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Threading conductor with test liquid nozzle (option)

1.  Left or right magnetisation sleeve
2. Valve for test liquid nozzle (option)
3. Test liquid nozzle (option)
4. Threading conductor
5. Fixing screws for mounting the threading conductor
6. Clamping screws for the threading conductor

Procedure:

1.  Remove workpiece from the machine.
2. Turn off the machine.
3. Undo the fixing screws on the workpiece supports  

  and remove the supports.
4. Attach the mounting of the threading conductor  

  and tighten the fixing screws.
5. Attach the threading conductor
6. Loosen the clamping screws [6].
7.  Move the threading conductor (in the support) to  

  the bedstop on the left.
8. Tighten the clamping screws [6].
9. If available: connect the supply pipe for the test  

  liquid nozzle.

8.7  CHANGE THE MAGNETISING COIL

WARNING: 

Lifted loads can fall and 

cause serious personal injury and 

property damage.

•  Only use transport equipment that is suitable for the  

  weight and the dimensions of the machine. 
•  Insert forklift prongs only in the intended admission  

  points in the undercarriage. Other attachment points  

  are not permitted.
•  Transport, assembly and installation must only be  

  carried out by specially trained personnel.

Depending on the dimensions and characteristics of 

the workpiece, different magnetisation coils may be 

required.

1.  Clamping levers at the current bars (optional  

  hexagonal screws)
2. Connecting nut to test liquid pipe
3. Screws on clamping plate
4. Magnetising coil

Tools required: 

wrenches - 17 mm and 46 mm

Procedure:

1.  Remove workpiece from machine.
2.  Turn off the machine and secure it against being  

  inadvertently switched on.
3.  Attach the harness of a suitable hoist (minimum  

  carrying capacity: 100 kg) to the eyelets on the  

  magnetising coil.
4.  Loosen the connection nut to the test agent pipe.
5.  Depending on the version of the machine: detach  

  the clamping lever or remove the hexagonal screws  

  from the current bars.
6.  Remove the two middle screws on the clamping  

  plate and remove the clamping plate.
7.  Carefully lift the magnetising coil. Ensure that the  

  current bars and test liquid pipes remain separate.
8.  Place the new magnetising coil into position.
9.  Align the coil and fix it manually with the clamping  

  plate and the screws.
10. Connect the test liquid pipe and fix it with the  

  connection nut.
11.  Tighten the clamping levers or hexagon nuts on  

  the current bars.
12. Check the connection of the magnetising coil.
13. Tighten the two screws on the clamping plate.
14. Adjust the test liquid nozzles and the flow of test  

  liquid at the magnetising coil.
15. Insert workpiece, tighten and check the contact.

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Summary of Contents for Universal SW Series

Page 1: ...Operating Manual Universal SW...

Page 2: ...flux Coil magnetising Field flux with threader bar Yoke magnetising Induction flux Magnetising coil Inner diameter mm Manual movement Motor driven movement Spraying Hand hose Large surface shower Han...

Page 3: ...e parts and consumables 14 5 Transport 14 5 1 Equipment for transport 14 5 2 Preparing for transport 14 5 3 Transport in original packaging 15 5 4 Unpacking the machine 15 5 5 Transporting an unpacked...

Page 4: ...chine is exclusively intended for materials testing of specified workpieces see below by magnetic particle inspection according to EN ISO 9934 1 while stationary fixed in place within the specified li...

Page 5: ...ice approx 200 kg Electrics The electric figures vary depending on the model see page 1 of this manual for your machine s data Pneumatics Air pressure 6 bar Air quality dry clean air Pneumatic connect...

Page 6: ...ain switch 2 Emergency stop button option 3 Two hand control option 1 5 WORKING POSITION The Universal SW must be operated by one person The main working position for normal operation is in the front...

Page 7: ...permanently mounted on a manually movable carriage allowing the distance between sleeves to be adjusted to the work piece length Optionally a clamping unit can also be installed on the right sleeve As...

Page 8: ...ece 4 Intensity of magnetisation depends upon the current flux through the conductor The circular field enables the detection of longitudinal cracks in the workpiece The magnetising current is display...

Page 9: ...tion by current flux Annular or tubular workpiece as secondary winding 1 winding in short circuit of a transformer Generates a circular magnetic field around a work piece cross section Enables detecti...

Page 10: ...carrier medium mix the suspension thoroughly replace the suspension when it gets contaminated Spraying with a hand held hose You can spray the workpiece 3 with test liquid using a hand held hose 1 Use...

Page 11: ...r the test liquid hose to enable a closed circuit through the test liquid collect ing tray WARNING FIRE HAZARD Oil based test liquids are highly flammable Use only flame retardant test liquids with a...

Page 12: ...ght intensity never falls lower than 1000 W cm and check your UV lamps regularly When using visible test liquids i e those without flu orescent colouring agents you should ensure lumi nance of at leas...

Page 13: ...cy stop and make sure all hazards are eliminated Unlocking Depending on the version of the emergency stop but ton either Turn the button a quarter turn clockwise Pull the button upwards 3 3 MAIN OPERA...

Page 14: ...ity potentiometer is limited to the range set on the step switch Selector switch for operating mode Function sets the operating mode of the machine Position 0 manual mode active Position 1 automatic m...

Page 15: ...ths during magnetising can cause damage to health and have negative effects on medical implants Always comply with the applicable accident prevention regulations Keep a safe distance from the machine...

Page 16: ...nding only short periods of time in this area The operator of the machine is required to identify document and mark areas of increased exposure S he must ensure that only authorised and trained person...

Page 17: ...approved spare parts or consumables 5 TRANSPORT 5 1 EQUIPMENT FOR TRANSPORT To transport the Universal SW the following means are required a crane with two trolleys and suitable rope harnesses a forkl...

Page 18: ...transformer cabinet disconnect the high current cables between the transformer cabinet and the magnetisation station Transport with a forklift Procedure 1 Determine the transport route and remove any...

Page 19: ...stall the machine on a level surface in a closed dry room Procedure 1 Set the machine down at its final location 2 Mark the positions of the drilled holes through the holes in the screw on plates on t...

Page 20: ...ripping hazard and is not likely to get damaged 7 COMMISSIONING Before starting up the machine complete the following tasks Check power supply Fill with test agent Test all functions Set up the machin...

Page 21: ...tween the sleeves 1 Distance of the sleeves 2 Workpiece 3 Length of the workpiece 4 Clamping levers of the sleeve carriage Procedure 1 Move the machine to its home position 2 Remove all workpieces fro...

Page 22: ...e supports correctly to the diameter of the workpiece Always tighten the clamping bolts on the work piece support Never move the carriage with a workpiece in it Do not make adjustments to the carriage...

Page 23: ...n the dimensions and characteristics of the workpiece different magnetisation coils may be required 1 Clamping levers at the current bars optional hexagonal screws 2 Connecting nut to test liquid pipe...

Page 24: ...uid manufac turer The detection of faults in workpieces becomes less reliable the longer the magnetic particles are in use as the quality deteriorates over time The lifespan of magnetic powders and li...

Page 25: ...ipment not included with the machine Do not walk under a suspended load 9 4 MANUAL MODE 1 Select manual mode by setting the mode selector switch to position 0 2 Insert a workpiece 3 Depending on the c...

Page 26: ...tion of the clamping device depends on the configuration of the machine and on the length of the clamping stroke Clamping stroke 7 mm Footswitch left process in diagram below or push button Clamp righ...

Page 27: ...orkpiece rotation equipment is installed Put the machine in the initial position Turn on the device at both sides and at the same time option inductive sensors request If motor driven option workpiece...

Page 28: ...The operation of the clamping device depends on the configuration of the machine and on the length of the clamping stroke Clamping stroke 7 mm Footswitch left process in diagram below or push button C...

Page 29: ...h a UV lamp if using fluorescent test liquid 8 7 Workpiece rotation 9 depends on the configuration of the machine If manual workpiece rotation equipment is installed Put the machine in the initial pos...

Page 30: ...he operation of the clamping device depends on the configuration of the machine and on the length of the clamping stroke Clamping stroke 7 mm Footswitch left process in diagram below or push button Cl...

Page 31: ...otation equipment is installed press the push button Rotate 5 Press the push button Unclamp 11 This will unclamp the workpiece and move the sleeves back to the rear most position NOTE Unclamp only whe...

Page 32: ...s with an already tested workpiece Call Magnaflux GmbH customer service 10 MAINTENANCE Maintenance of your Universal SW includes all tech nical measures required to maintain the machine in proper work...

Page 33: ...and liquids depends on the actual testing environment and the properties of the work pieces Check your test liquid regularly and replace it when necessary Optimal detection of cracks depends on the co...

Page 34: ...stening screws of clamping levers Flange wheels and ball bearings at the sleeve carriage Procedure 1 Turn off the main switch 2 Clean all 4 flange wheels and check for wear visual inspection 3 Check a...

Page 35: ...nance schedule and empty it when necessary Procedure 1 Place a container under the pneumatic maintenance unit 2 Open the drain plug on the water separator 3 Completely drain the water out 4 Close the...

Page 36: ...e and remove the copper pad and clamping parts 4 Clean the contact points with steel wool to a shiny finish 5 Apply a thin coat of contact grease to the contact points 6 Round copper pads Insert a new...

Page 37: ...ak a soft cloth with industrial cleaner Do not use acids or alkalines 5 Rub the guide shaft with the cloth down Do not use metal tools for cleaning 6 Apply a thin coat of contact grease to the shaft 7...

Page 38: ...isconnect the drive If it does not adjust the safety clutch The clutch must disconnect the drive when the smallest amount of resistance is encountered Check the function of the clutch in both directio...

Page 39: ...tered to the left sleeve 9 Replace the clamping levers 8 and 9 and secure them with the fastening screws 7 10 If necessary remove the ball bearings from the axles and replace them 11 Mount the bracket...

Page 40: ...plug 3 Roll up the power supply cable and secure it to the machine 4 Turn off the compressed air supply to the machine and disconnect the supply line 5 Drain auxiliary products and dispose of responsi...

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