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OPERATION MANUAL

NC89 Swing Beam Guillotine Controller operation

X. Pos: 

Back gauge position.

Operation:

 Move Arrow to X Pos, clear number 

, enter desired value, press              and               start button.      

The back gauge will now go to the new entered position to within 0.5mm. Once back gauge has stopped searching use 

the manual handle for fine adjustment. 

Count: 

Number of cuts.

Count can be cleared at any time by using clear                button,  It will then count upwards with each cut. A set number        

can also be entered. 

Operation:

 Move Arrow to Count, clear the number,              enter eg. 3 and press              After

3 cuts it will count down to 0 and the controller will stop cutting. You must now arrow down to Count and then              

press            for counting upwards or enter any number for counting downwards. 

Timer: 

Length of cut.

The length of cut can be changed to suit the width of material being cut. 

Operation:

 Arrow down to timer, clear value 

and enter new value for cut length time, press             and            start button.

Mode: 

Cont / Single

Mode Single -

 Used to perform 1 cut at a time when foot pedal is pressed.

Mode Cont -

 Used to perform continuous cutting when foot pedal is pressed. 

Arrow

Clear

Stop

Start

Mode

5.2 NC89 CONTOLLER OPERATION

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Instructions Manual for HG-4012 (S948)

12/02/2018

Summary of Contents for HG-2504

Page 1: ...SWINGBEAM GUILLOTINE OPERATION MANUAL Edition No SB001 Date of Issue 5 07 2016 Models HG 2504 HG 2506 HG 3206 HG 3212 HG 4006 HG 4012 Page 1 Instructions Manual for HG 4012 S948 12 02 2018...

Page 2: ...SERIAL NO DATE OF MANF Note This manual is only for your reference Owing to the continuous improvement of the machine changes may be made at any time without obligation or notice Please ensure the lo...

Page 3: ...1 Preparation of the Machine 15 4 2 Omrom E3Z Safety Sensor Alignment 16 4 3 Calibrate X Axis on Controller 18 4 4 Commissioning Check List 18 5 OPERATION INSTRUCTION 5 1 Pre Operational Safety Check...

Page 4: ...ions Width mm Depth mm Height mm 3130 1530 1600 3130 1530 1600 3840 1675 1620 3925 1800 1940 4630 1800 1700 4735 2000 2040 Height of Work Table mm 740 800 800 800 800 860 Weight kgs 4000 5280 7100 110...

Page 5: ...2506 HG 3206 HG 3212 HG 4005 HG 4012 A 3130 3130 3840 3925 4630 4735 B 3230 3230 3990 4175 4830 4935 C 1600 1600 1620 1940 1700 2040 D 1530 1530 1675 1800 1800 2000 1 3 OVERALL DRAWINGS Page 5 Instruc...

Page 6: ...ines can be used to identify workplace hazards and to reduce the risks when using metal guillotines It is an unsafe practice for two people to work at a guillotine unless both operators are provided w...

Page 7: ...empt to cut material beyond the capacity of the machine q Never attempt to cut rod strap or wire with this machine q Use correct lifting procedures when handling large sheets of material q Take extrem...

Page 8: ...pedal control Emergency stop button engaging type is available on the foot switch control unit The foot pedal when pressed activates the shearing beam and must be held in the depressed position until...

Page 9: ...ard at the back of the machine 3 x Photoelectric safety cells are placed on both sides of the back of the machine When the beam is broken the machine stops Once the beam has been broken the system nee...

Page 10: ...n the slings are at a 45 angle then each sling will carry the equivalent of 50 of load weight Fig 2 1 When the slings are at a 90 angle then each sling will carry the equivalent of 75 of the load weig...

Page 11: ...on of the machine The sizes for the bolt holes position are listed as A B listed in the chart below Check the sizes with the distributer Model A B C D E F G HG 2504 3500 2840 1000 1750 300 130 100 HG...

Page 12: ...ocedure After your guillotine has been anchored to a concrete slab floor it then needs to be leveled The leveling is performed using the screws on each pad Fig 3 1 Loosen the hold down bolts and place...

Page 13: ...ce of the holes q Re tighten the screws Fig 3 3 3 4 ATTACHING THE ACCESSORIES q Bolt the support arms onto the feed table Ensure they are level and square to the table Fig 3 2 q Unpack and attach the...

Page 14: ...nd free from dust and dirt q Remove the oil tank cover Fig 5 5 q Using a pump add the oil into the tank q Oil level must be filled until the oil reaches the top mark of the oil indicator q Always keep...

Page 15: ...llow all setup instructions before starting hydraulic pump The safety circuit consists of a reset switch and two rear side guards each having 3 sensors Your ma chine may or may not have a RED warning...

Page 16: ...he guard The receivers are wired in series so No 1 receiver will have a green light on indicating it has power When it is correctly aligned with its sender the red green light will be on and it will s...

Page 17: ...g will stop the pump and the safety circuit will have to be reset again Loosen the sender screws and angle sender up until receiver loses alignment Angle sender down until receiver re aligns and then...

Page 18: ...controller q Test cut material and check quality of cut q Tools equipment and personnel are clear of the machine q Operation Manual on how to operate the machine has been read 4 3 CALIBRATE X AXIS ON...

Page 19: ...rear of electrical box image D 6 Press OK on NC 89 control panel to activate guard system B 7 Repeat steps 1 to 6 for each sensor 2 3 A Basic Control Light on B NC 89 Control Display Emergency Stop Ch...

Page 20: ...o Count clear the number enter eg 3 and press After 3 cuts it will count down to 0 and the controller will stop cutting You must now arrow down to Count and then press for counting upwards or enter an...

Page 21: ...Fig 5 4 to correct graduated setting Fig 5 4 5 3 SETTING THE BLADE GAP To adjust the blade gap for the material thickness and type firstly check Fig 5 3 for correct setting Adjustment Table of Gap Pa...

Page 22: ...Operator Oil leakage in cylinders Weekly Operator Hydraulic Oil Change and filter 1000hrs Maintenance Oil leakage in pipes hoses and hydraulic elements Weekly Operator Hydraulic fluid level Weekly Op...

Page 23: ...3 4 5 6 Lubricants q Cylinder and main pivot points grease q Back stop shafts screws nuts grease q Shear beam slides grease q Hydraulic oil 46 6 2 LUBRICATION POINTS Page 23 Instructions Manual for H...

Page 24: ...oil completely Be sure nothing is left q Using a pump add the new oil into the tank q Oil level must be filled until the oil reaches the top mark of the oil indicator q Always keep the oil at the same...

Page 25: ...ace inside the oil tank q Screw the new filter into its place in the tank and replace the cover Note The suction filter element must be cleaned after the first 200 hours of use and then after every 10...

Page 26: ...to the maximum down stroke position then shut off the ball valve in Fig 6 6 to hold the down stroke position q Release the ball valve slowly to allow the upward movement of the blades to check the cl...

Page 27: ...edges 1 Check the system pressure See page 4 2 Check the oil level See page 24 3 Check the blade gap See page 21 4 Check the blade clearance See page26 5 Reset or regrind the blades as required Machin...

Page 28: ...28 OPERATION MANUAL A HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT FOR HG 2504 HG 2506 HG 3206 HG 4006 N D 8a 8b 10 YV1 9 3 Dg16 YV2 Dg16 5 4 2 1 3 7 6 Dg16 Page 28 Instructions Manual for HG 4012 S948 12 02 2018...

Page 29: ...29 OPERATION MANUAL A HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT FOR HG 3212 HG 4012 1 0 DG16 YA1 2 4 6 Dg25 4 YA2 Dg25 5 D N 3 1 Dg16 2 1 7 8 Page 29 Instructions Manual for HG 4012 S948 12 02 2018...

Page 30: ...30 OPERATION MANUAL B ELECTRIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM HG 2504 HG 2506 HG 3206 HG 4006 Page 30 Instructions Manual for HG 4012 S948 12 02 2018...

Page 31: ...AM HG 2504 HG 2506 HG 3206 HG 4006 Power Switch Protection Lighting Photoelectric Switch NC89 Upper Limit Lower Limit Foot Down Oil Pump Function Transform Encoder Optional Rear Sheet Supports Page 31...

Page 32: ...32 OPERATION MANUAL B ELECTRIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM HG 3212 HG 4012 Page 32 Instructions Manual for HG 4012 S948 12 02 2018...

Page 33: ...33 OPERATION MANUAL B NC89 ELECTRIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM HG 3212 HG 4012 Page 33 Instructions Manual for HG 4012 S948 12 02 2018...

Page 34: ...connecting 14 Use correct amperage extension cords Undersized extension cords overheat and lose power Replace extension cords if they become damaged 15 Keep machine well maintained Keep blades sharp a...

Page 35: ...Any presence sensing safeguarding used must have regular Safety integrity tests and records kept These records must be kept for 5 years or for the life of the plant and be handed to any person that y...

Page 36: ...ear gloves to prevent cuts from sharp material offcuts Secure support work material on table Isolate power to machine prior to any checks or maintenance Hands should be kept clear of moving parts and...

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