Hurco AB6, Руководство по установке

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Introduction
Autobend 6 November, 1999 1-13
System Operation (continued)
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When testing and running the AB6, never attempt to bend
metal that requires tonnage beyond the capacity of the press
brake or the tooling, whichever is less.
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Never operate a disassembled system.
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Disconnect the external power source before attempting to
connect or make adjustments within the power supply box
or the AB6 power supply cabinet. Only qualified personnel
should service this equipment.
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Before operating the system be sure that installers or
operators will not be struck by the rapid movement of the
gauge bar. Also make certain that nothing interferes with the
gauge movement in either direction.
Note
This list does not include all of the possible hazards regarding the
AB6 and the press brake.
Part Dimensions and Fixturing
Never bend a part on the gauging system that is larger than the working
surface of the press brake or that juts out on any side beyond the edges of
the press brake. If a part requires a range that is greater than the guarding
allows, the work must be performed on another system having the
necessary work volume capability.
Operators must follow procedures for referencing the bending material
before starting the AB6. Remember that loose objects, such as wrenches
and chuck keys, can become flying projectiles if not removed from the
gauge bar before the AB6 is started. Be aware of protruding machine
members (such as hoses, piping, or ductwork) when working around the
AB6 and the press brake.
Travel Limits
Safety limit switches provided for each system must not be removed or
bypassed in order to obtain more travel or take short cuts. Serious damage
to the AB6 and personal injury to the operator may result from such
actions. It is also dangerous to bend a part that requires operation outside
the limits of the AB6. A larger press brake should be used for such a part.