Baileigh Industrial B8680, Руководство оператора

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4. Set the back gauge as desired to
assist in positioning the material
between the dies. This also assists
in repeatability.
5. The quick release (B) is very
handy because it will always return
to the same depth setting.
6. When the material is positioned as
desired, closed the quick release
handle to close the gap between
the rolls to start to impress the rolls
into the material. This step may
require some experimentation to
get the proper depth so it is
recommended that you use a
scrap piece of the same material
you want to bead roll.
Note: Most beading
operations will need to be done in
several steps, increasing the depth on
each pass. Trying to bead too deep
will flex the machine, so take your
time with multiple passes.
• Do not start with the rolls completely closed as you may find that the rolls are too close
together and find it difficult to feed the material.
7. Place the Forward/Reverse switch in the desired position based upon direction of feed.
Forward will feed material from right to left. Reverse will feed material from left to right.
8. Step down on the foot pedal while feeding the work-piece through the die set. Check the
work-piece. It may be necessary to fine tune the adjustment to the depth of the bead to
reach the desired bead depth.
9. When doing beads, you can feed the panel from one end to the other, increase pressure,
and switch the machine to reverse, to back it up.
10. When the material has been fed through the rolls for one pass, release the foot pedal and
then, either remove the material if the bead is complete, or toggle the switch to the opposite
directions and feed the material back in the opposite direction increasing the pressure on the
rolls.
11. This may be repeated until the desired bead is achieved.
A
B