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A MESSAGE FROM ALL OF US AT SAFETY SPEED

 

Thank you for purchasing a Safety Speed Edgebander.  We take pride in building these fine products in 
the U.S.A. Each Safety Speed product is designed to give years of dependable service. Our machines are 
built  from  the  finest  components  we  can  specify,  and  every  machine  is  individually  assembled  by  our 
employees 

 some of whom have been building our products for more than 25 years.  We appreciate 

your choosing our products for your application. 
              

 

 

 

 

 

The employees of Safety Speed 

Ham Lake, Minnesota 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WARRANTY 

 

Safety Speed warrants the parts and workmanship of this tool, except for the electric motors, for one 
year from the date of manufacture.  SSC will repair or replace, at our cost, any component that is 
determined  to  be  defective.    Such  repair  or  replacement  is  limited  to  providing  satisfactory 
replacement parts from the factory.  SSC assumes no responsibility for making repairs on site.  Any 
parts returned to the factory must be returned freight prepaid. 
 
All  edgebander  motors  are  warranted  directly  by  the  manufacturer.    See  local  repair  and 
maintenance centers for warranty claims for motors. 
 
Safety  Speed  assumes  no  responsibility  for  any  damage  or  accidents  resulting  from  the  misuse  of 
this  tool,  its  misapplication,  or  failure  to  follow  precautionary  safety  measures.    Safety  Speed 
assumes no responsibility for any consequential damage or loss of production. Safety Speed will not 
be responsible for claims made for machines that are not used or maintained in the normal course of 
business, used for applications not intended, or modified in any way. 

 

 
 

The information in this model covers the following machine: 

 

60HA Edgebander 
 

 

  

 
 
 

Summary of Contents for 60HA

Page 1: ...Manual Model 60HA Safety Speed Manufacturing 13943 Lincoln Street NE Ham Lake MN 55304 Tel 763 755 1600 Fax 763 755 6080 w w w s a f e t y s p e e d c o m sales safetyspeed com Copyright 2011 Safety S...

Page 2: ...nt 9 Power Feeder Height Adjustment 9 Opening End Access Doors 10 Power Feeder Leveling 10 Top and Bottom Edge Trim Fine Adjustment 11 Front Tape Length Adjustment 11 Rear Tape Length Adjustment 11 Co...

Page 3: ...t that is determined to be defective Such repair or replacement is limited to providing satisfactory replacement parts from the factory SSC assumes no responsibility for making repairs on site Any par...

Page 4: ...with current safety standards Wear hearing protection during extended use and a dust mask for dusty operations Hard hats face shields safety shoes etc should be used when specified or necessary Keep...

Page 5: ...ts sharp and clean Follow instructions for lubricating and changing accessories Periodically inspect tool cords for damage Have damaged parts repaired or replaced MAINTAIN LABELS AND NAMEPLATES These...

Page 6: ...adjustment Level the disc parallel to the machine top before tightening the x fastening screws NOTE You may remove protective covering from table disc surfaces FIGURE 1 FIGURE 2 3 Connect power supply...

Page 7: ...llen bolt provided Figure 6 6 Raise Power Feeder and remove Power Feeder Support Board by rotating locking levers shown in Figures 5 6 below counter clockwise and turning the crank handle counter cloc...

Page 8: ...ring donut height with approximately 1 16 clearance using the plastic thumb knob to lock into place 2 Adjusting Tape Guide FIGURE 8 A With power switch turned off advance tape until it passes all the...

Page 9: ...t FIGURE 10 A Take a sample of panel to be banded and lay it on the tabletop slides parallel to the front of the power feeder B Lower the feeder until the top of the panel is approximately 2MM 3 32 hi...

Page 10: ...ng or lowering feeder without loosening infeed locking handle it can be re levelled by the following procedure A Loosen feeder mount cross bolt just slightly with a 9 16 wrench FIGURE 12 just enough s...

Page 11: ...gainst the panel TIP To get the best results be sure knife components are free of debris 9 Rear Tape Length Adjustment Figure 14 A Periodic adjustment may have to be made due to many factors Panel squ...

Page 12: ...t up is to choose a base temperature setting of 600 750o F Once the temperature has stabilized run a scrap piece of panel at full speed Check the adhesion If it is not adequate reduce the feed speed s...

Page 13: ...on display reach operating temperature 650 degrees factory setting in approximately one minute NOTE Temperature reading may rise past the set point for a short time before settling back to set point T...

Page 14: ...hat may affect belt traction and feed consistency WARNING Use caution when doing this and keep hands away from trim bits and end cutters that may be inadvertently turned on A safe way to avoid acciden...

Page 15: ...ng tape movement Tape advance rubber rollers excessively dusty Wipe clean with damp cloth Tape roll support disc not rotating With large PVC rolls loosen disc mounting nut so disc rotates freely Tape...

Page 16: ...16 E Electrical Supply Diagram 4 Wire 1 Hot Black 3 Neutral White 5 Hot Red Green Ground Black White Red Green...

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