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1.
Remove any mold from the mold holder(s).
2.
Notice that each mold holder unit is made up of two long Black Ceramic
“fingers”, both fastened to a common aluminum support. This support is in
turn fastened to the motor plate by a single screw, which is threaded through
a spring, to allow for some movement in case the fragile fingers are
accidentally bumped into.
3.
Using a hex key, remove the screw shown below, for each position. Be
careful not to drop the screw or spring (not shown on picture). This will allow
you to remove the mold finger support.
4.
Notice that the motor plate is machined with three slanted faces, so that the
fingers are expected to go slightly sideways.
5.
Carefully store the mold holder(s) until needed again. (Caution: the fingers
are sharp and brittle. Do not lose the spring or screw.)
Mold holder
configuration,
assembly and
alignment
In this section, you will find essential information needed to properly assemble
and align the mold holder assembly.
Introduction to the mold holder assembly
One of the nice features of the X-300 fluxer is the possibility to adapt to various
mold diameters without the need for additional holder parts. All that is required is
a re-configuration of the mold holder assembly.
The mold holder comprises up to three pairs of “fingers”, designed to
accommodate the four common mold sizes (30, 32, 25 and 40 mm). The molds fit
between vertical prongs at the free end of each finger. Each of the four prongs is
also cut diagonally, so that fingers are symmetrical two by two (i.e. finger “A” and
Mold holder
support
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