CTD DMC70A, Инструкция по эксплуатации и руководство по техническому обслуживанию

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Cutting Wide Materials: Cutting Wide Materials:
Cutting Wide Materials: Cutting Wide Materials: Cutting Wide Materials:
Wider mouldings can easily be cut on the DMC70’s because of our unique below table saw head design. This design
allows for use of the top of the blade to cut, as well as the front of the blade. One blade completes the cut before the
second blade begins its cut. The blades cross-over an intersecting point to create a virtually scrap free cut.
Scrap: Scrap: Scrap: Scrap: Scrap:
The DMC70’s operate by making two 45
°
mitres one right after the other. A “V” shaped piece is removed and falls into
the scrap drawer and bin located on the bottom front of the machine. Empty the scrap bin regularly. The blades cross-over
an intersecting point that virtually eliminates the scrap. Only the kerf of the two blades is lost in the cutting action.
Preventative Maintenance: Preventative Maintenance:
Preventative Maintenance: Preventative Maintenance:
Preventative Maintenance:
The DMC70’s are relatively easy machines to operate and maintain. Below is a weekly check list of
general maintenance items. The best preventative maintenance advice is to
CLEAN THE MACHINE DAILY,
especially around the pivot points or moving parts of the machine.
Lubrication and Lubrication and Lubrication and Lubrication and Lubrication and Adjustments of Bearings Adjustments of Bearings Adjustments of Bearings Adjustments of Bearings Adjustments of Bearings:::::
INSPECT INSPECT INSPECT INSPECT INSPECT AND LUBRICA AND LUBRICA AND LUBRICA AND LUBRICA AND LUBRICATE BEARING BLOCKS ONCE TE BEARING BLOCKS ONCE TE BEARING BLOCKS ONCE TE BEARING BLOCKS ONCE TE BEARING BLOCKS ONCE A A A A A MONTH MONTH MONTH MONTH MONTH..... Bearing blocks and linear tracks
(see picture below) must be inspected and lubricated regularly in order to keep fine particules of dust out of the ball
bearings. Spindles are assembled using sealed, prelubricated ball bearings. It is not necessary to lubricate the spindle
bearings. They also use preloaded belleville springs. These springs eliminate the need for adjustments of bearings and
also greatly increase the life of these bearings. All air cylinders are “lube for life”.
Sound Levels: Sound Levels:
Sound Levels: Sound Levels: Sound Levels:
During normal running of the machine without cutting the typical sound range will be between 60-85 db.
Due to the wide variety of blades available, CTD cannot warrant that maximum allowable OSHA sound limits
can be met--particularly during the cutting cycle.
Grease here
General Maintenance Check List: General Maintenance Check List: General Maintenance Check List: General Maintenance Check List: General Maintenance Check List:
Always disconnect electrical power and air supply.
1. Keep machine clean—especially around the bearing
track.
2. Blow off and clean:
A. Around air cylinder.
3. Check Air Filter Bowl for water and condensation
build up.
4. Remove any scrap pieces and dust build up from inside
floor stand cabinet.
5. Check monthly:
A. Lubricate bearing blocks as detailed on page 15. Lubricate bearing blocks as detailed on page 15.
Lubricate bearing blocks as detailed on page 15. Lubricate bearing blocks as detailed on page 15.
Lubricate bearing blocks as detailed on page 15.
B. Make sure motor pulley set screws are tight.
C. For excessive belt wear.