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Mechanical Installation – Part 2: Mover
72 ─── Version: 1.0 XPlanar
9.1.5.2
Coupling
The work required for mover coupling should be carried out by two
persons. The weight and dimensions require a second person to
turn and transport the mover coupling.
Mounting example
In this chapter, the mover coupling is described using a 2 x 2 frame
and four APM4550-0000 movers as an example.
WARNING
Keep the workplace free of metallic and magnetic materials
Make sure that your workplace is free of metallic and magnetic
materials before positioning the mover. Only remove the mover
from the transport securing device if absolutely necessary for as-
sembly work. The transport securing device weakens the mag-
netic field and protects electrical components from magnetic influ-
ences.
If movers are attracted by metallic and magnetic parts, serious in-
juries to the fingers from crushing and in the eyes from splinters
can result.
Movers contain strong permanent magnets
The permanent magnets are arranged in so-called Halbach ar-
rays, which ensure that the magnetic field on the underside of the
mover is significantly stronger than on the upper side of the
mover. The field of the permanent magnets is present even when
the power supply is switched off.
If the movers attract each other and collide, serious injuries to the
fingers from crushing and in the eyes from splinters can result.
Transport the mover with the safety pictogram facing up-
wards
Always transport the movers with the safety pictograms facing
upwards. The underside of the mover must be in the transport se-
curing device. The transport securing device weakens the mag-
netic field of the mover.
Incorrectly inserted movers can attract magnetic objects or other
movers, resulting in serious injuries to fingers from crushing and
to eyes from splinters.
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2
► To safely remove the bumpers, remove the mover [1] from the
transport securing device [2] and turn it by 180°
► Place the mover in the transport securing device [2] with the un-
derside facing upwards