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Item no. 10302070, Revision 10

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Contents:

Translation of the original manual

1

Preliminary information

 4

1.1

Purpose of the manual ......................................................  4

1.2

Explanation of symbols used ..........................................  4

2

Transport and packaging

 5

2.1

Scope of supply of HF spindle ........................................  5

2.1.1 Service set.................................................................  5

2.1.2 Optional accessories.............................................  5

2.1.3 Documentation supplied....................................  6

2.2

Packaging of HF spindle....................................................  6

3

Designated use

 6

3.1

Permissible types of machining .....................................  6

3.2

Permissible materials .........................................................  6

4

Safety instructions

 7

4.1

Safe working..........................................................................  8

4.2

Shutdown of HF spindle ...................................................  9

4.3

Installation and maintenance .........................................  9

4.4

Modification and repair.....................................................  9

4.5

Improper operation ............................................................  9

5

Technical description

 10

5.1

Connections of HF spindle ............................................. 10

5.2

Electrical connection........................................................ 10

5.3

Cooling .................................................................................. 11

5.4

Sealing air............................................................................. 11

5.5

Pneumatic tool change ................................................... 11

6

Technical Specifications

 12

6.1

Dimensions .......................................................................... 13

6.2

Technical data sheet (KL2023 , AC-Motor) ............... 14

6.2.1 Performance Diagram........................................ 15

6.3

Wiring diagram................................................................... 16

6.4

Motor protection PTC 160°C.......................................... 17

6.5

Speed sensor (digital differential magneto resistor)

.................................................................................................. 18

6.6

Air-borne noise emissions.............................................. 18

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Operating location

 19

8

Installation

 20

8.1

Installing the HF spindle ................................................. 20

8.2

Diameter of media supply line ..................................... 21

8.3

Cooling water...................................................................... 21

8.3.1 Quality of cooling water.................................... 21

8.3.2 Setting the cooling..............................................  21

8.4

Compressed air...................................................................  22

8.4.1 Air purity classes (ISO 8573-1) .........................  22

8.4.2 Setting the sealing air ........................................  22

8.4.3 Setting values........................................................  23

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Commissioning

 23

9.1

Running-in schedule ........................................................  23

9.2

Daily start-up.......................................................................  24

9.3

Shutdown signal................................................................  24

9.4

Commissioning after storage........................................  24

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Tool change

 25

10.1

Clockwise..............................................................................  25

10.2

Pneumatic direct change................................................  25

10.2.1 Changing the collet.............................................  26

10.3

Tool changing station (optional accessory).............  27

10.3.1 pneumatic direct change..................................  27

10.3.2 Installing the changing station.......................  27

10.3.3 Maintenance..........................................................  27

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Tools for high speed cutting

 28

11.1

Broken-off tool....................................................................  28

12

Maintenance

 29

12.1

Ball bearings ........................................................................  29

12.2

Daily cleaning .....................................................................  29

12.2.1 Before commencing work ................................  29

12.2.2 With every tool change .....................................  29

12.2.3 Every time the clamping device is changed

....................................................................................  30

12.3

In the case of storage .......................................................  30

12.4

Monthly maintenance .....................................................  30

12.5

Long periods of storage..................................................  30

12.6

Maximum storage time ...................................................  30

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Dismantling

 31

13.1

Disposal and environmental protection ...................  31

14

Service and repairs

 31

14.1

Service partners .................................................................  31

14.2

Malfunctions........................................................................  32

15

Declaration of Incorporation

 35

Summary of Contents for KS2-16/80

Page 1: ...Manual KS2 16 80 High Frequency Spindle Pneumatic direct change...

Page 2: ...opment we reserve the right to make technical modifications and variations from the exact design described in the manual The text in this manual has been compiled with the utmost care However Nakanish...

Page 3: ...erating location 19 8 Installation 20 8 1 Installing the HF spindle 20 8 2 Diameter of media supply line 21 8 3 Cooling water 21 8 3 1 Quality of cooling water 21 8 3 2 Setting the cooling 21 8 4 Comp...

Page 4: ...of the man ual carefully again 1 2 Explanation of symbols used To enable quick classification of information this manual uses visual aids in the form of symbols and text markings Notes are marked with...

Page 5: ...uency Spindle q Collet q Service set q Transport packaging Check the high frequency spindle for completeness upon delivery 2 1 1 Service set q Collet grease q Felt cleaning taper q Cylinder brush with...

Page 6: ...th the Machinery Directive and cannot perform any function independently The HF spindle can only be operated in conjunction with a machine tool and a frequency con verter 3 1 Permissible types of mach...

Page 7: ...re not approved for use in areas at risk of explosion Use in such areas may result in explosions u Do not use the HF spindle in potentially explosive atmospheres DANGER Due to flying parts The HF spin...

Page 8: ...ause chips to fly out with great force u Never remove the protective devices of the machine or system u Always wear protective goggles during work Example of design Inserting the shank Note Ensure fun...

Page 9: ...the machine controller for evaluation 4 3 Installation and maintenance Carry out installation cleaning and maintenance work only after shutting down the HF spindle and after the shaft has come to a s...

Page 10: ...whether the current voltage and frequency data of the HF spindle match the raw data for the frequency converter Use a motor supply line that is as short as possible Adjust the speed of the HF spindle...

Page 11: ...spindle on the housing 5 4 Sealing air For guidelines on air quality see Air purity classes ISO 8573 1 22 section The sealing air prevents foreign bodies such as chips and liquids e g emul sions from...

Page 12: ...s Frequency 1 333 Hz Motor poles pairs 1 Rated rotation speed 80 000 rpm Acceleration braking value Per second 10 000 rpm other values by consultation Characteristics Speed sensor Differential magneto...

Page 13: ...Technical Specifications Item no 10302070 Revision 10 13 36 6 1 Dimensions Clamping range...

Page 14: ...8 424 28 411 38 256 48 223 58 211 67 382 76 328 rpm Frequency 167 333 500 667 833 1 000 1 167 1 333 Hz Rated power 0 115 0 231 0 338 0 455 0 561 0 671 0 868 0 943 kW Torque 0 13 0 12 0 11 0 11 0 11 0...

Page 15: ...406 0 648 0 905 1 145 1 397 1 593 1 621 kW Torque 0 17 0 25 0 22 0 23 0 23 0 24 0 24 0 21 Nm Voltage 75 115 144 167 185 207 208 206 V Current 5 6 8 6 8 6 8 7 7 7 7 7 9 A Cos 0 29 0 45 0 55 0 64 0 72 0...

Page 16: ...GN 0 5 WH 2x 0 14 0 5 RD 0 5 BU 0 5 WH 0 22 BN 0 22 VT 0 22 WH 0 25 BN 0 25 BU 0 25 BK 0 5 BN 0 5 BU 0 5 BK 0 75 BK 0 75 BU 0 75 BN 1 BN 1 BU 1 BK 1 5 BK 1 5 BU 1 5 BN 2 5 BN 2 5 BU 2 5 BK 4 BK 4 BU 4...

Page 17: ...cording to the positive temperature coefficient thermistor temperature TPTC small signal resistance Technical Specifications Type M135 Max operating voltage TA 0 40 C V max 30 V Max measuring voltage...

Page 18: ...resistor Rx is already integrated in the evaluation unit FC u Only connect signal and ground Supply voltage U Rx Signal 8 V 220 1000 mV 8 V 450 2000 mV 12 V 220 1000 mV 12 V 680 3000 mV 15 V 220 1000...

Page 19: ...speeds which may cause chips to fly out with great force u Never remove the protective devices of the machine or system u Always wear protective goggles during work Example of design Mounting surface...

Page 20: ...corresponding hoses in the hose fittings Make sure that the connections are flexible and free of strain Seal all connections for compressed air axially in relation to the tightening direction Seal al...

Page 21: ...s immediate corrosion on bare parts which is often unno ticeable at first but later leads to serious corrosion damage Do not use pure or distilled water Deposits in cooling channels due to unsuitable...

Page 22: ...n air quality see Air purity classes ISO 8573 1 22 section The adjustment value for the sealing air depends on the hose diameter and length Hose diameter DN 4 The setting value can be found in the fol...

Page 23: ...shank If no tool shank is clamped q The clamping system is damaged by the centrifugal forces q The clamping system is shifted q The balance of the HF spindle is affected q The bearing is damaged Examp...

Page 24: ...rding this to the machine controller for evaluation 9 4 Commissioning after storage Do not put the HF spindle into operation until its temperature has adjusted from the temperature of the storage loca...

Page 25: ...ion Only use tools with the correct direction of rotation for the HF spindle Only use tool mounts with the correct HF spindle direction of rotation Set the direction of rotation of the HF spindle on t...

Page 26: ...on occurs during cleaning Clean the inner taper of the shaft with the felt cone from the service set Clean the collet with the brush Apply a light greasy film to the taper of the collet To do this onl...

Page 27: ...llet out of the shaft The collet opens Only the tool is deposited in the changing station Tip Fast tool change u Use a tool with a stop ring This means that there is no need to re adjust the immersion...

Page 28: ...nically sound Only use tools with a tool shank diameter that corresponds to the inner di ameter of the collet For example do not use shanks with a diameter of 3 mm in collets for 1 8 3 175 mm Also see...

Page 29: ...to the openings of the HF spindle 12 2 Daily cleaning To ensure that the HF spindle functions safely and accurately all contact sur faces of the HF spindle the mount for the HF spindle the tool mount...

Page 30: ...zontal position Store the HF spindle so that it is protected from moisture dust and other environmental influences Note the following storage conditions Temperature of storage location 10 C 45 C Relat...

Page 31: ...ewater Dispose of cooling media in accordance with local regulations If the HF spindle cannot be dismantled send the HF spindle to Nakanishi Jaeger GmbH Nakanishi Jaeger GmbH shall not assume the cost...

Page 32: ...equency converter has shut down q Check the error messages in the frequency converter man ual Tool change initiated q Turn off the pneumatic system for the tool change HF spindle becomes hot Cause Tro...

Page 33: ...d too tightly q Only tighten the clamping screws of the spindle holder manually q Do not use technical aids to clamp the HF spindle Bearings damaged q Contact Nakanishi Jaeger GmbH service No automati...

Page 34: ...serve all points in the Tool change 25 and Mainte nance 29 sections Frequency converter incorrectly set q Compare the values for the HF spindle with the set values on the frequency converter Machining...

Page 35: ...5 6 1 5 8 1 5 9 1 6 4 1 6 5 1 7 1 1 7 1 1 1 7 2 1 7 3 1 7 4 The incomplete machinery in its standard design complies furthermore with the following applicable regulations Applicable harmonized standar...

Page 36: ...M rlen GERMANY 49 0 6002 9123 0 sales anakanishi jaeger com www nakanishi jaeger com Serial number Type KS2 16 80 Item no 10302070 Revision 10 Date 01 09 2023 Language EN Jaeger Spindles North Americ...

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