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HPS-III-Heißkanalsystem_Vorspann_BA_V-2-0_EN
Installation
Putting hot runner assemblies (hot halves, mould plates, manifolds or L2X systems)
from lying (horizontal) into upright (vertical) position.
1. The hot runner assembly must be placed on an even,
non-slip surface.
2.
Screw in attachment swivels and affix them to a crane.
3. Put a wooden lath on the working surface and secure
against slipping. It has to be positioned in such a way that
when the external lateral surface of the hot runner assem-
bly is erected it can be supported by the wooden lath.
4. Slowly lift the hot runner assembly until the lateral surface
touches the wooden lath. Continue lifting the assembly
until it reaches upright position following the movement of
the hot runner assembly with the crane so that the crane
hook is always perpendicular to the attachment point .
5. When the hot runner assembly hangs freely in upright po-
sition, remove the wooden lath and carefully place the hot
runner assembly on a surface or move it using a crane.
Picture 20: Putting hot runner assemblies (hot halves or mould
plates or manifolds) from lying (horizontal) into upright (vertical)
position
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Putting hot runner assemblies (hot halves, mould plates, manifolds or L2X systems)
from upright (vertical) into lying (horizontal) position.
1. Put a wooden lath on the working surface and secure
against slipping. it has to be positioned in such a way
that the external lateral surface of the hot runner assem-
bly can rest on the wooden lath when it is dropped.
2. Use the crane to position the freely hanging hot runner
assembly over the wooden lath
3. Slowly drop the hot runner assembly until the external
lateral surface touches the wooden lath. Continue drop-
ping the hot runner assembly carefully until it tilts and
touches the working surface. Follow the tilting movement
of the hot runner assembly with the crane so that the cra-
ne hook is always perpendicular to the attachment point.
4. Carefully put the hot runner assembly on the working
surface following the movement of the hot runner as-
sembly with the crane so that the crane hook is always
perpendicular to the attachment point. Make sure there is
a solid substructure so that protruding components are
not damaged.
Picture 21: Putting hot runner assemblies (hot halves, mould plates
or manifolds) from upright (vertical) into lying (horizontal) position.
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