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GB
KJ 45/S
KJ 45/S
Revisione
-
08
Date
07-2016
f3
Tie rod min. stroke
Revolutions (M)
~ 2 mm
0
Tie rod stroke
Revolutions (M)
~ 0.4 mm
1
Tie rod max. stroke
Revolutions (M)
~ 8 mm
15
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
9
8
10
11
12
13
14
15
M12
1 ÷ 4
M4
0
.3 ÷ 4
M5
0.5 ÷ 5
M8
0.8 ÷ 6
M10
1 ÷ 6
M12
1 ÷ 7
/
M6
0.5 ÷ 6
PLACING OF THE INSERT
(fig.
f4-f5-f6
)
Check that the threaded tie rod (
A
) and head (
B
) couple
assembled on the riveting tool is suitable to the size of the
insert to be used.
Adjust the stroke as indicated (fig.
f2-f3
).
Introduce the insert on the tie rod (
A
) and push slightly on it
as indicated in figure
f4
, so as to make it clamp automatically
on the threaded tie rod. Make sure that the insert head touches
the head (
B
) checking that the tie rod (
A
) comes out of 2mm
from the insert.
In case of further adjustments of the tie rod (
A
) follow the
instructions of page 18.
It is now possible to place the insert pushing the button (
D
)
(
fig.f5
) until the insert is completely pulled, and push the
button (
P
) to release the tie rod (fig.
f7
).
For a correct placing and right working of the machine, the
inserts to be used should be properly cleaned.
Note:
According to the desired clamping, carry out other
adjustments of the riveting tool stroke, rotating the knob
(
M
) (fig.
f2-f3-f6
), if necessary.
Insuffi cient deformation =
the insert could rotate inside the
housing compromising its use and resistance.
Excessive deformation =
possible damages of the insert
and tie rod (
A
) with eventual breaks of both components.
D
M
f5
f4
f6
B
A
