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16
Moulder Fences
Increased risk of accidents and collisions! The adjustment and setting processes
described below may only be carried out when the milling cutter is stationary!
When milling with manual feed, a tool cover must always be used!
Remove chips and dust from the table top before adjusting the safety fence.
For maintenance of your fence, please refer to section
16.1
Standard Safety Fence
Features
:
•
The total fence can be moved manually and is finely adjusted by means of an adjusting screw via scale.
•
The partial fence for chip removal is adjusted by means of an adjusting wheel and vernier scale.
•
The fence is equipped with continuous aluminium fence plates.
•
Retrofitting with integral fence plates (see section
17.5) is possible.
Figure 19: Standard safety fence
Figure 20: Total adjustment
Figure 21: Partial adjustment
Pos. Description
Pos. Description
10
Total fence clamping screw
13
Partial fence clamping screw (chip removal)
R1
Total fence fine adjustment wheel
R2
Partial fence adjustment wheel (chip removal)
K
Fixing lever for fine adjustment (
R1
)
N
Vernier scale for adjusting wheel (
R2
)
S
Millimetre scale for fine adjustment (
R1
)
12
Protective and pressure device
•
To adjust the position, loosen the two clamping screws (
10
) and (
13
) as well as the fixing lever (
K
) and
move the entire safety fence roughly to the desired position by moving it manually.
•
For fine adjustment of the total fence, tighten the fixing lever (
K
) again and then adjust the position via the
adjusting screw (
R1
) and the millimetre scale (
S
) on the back of the fence.
•
The partial fence adjustment (chip removal) is made via the adjusting wheel (
R2
) and the vernier scale (
N
).
•
After adjustment, retighten the two clamping screws (
10
) and (
13
).
16.1.1
Adjusting the Fence Plates
Figure 22: Clamping lever for fence plate
•
Release the clamping lever (
K
) on the rear side of the fence and
push the corresponding fence plate (
1
) to the desired position.
•
Always adjust the plates so that they cover as much of the tool
as possible without touching it.
•
Then tighten the clamping lever (
K
) again.
12
13
10
10
S
R1
K
13
R2
N
K
