 303-708-9044 Fax: +1 303-708-9045 www.stollemachinery.com Stolle Sidney has introduced a new design oil cooler for the belt and tab feed indexers on their EOE conversion systems. The new design oil cooler is comprised of a diaphragm pump, an oil reservoir tank, oil filter, water-cooled plate heat exchanger, cooling valve, air valve, and a wiring block. The new oil cooler unit is in a containment vessel to provide built-in spill containment. This vessel extends under the oil filter cartridge to capture any spilled oil during filter changes. The previous oil cooling system ulized a gear pump to create oil flow. The gear pump was setup with a pressure relief valve to dump excess flow back into tank. The gear pump and the pressure relief valves caused oil shear resulng in a build-up of heat in the oil. This heat and the indexer heat would then need to be removed from the oil via a heat exchanger. The new system, ulizing the diaphragm pump, limits the amount of oil shear and therefore the amount of heat build- up in the oil. Therefore, the heat exchanger can be sized smaller and sll perform the necessary funcon. In addion, the new diaphragm pump is inexpensive to maintain and easy to rebuild and will supply years of wrench-free service for the end user. The controls feature Allen-Bradley “Armor Block” hardware so all the wiring is plug-based for easier maintenance. The unit connects to the system via DC power and Ethernet. The conversion system operator can easily monitor the unit from screens on the conversion system HMI to see the return oil temperature, output oil flow (pressure and flow), and the volumetric oil tank level. The control system keeps count of the number of pump cycles, and the operator can set the number of cycles to iniate a maintenance reminder on the control screen. Stolle EOE Conversion Systems Technical Update 2012-1 For more informaon about the new indexer oil cooler unit for Stolle easy open end conversion systems, please contact Stolle Sidney: Greg Williams at +937-497-5441 or greg.williams@ stollemachinery.com, or Jason Davidson at +937- 497-5432 or [email protected]. Above: Oil pressure sensor by oil filter Right: Durable A-B “Armor Block” connecon for sensors New Design Indexer Oil Cooler for Stolle Beer-Beverage and Food EOE Conversion Systems Tetrad EO6 Main HMI screen for controlling and monitoring the oil cooler Stolle’s new oil cooler features an air-driven diaphragm oil pump and a containment vessel to eliminate hazardous oil spills on the plant floor The new design oil cooler will be standard equipment on all new Stolle beverage and food EOE conversion systems, and is available as a retrofit unit for exisng conversion systems.

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A constant �ow of innovations, technology, and new ideas to benet customers

Copyright 2020 Stolle Machinery Company, LLC – All Rights Reserved

Stolle Machinery Company, LLC6949 South Potomac Street, Centennial, CO 80112 Phone: +1 303-708-9044 Fax: +1 303-708-9045www.stollemachinery.com

Stolle Sidney has introduced a new design oil cooler for the belt and tab feed indexers on their EOE conversion systems. The new design oil cooler is comprised of a diaphragm pump, an oil reservoir tank, oil filter, water-cooled plate heat exchanger, cooling valve, air valve, and a wiring block. The new oil cooler unit is in a containment vessel to provide built-in spill containment. This vessel extends under the oil filter cartridge to capture any spilled oil during filter changes.

The previous oil cooling system utilized a gear pump to create oil flow. The gear pump was setup with a pressure relief valve to dump excess flow back into tank. The gear pump and the pressure relief valves caused oil shear resulting in a build-up of heat in the oil. This heat and the indexer heat would then need to be removed from the oil via a heat exchanger. The new system, utilizing the diaphragm pump, limits the amount of oil shear and therefore the amount of heat build-up in the oil. Therefore, the heat exchanger can be sized smaller and still perform the necessary function. In addition, the new diaphragm pump is inexpensive to maintain and easy to rebuild and will supply years of wrench-free service for the end user.The controls feature Allen-Bradley “Armor Block” hardware so all the wiring is plug-based for easier maintenance. The unit connects to the system via DC power and Ethernet. The conversion system operator can easily monitor the unit from screens on

the conversion system HMI to see the return oil temperature, output oil flow (pressure and flow), and the volumetric oil tank level. The control system keeps count of the number of pump cycles, and the operator can set the number of cycles to initiate a maintenance reminder on the control screen.

Stolle EOE Conversion SystemsTechnical Update 2012-1

For more information about the new indexer oil cooler unit for Stolle easy open end conversion systems, please contact Stolle Sidney: Greg Williams at +937-497-5441 or [email protected], or Jason Davidson at +937-497-5432 or [email protected].

Above: Oil pressure sensor by oil filter

Right: Durable A-B “Armor Block” connection for sensors

New Design Indexer Oil Coolerfor Stolle Beer-Beverage and Food EOE Conversion Systems

Tetrad EO6

Main HMI screen for controlling and monitoring the oil cooler

Stolle’s new oil cooler features an air-driven diaphragm oil pump and a containment vessel to eliminate hazardous oil spills on the plant floor

The new design oil cooler will be standard equipment on all new Stolle beverage and food EOE conversion systems, and is available as a retrofit unit for existing conversion systems.