SPARTAN IRONWORKER
NOTCHING STATION
© MARVEL MFG. CO., INC. MANUAL
PL/OMiW-2CYL_V2
(08/07)
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you will need to adjust the position of the stroke
adjusting collars to restore the notcher's proper
range of travel.
Three collars and limit switches control the travel
limits of the shearing and notching stations. This
photo shows the factory set positions for the three
collars.
To adjust the travel of the notcher:
1.
Press the Emergency Stop pushbutton.
2.
Adjust each collar to achieve the proper
range of notch travel:
Left Collar (A):
This collar controls the
downward travel limit of the notching slide. This
collar should always be positioned fully right,
against its stop. Moving this collar away from its
stop prevents the slide from descending
completely and results in incomplete notches.
Middle Collar (B):
This collar controls
the upward travel limit of the notching slide. This
collar is usually set halfway between the two
outer collars (A and C). Moving this collar to the
right decreases the slide's upward travel. Moving
this collar to the left increases the slide's upward
travel.
Right Collar (C):
This collar is typically
positioned fully left, against its stop. This collar
has no effect on the notching station, however, if
this collar is positioned far to the right of its stop
it can limit the notching station's upward travel
limit.
NOTCHING STATION CAPACITY
Avoid serious injury.
Never exceed the machine's
notching capacity.
The notching capacity of each
machine is provided in the chart below. Notching
capacity is expressed as the thickest material that
can be notched with the notching blades available
for each machine.
Maximum Material Thickness
Model No.
Rectangular
Notch
1
V-Notch
2
IW66D/DX
3/8”
3/8”
IW88D/DX
1 / 2”
1 / 2'”
IW110D/X/2
1 / 2”
1 / 2”
IW135D/DX
1 / 2”
1 / 2”
IW180DX
5/8”
5/8”
1. Supplied as standard equipment
2. Optional equipment
NOTCHING STATION OPERATION
You must be familiar with the function and
location of the components described in the
Machine Description chapter of this manual as
well as the information in this Notching Station
chapter before performing any steps in this
section.
Safe operation of this machine depends on you,
the operator.
Do not operate the machine unless:
a.
You are familiar with the function and
location of the machine's components.
b.
You have inspected the machine and
determined it is in safe, working condition (for
example: no missing, altered or broken parts;
WARNING
A
B
C
