Monobloc training

The monobloc training is provided by CDS, a company that provides after-sales service for CDA packaging machines.

CDS training courses are dedicated to the use of CDA monoblocks: feeding, filling, screwing and labelling systems. The objective is to optimise the packaging of your products while maximising your autonomy and the life of the machine.

Our training courses are dedicated to all CDA monoblocks:

E-Fill,
E-Fill SW,
E-Fill SW Pipette.

In addition, CDS training courses are intended for all people working on a CDA monobloc, whatever the sector of activity or the format of the product to be filled: food products (sauces, drinks), chemical products (varnishes, solvents, etc.), cosmetic products (balm, soap, gel) or e-liquid products for electronic cigarettes

We also adapt our training to the configuration of your machine and to the specificities (such as the shape of your caps and containers, the dosage system, etc.) of your production.

Satisfaction rate for monobloc training (level 1) in 2022: 93%.
Satisfaction rate for monobloc training (level 2) in 2022: 95%.

MONOBLOC TRAINING

LEVEL I

ACCESS MODALITY(IES) :

Having a CDA monobloc

OBJECTIVE(S) :

To know how to use your monobloc independently
To be able to make basic adjustments to one or two formats

PREREQUISITE :

No prerequisite

DURATION :

2 days or 14 hours

TEACHING AIDS :

Functional machine
Operating instructions
Practical cases

EVALUATION METHOD(S) :

MCQs at the beginning and end of the course
Placement in a situation

PEDAGOGICAL COST :

1,980€ EXCL.

ACCESS TIME :

1 month after receiving the material or the request if the material is already on site

CONTACT :

Marion Moreno, Project Manager – marion.moreno@cdafrance.com

ACCESSIBILITY :

People encountering difficulties are invited to contact the disability referent, Marie GABARRET – marie.gabarret@cdafrance.com

LEVEL I MONOBLOC TRAINING PROGRAMME

Profile: Machine operator

General description of the operation of the machine.

Start-up elements (disconnector, pneumatic nozzle, touch screen): function and location.

Sub-assemblies composing the machine: exact name, function, physical location, location in touch screen control.

Safety: on/off, emergency stop: function and location, moving parts.

Theoretical training on the operation of the machine.

Explanation of the operation of the machine and its sub-assemblies.

Clarification of the mechanical settings: position of the cells, belt passage, heights of the sub-assemblies, nozzles, capping system(s) and control systems

Work on the automation settings: cells, touch screen, activations, timings, Pick & Place parameters, setting recording (memory).

Practical training.

Practical case study of sub-assembly settings:

Star and counter star assembly
Installation of nozzles, peristaltic pump pipes, piston dosing
Filling circuit priming
Adjustment of the dose, correction
Height of the filling module
Feeding of caps (giraffe, bowl, ramp)
Screwing system, height, centring device
Start-up of labelling stations
Adjustment of feeding table and/or bowl
Transfer belt at machine exit
Cleaning the circuit
Identification of wearing parts and periodic maintenance

*Our training courses are tailor-made to meet your needs. Please contact us so that we can determine your personalised programme together.