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Chapter 3 SETTING INTO OPERATION
GT 326-E
3.1.2 Preparation and Hoisting
For installing the bar feeder, it
’s advisable to contact us or one of our branch offices or one of
your local LNS representatives. We cannot be held responsible for any malfunction or any
damage to the bar feeder or the lathe due an incorrect installation in which we did not take part
in.
< Procedures of preparation >
1. Insert two 25 mm dia. X 1 meter long bars into the holes of the stands, place the hoist vertically
above the bar feeder.
2. Place the straps over the ends of the bars, and then attach them to the hoist. The loading
capacity of both the hoist and straps must be larger than 1 ton (metric).
3. Raise the hoist to tighten the straps.
4. Remove the screws holding the bar feeder to the pallet for transportation.
5. Carefully lift the bar feeder and remove the pallet. Ensure that the bar feeder remains
balanced.
6. Move the bar feeder towards its final destination behind the lathe making sure that it remains
horizontal, in balance and that no one is nearby or under the suspended load. Do not knock
the bar feeder against hard objects as you move it as it may damage it.
7. Place the bar feeder behind the lathe, as close as possible and in approximate alignment with
the lathe spindle centerline. For the appropriate placement space requirements for the lathe
and the bar feeder should be taken into account.
8. Installation of the stand leveling plates:
(1) Install leveling screws (C) with bolts (B) in the base plate of the front and rear stands
(2) Place the leveling plates (A) under the based plates of the stands so that the leveling
screws are in contact with the leveling plates. Preferably have the leveling plates square
with the edge of the base plates.
(3) Adjust the leveling screws (C) so that the base plates of the stands are at about 30 mm
from ground level trying to maintain and even pressure on each leveling screws.
(4) Do not tighten the lock nuts (B) until final alignment of the bar feeder.
(5) Refer to the next section for proceeding with installation.
A
B
C