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2) Move lever into position against the channel with the lever in the open 
position (away from the direction of feed) 

 

3) Set the machine up against the prepared material on the channel. 

 

4) Move lever in direction of the feed (tool in working position towards the end 
of the end of the channel).   

 

5) Switch machine on. 

 

6) The machine is drawn through the channel as the driving rollers feed the 
machine over the material while locking the seam.   

 

7) Lock seam on channel. 

 

8) Move lever into open position (away from feed direction) 

 

9) Switch machine off and remove from material.   

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NOTE: Some amount of refinishing must be carried our manually at the end of the channel.  This 
is usually 130mm of manual work.   

 

TRANSPORTING THE MACHINE 

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When transporting the machine, always carry by the machine main handle.   

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If transporting inside a vehicle, it is recommended to transport it on its side so as to avoid the item falling 
over.   

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DO NOT carry the machine by the cord. 

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DO NOT allow the cord or plug to drag along the floor when transporting.  

 

Summary of Contents for SL-1.25

Page 1: ...OPERATIONAL MANUAL MODEL SL 1 25 SEAM LOCKER by BLUEROCK Tools Volume 1 0...

Page 2: ...tailer as soon as possible Do not throw away the packaging until the item is out of the guarantee period Dispose of the packaging in an environmentally responsible manner Recycle if possible Keep all...

Page 3: ...BLE ACCESSORIES 3 ADDITIONAL ACCESSORIES FOR THIS MACHINE MAY BE FOUND IN BLUEROCK TOOLS ONLINE SHOP AT WWW BLUEROCKTOOLS COM OR FROM YOUR LOCAL RETAILER 3 OPERATIONS 4 PURPOSE 4 OPERATIONAL PRINCIPLE...

Page 4: ...e body of the machine and inspect for damage or defects Examine the Driving Wheels and Support Floor to ensure they are operable Make certain the on off switch is in the off position OPERATIONAL SAFET...

Page 5: ...a power source Only to be removed for service by qualified personal and put back on the machine after service is complete DO NOT allow children or untrained personal to operate machine DO NOT use thi...

Page 6: ...peed 13 23 ft min Nominal Power Consumption 500W Noise Typically 81dB A to 85dB A Vibration Typically less than or equal to 2 5 m s2 The measured values specified above may be exceeded while working S...

Page 7: ...y curved contours The machine adjusts itself automatically to the sheet thickness to be processed The model SL 1 25 is for locking seams 0 8mm 1 25mm ONLY Range of Sheet Thickness Height of flange B m...

Page 8: ...ollers 25 3rd Stage Horizontal Roller 14 18 2nd Stage 75 Deg Roller MACHINE COMPONENTS The main components of the SL 1 25 are the head assembly gearbox motor housing and main handle The head assembly...

Page 9: ...ver This is used to place the machine into position prior to use at the beginning of the channel and take the machine away from the workpiece after use at the end of the channel This machine has two p...

Page 10: ...d operational safety checks from Chapter 1 Consider your security and stability as well as the orientation of the machine in the work area o Consider the work surface material condition strength densi...

Page 11: ...d in 2 different ways Open Channel and Beginning Flange These 2 methods are outlined below o Open Channel In open channel operation you essentially have no constraints at the front and back of the cha...

Page 12: ...drawn through the channel as the driving rollers feed the machine over the material while locking the seam 5 Lock seam on channel 6 Move lever into open position 7 Switch machine off and remove from m...

Page 13: ...hine over the material while locking the seam 7 Lock seam on channel 8 Move lever into open position away from feed direction 9 Switch machine off and remove from material o NOTE Some amount of refini...

Page 14: ...ssary 4 Check to ensure the motor on off switch is operable Replace if necessary Excessive sparking when motor is running 1 This may indicate the presence of debris in the motor or worn out carbon bru...

Page 15: ...breakage of all moving parts If damaged repair tool before use Gearbox Service o After 300hrs of use gearbox grease should be replaced G1 lubricating grease is recommended Occasional Maintenance Have...

Page 16: ...10 Pin 34 Gear 58 Motor 11 screw 35 Gear 59 Brush 12 Right machine body 36 Catch spring 60 Brush Holder 13 Pin 37 Gear 61 Field core 14 Left machine body 38 Handlebar optional 62 screw 15 screw 39 sc...

Page 17: ...S L 1 2 5 S E A M L O C K E R 14...

Page 18: ...S L 1 2 5 S E A M L O C K E R 15 Breakdown View...

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