Baileigh Industrial IDX-10, Руководство оператора

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Operation
1. After the connection to your machine is complete, and the height and center line positions
are verified, the Index table can be used.
2. Your first part should now be clearly marked. These marks will be used to position the tubing
perfectly with the “0” mark on the die, and to set your IDX stops. Only your first part needs to
be marked, after that the IDX stops will be used.
3. Insert a piece of material through the hook arm of the die being used and insert through the
chuck. (note: If multiple parts are being produced, the material should be marked so the
linear chuck position can be repeated) position the material so the start of bend mark lines
up with the “0” mark on the die, now set your first stop on the index table and produce the
first bend. NOTE: The complete table will swing, be sure not to interfere with the motion.
4. After the bend is complete, the die must return to home. Once the die is home, the material
can be advanced and rotated (if required) to the next “0” mark. The next stop can now be
set. Repeat as required, your IDX table comes standard with (4) stops.
IMPORTANT: Make sure the hook arm of the die does not catch the tubing when
returning to home position.
5. The previous steps are just examples how to set stops and produce various bends; it is up to
the user to define exactly how their IDX will be set up. BAILEIGH INDUSTRIAL will be glad
to offer any suggestions for your application.