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HSBL - 160 Cutting Tool, Order No. 7020
Operative range
You can cut the following with this tool:
–
copper and aluminium rails of up to 160 x 12 mm (6" x
1
/
2
" )with a strength of max. 250 N/mm
2
(36 250 psi).
–
steel rails of up to 160 x 6 mm (6" x
1
/
4
") with a strength of max. 370 N/mm
2
(53 650 psi).
Waste consists of a piece the width of the cutting edge.
Technical specifications:
Width:
without vice
255
mm (10")
with vice
375
mm (14.8")
Depth:
without length stop
310
mm (12.2")
with length stop
1440
mm (56.7")
Height
with working cylinder 940
mm (37")
Weight
without vice
and length stop
21.5
kg (47.3 lb)
vice
3,0
kg (6.6 lb)
length stop
6.0
kg (13.2 lb)
Operation
There are four holes in the bases of the HSBL cutting tool 160. 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 (10) as
follows:
1.
Pull out the fixing bolts (2) on the work-
ing cylinder (1) as far as possible.
2.
Slide the working cylinder (1) with the
spars (4) onto the cutting tool (10).
Align the holes on the cutting tool (10)
with the fixing bolts (2) at the working
cylinder (1).
3.
Slide the fixing bolts (2) in as far as
possible.
4.
Slide the base plate (11) onto the piston
rod (5) of the working cylinder (1). The
tip of the holding screw (12) must be
able to fit into the groove on the piston
rod (5).
5.
Tighten the holding screw (12).
6.
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.