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Machine Solutions Inc. 2951 W. Shamrell Blvd. Flagstaff, Arizona 86005 USA
Tel: 928.556.3109
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Fax: 928.556.3084
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www.machinesolutions.com
Purpose
The purpose of this document (
Original Instructions)
is to describe the electrical and software
design of the control system for the Hot Air Stations; Models 160-A, 185-A, and 210-A. This
document also includes operator instructions.
Overview
Beahm Designs Hot Air Stations are compact, bench‐top systems des
igned to deliver precisely
controlled heated air through a variety of
multi‐port
nozzles. Various shapes and sizes of thermal
nozzles are available to deliver a focused stream of
controlled‐temperature
air to a desired zone.
Process applications include heat fusing, shaping, tipping, heat shrinking, welding/bonding and
balloon forming and tubing expansion.
The
A‐series
Hot Air Stations provide stable, precise air temperature control using a high
accuracy controller with thermocouple monitoring and feedback.
Safety interlocks are provided between the electrical and pneumatic system to prevent
heater burnout during accidental loss of air pressure.
Contents
Included with the system are the following contents:
1. Heater remote and main control
2. IEC Power Cord
3. Compressed Air Supply Hose Assembly
Installation
Note: See Maintenance Section for facilities requirements
1. Place the system on a sturdy, and level surface.
2. Connect the remote heater enclosure to the main control unit.
3. Connect the power cord to the main control unit.
4. Connect the air supply hose to the system, and then to a clean, dry, and filtered
compressed air source.
5. Auto-tune Temperature Controllers (please refer to page 12 for procedure details).
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