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System Configuration

System Configuration allows you to set the following (Fig. 2):
1. Loadcell Calibration
2. Process Variable Settings
3. User Rights and Settings
4. Maintenance Schedule

5. Motor Speed Calibration

Two (2) interface methods are available for entering system
configuration data, (1) the touchscreen keypad, or (2) a Windows

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Summary of Contents for APM-HDC-5400 Series

Page 1: ...APM HDC 5400 Series User s Guide ...

Page 2: ...libration 25 Process Setup 26 Inter Machine Process Transfer 31 Machine Operation 33 Polishing Fixture Installation 33 Polishing Pad and Film Placement 34 Power Up 34 Polishing Process Selection and Polishing Procedure 35 Predefined Rework Start Step 38 Step Pause Button 38 Step Reset Button Select Step Cancel Polishing Process 39 Machine Shut Down 39 Machine Maintenance 39 Machine Alarms 42 Micro...

Page 3: ...1 Printing History Edition 5 February 2022 Copyright 2022 by Domaille Engineering LLC ...

Page 4: ...intenance intervals and polishing film counters Optional acces sories are also available which offer additional capability for special tasks such as Micro G bare fiber polishing and or DE DataLink process data collection Operators need minimal training to follow the touch screen prompts of this easy to use machine The number of processes that can be defined and stored within the APM HDC 5400 machi...

Page 5: ... any damage that may have occurred in shipping 6 Remove the BLUE Koby Air Filter from the shipping case Remove plastic cap from air supply fitting on the back of the machine Connect plastic airline provided by pushing line firmly into fitting Connect other end of airline to BLACK capped end of Koby Air Filter 7 Using the proper air supply fittings connect the RED capped end of Koby Air Filter into...

Page 6: ...acket and Splash Guard The Drip Tray can be attached on either the right or left side of the machine This diagram illustrates how the Drip Tray Bracket slides onto the back right or left corner of the machine when facing machine Place the bracket snug against the back corner and firmly tighten the bracket screw Slide the Drip Tray rod into the bracket hole Attach Splash Guard at desired position f...

Page 7: ...lurry to Platen area Do not attempt to repair or service any components inside the APM HDC 5400 machine Contact Domaille Engineering LLC if service is required Use only the stylus provided or fingers when touching screen panel Do not use hard objects WARNING Do not use an air hose on or around the Platen This forces water and contaminants into the wear surfaces and mechanical drive unit potentiall...

Page 8: ...Option 7 PC Based Full Color Capacitive Touchscreen Audio Jack Operator Step by Step Prompts Force Speed and Time Displays Automatic Pressure Adjustment by Connector Quantity Pneumatically Controlled Polishing Pressure 6 11 9 1 2 3 4 6 8 7 Illuminated Push Button Status Indicator 10 USB port 5 ...

Page 9: ... and polishing film size used for machine to machine process replication process back up videos and bar code scanning for film pad type lubricant and operator instructions programmable interface for defining and storing unlimited processes and for easy to use error free operation accounts for a varying number of connectors inserted in the polishing fixture used to connect speaker or headphone for ...

Page 10: ...Air Supply Fitting Parts and Functions Machine Diagram Power Switch Power Cable 2 4 7 3 Alarm Warning Horn Drain Hose Fitting 8 5 Optional Aux Jacks 1 2 1 6 Network Cable ...

Page 11: ... such as Micro G machine on or off main source of power to machine provides connection between polishing machine and facility air supply alarm warning horn will sound when machine alarm warning is present 1 2 3 4 5 9 Network Cable used for connection to DE DataLink system 6 Drain Hose Fitting provides path for excess liquid 7 ...

Page 12: ... on the plug to supply power to the machine 1 Turn on power switch located at the back of the machine 2 Lift screen cover Note screen cover should be down when machine is operating 3 The touchscreen will default to the Home tab screen If the RED emergency screen is displayed reset by turning Emergency Stop button CLOCKWISE 4 Press the language button to select desired language 5 Press Machine Star...

Page 13: ...owing Fig 2 1 Loadcell Calibration 2 Process Variable Settings 3 User Rights and Settings 4 Maintenance Schedule 5 Motor Speed Calibration Two 2 interface methods are available for entering system configuration data 1 the touchscreen keypad or 2 a Windows 11 Fig 1 Fig 2 ...

Page 14: ... Load Cell P N MK15300 recommended 2 Using an alternative external master loadcell When using the automatic Domaille EZ CAL USB Load Cell follow these steps 1 Remove the polishing fixture from the Overarm and the rubber pad from the top of the Platen 2 Clean top of Platen to remove any water grit or dirt to ensure that the EZ CAL USB Load Cell will be set on a clean dry surface 3 Place the EZ CAL ...

Page 15: ... to ensure that the external master load cell will be set on a clean dry surface 3 Place the external master load cell on the Platen and center it under the Overarm plunger 4 Allow external master load cell to warm up 15 minutes prior starting calibration 5 On the touchscreen select the System Config tab then select Load Cell Calibration in the configuration drop down box using the DOWN arrow as n...

Page 16: ...ss Variable Setting The APM HDC 5400 allows you to define valid variables that can be used in the definition of your polishing processes These variables include 1 a maximum quantity of connectors that can be polished at one time 2 a list of polishing films 3 a list of types of polish ing pads and 4 a list of lubricants that can be defined for polishing processes To MODIFY process variables first s...

Page 17: ...s necessary 2 Select the New button to access the keypad 3 Type in a pad name for use in your polishing process The pad name can be up to 26 characters in length 4 Select OK 5 Repeat the above steps for all pad types used in all polishing processes To DELETE a pad name highlight the name then select the Delete button Lubricant Settings 1 Select Lubricant using the down arrow in the Select Setting ...

Page 18: ...ith default process variables To SAVE process variable data to a USB 1 Insert USB storage device into USB port on either side of the machine 2 Select System Config tab then select Process Variable Settings 3 Copy settings by selecting Machine Memory to Memory Stick You will be notified if Process Variable Data already exists on the USB memory stick NOTE If the USB memory stick already contains var...

Page 19: ... User Rights Settings The User Rights Settings screen Fig 5 allows you to enable disable thirteen 13 machine specific parameters including 1 Password 2 Air Sensor 3 Alarm Horn 4 Arm Sensor 5 AutoCal 6 DE DataLink 7 Display Kg 8 Film Counter 9 Quantity Adjust 10 Step Selection 11 Video 12 Warning Horn 13 Zero Speed To MODIFY User Rights Settings touch the System Config tab then select User Rights S...

Page 20: ...appears Current password will be in the box to the right 2 Touch the box with current password in it to access the keypad 3 Type in a one 1 to four 4 character password 4 Select OK To DISABLE Password Protection touch Password box to uncheck the box Air Sensor The machine air pressure sensor can be enabled or disabled This sensor constantly certifies that the machine has adequate air pres sure to ...

Page 21: ...ith minimal data entry USB barcode scanners are also available with the system Display Kg Pressure can be displayed in either pounds lbs or kilograms kgs Touch the Display Kilograms box to toggle between these units A CHECKED box will display pressure in kilograms and an UNCHECKED box will display pressure in pounds Film Counter Checking the Film Counter box activates a film usage counter for each...

Page 22: ...will maintain the same pressure per connector This pressure adjustment due to the change in the quantity value is maintained for one complete run of the process and then returns back to the original process definition setting The change in quantity and pressure is noted by the YELLOW highlight of these values on the Production tab Step Selection Checking the Step Selection box allows the machine o...

Page 23: ...ers including Platen Grease Clean Plunger and Mandrel Loadcell Calibration Replace Koby Filter Replace Rubber Pad Annual Maintenance Replace Air Cleanse Filter and EZ Check Wear Test Kit This section is also used to reset values after set parameters are reached 21 Platen Grease The Platen Grease maintenance is tied to the numbers of hours the Platen is rotating To set the Platen Grease maintenance...

Page 24: ... for data entry 2 Use the keypad to set hours of use before changing Platen Grease The recommended interval is 40 hours This can be modified as needed Replace Koby Filter The Replace Koby Filter maintenance is tied to the number of hours the Platen is rotating To set the Replace Koby Filter maintenance interval 1 Use a stylus to press the number located under Hour Interval tab This will access the...

Page 25: ...urs This can be modified as needed based on actual working conditions Replace Air Cleanse Filter The Replace Air Cleanse Filter maintenance schedule is tied to the number of hours the Platen is rotating To set the Replace Air Cleanse Filter maintenance interval 1 Navigate to Page 2 of maintenance items 2 Use a stylus to press the number located under Hour Interval tab This will access the keypad f...

Page 26: ...enance Task 1 Use stylus to press your current task click yes in option Clear text then press ok 2 Enter New Task is placed back in text area hours are cleared and reset To Reset a Maintenance Schedule Once a maintenance task has reached its set interval an alarm will display on the production screen The Maintenance OK button will turn from BLUE to RED The user will be able to continue polishing e...

Page 27: ...on for the item is pressed This will give the user a log of how often each maintenance counter is being reset and taken care of Example below Motor Speed Calibration Motor Speed can be calibrated by clearing the machine of any obstructions and then pressing the Enable Motor button to start the calibration After selecting Enable Motor select the Start Motor Calibration button This will activate the...

Page 28: ... then touch the Duplicate button 3 Enter a new process name as prompted The process name can include up to 26 alphanumeric characters and WILL NOT allow spaces dashes or punctuation Select OK 4 Select the quantity Qty of connectors that will be polished for this process using the down arrow to display a valid range of numbers If you have chosen to allow the machine operator to change the quantity ...

Page 29: ...a Delay Pressure Apply Speed Ramp Down Pressure Ramp Down Polisher Fixture Weight Polisher Recipe Op Code and End Step Warnings Index tab B allows you to select Pad Lubricant Film and Step Notes for each step Press the long down arrow on the far right to navigate to index tab B page 2 This page allows you to define a Film Change Interval and AbraSave parameters Fig 8A 1 Select tab A Fig 8A 2 Selec...

Page 30: ...nd displayed in the box Select OK 7 Select Pressure Ramp Up box to access the keypad This feature will slow start the pressure Enter the number of seconds desired to ramp from zero pressure to the programmed pressure The maximum value is 60 seconds Select OK 8 Use the Auto Start feature to automatically start the step or manually start the step This can be used when the process dictates multiple p...

Page 31: ... the Quantity Adjust on the production screen Reference section Quantity Adjustment for additional information 5 Touch the Polish Recipe OpCode to access the keypad Enter the operation code to be assigned to the polisher and recipe for use with the DE DataLink data collection system 1 Select tab B Fig 9 The parameters under tab B are used to communicate to the operator the Pad Lubricant Film Step ...

Page 32: ...The user can set the cycles and time parameters to define this varying time processes The parameters under tab C are used for Micro G processes If the Micro G electrical hardware is installed it will be accessible otherwise it will be grayed out See the Micro G section at the end of this manual for more information Select New or Copy in the Step Definition area to define the next step Repeat the a...

Page 33: ...tency in the definition of polishing processes The Process Transfer feature can also be used as a backup and retrieval tool Fig 11 Copy From Machine Memory to a USB Memory Stick 1 Insert a USB memory stick into the USB port on either side of the machine 2 Select Process Transfer tab 3 Highlight the process name on the Machine Memory list that you want to copy to the memory stick 4 Select the butto...

Page 34: ...e file Deleting Processes Processes in Machine Memory and or residing on a USB memory stick can be deleted on the Process Transfer screen To delete processes in Machine Memory 1 Select Process Transfer tab 2 Highlight the name of the process in the Machine Memory list that you want to delete 3 Select Del button under Machine Memory list 4 Select Yes button when prompted to delete To DELETE all of ...

Page 35: ...verarm shaft and fixture bore are clean before proceeding Wipe with IPA cloth and cotton swabs if dirty 3 With a Fixture Retaining Screw or Spring Clamp on the fixture attach the fixture to the overarm The screw allows the fixture to slide on the shaft without falling off 4 Lower and lock the overarm into the full horizontal position by pushing and holding the Quick Release button while holding th...

Page 36: ...plate on the Platen Ensure the locking pins on the Platen are lined up with the notches on the pad plate 3 Place the polishing film on the rubber pad glass or ceramic plate by following the manufacturer s recommendation regarding film application 4 Lower the overarm to the full horizontal position See section titled Polishing Fixture Installation step 4 for instructions on lowering the overarm Fig...

Page 37: ...40VAC 50 60Hz If your power cord is equipped with a GFCI Style plug you MUST push the Reset button on the plug to supply power to the machine 2 Turn on power switch located at the back of the machine 3 Lift screen cover Note screen cover should be down when machine is operating 4 The touchscreen should default to the Home tab screen Fig 12A If the RED Emergency screen is displayed reset by turning...

Page 38: ...section titled Polishing Pad and Film Placement for instructions on placing the pad and film on Platen 4 Pressing the BLUE More Info box in the lower right corner will access a screen with more detail of the polishing process including the ramping parameters Fig 13B Press the Return To Prodution Screen button to toggle back to the Production Data screen Fig 13A Fig 13B 36 ...

Page 39: ...ocess The operator should use the indicated Pad Film and Lubrication for the next step in the process 8 F C I is Film Change Interval When enabled see section titled System Config for enable instructions the numeric value to the right is the programmed interval for this process step The F C I count is the actual number of times the current step film has been used The film usage will be highlighted...

Page 40: ...ED Reset button This will reset the Accum to 0 and on production screen it will change from RED Maint needed to BLUE Maint OK 12 Repeat steps 6 and 7 until the final step has been completed 13 When the final step is complete the screen will reset back to the first step in the process Predefined Rework Start Step If rework is required after the polishing process is complete press the Rework button ...

Page 41: ...tab to return to the Process Selection box From the Home tab you can now select another process or shut down the machine Machine Shut Down The following procedure should be used to shut down the APM HDC 5400 WARNING Using the power off switch before using this shut down procedure may result in loss of data To Shut Down the Machine 1 Select the Home tab 2 In the lower right corner of the Home tab p...

Page 42: ...erarm Rest Pad and bottom of Overarm with a non abrasive cloth with IPA and or Cotton swabs as needed The accuracy of this machine is dependent on keeping these areas clean 2 Clean all residue water and slurry from the top of the entire machine and from the touchscreen panel cover Do not contaminate the touchscreen area WARNING Do not use an air hose on or around the Platen This forces water and c...

Page 43: ...ly a drop of light oil on each o ring This will help protect and lubricate the o rings making it easier to replace the Platen 4 Fill the holes in the Wear Ring with grease Put a small bead of grease on the Wear Ring between the holes Use the Platen grease PM12649 supplied with APM HDC 5400 machine call Domaille Engineering Fiber Optic Equipment at 507 281 0275 or email DE Info DomailleCompanies co...

Page 44: ...at can occur are as follows Low Main Air Supply Fixture Pressure too low sensor on polishing machine arm is not detecting that the polishing arm is down or Overarm Pad has not been cleaned prior to user trying to start machine to applying pressure 1 2 3 ALARM MESSAGE CAUSE Polishing Arm needs to be down machine air pressure monitor is not sensing the correct amount of air pressure on the incoming ...

Page 45: ...ce from the set point if the Micro G system is enabled in User Rights and Settings and the polishing machine loses its ethernet connection to the system the alarm will appear platen speed detected by the polishing machine varies on the high side by more than the allowed tolerance from the set point if the motor driver electronics for the polishing machine platen has a fault due to excessive loads ...

Page 46: ...lishing fix tures or newer more specifically designed fixtures can be used Other uses for the system that some find beneficial are the integration of light automated pressure steps to de nub sharp edges before the rough polishing steps light pressure rework steps on near finished product to remove very light scratches normal polishing at pres sures between 0 and 0 4lbs and the system can be used f...

Page 47: ...atching Rods Remove the Latching Rods from the Head Keep the Thumb Screw Latching Rod together as a matched set The cross pin on the Latching Rod should be parallel to the arms on the head of the Thumb Screw when assembled 4 Remove the four M3 X 8mm Button Head Screws and Mounting Plate from the Head with the 5 64 or 2mm Hex L Wrench 5 Install the Mounting Plate on the Polishing Machine Load Cell ...

Page 48: ... the Polishers Overarm is raised lowered 6 Reinstall the Micro G Head onto the Mounting Plate with the four M3 X 8mm Button Head Screws with the 5 64 or 2mm Hex L Wrench Lift overarm up to the next lock position to easily place in the screws 46 7 Reinstall the Fixture Latching Rods through the Mounting Plate and up into the Micro G Head Secure with the mated Thumb Screw do not over tighten The cro...

Page 49: ...the Polishing Fixture Hold the Polishing Fixture up and push down on the Thumb Screw to engage the cross pin Rotate the Thumb Screws a quarter turn clockwise to latch Always rotate the Thumb Screws clockwise when latching or unlatching to prevent the screws from unthreading from the Latching Rod 11 When using non Micro G Polishing Fixture a Retro Fit Collar Assembly Kit MG1010 is required to be in...

Page 50: ...ndrel loosen the set screw until the fixture fits without any binding and keeping set screw tight against the Fixture Post 14 Install Thumb Screws and Latching Rods a Remove the existing Thumb Screws and Latching Rods from the Micro G Head Keep the Thumb Screw Latch ing Rod together as a matched set Place mated Thumb Screw onto Latching Rod for safe keeping b Remove Thumb Screws from the top of th...

Page 51: ...re Hold the Polishing Fixture up and push down on the Thumb Screw to engage the cross pin Rotate the Thumb Screws a quarter turn clockwise to latch Always rotate the Thumb Screws clockwise when latching or unlatching to prevent the screws from unthreading from the Latching Rod Micro G Electrical Hardware Setup Setup instructions to install the Micro G Electrical Assembly on an APM HDC 5400 Polishi...

Page 52: ...nd remove main air line c Disconnect air lines and cables behind polisher machine d Remove front panel screws with a T15H driver e Remove USB cables on both sides f Loosen 2 Phillips screws on electrical tray g Disconnect air lines and cables on back panel of polishing machine and pull up and out of the holes from the machine 50 ...

Page 53: ...ace stepper motor cable 5 pin connector into back panel marked AUX 1 o With both cables in back panel install nuts on both cables The nut needs to be flush with connector k Remove plugs for AUX 1 and AUX 2 on back panel l Remove outer nut on both cables m Place position home sensor cable 7 pin connector into back panel marked AUX 2 51 ...

Page 54: ... cables with the cable tie to the Cable Tie Mount s Install one of the two 4 40 nuts onto the stud from kit Then install external star washer onto the stud Note this has paint removed around the stud t Place the Controller Stepper Driver Board inside cabinet and install the 4 40 nut Tighten down both nuts with 1 4 socket or nut driver u Install 8 pin connector position home sensor cable into contr...

Page 55: ...orward with a pro cess By knowing the protrusion length of the object for polishing the user can determine how much movement is needed to put the object in contact with the polishing film Imaging setup using the DE2910 Opti Spec Video Scope allows the user easy methods to determine fiber positions The equipment software will position the fixture to a Home position upon power up of the equipment Th...

Page 56: ... the Duplicate button to duplicate an existing process similar to the way normal processes are duplicated 3 Enter the new process name as prompted The process name can include up to 26 alphanumeric characters and WILL NOT allow spaces dashes or punctuation Select OK when the name is completed 4 Select the quantity Qty of connectors that will be polished for this process using the down arrow to dis...

Page 57: ...lue will be smaller because less movement is needed to get in proximity of the polishing film 9 Touch the Feed Rate um Sec to access the keyboard Enter a speed value in microns second that the fixture will move down towards the film during repeated move steps 10 Touch the Step Move um to access the keyboard Enter a distance value in microns that the fixture will move down towards the film during r...

Page 58: ...l polishing steps are needed after this step the film gap should be a minimum of 50 microns above the polishing film so when the arm is raised up for polishing film change and then re lowered the object will not strike the polishing media 16 Touch the Load Fibers checkbox to enable disable the load fibers functionality of the machine This function is used to move the polishing fixture down towards...

Page 59: ...film gap should be a minimum of 50 microns above the polishing film after fiber load so when the platen starts to move the object will not be in contact with the polishing media and possibly break 57 19 Touch the Process Setup to access the process setup screen This screen allows the user to move jog the fixture position to check the position clearance desired for a polishing process during the st...

Page 60: ...ee the section on MACHINE OPERATION earlier in this manual to get started Once the Micro G process has been setup and selected and the machine is ready to polish navigate to the Production tab to start 58 This screen will provide status for the user during the Micro G process step The status indicator fields will continually update the user with position information of repeat moves remaining time ...

Page 61: ... More Info box in the lower right corner will ac cess a screen with more detail of the polishing process including Micro G parameters Press the Return to Production button to toggle back to the Production Data screen When in production the polishing machine will prompt the user as to what is happening and which buttons need to be pressed during the polishing process 59 ...

Page 62: ...ide camera into clamp assembly with the labeling and hole are facing up c Position camera so that the edge of the camera is equal all the way around the clamp 60 1 Install Camera to clamp assembly a Loosen clamp ring on slide rail Note Do not loosen screw all the way there is a small washer in between the clamp face preventing it from crushing the camera when tighten ...

Page 63: ...B cable from camera Let the laptop computer find the camera hardware to load correct driver for the camera 4 Click on the DinoCapture 2 0 icon software will load and it will find the camera and pop up a video screen for that camera User Manual is in the Help section of the Menu Bar d Snug the screw to tighten down the camera 61 1 Align Camera to fixture a Check camera for alignment with fixture ...

Page 64: ...o center the crosshair of the screen with the thumb screw on the Z stage d Adjust the height of the camera to the edge of plate and ruler b Loosen clamp screw and rotate camera until it s aligned with glass plate c Camera is now aligned with fixture 62 ...

Page 65: ...lass plate on a polishing machine being used with MICRO G Then place the supplied ruler on end on the plate Hint Place a small block to hold the ruler on up right Move the camera to locate the edge of the glass plate and ruler 7 Add Crosshair with markings 8 Click on the intersection of the crosshairs to move the crosshair to any location on the screen 63 ...

Page 66: ...e crosshair 9 Click on the crosshair origin and move it down to the top edge of the glass plate and bottom of the ruler 10 After moving the crosshair down click the crosshair again to release it from moving 12 Brightness of the camera light can be adjusted from the DinoCapture 2 0 software 13 Camera adjustments can also be done 64 ...

Page 67: ... DE2910 Videoscope 65 3 While inspecting the fibers look for the fiber with the longest protrusion and measure its length using the DE2910 Videoscope software 4 Measure the distance between the tip of the longest protruding fiber and the glass plate surface using the DE2910 Videoscope 5 Determine how much removal is desired on the fibers for Step 1 and enter the correct parameters into the MICRO G...

Page 68: ... and control platform can connect directly to the APM HDC 5400 polisher thru a rear local network ethernet connection port 6 Once parameters are set on the MICRO G control panel setup the recipe on the APM HDC 5400 polishing machine In this example set the platen speed to 50 rpm and the pressure to 2 lbs 7 Press the PLAY button on the polisher to start 8 Watch the polishing process using the DE291...

Page 69: ... tab and select User Rights and Settings in the drop down menu 4 Once on the User Rights and Settings screen select the DE DataLink check box to enable the system 67 DE DataLink Operations There are multiple ways to use the DE DataLink system with the polisher It is the end user s decision to determine what data needs to be collected and how they want to utilize the data collection ca pabilities o...

Page 70: ...D Load ID record polishing fixture serial number and if desired record individual serial numbers for each fiber optic cable or connector being polished a After pressing Setup Load the user is prompted to scan or enter the polishing FIXTURE barcode The fixtures can be barcoded if desired Barcodes are applied to the fixtures on the central hub so they can be easily scanned during production 68 ...

Page 71: ...tally user defined by the end user and can be one load 10 loads 100 loads etc 69 c After entering the Batch ID the configure load screen will appear This screen allows for the user to enter unique serialization data for every connector in the polishing fixture load Also this screen auto generates a unique polishing load ID that is tied to the Batch ID so the user can determine time date etc inform...

Page 72: ...en all data is correctly entered for the load the user should press Send Data to push the data to the DE DataLink system e Back on the Production tab the last field that can be populated for data tracking is the serial number info for the pad and film lots To enter serial numbers for each press the word Pad or the word Film and a keyboard barcode scan field will appear allowing for data entry 70 ...

Page 73: ...s than 70 0dBA When maintenance is required beyond the steps documented in this manual service must be done by a qualified Domaille Engineering technician There are no user serviceable parts inside the cabinet case Do not remove sealed screws Evidence of tampering will void the warranty For assistance contact Domaille Engineering Fiber Optic Equipment LLC USA at DE EquipmentService DomailleCompani...

Page 74: ...rs to consistently meet the most demanding fiber optic polishing specifications Our patented AbraSave fixture line utilizes Unique Path Technology reducing polishing time and film costs This technology delivers the most consistent fiber protrusion resulting in the best polishing Domaille Engineering proudly offers OptiSpec our fiber optic microscopes product line OptiSpec provides customers high q...

Page 75: ...supply servicing not authorized by Domaille failure to properly care for and maintain the products or normal wear and tear In addition use of parts components or accessories not supplied or approved by Domaille will void this warranty Domaille s sole liability arising from any use of its products and this warranty is limited to repair or at Domaille s sole discretion replacement of defective produ...

Page 76: ...Domaille Engineering Fiber Optic Equipment 7100 Dresser Drive NE Rochester MN 55906 Phone 507 281 0275 Fax 507 281 8277 DE Info DomailleCompanies com DomailleEngineering com ...

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