Fosber America, Inc. - Slitter scorer test

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Fosber Twin Evolution Test
Test your safety knowledge!

1. To clear a jam on the slitter scorer, the operator should?
a) Emergency stop the machine and then climb into the machine to clear the jam.
b) Lockout the ZES disconnect before entering the machine.
c) Lockout the IES disconnect before entering the machine.
d) Lockout the doublebacker before entering the machine.

2. On the Twin Evolution the white light on the light tree indicates what?
a) Fault
b) Soft Fault
c) Enabled
d) The robot is moving

3. How often should the operator visual check the grinding and lubrication system on the Twin Evolution?
a) Daily
b) Weekly
c) Monthly
d) Yearly

4. Can the blades be sharpened while the Twin Evolution is running an order?
a) Yes
b) No

5. What is the only recommended cleaning solvent used for cleaning scoring shafts and tools?
a) WD-40
b) Mobil 626
c) Denatured Alcohol
d) Ait-tool oil

6. How often should the blade to anvil adjustment be checked?
a) Daily
b) Weekly
c) Monthly
d) Yearly

7. Where is the web jam detector(s) located?
a) Before the machine.
b) Inside the machine.
c) After the machine.
d) No web jam detector(s) on the machine.

8. On a 6 out order (2 scores per out) and one score is setup incorrectly on the machine, what is the most common cause for the incorrect setup?
a) Robot did not calibrate correctly.
b) Robot did not home correctly.
c) Robot encoder not working correctly.
d) Dirty scoring tools and/or shafts.

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