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USER GUIDE - MC300

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4 - MAINTENANCE

4.1 - MAINTENANCE:

4.1.1 -  DIE LUBRICATION:

Friction on the dies whilst crimping is very important.  For this reason, it is necessary to lubricate the bearing
surface of the die-carriers on the piston regularly.  Indeed, an insufficiently lubricated machine could seize, or
the pistons and die-carriers could be subjected to increased wear.
To achieve correct lubrication, grease with a 60% concentration of molybdenum di-sulphide

 must be used

(this product is 

supplied with the machine and can be obtained from GATES

, Part No. 7482-19227

).

Lubricate every 100 crimping operations as follows:

- Shake the aerosol can, held upside down, for 1 minute (

this amount of 

time

  is

 necessary for such 

a

t

hick product t

o be vaporised properly).

- Advance the die-carriers on the rapid cone.  The die-carriers should be 5 mm above the face flange

(see figure 7).

Figure 7 :
Position of die-carriers for lubrication.

- Introduce the aerosol can 

plastic tube

 in the hole located at the rear of the die-carriers

(lubrication point N° 1 - see figure 8).

Figure 8 :
Lubrication point N° 1.

Recommended grease:
see above.

- Grease the piston through the holes of each die-carrier.

Summary of Contents for MC3001

Page 1: ...MC3001 OPERATING AND CALIBRATION INSTRUCTIONS...

Page 2: ...ad 8 3 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE 10 3 1 SAFETY 10 3 2 UNPACKING INSTALLATION 10 3 3 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 12 3 4 ADJUSTMENT CALIBRATION 13 3 5 DIE POSITIONING AND INSTALLATION 13 4 MAINTENANCE 14 4 1 MAIN...

Page 3: ...undersigned GATES hereby declares that the new equipment described below MC3001 serial number complies with the machinery directive and the specifications given by GATES and with the regula tions rega...

Page 4: ...V 1 phase Dimensions H 650 x W 390 x L 640 mm Weight 180 kg with oil Capacity braided hose from 3 16 to 1 1 4 multiple plied metal reinforced hose from 1 4 to 1 1 4 not skived Noise levels 71 dB Oil...

Page 5: ...crimp adjustment and the electrical system 2 3 1 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM This supplies the energy necessary to move the dies Composition The hydraulic circuit is comprised of see figures 1 and 2 a drilled b...

Page 6: ...than the required pressure excess oil is returned to the oil tank 8 via the pressure limiter 2 Oil in the retraction chamber is evacuated to the oil tank 8 via the control valve 4 from A to T During d...

Page 7: ...For supply section an electric motor 1 a thermal breaker 2 a general disconnecting switch 0 1 3 a motor contactor 14 For control section 2 fuses 0 25 A am 4 and 4A gi 5 a micro switch 6 two push butt...

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Page 9: ...that they will withstand high stresses and to reduce wear through contact or friction Guidance in movement is ensured via two composite rings made from bronze charged teflon Sealing is obtained throug...

Page 10: ...lanks from the oil tank filling cap Wait for 20 minutes and check the oil level using the dip stick attached to filling cap The machine should only be connected to a safe electrical circuit in accorda...

Page 11: ...6 5 4 1 2 1 Crimper flange face 5 Disengage die button 2 Gauge setting mechanism 6 On button 3 Finished crimp indicator light 7 Emergency stop button 4 Engage die button 8 Mains on off switch Fig 4 a...

Page 12: ...mped assembly 16 Check the crimp diameter of the ferrule with a vernier or micrometer The measured crimp diameter must be 4 Press engage die button 4 until machine automatically stops within the toler...

Page 13: ...iffers from the required 26 0mm calibration diameter 3 Unscrew the two socket head screws that hold the gauge setting mechanism in place with a 3mm Allen key and remove the unit 4 Calibration adjustme...

Page 14: ...duct is supplied with the machine and can be obtained from GATES Part No 7482 19227 Lubricate every 100 crimping operations as follows Shake the aerosol can held upside down for 1 minute this amount o...

Page 15: ...tle the face flange and the die carriers about every three months This is necessary to ensure that metallic other particles are removed before causing damage to machine parts Dismantle as follows Put...

Page 16: ...1 fig 11 MC3001 11409 Master die 8000 10091 1 Pos 13 fig 11 MC3000 59 Head 7482 19731 1 Pos 5 fig 3 MC3000 762 Fuse 4A gi 7482 19732 1 Pos 4 fig 3 MC5000 766 Fuse 0 50 A am 7482 19037 1 MC3000 82 Pilo...

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Page 18: ...ce of dies Use the dies as specified by the crimp ing information provided with the ma chine Inadequate hydraulic pressure Calibration of high pressure to 320 bars during crimping set in factory Unloc...

Page 19: ...replaces all other warranties including implicit warranties Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and comprehensiveness of the informations included in this guide However Gates cannot be h...

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