IMET SIRIO 315, User Instructions

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TRADUCTION OF THE ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
S315 SH eng ED.2011 rev.00 8/41
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– FITTINGS / ACCESSORIES
Supporting roller tables : for installing these
accessories in the right way it is necessary first of all to
level and fix the machine.
These can be connected on both sides (loading /
unloading). By a proper connection kit ,
RASIRU , as
OPTIONAL.
Take as reference point the worktable and the support
back jaw in order to aligne the roller tables starting
from the one that is nearest to the machine. If you
need very long pieces fix the legs of the roller tables
on the ground and recycle the coolant transported by
the workpieces that have to be cut.
If your working process require it, on the unloading side
you can choose to use the roller table with manual
measuring system (RTM)
or the one with digital measuring system (RTD) also.
This last have to be synchronized to the machine
control-that gives automatic desplacement of material
stop plate- by the plug: 000910 as OPTIONAL,
specifiing the machine version.
Pneumatic front vice
–STANDARD ON THE MODEL
315 SH- by request only for manual model- by the
standard furniture the opening / closing system is
synchronized to the up / down movement of the gear
head. The locking cylindre comes out a stroke of 5 mm
about. For retrofitting ask to the Service Assistence.
Vertical pneumatic vice - It is connected directly to
the line that goes to the frontal vice and it allows to
lock the piece also from the upper side. It is
recommended to cut more pieces when you put them
side by side on the working table.
" V " jaws - necessary to rightly lock the pipes until 85
mm. of diameter by avoiding the deformation. They
allow to increase the penetration speed by reducing
the working time .They ca
n only make you cuts at 0°,
minimum length of cutting piece is 35 mm.
Make the holes, if necessary, by using the template
included in the assembling kit (only if supplied after
selling) ; assemble them by following the instructions
and place them into line by using for example a straight
round, to guarantee a right passage of the bars.
During the cut they are progressively shaped by the
blade: if your working process don’t require a complete
cut, leave them attached one to the other.