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Transportation and installation

5.  Transportation and installation

 1. 

Transportation 18

 

2.  Internal transportation 

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3.  Checking delivery for missing items 

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4.  Dealing with shipping damage 

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5.  Site of installation 

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1. Transportation

 

 The machine must only be transported and installed by 
companies / persons instructed / authorised to do so by the 
manufacturer or under the manufacturer‘s supervision.

 

 After moving the machine, every part of it must be checked 
for transportation damage as possible harm may impair 
system operation and safety.

 

 

  NOTE

 

 

  

To prepare transportation, please bear in mind the weight 
of the machine!

 

 

The machine weighs approx. 33.5 kg.

 

Transportation on fork lift truck or pallet jack:

 

 If fork lift trucks or hand pallet jacks are used for loading or 
unloading, they must be in proper working order and suitable 
for carrying the weights that are involved.

 

 Attention must always be paid to the centre of gravity of the 
item being moved!
During transportation, the machines must be properly 
secured; the load must be evenly distributed. Avoid jerky 
movements.

 

 Set the machine down without bumps or jolts as well as in 
an upright standing position. Take immediate action to pre-
vent these from being damaged by transportation vehicles 
and from tipping over. On unloading, handling and keeping 
the machine in temporary storage, treat it with the greatest 
possible care and protect it from the weather, impact of 
external force and from falling objects.

 

  WARNING

  

 

Warning of suspended loads!

 

 

  

To relocate the machine, it must be lifted and 
transported. The machine can topple over and fall as
a result of improper lifting and transportation. 

 

 

 Never stand under suspended loads!

 

  WARNING

 

 

 Warning of suspended loads!

 

 

   

While transporting the machine, no persons must be 
present on the machine or hang from it.

2. Internal transportation

 

 To move the machine internally, only use trolleys of sufficient 
stability and load capacity. When handling, always be sure 
to avoid knocks and vibration. Provide protruding objects 
(motors, drag chains, wiring harnesses, hoses, cylinders) with 
effective protection from damage.

Summary of Contents for BlueMax Mini Type 3

Page 1: ...en Operating manual BlueMax Mini Type 3...

Page 2: ...guards General requirements for the design and construction of fixed and movable guards EN 60204 1 2006 A1 2009 Safety of machinery Electrical equipment of machines Part 1 General Requirements EN 6100...

Page 3: ...swered after reading through the instructions you must not put the machine into operation Settle any unanswered questions first by consulting Paul Hettich GmbH Co KG Service Customer Service Paul Hett...

Page 4: ...ry for missing items 19 4 Dealing with shipping damage 19 5 Site of installation 19 6 Start up 1 General 20 2 Starting up for the first time 21 3 Safety check 21 4 Malfunctions on start up 21 5 Carryi...

Page 5: ...bstances Maintenance Servicing inspection repair Handling 2 Rating plate NOTE The rating plate is located on the machine The rating plate shows the following information Manufacturer Address Type desi...

Page 6: ...at I have read and understood the operating manual for the machine Designation BlueMax Mini Type 3 Type Automatic drilling and insertion machine Machine no I furthermore undertake to observe and follo...

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Page 8: ...e part of the manufacturer for resultant damage Any other use beyond this is deemed to be non intended use The manufacturer shall not be liable for any damage this causes with the risk involved being...

Page 9: ...l the relevant fittings are pressed into place by means of a manually operated press in frame optional This concludes the machining process Fig 1 BlueMax Mini Type 3 Fig 2 BlueMax Mini Type 3 with acc...

Page 10: ...e draws attention to a potentially dangerous situation that may lead to death or serious injuries if the safety measures are not followed CAUTION This danger note draws attention to a potentially dang...

Page 11: ...before they use the machine for the first time The safety guards must never be removed or taken out of operation If safety guards need removing for maintenance and repair work they must be refitted as...

Page 12: ...continuous sound level is 89 dB A WARNING Hearing damage warning Local conditions may produce elevated sound pressure and cause noise induced hearing loss Operating personnel must be provided with app...

Page 13: ...ternal checks Immediately report any irregularities or malfunctions to the department person responsible If necessary the machine must be shut down immediately and made safe 9 Safety advice for carryi...

Page 14: ...y important to check that this basic safety requirement is met and that the machine is provided with adequate fuse protection The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for damage caused by a lacking...

Page 15: ...machine Fig 6 Foot switch Fig 7 Compressed air connection NOTE The hand switch is not operational when using the foot switch Item Designation Explanation 1 Motor switch Power supply ON OFF 2 Hand swit...

Page 16: ...getting crushed Fig 11 Labelling drilling and insertion unit Area motor drive Reminder to unplug the mains power plug before changing tools Fig 12 Labelling motor drive Area entire machine Reminder t...

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Page 18: ...moved During transportation the machines must be properly secured the load must be evenly distributed Avoid jerky movements Set the machine down without bumps or jolts as well as in an upright standi...

Page 19: ...orted in writing to your own insurance company as well if the transportation risk was insured by the owner 5 Site of installation An even standing surface with a sufficient load capacity is essential...

Page 20: ...u could get crushed by moving parts if the machine is not shut down The machine must be depressurised and disconnected from the power supply before carrying out maintenance and cleaning work NOTE Impr...

Page 21: ...n electrical equipment must only be carried out by authorised electricians Establish the cause of any malfunctions with the machine shut down and made safe and have it rectified by a qualified and ski...

Page 22: ...lling 27 Pressing in 28 1 Preparing machine The BlueMax Mini Type 3 is shipped in cardboard packaging A number of parts and components must be installed to make the machine ready for operation Once as...

Page 23: ...e connector 1 Recommended air pressure 6 8 bar 100 PSI Fig 19 Air filter unit with quick release connector Connecting to the power supply Connect to the power supply using a 16 ampere plug Before you...

Page 24: ...nce extension Push half the bracket onto the fence extension and half of it onto the fence then fasten in place with screws and clamping blocks Fig 21 Scaled fence extension Fig 20 Swivel unit with se...

Page 25: ...e undone on the runner bracket and then tightened again on both sides after the setting has been made The scale shows the edge distance in relation to the main spindle centre of hinge cup Fig 23 Edge...

Page 26: ...the hinge insertion die including the fixing screws Depth can be adjusted at the threaded studs located on the front face of the insertion dies Fig 26 Insertion die 3 Operating WARNING Warning Hand i...

Page 27: ...n socket screw 4 Using the scale set pendulum stops on left and right to the required dimensions Fig 32 Pendulum stop with hexagon socket screw WARNING Do not set any stops near the drilling spindles...

Page 28: ...e down catch with hinge insertion die as far as the stop over the drill hole Fig 36 Insertion die for hinges 3 Initiate the insertion process by pressing manually operated valve 1 and terminate by let...

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Page 30: ...e safety guards every day for proper working order Regular inspection of the electrical system in compliance with the VDE guidelines WARNING Risk of injury Servicing and maintenance work must only be...

Page 31: ...nt CAUTION The obligations prescribed in law with regard to avoiding waste and proper recycling disposal must be followed during all work on and with the machines Particularly when carrying out instal...

Page 32: ...placement and expendable parts 12 Replacement and expendable parts Please note that the manufacturer s declaration or declaration of conformity given by Paul Hettich GmbH Co KG as manu facturer will l...

Page 33: ...664 Reduction nipple 1 41 x 3 8A 1665 Servicing unit 1 4 assy 1668 Polyurethane hose 6 mm clear 1669 Polyurethane hose 6 mm black 1670 Polyurethane hose 6 mm blue 1671 Plug connector NW 7 2 1672 Switc...

Page 34: ...oupler assy drilling unit 10 motor 19 for 1 3 kW motor Drilling pattern 4 spindle 38 8 mm 1188 Special drilling unit block 1189 Special drilling unit cover 1190 Customised auxiliary spindle with chuck...

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Page 38: ...g 44 BlueMax Mini Type 3 with accessories Pneumatic circuit wiring diagrams 1766 Option Hold down clamp Option Swivel unit Connection for hold down clamp Connection for hold down clamp 1766 Connection...

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Page 40: ...en Order no 0 079 116 1702 024_BA_BlueMax mini Typ3_HPH 21Spr Paul Hettich GmbH Co KG Vahrenkampstrasse 12 16 32278 Kirchlengern Germany Phone 49 52 33 77 0 www hettich com...

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