Lincoln Electric 95032131NG, Инструкция по технике безопасности, эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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D - ASSEMBLY - INSTALLATION
POSIMATIC PS30
D-15
2 - PUTTING IN PLACE
The positioner must be placed on a plane floor and strong enough.
Wedge the feet if necessary.
Ensure that the equipment's working cannot be jammed by tools and/or objects left near moving parts, or by
rotating pieces which could hit fixed parts (ground, stands, posts, workshop frames, etc.).
Imperative: an operator corridor must be clear over a minimum width of 800 mm according to safety standard NF
EN 547-1 -3.
3 - FIXING THE
POSIMATIC
This machine must imperatively be anchored to the floor with four anchoring points in a 20 Mpa (350 kg/m³) single
continuous concrete screed with metal reinforcement, completed since at least 21 days (standard BAEL 91).
EQUIPMENT RECOMMENDED FOR FASTENING
POSIMATIC
:
Brand Pin type Reference Drilling Ø (mm) Admissible load (daN)
HILTI Metal FBR M 16 x 130 Ø 16 800
Chemical
HAS M 16 x 190
+ HBP 16
Ø 18 2120
FISCHER Metal
FA 16 x 20
FB 16 x 25 Ø 16
Ø 16 1200
1200
Chemical
RM 16 +
RGM 16 x 190
Ø 18 3750
SPIT Metal 050680 FIX 16/45 Ø 16 810 à/to/bis 1270
Chemical
M 16 - 5209 +
SM 16 - 5224
Ø 18 2175
4 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
The
POSIMATIC
is connected electrically to the network by means of the five-metre cable located at the rear of the
supply cabinet.
The cable, which has four conductors, is to be connected to a standardised 3 x 400 V / 50-60Hz system with
equipotential bonding.
VERY IMPORTANT
For compliance with European safety standards, the connection to the electricity supply is to be made via a wall-
mounted cabinet with an individual protective sectioning switch with rating appropriate for the mains voltage and
the consumption by the equipment
The protective sectioning switch must offer breaking capacity of 100KA.
We market cabinets that meet the criteria set out.
ARRANGEMENT OF CABLES AND FLEXIBLE HOSES
The customer must provide a means to support and protect cables and flexible hoses from mechanical, chemical or
thermal damage, right from their point of origin.