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INSTALLATION 

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Installation to the axis 

   

A  Bore  diameter  tolerance  of  h6  or  h7  for  installing  the  Shock  Guard  to  the  shaft  is 
recommended.  Use  a  JIS  1301-1996

New  JIS  standards

parallel  key.  Allow  some 

clearance between the top of the key and keyway. 

   

When installing the cam actuating plate to the shaft, tighten bolts in three places.

For 

the key, 1 place; for the shaft, 2 places

 

 

  When  mounting  the  Shock  Guard  to  the  end  face  of  the  shaft,  depending  on  the 

installation method, the cam actuating plate set screws cannot be used. In this case use 
the tap holes on the mounting seat side. 
Set screws for these tap holes are not included, so use bolts with a length that fits the 
bore diameter. (Table 2)    Take care to ensure that the head of the set screws do not come 
out from the outer diameter of the camshaft. 

        If the head of the screws come out, they will interfere with the inner diameter and lateral 

side of the mounting seats when the Shock Guard trips. 

        If  during  operation  there  is  a  chance  vibration  will  cause  the  screws  to  loosen,  apply 

Loctite 242 or an equivalent for anti-loosening. 

 

Model No. 

Bore size 

Set screw size 

 

For the key, 1 place 

For the shaft, 2 place 

TGM3 
TGM6 

10~12 

M4×8 

M4×10 

13~14 

M4×6 

M4×8 

TGM20 

14~16 

M4×10 

M4×12 

17~20 

M4×8 

M4×10 

TGM60 

20~22 

M5×16 

M5×20 

22~28 

M5×12 

M5×16 

29~30 

M5×12 

M5×12 

TGM200 

28~30 

M6×25 

M6×30 

31~40 

M6×20 

M6×25 

41~50 

M6×16 

M6×20 

TGM400 
TGM800 

38~45 

M8×25 

M8×30 

46~55 

M8×20 

M8×25 

56~60 

M8×16 

M8×20 

Table 2 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for TGM Series

Page 1: ...1 12 INSTALLATION MANUAL SHOCK GUARD TGM C Series...

Page 2: ...g maintenance or inspections 1 Wear proper work clothes and protective equipment safety devices gloves shoes etc To avoid an accident make sure to perform maintenance and inspections in an appropriate...

Page 3: ...cally check the functions and operation of the device If it is not functioning properly contact the distributor for repair Do not use the device in a corrosive gas environment Sulphidizing gases SO2 H...

Page 4: ...with the coupling when redistributed To ensure safety read all instructions thoroughly before installing or working on the equipment 1 CONSTRUCTION PART NO NAME OF PART PART NO NAME OF PART 01 Case 12...

Page 5: ...t included so use bolts with a length that fits the bore diameter Table 2 Take care to ensure that the head of the set screws do not come out from the outer diameter of the camshaft If the head of the...

Page 6: ...stallation bolts and their tightening torque recommended values are listed on Table 3 As well use JIS B1001 2 class and higher class prepared holes for installation bolts Model No Bolt screw in length...

Page 7: ...mension in Table 4 distance between the side face of sprockets for the circumference and install it within the allowable angular misalignment 0 5 Fig 3 and 4 Model No Angular deg Dimension C mm Parall...

Page 8: ...wind roller chain insert the joint link then fix with the clip Space shown in table 5 is necessary to insert the joint link Fig 6 TG sprocket for TGM3 TGM6 and TGM20 are with hub one side sprocket Pay...

Page 9: ...duct a trip torque Each product s trip torque does not always correspond with the value listed in the Tightening Amount Torque Correlation Chart so use these values only as a rough guide Table 6 and F...

Page 10: ...case side overload can be detected For every one trip the LS detecting plate slides three times Table 7 shows LS detecting plate movement and force during trip Choose a limit switch from chart 5 that...

Page 11: ...hing the motor To avoid injury do not reset the Shock Guard by hand A distinct clicking sound is made when the cam follower settles in its pocket 7 GREASE Shock Guard Shock Guard TGM Series are packed...

Page 12: ...n the manual 7 Force Majeure or forces beyond the Seller s control such as natural disasters and injustice done by a third party 8 Secondary damage or problem incurred by the Buyer s equipment or mach...

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