QuadTech® Register Motorization System 2000

For Commercial and Newspaper

The Register Motorization System 2000 controls lateral, circumferential, and phaser movement of the print couples in order to align register.

Shorter installation-cable runs are now used, as you run a single cable from the touch screen to the PLC enclosure, typically located on the printing tower.
Up to 20 towers can be networked together and controlled from one or more touch screens.
The Operator Control Station can be mounted in an existing console or in one of its own, designed by QuadTech to meet your specifications.
For a typical four-high tower, the system consists of eight motor assemblies for lateral control, four for circumferential control, and three for unit-to-unit control.
Driven by a synchronous AC motor, each motor assembly comes complete with mechanical mounting hardware that connects to the cylinder or unit-to-unit phaser.
Limit switches are also incorporated to prevent the cylinder from overtraveling; the control station alerts the operator when the print unit reaches a mechanical limit.