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Segatrici

S.r.l

Instruction Manual

Pag.17

Edition A

7. MACHINE PROTECTIONS

This machine is entirely protected where it can be dangerous.  Despite of  this, there are some parts that cannot be protected,
and where the operator must never work.  The biggest of these parts is where the blade touches material.
There is a sticker close to every part which is not completely safe, to  show to the operator that he should be extremely con-
scious.

8. HOW TO MOVE THE MACHINE

This machine, when installed and fastened to the ground must be considered a fix equipment.

If it is necessary to move the machine or parts of it (because of maintenance or service), the operator must use a crank or a
fork lift, or a lighter lifter with regards of the weight of the part that have to be lifted.

9. HOW TO INSTALL THE MACHINE

The machine can be installed by :

 

the manufacturer/distributor ;

 

the customer ;

The machine is shipped completely mounted.

Moving the machine is one of the moment the risk of injuries is higher, thus it is important to make sure that :

 

Every operator wears the necessary safety equipment.

 

The lifting equipment must be enough big to lift the machine. Always use only one lifting equipment to lift the machine,
never combine more then one.

 

Do not use a lift fork if the length and width of the forks are inadequate to lift the machine.

 

If using a crank, use metallic ropes and be sure they can support the weight of the machine. Put strong cartoon or wood
between the ropes and the machine. Never leave the ropes slide freely on the machine body.

 

Do not use metallic ropes if they show wear areas.

 

Lift the machine slowly so to have enough time to adjust the lifting if necessary or to avoid obstacles.

 

In the lifting area there should be enough people to move safely the machine, and do not allow anyone else to stay in the
lifting area during such operation.

 

Be sure that every moveable part is well fastened to the machine. Remove or secure every part which falling can be dan-
gerous for the people in the work area.

 

Move the machine paying attention to the surrounding environment. Be extremely cautious so to avoid hitting anyone or
anything.

 

Moving the machine, stay as close as you can to the ground to avoid that a rope brake could generate dangers or serious
machine breaks.

 

If necessary, put pieces of wood under the machine base before putting it down.

Summary of Contents for C-520NC

Page 1: ...Segatrici S r l Instruction Manual Pag 1 Edition A SegatriciS r l INSTRUCTIONMANUAL BandSawMachine type C 520NC Customer DoALLEuropaBV March1998...

Page 2: ...chineprotections 8 Howtomovethemachine 9 Howtoinstallthemachine 10 Whattodotopreparethemachinetooperate 11 Safetydevices 12 Machineuse calibrationetune up 13Howtodismantlethemachine 14 Howtoservicethe...

Page 3: ...3 Bealwayscautious usingthemachine because even if itis protected in everydangerousspot it can be a dan gerous equipment andthusithastobeusebeingparticularlycareful andaware 4 Giveimmediatelynoticetoy...

Page 4: ...sorcombinedtoinstructtheoperatortousethemachine 1 2 REGULATIONSTOREFER ThismanualwaswrittentocomplytotheEuropeanMachineDirective UNI EN89 392andfollowingmodifications and basedon UNI EN292 1e292 2conc...

Page 5: ...erage A 28 Maximumpower kW 12 5 Approximateweight Kg 3500 TAB2 2 TechnicalCharacteristics Machine Description C 520NC Roundcuttingcapacity mm 520 Squarecuttingcapacity mm 520x520 Indexstroke mm 500 Ba...

Page 6: ...lowsthemachinetocutslightlyirregularbars 2 2 BLADESPEED ThebladespeediscontrolledbyanACmotorandavariablefrequencydrive whichallowtoregulatethebladespeedwithin arangeof 0 100m 1 Inthiswaythemachinecan...

Page 7: ...No No Yes Theelectricalschematicisincludedinthismanualandcannotbesuppliedseparately 3 2 WHERETOKEEPTHISMANUAL Thismanual thatisprovidedalongthemachineinonecopy shouldbekeptwherethemachineislocated ina...

Page 8: ...nership soto allowthemanufacturertoinformthenewuseronthedangersandlimitsofliability 3 7 SUGGESTIONS Thecustomershouldnotify themanufacturerifimprovementsarenecessaryandwheretheyaretoincreaseaneasyunde...

Page 9: ...machine or its structureseasytobeidentified ifelectrical pneumaticormechanical safetyfeatureswerepartiallyorcompletelyremoved maintenancewhilethemachineisworking whenpartsofthemachinearetensionedusing...

Page 10: ...annotbeusedbypeoplewithhandicapsordisables 5 3 REGULATION Designingandbuildingthismachinewerespectedthefollowinglawsandrules UNIrules CEIrules andmoreindetail concerningthesafetyfeatures typeAandBrule...

Page 11: ...appropriate use of the ma chine 5 7 WORK AREA Thismachinehastoworkinindustrialenvironment Itisdesigntomakemechanicalmachining underhumancontrol but theoperatorpresenceisnotrequiredcontinuously Itisrec...

Page 12: ...hemanualmode Allthecommandsareswitchedtothecontrolpanelpush buttonand switches 5 9 1 1 Stop Thesawstopswhenthecuttingcycleisover 5 9 1 2 Emergencystop Theemergencystopstops themachineremovingtensionfr...

Page 13: ...ispaintedwith twolayersofpaint the firstofwhichpreventcorrosion Itismachinedtobeassembledwithothermachinecomponents 6 1 2 Chipconveyor Itisstandardonautomaticmachinesandoptionalonsemi automaticmachine...

Page 14: ...callymachinedandpaintedwithanti corrosionagentsandwithnitropaint Thebladeiscompletelyprotectedwhereitdoesnotwork Coveringthewheels therearetwodoorsthatcanbeopenedto changetheblade Twosafetyswitchesare...

Page 15: ...heinserts protectthepartofthebladethatisnotcutting Leftguidearm Moveshorizontallyonguidesmachinedonthebridge anditismovedbythemovementofthevise Rightguidearm Fixedonthecuttingbridge Itsupportsthecutti...

Page 16: ...aplugwhichallowstorefillthereservoir Thehydraulicsystemhas2filters a 250micron45literssuctionfilter a 60micron45litersoutflowfilter Thesetwofiltershavetoberemovedwhenchangingthe oil for the first time...

Page 17: ...orwearsthenecessarysafetyequipment Theliftingequipmentmustbeenoughbigtoliftthemachine Alwaysuseonlyoneliftingequipmenttoliftthemachine nevercombinemorethenone Donotusealiftforkifthelengthandwidthofthe...

Page 18: ...heckifthedisconnectswitchisinsulated checkifthecontrolpanelisinsulated checkifthefusesandcircuitbreakersareoperative checkthe3phaseelectricsource ifthemachinedoesnotworkproperly donottrytofix it butim...

Page 19: ...nals See12 1 2 11 1 5 Led indicatorsandsignalstoavoiddangersituations Notnecessary 11 1 6 Protectiondevices Thebladeisprotected whereuncovered bytwoguidesthatreducetherisk butthatcannotcompletelycover...

Page 20: ...nstrumentshowsthe presentspeedoftheblade 12 1 3 Feedingthesaw Alwaysrespectthesafetyrulesfeedingthematerial Keepthematerialguideduntilitisnotcompletelyclampedbythevises 12 1 4 Manualcontrols Thesawall...

Page 21: ...Ifitisnotintothememory oryouwanttoreplace correctit continuetoinsertthedataasfollow 3 ThehandcursorisnowpointingtoNext001 4 Ifthemachineusesmultiplebars whenthereisaconveyingsystem typeinthisspacethe...

Page 22: ...ifferentlengthshavebeeninserted gotothefollowingline inthisexampleline5 type0 zero andenteritpressingE Allthevaluesbe lowwillturntozero 10 PresstheBRKbutton andthecursorwillgobacktoPROG 11 IftheNEXTva...

Page 23: ...npressEandthenSTART i e 100 E START Toexitthesemi automaticandgoingbacktotheeditscreenjustpressBRK Followingthereisanexampleofasemi automaticcut Openboththerearandtheindexvises Raisetheworkstopandmove...

Page 24: ...thefirstlineofprogram whenatthelastpieceofthefirstline theindexwillmovetothelengthsetinthesecondprogramline whenthemachinehastocutthelastpartofthelastline theindexwillmovetozero 12 2 CALIBRATION Nocal...

Page 25: ...UIPMENT GLOVES GLASSESANDBOOTS Themanufacturercannotbejudgedliableforinjuriesordamagesduetounattendedsafetyrulesbythe user 14 1 BASE 14 1 1 Base ExhibitA02 Basedwg 01 001 0 Pos Tool Visewearstatus 06...

Page 26: ...ithgasoline Check andifnecessaryreplace theguidingballbearingsandtheguide arminserts 05 023 05 026 029 Checkandrotatethecarbidebacker 17 003 14 2 7Bandbrushassembly Bandbrushassemblydwg 20 Pos Tool Ch...

Page 27: ...2 10Rapidapproach Checkthattherapidapproachlimitswitchisinworkingproperly 14 3COOLANTSYSTEM Checkthereservoirleveland ifnecessary addoiltypeOSO46 14 4HYDRAULICPOWERUNIT Keepthepressureto55bar 14 5ELE...

Page 28: ...Checkthelevelevery2000hours Replaceafter4000hours Index DLoadingplug AGIPEXIDIA68 Controlweekly EPrecisionballscrew AGIPEXIDIA68 Controlweekly FLubrication AGIPGRMU2 Controlweekly Columns GLoadingplu...

Page 29: ...orrectly Checktheguidesandtheircarbideinserts tensionthebladeproperly Removetensionwhennotworking Returnthebladetothesupplier Checktheblade Stripesonasideoftheblade Onlyoneguideguidestheblade Regulate...

Page 30: ...hine The internal maintenance personnel should be able to read and understand an electrical and hydraulic schematic and workonthemachinefollowingtheinstructionscontainedintheschematics 18 MACHINEDISMA...

Page 31: ...tening spacer 3 024 Encoder 3 025 Nut 3 026 Hydraulic motor 3 027 Conical pinion 3 028 Conical pinion 3 029 Support 3 030 Gasket 3 031 Coupling 3 032 Chip conveyor screw 3 033 Roller table 3 034 Rolle...

Page 32: ...021 Roller pin 6 022 Roller spacer 6 023 Ball bearing 6 024 Spacer 6 025 Roller 6 026 Washer 7 001 Inboard left vise 7 002 Inboard right vise 7 003 Index right vise 7 004 Index left vise 7 005 Inboard...

Page 33: ...auge 9 013 Gasket 9 014 Gasket 9 015 Gasket 9 016 Gasket 9 017 Copper gasket 9 019 Nipples 9 020 Nipples 9 021 Nipples 9 022 Fitting 9 023 Fitting 9 024 Reduction 9 025 Fitting 9 026 Fitting 9 027 Fit...

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