Fixing the stopper for the Ball Pen W15 (optional)

When working with the Ball Pen W15 sockets, we recommend attaching the rear slot stopper, which is part of the set of each conveyor, for easier positioning of pens, markers or pencils.

To begin, make sure the conveyor is turned off and unplugged. Looking towards the back of the conveyor, you can see where the mounting screws of the back panel are located. There are 5 of them. To attach the stopper, you need to remove the sockets above screws 1, 3 and 5. Remove two M3 x 6 mm screws each from the three corresponding slots. If the sockets are not positioned above the screws, you can gently move the conveyor sockets manually at this point. After unscrewing the three sockets, loosen the exposed screws by 4 turns using the same 2 mm Allen key. This will allow you to slide the stopper in from the back of the conveyor. Tighten in the screws that were previously removed to secure the stopper to the conveyor housing. Do not overtighten them. Now you can reattach the slots to the conveyor. Using the same 9 screws, attach the sockets to the mounting beams. If a mount is offset relative to its marker on the strap, gently lift the strap and move the mount so that it is in the centre of the marked location.

Do you want to make your life easier?

Save time, nerves, and get rid of boredom! Go for automation.

Buy our belt

You might also be interested in this...

Instructions

SGBELT Pen Feeder: A Revolution in Mass Laser Marking

Marking 1,000 pens in record time? For modern advertising agencies and manufacturing companies, this isn't a dream, but a reality. The key to achieving such spectacular efficiency is automation, achieved by a compact automatic marking feeder. Discover the SGBELT modular pen feeder, which, thanks to its state-of-the-art, universal production cell, redefines the concept of flexibility in mass engraving promotional items.

Read more
News

Bidirectional operation of the SGBELT feeder!

In this article, we present the new features introduced in the SGBELT feeder in early 2026! These are anticipated changes that make the feeder even more flexible!

Read more

Want to stay up to date?

We organize regular webinars where we share practical knowledge about the use of our belt.