Operating the ISG1000
October 2014
ISG1000
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Operating the ISG1000
5.1
Work flow
A shield around the coil largely prevents magnetic stray fields. The control system and the high-
frequency generator are integrated inside the housing. Only one coil is required for all shrink
diameters. All the cables to the mobile coil are protected.
The operator lowers the weight-compensated coil manually onto the chuck and then moves it
upwards again after the shrinking process. Immediately after this, cool the hot chuck to avoid the
chuck or assembly heating up.
For your own safety, observe the following rules when working with the ISG1000:
Goggles
Risk of damage to the eyes!
Wear goggles! During the heating phase it is possible that parts of the heated
metal surfaces splitter off and cause injuries!
Gloves
Risk of injury!
Sharp edges or metal chips adhered to the tool can cause injury, therefore
protective gloves must be worn!
Due to the required shrinking temperatures, only move the chuck whilst in the matching tool
holder until it has cooled down and always wear gloves. Never touch the chucks without wearing
the protective gloves. Only touch the chucks on the machine connection and not in the heated
zone! The maximum holding time even when wearing the protective gloves is 5 seconds!
5.2
Inserting the chuck
Move the coil into the upper end position.
Fit the cover plate that matches the chuck into
the coil. Observe the type and locking diameter
or the chuck (see chapter Fehler!
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Place the chuck in the matching tool holder (T3-
W...) until it reaches the C-prism location below
the linear guide.
Figure 6
Correctly positioned tool holder with chuck and tool
