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SG9M Manual 

 

 

 

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DECIMAL

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1/64 0.0156 

0.3969 

1/32 0.0313 

0.7938 

3/64 0.0469 

1.1906 

1/16 0.0625 

1.5875 

5/64 0.0781 

1.9844 

3/32 0.0938 

2.3813 

7/64 0.1094 

2.7781 

1/8

0.1250

3.1750

9/64 0.1406 

3.5719 

5/32 0.1563 

3.9688 

11/64 0.1719 

4.3656 

3/16 0.1875 

4.7625 

13/64 0.2031 

5.1594 

7/32 0.2188 

5.5563 

15/64 0.2344 

5.9531 

1/4

 

0.2500

 

6.3500

 

17/64 0.2656 

6.7469 

9/32 0.2813 

7.1438 

19/64 0.2969 

7.5406 

5/16 0.3125 

7.9375 

21/64 0.3281 

8.3344 

11/32 0.3438 

8.7313 

23/64 0.3594 

9.1281 

3/8

0.3750

9.5250

25/64 0.3906 

9.9219 

13/32 0.4063 

10.3188

27/64 0.4219 

10.7156

7/16 0.4375 

11.1125

29/64 0.4531 

11.5094

15/32 0.4688 

11.9063

31/64 0.4844 

12.3031

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0.5000

 

12.7000

33/64 0.5156 

13.0969

17/32 0.5313 

13.4938

35/64 0.5469 

13.8906

9/16 0.5625 

14.2875

37/64 0.5781 

14.6844

19/32 0.5938 

15.0813

39/64 0.6094 

15.4781

5/8

0.6250

15.8750

41/64 0.6406 

16.2719

21/32 0.6563 

16.6688

43/64 0.6719 

17.0656

11/16 0.6875 

17.4625

45/64 0.7031 

17.8594

23/32 0.7188 

18.2563

47/64 0.7344 

18.6531

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for SG9M

Page 1: ...ANUFACTURED BY ROTTLER MANUFACTURING COMPANY 8029 South 200th Street Kent Washington 98032 USA Phone 253 872 7050 Fax 253 395 0230 Website http www rottlermfg com NOTE WHEN ORDERING REPLACEMENT PARTS PLEASE GIVE THE MODEL AND SERIAL NUMBER SEND DIGITAL PHOTO OF PART TO EXPIDITE ORDER ORDER BY PART NUMBER THERE IS A MINIMUM ORDER OF 25 00 ...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...Installation Chapter 2 Control Definition Chapter 3 Operating Instructions Chapter 4 Maintenance Chapter 5 Troubleshooting Chapter 6 Machine Parts Chapter 7 Options Chapter 8 MSDS Individual Chapter Table of Contents are at the front of each Chapter ...

Page 4: ...nformation 3 Safety Instructions for Machine Use 3 Electrical Power 4 Machine Operator 5 Cutting Tool Area 5 Machining 5 Work Loading and Unloading 6 Emergency Procedure 6 Air Supply 6 Air Adjustments 7 Float 7 Power Supply 7 Grounding 7 Machine Installation 8 Location 8 Unpacking and Lifting 8 Positioning the Machine 8 Leveling the Machine 10 ...

Page 5: ...tified by Rottler Rottler shall not be liable for any consequential direct or indirect damages or for any other injury or loss Buyer waives any right beyond the foregoing warranty to make a claim against Rottler No warranty is provided for any Products not paid in full Merchandise cannot be returned to Rottler without prior approval Customer must contact the Order Department or representative to g...

Page 6: ...injury or death DANGER indicates an imminently hazardous situation which if not avoided will result in death or serious injury WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may result in minor or moderate injury CAUTION used without the safety alert symbol ind...

Page 7: ...machine NEVER ALLOW UNSUPERVISED OR UNTRAINED PERSONNEL TO OPERATE THE MACHINE Make sure any instructions you give in regards to machine operation are approved correct safe and clearly understood IF AT ANY TIME YOU ARE EXPERIENCING DIFFICULTIES performing the intended operation stop using the machine Then contact our service department or ask a qualified expert how the operation should be performe...

Page 8: ...ical noise can cause the controller to see false signals to move Not supplying a fully isolated supply to the machine may void factory warranty Refer to the Power supply section later in this chapter for voltage and amperage requirements of the SG9M Machine Operator The operator of the SG9M should be a skilled machinist craftsman who is well versed in the caution care and knowledge required to saf...

Page 9: ...s return the spindle to its up position without causing more damage To restart the machine turn the Emergency Stop Button CW until the button pops out Make sure the button has been depress for at least 1 minutes or the drive will not have time to reset and they will not function Be alert to quickly stop the machine in the event of a serious disruption of the boring process either at the top or bot...

Page 10: ...machine has the following power requirements 208 to 240 VAC it shut not exceed 240 Volts Single Phase 50 or 60 Hertz 30 amps See illustration below for correct connection of measured incoming power connect single phase wiring to the main rear enclosure located on the right rear of machine base The connection point for power is located inside the enclosure The connection termination point is locate...

Page 11: ...so they are visually centered Insert forks under front center of Machine using care not to damage Foot Pedals Valve or Air Lines Tilt forks slightly upward so Machine will lean toward fork lift and lift Machine While Machine is on fork lift install five 6 Leveling Screws and Jam Nuts in holes provided in bottom of Machine Base Two 2 Screws installed in rear corners and one 2 Screw installed in fro...

Page 12: ...Introduction Safety Installation 9 SG9M Manual ...

Page 13: ...old nylock locking nut secure on top side and loosen bolt with wrench from underside of clamp plate Required machinist level Starret 98 or better NOTE Rotate Level 180º to check that Level is properly adjusted If Level does not read same in both directions recalibrate level Use the level on both the upper float surface level the machine as precisely as possible front to back and side to side Level...

Page 14: ...Introduction Safety Installation 1 SG9M Manual ...

Page 15: ...Control Definitions 1 SG9M Manual Chapter 2 Control Definitions SG9M Controls ...

Page 16: ...Control Definitions 1 SG9M Manual ...

Page 17: ...f the Pilots 8 Canted Valve Cylinder heads 9 Aligning Cylinder Heads which have Canted Valve Guides 9 Core Drilling and Reaming Valve Guides 10 Using RS500 Rottler Spindle Adapter and Collet Holder 500 12 7mm 11 Fine Feed Engagement 11 Cutting Counter Bores for Seat Rings 12 Machining valve seats and Counter Boring 13 Aligning Spindle to Work 13 Three Angle Seat Cutting Setting 14 Machining Valve ...

Page 18: ...adjustable 3 8 fixture of the tool sharpener Slide the tool holder on the fixture and release the adjusting knob Adjust the fixture to bring the carbide bit flat against the grinding wheel Make sure the carbide tip face is perfectly parallel to the wheel face by pushing it with the thumb Once a good setting is achieved lock the adjusting knob Before to start the grinding motor move the carbide bit...

Page 19: ...t from each other so that the cylinder head can be clamped in between the trunions Each support has an adjustable stop located to the front The stops have indents allowing a number of different settings Position of the stops must be checked for each cylinder head put on the supports In most cases we will install the cylinder head deck side down with the exhaust side of the head against the adjusta...

Page 20: ...on of the stops must be checked for each cylinder head put on the supports In most cases we will install the cylinder head deck side down with the exhaust side of the head against the adjustable stops This is particularly true of wedge style heads It is necessary for the clamps to thrust the cylinder head against the stops when clamped When heads are mounted in this fashion the tallest portion of ...

Page 21: ...lamp you must use the two bolts included with the fixture and make sure is good and tight The cylinder head gasket surface must be against the machined surface of the U Clamp Fixture Slide the stopper rod equally and push the cylinder heads against the stopper rods Note for some cylinder heads you make need a spacer against between the cylinder head and the stopper rod not included ...

Page 22: ...k Clamp frame is mounted between the trunions and clamped using the clamping plates See Pictures The cylinder head is then held to the frame with the swivel clamp assemblies through the appropriate head bolt holes or used the standard clamp plates ...

Page 23: ...er head and position the level to read front to rear Loosen the lock levers on the supports Be certain the fine adjustment lock screw is loosened Coarse adjustment is made by turning the work piece manually until the level reading is within a couple of degrees of the reading on the leveling post Lightly tighten the lock levers on the supports to remove any play Now tighten the clamp on the fine ad...

Page 24: ...l purposes it is best to select a pilot that is a small amount less than the nominal size of the valve guide approx 01mm 0 0004 is recommended between the pilot size and the valve guide nominal size this clearance allows the pilot to enter all the guides in a cylinder head as some valve guides may be smaller than their minimum tolerance Most new valve guides are manufactured to a nominal size such...

Page 25: ...cating Pin pointing up clamp Retaining Spring around left pilot and allow Bar to rest against right Pilot 6 Slide Bar down Pilots so it is resting on cylinder Head 7 Place the digital Level pick up unit on Bar Locating Pin Rotate Level so it is positioned front to back see picture bellow 8 Record de tilting of the display panel upper Right 9 Turn the tilt Adjustment handle CLOCKWISE Knob is locate...

Page 26: ...r or with the 375 core drill driver adapter is supplied to accept core drills and reamers Align core drill with valve guide by inserting core drill pilot in guide as head of machine is floated and centered Push green button to start the spindle verify correct rotation Operate at 240 RPM feed with moderate pressure until it clears the bottom of the guide Raise Quill to bring core drill above upper ...

Page 27: ...let Holder 500 12 7mm Fine Feed Engagement To engage the fine feed mechanism it is necessary to push inward on the spindle feed handwheel while rotating the fine feed handwheel until engagement is achieved To disengage the fine feed simply pull outward on the spindle feed handwheel ...

Page 28: ... limited to the correct amount or use the following alternative method Set dial indicator for feed depth to zero being certain the indicator has sufficient travel to allow the proper depth of cut NOTE See Seat and Guide Catalog for suggesting tools to perform this operation Push the green button to start the spindle rotation Turn the spindle at approximately 80 RPM larger seats may require a slowe...

Page 29: ... 710 1 180 18mm 30mm or TH2001 for seat range 1 100 1 570 28mm 42mm or TH2002 for seat range 1 570 2 360 40mm 60mm with 9 52 mm 3 8 pilots of shank diameter For seats diameters between 40 and 80 mm 1 570 3 150 tool holder BH375WR1 and tip holder S2003N for seat range 1 570 2 360 40mm 60mm or S2004N for seat range 2 280 3 150 58mm 80mm with pilots with 9 52 mm 3 8 shank diameter IMPORTANT When the ...

Page 30: ...Select the proper diameter tool holder Place the carbide insert in tool holder Slide tool holder onto tool holder Place Tool Holder with carbide pilot on the V Type setting Fixture Pointer Use radial adjusting screw to set diameter of cutter to correspond to position of pointer on setting fixture Tighten hex socket screws on bottom of ball head See figure 9 Remove tool holder assembly from setting...

Page 31: ...ng condition and to prolong tool life Before machining always Inspect tooling for cracks burrs or bent parts that might affect operation Inspect Carbide Inserts Seat Pocket Cutter and Carbide Cutters Seat Angle Cutter to ensure they are sharp firmly attached and are not damaged NEVER force tools when operating Tools will do a better and safer job when operated at speed rate for which they were des...

Page 32: ...o Machine the Valve seat follow the proceed below Seat Pocket and valve guide must be clean to ensure proper fit of the carbide pilot Select the correct Carbide pilot for the valve guide I D Diameter At this point the spindle and work head should be level according to the position of the cylinder head Fit the Rottler Tool Holder and pilot assembly into the spindle cone make sure to align the locat...

Page 33: ... will change Machine and Cylinder Head alignment Once that you achieve seat high set dial indicator for feed depth to zero being certain the indicator has sufficient travel to allow the proper depth of cut Cut seat only enough to clean up surface Too much cutting will sink the valve too far in the head Many operators prefer to use the spindle fine feed when machining seats as extreme control of sp...

Page 34: ... the chuck and tighten Center over the hole to be tapped Press green button to start rotation of the spindle and feed down the hole Choose a spindle speed sufficient for the tap approximately 50 RPM and allow the tap to feed the spindle as it threads the hole When the proper depth is achieved flip the lever to reverse the spindle and turn the speed control to full speed to clear the hole ...

Page 35: ...Operating Instructions 1 SG9M Manual ...

Page 36: ...Maintenance 1 SG9M Manual Chapter 4 Contents Maintenance 2 Lubrication 2 Air Adjustments 2 Float 2 Calibrating the Digital Level 2 ...

Page 37: ...nt that the level is dropped or handled roughly then the following recalibration methods should be implemented The level assembly is referenced to the spindle via the level pin It is there for important to check alignment of pin in reference to the spindle This is accomplished by mounting a magnetic base dial indicator to the machine spindle and sweeping the pin vertically by raising or lowering s...

Page 38: ...vity of the level is so great that it may not zero totally even while the machine is not being touched The alignment tolerance for installing guides is plus or minus 04 degrees and for forming three angle seats is plus or minus 08 degrees ...

Page 39: ...Maintenance 1 SG9M Manual ...

Page 40: ...ual Chapter 5 Contents Troubleshooting 2 Eccentricity Problems when Cutting Three Angle Seats 2 Workhead base does not float 2 Concentricity is not with in the tolerance 2 Adjusting and aligning the outer spindle on SG models 4 ...

Page 41: ...ot drop when unclamped due to less clearance between upper floating base and ball bearings mounted on clamping plate Take the workhead to one end of the of the upper floating surfaces Left or Right side float the workhead and pull it against the front on the T Slatted guide surfaces then loose the set screws of the eccentric pin to increase clearance by using a feeler gage of 0 008 to 0 010 0 20mm...

Page 42: ...ting of the food pedal operated system actuated valve is misadjust When the food pedal is not pressed the clearance between the left valve plunger when looking from the front of the machine and the food pedal bracket should be 0 010 0 20mm whereas the clearance between the right valve plunger and the food pedal bracket should be 0 039 0 75mm This can be achieve by loosing the two fixing screws and...

Page 43: ...and down Lower the spindle to the center position of travel Clean and lightly lubricate sliding guide surfaces with grease Adjust brass guide shoes on guide plate so that there is no twisting movement Run the spindle through its full travel to confirm that there is no binding Check the guide plate at the top of the spindle tighten if necessary Loosen locking screw to adjust brass guide shoe Tighte...

Page 44: ...sting set screws tighten the lock bolt until there is drag on the spindle when it is move through its range of travel Then tighten the adjusting set screw until the amount of drag on the spindle is reduced to the point that there is a slight drag on the spindle through its range of travel You may have to make further adjustment to the lock bolt and set screw the get the spindle adjusted properly R...

Page 45: ...Troubleshooting 1 SG9M Manual ...

Page 46: ...e Parts 2 Carbide Inserts 3 Special Profiles 3 Carbide Pilots 3 Base Table and Riser Assembly 4 WORKHEAD ASSEMBLY 6 SPINDLE ASSEMBLY 9 TRANSMISSION ASSEMBLY 12 HEAD SUPPORT ASSEMBLY 14 SG9M Electric Drawing 16 SG9M Pneumatic Drawing 17 DECIMAL TO METRIC CONVERSION CHART 18 ...

Page 47: ...M2 5 X 0 45 X straight angle insert holders only T8S T8 Torx Tip Holding Screws T15S T15 Torx Tip Holding Screws MHS 375 Fixed Double Replaceable Insert Milling Head Screws for Large diameter milling Head 3 8 insert MHS 250 Fixed Double Replaceable Insert Milling Head Screws for Small diameter milling Head 1 4 insert S1032 250 BH375R1 and BH600R1 Tip Holder Looking Screw 10 32 X 1 4 Req 2 S250 28 ...

Page 48: ...angular positive rake 1 4 6 35mm 1 32 radius for the TH2000 series for hard seat materials applications Counterboring and straight angles only Carbide Pilots See Carbide Pilot catalog for a complete list of Pilots available Rottler Solid Fixed Carbide Pilots are manufactured from fine grain sintered tungsten carbide and are ground to a very high degree of accuracy straightness and surface finísh d...

Page 49: ...cond choice of pilot could be FCP0700 0 2756 Rottler makes 3 sizes of shanks of pilots 6 00mm 0 2362 for small valves guides 6mm 0 236 and below The part number for these pilots is FCPM 0 375 9 52mm for common size valve guides 6 14mm 236 625 The part number for these pilots is FCP 20mm 0 7874mm for large valve guides for SG80A machine These pilots are made to order specifications Base Table and R...

Page 50: ...1 PLAIN WASHER 11 21 430 810 LOCK WASHER 11 22 430 809 HEX SCREW 3 23 430 812 HEX SCREW 7 24 430 801 1 CABINET ASSY 1 25 430 813 HEX SCREW 4 26 430 818 LEVELING BOLT 6 27 430 818A HEX NUT 6 28 430 819 PAD 6 29 430 825 HANDLE 2 30 430 827 MEGNET BLOCK 2 31 430 833 SPRING 4 32 430 834 I ROD 1 33 430 834 II ROD 1 34 430 835 I FRAME WELDED SMALL 1 35 430 835 II FRAME WELDED LARGE 1 36 430 838 SCREW 4 ...

Page 51: ...Machine Parts 6 SG9M Manual WORKHEAD ASSEMBLY ...

Page 52: ...7 WASHER 1 22 430 528 NUT 3 8 BSW 1 23 VGS 536 BUSH 4 24 VGS 544 LEVER 4 25 VGS 545 HAMMER RIVET 16 26 VGS 546 NYLOCK NUT 3 8 BSW 4 27 VGS 547 CYLINDER LH 1 28 VGS 538 GUIDE PIN 4 29 VGS 539 LEVER 2 30 VGS 540 PISTON 2 31 VGS 540A PIN 2 32 VGS 540B PISTON PIN 4 33 VGS 540C SPRING 4 34 VGS 540D O RING 2 35 VGS 543 GRUB SCR 8 32 X 20mm F POINT 4 36 VGS 541 BRACKET 4 37 VGS 542 BUTTON HD SCR 10 32 X ...

Page 53: ...NC 35 ECCENTRIC CLAMP 2 58 NC 39 LEVER PIN 1 59 VGS 522 KNOB 1 60 VGS 629 PIVOT PIN 1 61 430 510 ECCENTRIC COLLAR 2 62 430 552 TAPER PIN 2 63 430 628 RING 1 64 430 630 ALLEN HEAD SCR BSW X LONG 4 65 NC 34 CLAMP 1 66 430 516 LEVER 1 67 430 517 KNOB 1 68 430 514 S 1 CLAMP PLATE NOT SHOWN 1 69 430 514 A BASE COVER PLATE NOT SHOWN 1 70 430 514 S 2 SHIPPING CLAMP NOT SHOWN 2 ...

Page 54: ...Machine Parts 9 SG9M Manual SPINDLE ASSEMBLY ...

Page 55: ...30 614S SHIPPING CLAMP 1 24 430 627 GRUB SCR D PT 5 16 NF X 1 25 LONG 4 25 430 609 ALLEN SCREW 5 16 NF X 1 5 LONG 5 26 430 621 GRUB SCR D PT 5 16 NF X 1 2 LONG 1 27 430 621a GRUB SCR F PT 5 16 NF X 0 200 LONG 1 28 430 619 GRUB SCREW 3 8 BSW X LONG 1 29 430 619A BRASS PLUG 1 30 430 615 A B CONTROL STOP SCREW ASSY 1 EACH 31 430 607 C SINK SCR X BSW 2 32 430 620 CONTROL STOP LATCH 1 33 430 606 1 STOP...

Page 56: ...1 64 430 647b LEFT SIDE COVER 1 65 NC 49 1 TOP COVER 1 66 430 713 BACK COVER FRAME 1 67 430 715 BACK DOOR 1 68 430 722 FIX BLOCK 2 69 430 723 SWING BLOCK 2 70 430 724 PIN 2 71 430 712 1 HOLDER 1 72 430 714 R GAS SPRING 150N 1 73 430 717 R TUBE 1 74 430 625R 1 PLATE 1 75 430 643 B CLAMP 1 76 430 625R IV STOPPER PLATE 1 77 NCL 87 SPACER 1 78 NC 40 1 FRONT COVER 1 79 555 15 25 DRIVE ADAPTOR 1 80 555 ...

Page 57: ...Machine Parts 12 SG9M Manual TRANSMISSION ASSEMBLY ...

Page 58: ...R SHAFT 1 18 VGS 751 PULLEY 1 19 VGS 753 GRUB SCR 20 X 3 8 CUP PT 3 20 430 726 MOTOR DC 1HP CDP 3445 1 21 VGS 731 ALLEN SCR 3 8 BSW X 1 LONG 4 22 VGS 732 3 8 WASHER 4 23 430 738 PULLEY 1 24 430 706A ALLEN SCREW 1 4 X 2 LONG 1 25 430 709A IDLER HUB 1 26 430 706B HEX NUT 1 4 20 1 27 VGS 737 V BELT DRIVE 1 28 430 746 SHAFT 1 29 VGS 742 WOODRUF KEY 3 16 X 3 4 LONG 1 30 430 741 PULLEY 1 31 VGS 745 EXT ...

Page 59: ...Machine Parts 14 SG9M Manual HEAD SUPPORT ASSEMBLY ...

Page 60: ...40 FLAT 2 22 23 430 914 GUIDE ROD 1 24 VGS 958 HOLDER RIGHT 1 25 430 907 BEARING BUSH RIGHT 1 26 430 934 SPACER 1 27 430 933 COLLAR 1 28 430 929 ARM 1 29 VGS 928 PIN 1 30 430 927 CLAMP 1 31 430 904 PIN 1 32 430 548 RETAINER RING 1 32A 430 550 THRUST BEARING 2 33 430 926 ADJUSTING SCREW 1 34 430 923 KNOB 1 35 430 924 PIN 2 36 430 922 PIVOT BLOCK 1 37 430 920 B HEAD SUPPORT RIGHT 1 38 430 931 LOCK C...

Page 61: ...OD 2 56 430 948A TAKE UP ROD 1 4 2 57 430 943S TUBE SMALL 2 58 430 944S PARALLEL FLAT 2 59 DOWEL PIN 1 4 X 1 PURCHASED 2 60 VGS 968 WASHER 2 61 430 942 A KNOB 2 62 430 944 II LOCATING BLOCK 2 63 430 935 I STOP PLATE R H 1 64 430 937 I STOP PLATE L H 1 65 430 962 2 KNOB 2 66 430 903 SCREW 5 16 X 1 2 LONG 2 ...

Page 62: ...Machine Parts 17 SG9M Manual SG9M Pneumatic Drawing ...

Page 63: ...7 IN METERS 39 37 IN METERS 3 281 FT METERS 1 0936 YD KM 3 281 FT TO CONVERT MULTIPLY BY TO OBTAIN KM 1093 6 YD KM 0 6214 MILES MICRONS 0 00003937 IN IN 25 4 MM IN 2 54 CM IN 0 0254 METERS TO CONVERT MULTIPLY BY TO OBTAIN FT 0 3048 METERS FT 0 0003048 KM YD 0 9144 METERS YD 0 0009144 KM MILES 1 609 KM IN 25 400 MICRONS ...

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Page 65: ...063 23 0188 59 64 0 9219 23 4156 15 16 0 9375 23 8125 61 64 0 9531 24 2094 31 32 0 9688 24 6063 63 64 0 9844 25 0031 1 1 0000 25 4000 1 1 64 1 0156 25 7969 1 1 32 1 0313 26 1938 1 3 64 1 0469 26 5906 1 1 16 1 0625 26 9875 1 5 64 1 0781 27 3844 1 3 32 1 0938 27 7813 1 7 64 1 1094 28 1781 1 1 8 1 1250 28 5750 1 9 64 1 1406 28 9719 1 5 32 1 1563 29 3688 1 11 64 1 1719 29 7656 1 3 16 1 1875 30 1625 1 ...

Page 66: ...63 35 7188 1 27 64 1 4219 36 1156 1 7 16 1 4375 36 5125 1 29 64 1 4531 36 9094 1 15 32 1 4688 37 3063 1 31 64 1 4844 37 7031 1 1 2 1 5000 38 1000 1 33 64 1 5156 38 4969 1 17 32 1 5313 38 8938 1 35 64 1 5469 39 2906 1 9 16 1 5625 39 6875 1 37 64 1 5781 40 0844 1 19 32 1 5938 40 4813 1 39 64 1 6094 40 8781 1 5 8 1 6250 41 2750 1 41 64 1 6406 41 6719 1 21 32 1 6563 42 0688 1 43 64 1 6719 42 4656 1 11...

Page 67: ...32 1 9063 48 4188 1 59 64 1 9219 48 8156 1 15 16 1 9375 49 2125 1 61 64 1 9531 49 6094 1 31 32 1 9688 50 0063 1 63 64 1 9844 50 4031 2 2 0000 50 8000 2 1 64 2 0156 51 1969 2 1 32 2 0313 51 5938 2 3 64 2 0469 51 9906 2 1 16 2 0625 52 3875 2 5 64 2 0781 52 7844 2 3 32 2 0938 53 1813 2 7 64 2 1094 53 5781 2 1 8 2 1250 53 9750 2 9 64 2 1406 54 3719 2 5 32 2 1563 54 7688 2 11 64 2 1719 55 1656 2 3 16 2...

Page 68: ...63 61 1188 2 27 64 2 4219 61 5156 2 7 16 2 4375 61 9125 2 29 64 2 4531 62 3094 2 15 32 2 4688 62 7063 2 31 64 2 4844 63 1031 2 1 2 2 5000 63 5000 2 33 64 2 5156 63 8969 2 17 32 2 5313 64 2938 2 35 64 2 5469 64 6906 2 9 16 2 5625 65 0875 2 37 64 2 5781 65 4844 2 19 32 2 5938 65 8813 2 39 64 2 6094 66 2781 2 5 8 2 6250 66 6750 2 41 64 2 6406 67 0719 2 21 32 2 6563 67 4688 2 43 64 2 6719 67 8656 2 11...

Page 69: ...8 2 51 64 2 7969 71 0406 2 13 16 2 8125 71 4375 2 53 64 2 8281 71 8344 2 27 32 2 8438 72 2313 2 55 64 2 8594 72 6281 2 7 8 2 8750 73 0250 2 57 64 2 8906 73 4219 2 29 32 2 9063 73 8188 2 59 64 2 9219 74 2156 2 15 16 2 9375 74 6125 2 61 64 2 9531 75 0094 2 31 32 2 9688 75 4063 2 63 64 2 9844 75 8031 3 3 0000 76 2000 ...

Page 70: ...Options 1 SG9M Manual Options ...

Page 71: ...Options 2 SG9M Manual ...

Page 72: ...Material Safety Data Sheets 1 SG9M Manual Material Safety Data Sheets Additional MSDS documents located on manual CD ...

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