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Installation of a loop
Ensure the steel balls running smoothly (fg. 23)
The diameter of the outer loop should have twice
the diameter of the inner loop
Important information for the assembly of loops
(fg. 24)
Rails have to form a circle that remains in an
upright position to ensure the steel balls running
smoothly (fg. 24)
When mounting loops, the secondloop has to be
smaller than the frst loop to ensure the steel balls
running smoothly
Installation of elevator (entry & exit)
Important information for the assembly of elevator
entry and exit (fg. 25)
Steel balls will not run correctly if entry and exit
point in the same direction
Pay attention to a proper installation of the entry
and exit (fg. 26)
Install rails as closely as possible to the entry and
exit of the elevator to ensure the steel balls running
smoothly (fg. 26)
Pay attention to a correct angle of the rails when the
steel balls enter the elevator (fg. 27-1, 27-2, 28)
Make sure the steel balls enter the elevator slowly.
Otherwise they will rebound and fall off the rails
(fg. 27-1)
Steel balls that enter the elevator may rebound and
thown back onto the rails after hitting the helix.
Pay particular attention here to the correct seating
of the rails. Otherwise the steel balls will stop and
cannot re-enter the elevator (fg. 27-2)
At the entry all rails must be at right angles to the
elevator (fg. 28)
Assembly of the rails
Loop diameter
Height
Entry
Entry
Exit
Exit
Please refer to the picture above for the correct diameter of the inner loop
All rails must be at right angles to the elevator
23
25
28
26
27-1
27-2
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