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Maintenance and care

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04.00 | GSM-R | Assembly and Operating Manual | en | 389106

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Turn the screws (140) from the bushing of the gripping module
(31-34) and pull DKM GSM stop 1 (81) and the set of fitting disks
(111/112) off the bushing (44 or 46).

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Pull the gripping module (31-34) from the housing DKM GSM.

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For elastomer variants, proceed as follows:

Remove the stops (83) after loosening the nuts (124).
Also remove the needle rollers (122).

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For shock absorber variants, continue as follows:

Remove the shock absorber (120) after loosening the nuts
(121).
Also remove the sleeves (122).

Assembly

For assembly, observe the permissible tightening torques as well
as the greases and adhesives to be used; 

Screw tightening torques

 

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Grease/greasing areas

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Grease the housing DKM GSM(11) and the bushing (44 or 46) on
the running surfaces and bearings.

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Grease the bearing ring (82).

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Insert the bearing ring with the outer chamfer downwards into
the housing DKM GSM.

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Grease the O-rings (103) and mount them into the recesses on
the bushing (44 or 46).

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Insert the gripping module into the housing DKM GSM.

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Match up the axial bearing seat of the bushing with the fitting
disks (111 or 112).

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Place DKM stop 1 (81) onto the bushing and fasten it to the
bushing using the screws (140).

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Grease the ball guide DKM (85).

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Turn the bushing so that DKM stop 1 (81) is pointing 180° away
from the bore holes for dampening.

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Grease the needle rollers (122) and put them into the
appropriate fits.

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For elastomer variants, proceed as follows:

Grease the needle rollers (122) and put them into the
appropriate fits.
Place one ball (142) in the housing in front of each needle roller
(122) and screw DKM stop 2 (83) into the housing.

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For shock absorber variants, continue as follows:

Grease the sleeves (122) and put them on the shock absorbers
(120). Insert the sleeve into the fit provided in the housing DKM
GSM (11) and screw the shock absorber into the housing.
Place one ball (142) in the housing in front of each sleeve (122).

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Mount the counter nut (124) onto the stops/shock absorbers.

Summary of Contents for GSM-R 16

Page 1: ...Original operating manual Assembly and Operating Manual GSM R Rotary gripping module with radial gripper...

Page 2: ...ations for the purpose of technical improvement Document number 389106 Version 04 00 12 04 2019 en SCHUNK GmbH Co KG All rights reserved Dear Customer thank you for trusting our products and our famil...

Page 3: ...t intended use 8 2 3 Constructional changes 8 2 4 Spare parts 8 2 5 Gripper fingers 9 2 6 Environmental and operating conditions 9 2 7 Personnel qualification 9 2 8 Personal protective equipment 10 2...

Page 4: ...34 8 Maintenance and care 35 8 1 Notes 35 8 2 Maintenance and care intervals 35 8 3 Grease greasing areas 36 8 4 Screw tightening torques 37 8 5 Disassembly assembly of the unit in the basic modules...

Page 5: ...s manual Illustrations in this manual are provided for basic understanding and may differ from the actual product design In addition to these instructions the documents listed under Applicable documen...

Page 6: ...ntenance O D gripping AS 1 2 Warranty If the product is used as intended the warranty is valid for 24 months from the ex works delivery date under the following conditions Observe the specified mainte...

Page 7: ...5 5514446 GSM R 32 5514447 GSM R 40 5514448 1 4 Accessories A wide range of accessories are available for this product For information regarding which accessory articles can be used with the correspon...

Page 8: ...complied with The product is intended for industrial and industry oriented use Appropriate use of the product includes compliance with all instructions in this manual 2 2 Not intended use It is not i...

Page 9: ...e span See also Environmental and operating conditions 9 Make sure that the product and the top jaws are a sufficient size for the application Ensure that maintenance and lubrication intervals are obs...

Page 10: ...the required personal protective equipment Observe the valid safety and accident prevention regulations Wear protective gloves to guard against sharp edges and corners or rough surfaces Wear heat resi...

Page 11: ...until the malfunction has been rectified Test the product after a malfunction to establish whether it still functions properly and no increased risks have arisen 2 12 Disposal Handling of disposal The...

Page 12: ...n cause serious injuries and even death Take appropriate protective measures to secure the danger zone Never step into the danger zone during operation 2 13 3 Protection against dangerous movements Un...

Page 13: ...of the machine if this protective equipment does not function correctly 2 13 4 Protection against electric shock Possible electrostatic energy Components or assembly groups may become electrostatical...

Page 14: ...can lead to serious injury or death Take appropriate protective measures to secure the danger zone WARNING Risk of injury due to unexpected movements If the power supply is switched on or residual ene...

Page 15: ...force maintenance Secure the end positions of the product with SCHUNK SDV P pressure maintenance valves WARNING Danger of injury due to uncontrolled movements Due to incorrect control and incorrect op...

Page 16: ...ing 30 Pressure medium Compressed air compressed air quality according to ISO 8573 1 7 4 4 Nominal working pressure bar 6 Min pressure bar for gripping without gripping force maintenance with gripping...

Page 17: ...389106 17 4 Design and description 4 1 Design Rotary gripping module with radial gripper 1 Compressed air main connection 2 DKM feed through compact module 3 Base jaws 4 RGM gripping module 5 Rotor dr...

Page 18: ...t of inertia of the fingers is exceeded the gripper can be damaged A jaw movement always has to be without jerks and bounce You must therefore implement sufficient reduction and or damping Observe the...

Page 19: ...ons OR Screw on throttle valve in order to be able to perform sufficient throttling and or dampening Screw the product to the machine system Mechanical connection 20 If necessary use appropriate conne...

Page 20: ...Connections 5 2 1 Mechanical connection Mounting the GSM on the side and base side To ensure the function of the sensors the A2 screws from the accessory pack are to be used For process reliable moni...

Page 21: ...side M4 8 deep M6 11 deep Mounting the Unit Mounting the unit on the base side with adapter plate similar to A B or C see Mounting the GSM at the side and on the base side The assembly of the unit can...

Page 22: ...tches a minimum distance of 10 mm is to be observed between the units in the event of the assembly of several units next to each other Accessories 7 5 2 2 Air connections WARNING Risk of injury during...

Page 23: ...r to OPEN position Hose free direct connection d If direct connections a d are used use the locking screws included in the accessory pack for the corresponding main connections A D If air connections...

Page 24: ...ilable at schunk com Information on handling sensors is available at schunk com or from SCHUNK contact persons 5 3 1 Overview of sensors Designation GSM R 16 20 25 32 40 Programmable magnetic switch M...

Page 25: ...SM R 25 37 4 28 5 23 5 GSM R 25 AS 37 4 28 5 23 5 GSM R 32 45 3 36 4 31 4 GSM R 32 AS 45 3 36 4 31 4 GSM R 40 47 7 38 8 33 8 GSM R 40 AS 47 7 38 8 33 8 5 3 4 Switch off hysteresis for magnetic switch...

Page 26: ...ignals SGL1 and SGL2 2 Sensor MMS P right groove Monitoring gripper position 1 and gripper position 2 in the right rotating angle end position signals SGR1 and SGR2 3 Stop for MMS P Determining the cl...

Page 27: ...tion on sensor operation contact your SCHUNK contact person or download information from our homepage Technical data for the sensors can be found in the data sheets included in the scope of delivery 5...

Page 28: ...top but only up to the maximum projection dimension B For projection dimensions A and B see the following table Total rotation angle range When the rotating angle is set tighten the counter nut 124 Ac...

Page 29: ...ion is described in the following chapters for S variants Replacing a shock absorber for S variants for E variants Replacing an elastomer for E variants NOTICE The permissible minimum and maximum proj...

Page 30: ...e Adjustment range of end angle Switching range of sensor e n d a n g l e s t a r t a n g l e s t a r t a n g l e end angle Swivel range Adjustment range of start angle Adjustment range of end angle S...

Page 31: ...ow control valves and shock absorbers must be used Setting the speed 31 and Adjustment of the shock absorber stroke 32 Please observe the information in the catalog pages 6 1 Setting the speed NOTICE...

Page 32: ...smooth motion may also be too slow in many use cases Further settings can be made via the shock absorbers Adjustment of the shock absorber stroke 32 6 2 Adjustment of the shock absorber stroke NOTE Wh...

Page 33: ...osition End position Target time Time T Damping Optimal shock absorber stroke 6 3 Restart after long standstill During a longer standstill no compressed air must be allowed to be present at the grippe...

Page 34: ...nes between the product and directional control valve as short as possible Flow rate of valve is sufficiently large relative to the compressed air consumption NOTICE The throttle check valve must not...

Page 35: ...housing with base jaws as a set NOTICE The needle rollers are suitable only for this product and cannot be replaced with needle rollers belonging to another product of the same type and size 8 2 Maint...

Page 36: ...Item 15 Item 35 Item 85 Item 122 Mixture of Interflon Fin assembly grease for Interflon Fin Lupe EP mass ratio 1 1 Item 103 Item 11 Item 82 Item 42 Item 43 Item 44 Item 46 Item 51 Item 52 Item 53 Item...

Page 37: ...1 3 Nm FAN 64 3 1 Nm 8 5 Disassembly assembly of the unit in the basic modules Position of the item numbers Drawings 46 Disassembly Remove the compressed air lines Turn the gripping module GSM into th...

Page 38: ...crew out the screw 110 and pull off the piston 39 Remove the seal rings 102 from the piston Loosen the screws 112 and remove the holders 8 Take the needle rollers 15 out of the cover housing and remov...

Page 39: ...n the piston 39 Glue the magnet into the piston Mounting orientation of the magnets item 120 41 Carefully fit the cover housing 35 with the mounted parts into the bushing 44 Screw the cover housing 35...

Page 40: ...ance of the gripping force make sure the spring 121 is inserted in the bushing 46 between steps 12 and 13 of assembly without maintenance of the gripping force I D gripping version GSM IS Disassembly...

Page 41: ...e item numbers Drawings 46 NOTICE If the housing 11 bearing ring 82 or bushing 44 or 46 is replaced a new set of fitting disks 111 and 112 must be ordered NOTICE The balls 142 lie loosely in the ball...

Page 42: ...nwards into the housing DKM GSM Grease the O rings 103 and mount them into the recesses on the bushing 44 or 46 Insert the gripping module into the housing DKM GSM Match up the axial bearing seat of t...

Page 43: ...ed as follows with the replacement Remove the compressed air lines Loosen the counter nut 124 Remove the shock absorber 121 from the unit and remove the sleeve 122 If the latter cannot be loosened fro...

Page 44: ...d air lines Loosen the screws 101 and take the upper housing 51 off the lower housing 52 Remove the O rings 109 and the centering sleeve 108 Take the rotor 53 out of the housing 52 and pull the bearin...

Page 45: ...the appropriate counterbores Mount the centering sleeve 108 or cylindrical pin 107 onto the upper housing 51 8 11 Servicing and assembling the module Maintenance Clean all parts thoroughly and check...

Page 46: ...figures are example images They serve for illustration and assignment of the spare parts Variations are possible depending on size and variant 8 12 1 Assembly drawing of basic modules Assembly drawing...

Page 47: ...and Operating Manual en 389106 47 8 12 2 Assembly drawing for the DKM and FAN modules Assembly drawing of the DKM and FAN modules Included in the seal kit Seal kit can only be ordered completely Only...

Page 48: ...04 00 GSM R Assembly and Operating Manual en 389106 8 12 3 Assembly drawing of the GSM gripping modules Assembly drawing of the gripping modules Included in the multi level parts list of the DKM feed...

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Page 50: ...39 0304648 0304748 0304649 0304749 0304658 0304758 0304659 0304759 0304678 0304778 0304679 0304779 0304688 0304788 0304689 0304789 To be provided by the System Integrator for the overall machine Fulfi...

Page 51: ...ks of uncontrolled movements X 1 4 Required characteristics of guards and protective devices 1 4 1 General requirements X 1 4 2 Special requirements for guards X 1 4 2 1 Fixed guards X 1 4 2 2 Interlo...

Page 52: ...on from Annex 1 is to be supplemented from here forward 2 Supplementary essential health and safety requirements for certain categories of machinery X 2 1 Foodstuffs machinery and machinery for cosmet...

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