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HSBL - 120 Cutting Tool, Order No. 2350
Operative range
You can cut the following with this tool:
– copper and aluminium rails of up to 120 x 10 mm (4
3
/
4
" x
3
/
8
" ) with a max. strength of 250 N/mm
2
(36 250 psi).
– steel rails of up to 120 x 6 mm (4
3
/
4
" x
1
/
4
") with a max. strength of 370 N/mm
2
(53 650 psi).
Waste consists of a piece as wide as the cutting edge.
Technical specifications
Width:
without vice
210
mm ( 8.3")
with vice
340
mm (13.4")
Depth:
without vice
200
mm (8")
with vice
225
mm (8.8")
Height with working cylinder
785
mm (31")
Weight:
without vice
12,0
kg
(26.4 lb)
vice
3,0
kg
(6.6 lb)
Operation
There are four holes in the bases of the HSBL cutting tool 120. Use these holes to fasten the tool to a
work bench.
The working cylinder (1), Order No. 2420, should be attached to the cutting tool as follows:
1.
Place the protective device with the cutter blade (10) into the stand (13).
2.
Pull out the fixing bolts (2) on the cylinder (1) as far as possible.
3.
Slide the cylinder (1) with the spars (4) on to the cutting tool’s spars. Align the holes on the cutting
tool with the fixing bolts (2) on the working cylinder (1).
4.
Slide the fixing bolts (2) in as far as possible.
5.
Push the base plate (11) with the knurled screws (12) onto the piston rod (3).
6.
Fix the base plate (11) to the piston rod (3) using the knurled screws (12). The points of the knurled
screws (12) must enter the groove in the piston rod (3).
7.
Connect the working cylinder (1) and the HA hydraulic unit using the rapid-action coupling and the plug
(see page 2).
To deaerate the cylinder, carry out a few idle strokes. The hydraulic unit should be on a higher level than
the working cylinder when deaerating.