KELCH KENOVA set line V9 Series, Operating Instructions Manual

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4. Operating
KENOVA set line V9xx(-S)
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Caution! Inexpert operation can lead to personal injury and damage
to equipment!
Especially when the camera/optics carrier is in motion. Ensure
that the entire path for the movement is unobstructed! To avoid
injury from getting caught, do not reach into the path of motion!
Objects that get caught can be destroyed and lead to damage of
the setting drive of the appliance!

Position and lock the tool with the help of the buttons on the operating
panel (see also “Components”, Page 21):

The
Spindle brake
button switches the spindle brake on and off

The
Indexing
button switches the indexing (90° steps) of the
spindle on/off

The
Spindle coupling
button releases the coupling of the spin-
dle
Caution! Damage to the spindle is possible!
Only rotate the engaged (clicked-in) spindle further when in the
Indexing
position!

Rotate tool to the measuring position. In this, rotate the cutting edge (the
ball in the example) into the sharp plane (X-direction).

Fix the adapter with the help of the
Spindle brake
and
Indexing
buttons.

You can now measure the tool.
4.4 Shrinking and setting (only with V9xx-S)
The KENOVA set line V9xx-S has a shrink tower, an associated cooling system and a
fourth axis, the Y-axis. These components are used to set the tools in the length. This
can take place in the cold condition – with hydro expansion chucks for example – but
also by the addition of induction heating with shrink chucks
Caution! Possible damage to chuck and spindle!
After the inductive shrink operation, the heated-up tool must be
removed from the spindle as quickly as possible, even when the
shrinking process was not successful. The shrink attempt can on-
ly be repeated when the shrink chuck has cooled down. Other-
wise there is a risk of danger to the precision spindle. In addition,
heat-resistant gloves must always be worn.
Note!
All shrink chucks acc. to DIN 69882-8, Form G can be shrunk
and set to length. Other chucks require separate shrink parame-
ters.