Introduction
Tape heads play a crucial role in automating tape application and ensuring efficient packaging processes. Different tape head models are designed to suit specific machine models. This article provides a detailed reference table outlining the tape head models compatible with various machines.
Refer to the diagram below for clarification on left and right justification, as well as the distinctions between 2" and 3" tape heads.
| Machine Series | Standard Tape Head part numbers | Tape head part numbers with Encoder (for DAS System or Low Tape/No Tape Monitoring System) |
| MS and RS | AC20U000, AC20B000, AC30U000, AC30B000 | NTAC20U000-AEC, NTAC20B000-AEC, NTAC30U000-AEC, NTAC30B000-AEC |
| MBD, MTD, MTLW, MSL, RSL end with -2/2H | AC20U000, AC20B000 | |
| MBD, MTD, MTLW, MSL, RSL end with -3/3H | AC30U000, AC30B000 | |
| MTSS | AC20L000, AC20R000, AC30L000, AC30R000, | NTAC20L000-AEC, NTAC20R000-AEC, NTAC30L000-AEC, NTAC30R000-AEC, |
| MT1EBR and MT1ETL | PT20B002, PT30B002 | |
| MT1EBL and MT1ETR | PT20U002, PT30U002 | |
| ATFXU22L and ATFXU22LP |
Top: TH20U000H-P01, TH30U000H-P01 Bottom: TH20B000H-P01, TH30B000H-P01 |
Top: NTTH20U000-EC, NTTH30U000-EC Bottom: NTTH20B000-EC, NTTH30B000-EC |
| ATFXU22R and ATFXU22RP |
Top: TH20U00ZH-P01, TH30U00ZH-P01 Bottom: TH20B00ZH-P01, TH30B00ZH-P01 |
Top: NTTH20U00Z-EC, NTTH30U00Z-EC Bottom: NTTH20B00Z-EC, NTTH30B00Z-EC |
| AS, and AQ L |
Top: NTAC20U000-AEC, NTAC30U000-AEC Bottom: NTAC20B000-AEC, NTAC30B000-AEC |
|
| AS, and AQ R |
Top: NTAC20U00Z-AEC, NTAC30U00Z-AEC Bottom: NTAC20B00Z-AEC, NTAC30B00Z-AEC |
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| ELVSR and ELVSCR | NTAC20B00Z-AEC, NTAC30B00Z-AEC | |
| ELVSL and ELVSCL | NTAC20U000-AEC, NTAC30U000-AEC | |
| C-series L |
Top: NTAC20U000-AEC, NTAC30U000-AEC Bottom: NTAC20B000-AEC, NTAC30B000-AEC |
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| C-series R |
Top: NTAC20U00Z-AEC, NTAC30U00Z-AEC Bottom: NTAC20B00Z-AEC, NTAC30B00Z-AEC |
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| C-series_RP |
Top: NTAC30U000-AEC_RP Bottom: NTAC30B000-AEC_RP |
Note 1: Machines equipped with a tape monitoring system feature two sensors aiming at the tape head. One sensor monitors tape levels ("Low Tape") to alert operators when the tape supply is running low without disrupting machine operation. The other sensor monitors tape application ("No Tape") to signal if the tape fails to apply.
Note 2: Machines without a tape monitoring system can utilize tape heads from either column (with or without encoder). However, machines equipped with a tape monitoring system are compatible only with tape heads listed in the right column (with encoder).
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