Climax H&S TOOL SPEED FACER ODF100, Operating Manual

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Page 10 ODF Speed Facer Operating Manual
Principle components include the following:
Machine Frame — The ODF is an OD-mounted machine with a welded carbon steel
frame and a rotating track ring. Mounting feet are attached directly to the main
frame.
Drive motor
— The ODF70 and smaller Speed Facers use a 1.35 hp (1.0 kW) pneu-
matic motor; the ODF80 and larger use a 3.0 hp (2.24 kW) pneumatic motor. For
all Speed Facers, the hydraulic motor is 17.9 cubic inches (293 cm
3
) to be run by
a 10 hp (7.5 kw) HPU. Both types of motor are reversible and may be installed
from either the top or bottom of the machine depending on obstructions or
operating mode.
Bridge radial axis — The radial axis incorporates linear ways and a ball screw for
13.9" (353 mm) of travel. It can be repositioned on the bridge to cut from the
maximum OD to the zero center.
Tool holder assembly — The angle of the tool head is also adjustable 360 degrees
for feeding axially at an angle. The tool post can be rotated independently to
maintain tool geometry. The radial and axial position can be manually adjusted
using a 3/8" ratchet driver.
Automatic feed unit — The automatic feed unit eliminates the need to manually
manipulate the feed handles during operation. The ODF Speed Facer includes
four feed trippers to actuate the adjustable feed unit. The feed can be adjusted
from 0.001–0.032" (0.03–0.8 mm) per revolution and can be used on either axis.
Jacking foot assembly — The jacking foot assemblies are designed for OD mounting
only. The leveling jacking feet have adjustable jaws and work with the setup
fingers to level the machine. Refer to Section 3.2 on page 29 for more mounting
dimensional constraints.
Backfacing attachment — The optional backfacing attachment allows machining
access when there are bridge obstructions. It can also be used to machine the
backside of pipe flanges.
Figure 2-2 on page 11 shows the ODF40 Speed Facer.
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