MS500 Strapping Head Spare Parts Catalog Rev 19 – Messeri Packaging PDF

Description

MS500 Strapping Head Spare Parts Catalog – Rev 19

This is the Rev 19 spare parts catalogue for the MS500 strapping head, published by Messeri Packaging S.r.l. with an edition date of 09-2018. It runs to 152 pages and breaks the complete strapping head down into 55 illustrated tables, each one an exploded drawing matched to a numbered parts list. Every entry carries the original Messeri part code, a description in Italian, English, French, German and Spanish, and the quantity used per assembly, which makes the catalogue a direct ordering reference rather than a general overview of the machine.

File Details

• Manual type: Spare parts catalogue
• Equipment: MS500 strapping head (MS500-00)
• Manufacturer: Messeri Packaging S.r.l., Via I Maggio 8, 60010 Barbara (AN), Italy
• Revision: Rev. 19 / 09-2018
• Languages: Italian, English, French, German, Spanish
• Pages: 152
• Format: PDF

Chapters Covered

The catalogue is organised as a sequence of numbered tables. Each table is a self-contained group: an isometric or exploded illustration on one page and the corresponding parts list with codes and quantities on the next.

• Tavola 1 – MS500-00 strapping head general assembly
• Tavola 2 – Strapping head shock absorber
• Tavola 3 – Microswitch cam
• Tavola 4 – Motor assembly and wiring
• Tavola 5 – Electric motor
• Tavola 6 – Levers unit and clamps
• Tavola 7 – Rear central plate
• Tavola 8 – Belt tensioner lever
• Tavola 9 – Belt tensioner pulley
• Tavola 10 – Plate lever
• Tavola 11 – Supporting switch lever
• Tavola 12 – Left plate lever
• Tavola 13 – Right plate lever
• Tavola 14 – Strap arrival
• Tavola 15 – Right lever
• Tavola 16 – Left lever
• Tavola 17 – Lever with welding blade
• Tavola 18 – Welding blade lever
• Tavola 19 – Welding blade supports
• Tavola 20 – Welding blade
• Tavola 21 – Clamps subgroup
• Tavola 22 – Clamps box
• Tavola 23 – Central clamp
• Tavola 24 – Clamp fork
• Tavola 25 – Right clamp
• Tavola 26 – Left clamp
• Tavola 27 – Feed, take-up and tensioning unit
• Tavola 28 – Mobile and fixed tensioning axis
• Tavola 29 – Fast shaft
• Tavola 30 – Slow shaft
• Tavola 31 – Take-up axis
• Tavola 32 – Feed axis
• Tavola 33 – Tensioning axis and lever
• Tavola 34 – Antivibration fork group
• Tavola 35 – Front left plate
• Tavola 36 – Strap guide wheel
• Tavola 37 – Support
• Tavola 38 – Electromagnet
• Tavola 39 – Roller for chain sliding
• Tavola 40 – Reduction axis
• Tavola 41 – Left plate
• Tavola 42 – Return wheel
• Tavola 43 – Feed and take-up pulley
• Tavola 44 – Tensioning pulley
• Tavola 45 – Tensioning sleeve
• Tavola 46 – Compression tie-rod
• Tavola 47 – Cams shaft unit with gearbox
• Tavola 48 – Base plate
• Tavola 49 – Phase sensors
• Tavola 50 – Cams shaft with plates
• Tavola 51 – Right plate
• Tavola 52 – Left plate
• Tavola 53 – Infeed gearbox shaft
• Tavola 54 – Brake clutch
• Tavola 55 – Reducer pulley

Taken as a whole, the MS500 strapping head spare parts catalog covers the entire working cycle of the head rather than a single subsystem. The strap path is documented from the rail access and canalina through the bridge and exit channel, the feed, take-up and tensioning unit is detailed down to the fast shaft, slow shaft, feed axis and take-up axis, and the sealing end is covered separately with the welding blade, its supports, the lever that carries it and the camshaft plates that time the motion. Clamping is documented as its own subgroup with the central, left and right clamps, the clamp fork, the box and the springs that return them. Drive components such as the electric motor, pulleys, belts, tensioner, gearbox input shaft, brake clutch and reduction axis are each given their own table. Because every table is illustrated, a technician can identify the exact component in situ and match it to the code on the list without dismantling the whole head first.

Part Codes, Strap Widths and Spring Variants

The catalogue uses the Messeri coding system throughout, with prefixes such as M3, M5, M7 and MS3 identifying the family the part belongs to. Several components are supplied in width-specific variants rather than a single universal item, and the catalogue lists these side by side so the correct one can be selected for the strap in use. The rail M3 10001 appears as M3 10001/9, /11, /12, /13, /15, /16 and /19, and the upper and lower channels M5 00005 and M5 00003 follow the same 9, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16 and 19 mm width series. The strap arrival, guide block and guide wheel groups are listed under the same grouping so the matching guide components can be ordered together with the channel.

Spring selection is also documented. The feed, take-up and tensioning unit table carries a note that the spring code depends on the strap material: the soft spring 49/51 is used for polypropylene (PP) strapping and the hard spring 20/50 for polyethylene terephthalate (PET) strapping, with the relevant part number M3 08024B. A second note on the same table states that strapping heads with the motor mounted upwards must use the spring M3 08024B. These notes are printed in all five languages on the illustration page, so the information stays usable regardless of which language version the reader follows.

How to Use the Tables

Every parts list follows the same layout: an item number that corresponds to the balloon on the exploded drawing, the code, the description in five languages, and the quantity. Consumables and standard hardware such as screws, washers, Seeger rings, nuts, keys and grease nipples are listed directly in the same table as the machined parts they secure, which means a rebuild of a sub-assembly can be planned from a single page. Two tables in particular repay attention before ordering: Tavola 21, the clamps subgroup, which shows how the central, left and right clamps, the blades, the box and the return springs fit together, and Tavola 50, which covers the camshaft with its plates and identifies each cam individually – rail left, rail right, plate left, plate right, first clamp, central clamp, second clamp, welding and tensioning – so the correct cam can be picked without ambiguity.

Ordering from this catalogue is straightforward because the codes are the manufacturer’s own. There is no cross-referencing to aftermarket numbers and no decoding required: the number printed next to the balloon on the drawing is the number to quote.

What This Catalogue Lets You Do

With the MS500 strapping head spare parts catalog Rev 19 on hand, a maintenance technician or spare parts buyer can identify any component of the head from an illustration, read off its Messeri code and quantity, and place an accurate order the first time. That matters on a strapping head because so many of the parts are closely related – the left and right clamps, the individual cams on the shaft, the width-specific channels and guides – and picking the wrong one costs a machine stop and a returned order. Having the exploded view and the coded list on the same page removes that guesswork.

The catalogue also serves as a practical reference during a rebuild. When a sub-assembly such as the feed, take-up and tensioning unit or the welding blade lever is stripped down, the table shows every spacer, bearing, bush, key and ring that belongs in it, so nothing is missed on reassembly. Because the descriptions are printed in Italian, English, French, German and Spanish, the same document can be used by maintenance teams working in any of those languages without a second copy.

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The file is delivered as an instant PDF download after payment, with no shipping and nothing to wait for. It opens on a workshop PC, a laptop, a tablet or a phone, and any table can be printed and taken to the machine. For anyone maintaining, repairing or sourcing parts for the Messeri MS500 strapping head, this Rev 19 catalogue is the document that turns a part in your hand into an orderable code.