Operating the ISG1000
October 2014
ISG1000
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Note!
If the opening in the cover plate is too large this can lead to the tool heating up. If
the opening is too small, this may lead to damage to the tool and/or cover plate.
Note!
The size of the counter-bore is only a few hundredths of a millimeter larger than
the nominal shank size. Therefore only insert tools with ground shaft as defined (see 7.2
Overview shaft tolerances, page 16)
Tools with larger shaft tolerances cannot be locked into position safely!
Only insert clean, grease-free shafts into the chuck to achieve the best locking pressures.
Note!
If wet tools are used, the heating process can cause sudden evaporation which
may lead to injury caused by splashing liquid. As a result, it is possible that the tool cannot be
used or is damaged. Therefore only use dry tools!
Note!
Ensure that the tool shafts that are used in the clamping area are free from
damage!
Ensure that the chucks are positioned safely and straight in the tool holders.
Otherwise the tool and/or the coil could become damaged when the coil is lowered !
Manually feed the coil downwards over the
chuck until the lower edge of the ferrite
disc of the coil lies on the chuck.
Figure 7
Coil in place; in the picture, the tool for unshrinking
