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Adjustments
Fine adjustment Pressure
Turn
adjusting screw (23)
anticlockwise to reduce the
pressure down to 30 % of the maximum welding pressure.
For thinner or softer materials reduce the pressure.
Pressure roller alignment (Drive rollers)
Loosen
screw (19).
By turning
screws (18)
you can adjust
the angle of the upper pressure roller. This adjusts the posi-
tion to the lower pressure roller. Carry out a test weld to
check the position is correct. The weld pressure should be
the same from the left side to the right side. Attention in the
relaxed position the rollers are not parallel. Adjustment is
necessary for HDPE > 0.5 mm. Tighten
screw (19)
to lock
the position.
Wedge position adjustment
Loosen
screws (24).
Place 2 pieces of the material to be
welded between the pressure rollers and close the
tension
lever (6).
Move the wedge with light pressure between the
material towards the pressure rollers. Wedge should be at
right angle to pressure rollers. Tighten
screw (24)
.
Hold down rollers (only for geo2)
Loosen
screw (21),
place 2 pieces of the material to be
welded between the pressure rollers and upper and lower
hold down rollers. Close the
tension lever (6).
By turning
screw (20)
position the
upper
hold down roller (21)
so
that there is light pressure on the wedge from the upper
and
lower hold down rollers (25).
Attention:
For optimal welding results the material should
have maximum contact to the upper and lower side of the
wedge during the welding process.
Replacing pressure rollers (8)
Depending on welding material choose the right
pressu-
re rollers (8)
steel or silicone (both in combination also
possible). Unscrew
locking screw-pin (26).
Replace upper
and/or lower
pressure rollers (8)
and reinsert
locking
screw-pin (26).
Attention:
Square-end of
fl exible wire (27)
must be inserted carefully.
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21
22
26
25
27
23
24
19
Before adjusting components, pull plug from power supply.
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