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Use of the Machine Part 3

Important measures to be aware of: -

Danger areas which MUST be switched off when not in use: -

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Abrasive Bands

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Trimming Tools

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Breasting Cone

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Naumkeag

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Brushes

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Pads

Note that the wearing of loose clothing including sleeves

and ties should be avoided. Long hair should be

controlled.

Wear safety eye protectors to pr3event eye injury from

particle ejection from abrasive tools, etc.

Do not grind metal objects on the scouring band / cone /

pad areas

Fire due to incandescent particles or molten material

igniting dust within the dust extraction system. Note that

this risk can be reduced by covering the extraction holes

under the scouring rolls when incandescent particles

and / or molten materials are being produced.

When the machine is not in use it is recommended that it

is completely switched off and isolated.

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Summary of Contents for 710

Page 1: ...700 Series Finishers Operation Manual Model 710 Model 730 Model 720 ...

Page 2: ...1 Manual Controls 10 Use of the Machine 2 Manual Controls 11 Use of the Machine 2 Dust Tray Scouring Bands 12 Use of the Machine 3 Electrical Controls 13 Use of the Machine 3 Measures to be aware of when operating 14 Adjustment and Maintenance 15 Scouring Options 16 Scouring Sections Breaster and Scouring Bands 17 Scouring Sections Naumkeag 18 Machinery Maintenance Dust and Noise 19 Machinery Main...

Page 3: ...rrard Way Telford Way Industrial Estate South Kettering NN16 8TD is the manufacturer of the following machine 2 Model Serial No 3 This machine complies with the requirements of The Supply of Machinery Safety Regulations 1992 and the Machinery Directive 98 37 EC 4 This apparatus conforms with the requirements of EN 50081 2 in respect of Electromagnetic Emission 5 This machine complies with the rele...

Page 4: ...16 8TD C E Mark C E ____________________ Markings on the front flap Switch off and allow tools to stop turning before lifting the flap Markings at the scourer dust entrances SPARK GUARD PLACE OVER RELEVANT VENT IF THERE IS ANY DANGER OF METAL SPARKS ENTERING THIS M C NO KEYS Marking at the Emergency Stop button Emergency Stop Electrical Marking at rear of machine This machine MUST be earthed Elect...

Page 5: ...ifting device under one end of the machine Use lifting device to raise one end of the machine and insert roller For short distance movement push at end of machine on roller s For longer distance movement insert wheeled trolley or set of corner wheels and remove roller s When in position required reverse the above procedure Commission The machine shall stand firm and level Use suitable packing mate...

Page 6: ...ght Blue Neutral Light Blue Live Brown Live Brown Live Black Live Grey Pre 2008 External Electrical Conductors are colour coded as follows 1 phase 3 phase Earth Green Yellow Earth Green Yellow Neutral Light Blue Neutral Light Blue Live Brown Live Red Live Yellow Live Blue Internal Electrical Conductors are colour coded as follows Earth Green Yellow Neutral Light Blue Live Power Circuit Black Live ...

Page 7: ...oods The machine is generally as per the following photograph 1 1 Heel Roll if fitted 2 Toppiece Trimmer 3 Forepart Trimmer 4 Breaster 5 Scouring Bands 6 Filter Bag Shaker 7 Naumkeag not Model 730 8 Emergency Stop 9 Starter Buttons 10 Access to Dust Collection Trays 11 Brush Polishing 12 Spark Guard Models 710 730 2 3 4 11 5 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 7 ...

Page 8: ...ter Ventilation inlets to enable dust to be Extracted from scouring operation The Emergency Stop will stop all electronically controlled equipment on the finisher To reset the red knob must be twisted and released Thereafter all electrical controls must be restarted as required Electrical Controls of 710 Naumkeag Guard on shaft a protective sleeve prevents accidental gripping of the naumkeag shaft...

Page 9: ...nt 1 6 metres high and 1 metre from the centre line of the machine will be in the region of 80 82dB A Dust The dust extraction system provides an air flow velocity at the face of each dust capturing duct when all ducts are open and all tools are operating as follows Naumkeag 1 5 mps Trimmer Section 7 0 mps LH Scouring Band 6 5 mps RH Scouring Band 4 5 mps Polishing Section 2 6 mps 9 ...

Page 10: ...nning or stationary 1 Toppiece Cutter Guide Screw 2 Band Alignment Screw x 2 3 Brush Pad Turret Positioning handle 4 Dust Extraction Cover 710 730 5 Optional Toppiece Scouring Roll Guide fitted as standard on Model 720 6 Old style Adjustable Forepart Trimmer Adjustment Lever 1 2 2 4 3 1 5 6 10 ...

Page 11: ...off and isolated 1 Tommy bar locating hole for Breaster Cone Forepart Trimmer removal 2 Naumkeag motor mounting adjustment spanner or tommy bar 3 Front door release catch 4 Filter bag shaker knob 5 Moveable cover locking device must be in locked position when machine is switched on 1 1 2 3 3 4 5 2 1 5 11 ...

Page 12: ...operated when the machine is switched off and isolated 6 Upper Waste Tray 7 Main Waste Tray 8 Dust draw sealing levers in sealed position This may vary for older models 9 Band tension release lever x 2 ensure front flap is lifted and secured with gravity restraint 6 7 8 8 9 12 ...

Page 13: ...tric Tumble option 10 E Stop deployment indicator 730 11 Power to M C indicator 730 Model 710 Model 720 Model 730 1 1 2 2 2 3 4 5 6 3 7 4 8 5 6 9 3 4 6 10 11 Green button activates the tool whilst the lower red button stops the electrical power In case of emergency push the Emergency Stop button which immediately cuts off the electrical power from all the rotating tools To be able to use the machi...

Page 14: ...eye protectors to pr3event eye injury from particle ejection from abrasive tools etc Do not grind metal objects on the scouring band cone pad areas Fire due to incandescent particles or molten material igniting dust within the dust extraction system Note that this risk can be reduced by covering the extraction holes under the scouring rolls when incandescent particles and or molten materials are b...

Page 15: ... turning in a clockwise direction Replace cutter by removing the left hand binding screw and withdrawing from expanding thimble Reassemble new cutter using reverse procedure Assemble on the machine in anti clockwise direction Toppiece Trimmer The Toppiece trimmer has an edge guard 1 which is adjustable It also has a sliding guard 2 which is adjustable to heel widths whilst the machine is running T...

Page 16: ...de 2 which is adjustable to heel widths whilst the machine is running The Adjustable Forepart Trimmer 3 To remove the cutter and shield loosen and re move the left hand binding screw and withdrawn Replace with new cutter 1 The Toppiece Scouring Roll AKA The Mini Roll The Mini Roll has a sliding guide 4 which is adjustable to heel widths whilst the machine is running To remove the mini roll loosen ...

Page 17: ...ted Naumkeag motor make sure this motor is lowered before opening the front machine flap To change the bands unlock and lift the front cover and secure by means if the flap prop 2 Pull tension levers 3 forward Slip the old band off the rear driving pulley and front contact wheels 4 Replace bands ensuring it will run in the same direction as arrow printed on the inside of the band Re tension the ba...

Page 18: ...or optimum working position by means of a pivot nut and either a bar or spanner A replacement naumkeag paper can be fitted by unscrewing the top nut 2 and plate away from the pad Replace a new paper by the same procedure Only replace the paper when the machine is switched off and isolated 1 2 18 ...

Page 19: ...leasing the tray The metre per second m p s extraction rates given at the front of this manual are standard rates across the range of ma chines and during the machine operation when all dust ports are open To increase extraction rates at the required machine section deploy the included shield s at vents not in use Noise It is worth noting that the noise of any finishing machine does not occur sepa...

Page 20: ...to scour metal The only exception being heels with metal pins Show caution and deploy spark guards provided to scour these as the sparks from this action can ignite leather debris inside the body of the finisher In this instance the particles can smoulder for hours before catching on fire Nomex Filter Bags All of our machinery is now fitted as standard with the Nomex version of our traditional fil...

Page 21: ...etimes be an issue for the first week or two of regular use before they settle down If in doubt after this period please contact our Service Desk on 01536 517 070 Brush Section A monthly oil or WD40 between the tumble brush boss and the machine body will aid the continued smooth performance of the tumble section Standard recommend a service visit every 1 2 years to ensure the machine is running as...

Page 22: ...utter adaptor needs the cutter WA06033 3mm C374 1C 45 CZA 366E Cutter 6 Iron WA06036 5mm C374 1C 45 CZA 266E Cutter 10 Iron WA06040 8mm C374 1C 45 CZA 278E Cutter 16 Iron WA06042 10mm C374 1C 45 CZA 284E Cutter 20 Iron Other sizes available up to 14mm POW202001806 18mm Steel Heel Cutter POW202090183 18mm Heel Trimmer Tungsten Widia Cutter WBFM4411 AFT Cutter complete WBFM4417CPTE New Style TCT Gro...

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