DoAll TF-2025M, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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NESTING FIXTURE (Continued....)
3. Two (2) workable round stock stacking methods are
shown in the next illustration (using the same number
of rounds in each row usually provides the best
sawing results, although the alternate method can
be used if the material is not stacked too high).
Round Stock Stacking Methods.
4. Pieces should be stacked as closely together
as possible. Metal chips lodged in open spaces
between individual pieces will affect cutting
accuracy.
Vse Adjustment
1. Stack stock to be cut between the machine’s vise
jaws. Then:
(a)
Turn the
Vse(s)
selector(s) to
"CLAMP";
(b)
Center the nesting fixture’s vertical
clamping cylinder.
Nesting Fixture Vise Adjustments.
2. If the horizontal clamping vises and the vertical
nesting clamp do not release at approximately
the same time: (a) Adjust the hydraulic restrictor
valve at the rod end of the front and/or outboard
vise cylinders to achieve relatively equal release.
3. Move the the vise's rod end hose(s) to indicated
position.
Rod End Hose Position.
CHIP CONVEYOR W/COOLANT RESERVOIR
1. This option has a conveyor belt and reservoir located
under the saw head and slides in and out from the
rear for cleaning or servicing.
2. The chip conveyor motor operates simultaneously
with the hydraulic pump motor. The conveyor belt
moves slowly at the bottom of the reservoir. Its
movement carries metal chips to the opening at
the rear of the machine where chips empty into a
customer-supplied container.
3. A mesh screen filters the coolant before returning
to the reservoir for reuse.
4. A sight gage mounted on the rear of the reservoir
for viewing coolant level.
5. The chip conveyor has a 50 gallon (189.2 liter)
capacity with a float switch to indicate low coolant
level.
Chip Conveyor With Coolant Reservoir.