SMW SPACESAVER 2400S, Installation, Operation And Maintenance Manual

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Chapter 2 – Transport and Unpacking
SS2400T/S
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2 TRANSPORT AND UNPACKING
Barfeeders are sealed in plastic sheet and transported on pallets or, exceptionally, in wooden
boxes (see Chapter 1.4 for dimensions). They are fastened by screws to the box
bottom/pallet.
To eliminate any damage, the following procedure must be observed
during unpackaging, otherwise the manufacture will bear no liability for
any damage in unpackaging not carried out according to this procedure.
Unpacking
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Put the box/pallet behind the lathe to the place where the barfeeder is to be installed.
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If the barfeeder is in the box, remove the cover and sides of the box.
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Remove the plastic sheet.
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Check whether the shipment is in order and complete (according to the packing list
attached to the Manual).
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Remove the barfeeder and its cover from the pallet.
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Lift the barfeeder by high-lift truck with forks under the lower part of the casing. If it is
difficult to slide the forks under the barfeeder, increase the height of the barfeeder pusher
axis, see Chapter 3.2.2.
Lift the Barfeeder only under the lower part of the casing. Never lift it
otherwise, or you could cause a damage.
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Put the barfeeder on the rear side of the lathe as shown in Fig.2.1. The distance between
the rear side (rear end) of the lathe spindle and front cover of the barfeeder should be as
small as possible. The gap between the barfeeder cover and lathe cover must not exceed
20 mm or it is necessary to disable insertion of the hand palm between the barfeeder and
the lathe.
Fig.2.1 Barfeeder Lifting and Setting