Carver 12-10, Руководство по эксплуатации, установке и обслуживанию

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NEVER stand or sit where you could slip or stumble into the press while operating it.
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DO NOT wear loose clothing or jewelry, which can be caught while operating a press. Also cover or tie
back long hair.
2.4 MOLD SETTERS RESPONSIBILITY
What they sometimes forget is their own safety during the installation or removal of a mold. To successfully perform
this job, the mold setter must gain a good working knowledge of the press, molds, materials, and must know how to use
a mold truck and other handling equipment.
Technical knowledge is not enough. The mold setter's sense of personal safety is crucial. Installing and testing mold
guards and point of operation safety devices is as important as properly mounting the mold to the press.
DON'T FORGET
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NEVER place your hands or other part of your body within the mold area unless the power is OFF to the
press.
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If the press has multiple openings, be sure that ALL floating platens are completely open before installing
tooling.
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NEVER
install, adjust, or remove molds without the appropriate training and first reading and understanding
this manual.
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NEVER move molds or service the press with the electric power on.
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Clean bolsters, platens, and molds before installing the mold set. Dirt or foreign materials can cause
misalignment, resulting in operator injury and/or press and mold damage.
• ALWAYS
lock out the control panel or disconnect switch in the
[OFF]
position to prevent unauthorized use
or accidental starting of the press.
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NEVER
install worn or damaged molds. Make sure the clamp pressure is properly adjusted, relative to the
mold size (refer to the "Mold Size vs. Tonnage" chart in the Maintenance Section 5.4 of this manual.
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Secure all molds to the mold truck before you move them.
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When clamping molds to the press, use the appropriate number and size of clamps to hold the molds securely
(please consult your mold manufacturer if in doubt about appropriate clamp usage).
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NEVER install molds or tooling in the two post constructed presses that do not result in the clamp force being
centered on the bolsters or platens.
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After installing molds, make all necessary adjustments
BEFORE
cycling the press.
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Make sure all persons are clear of the press and remove all objects from mold area (tools, nuts, bolts, clamps,
bars) before cycling.
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Watch the press in operation to make sure molds and equipment are working properly.