Solartron Metrology BLOCK GAUGE, Руководство пользователя

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Part No. 502924 Issue 5
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3.0: Mechanical Installation
3.0: Mechanical Installation
First establish the orientation in which the Block
Gauge will be used. The choice of return spring (6)
and its position depends on the orientation of the
gauge and should be made after the tool holder (7)
and contact tip (9) have been fitted. A set of return
springs (for different measurement forces)
are included with each gauge.
It may be easier to set contact tip forces as close
as possible to operating forces before the Block
Gauge is installed onto a machine or fixture. Final
adjustments may then be made after installation.
Final adjustment of the spring force is made by
winding the spring holder (5) in or out.
When fitting a pneumatic actuator (4), ensure that
the threads in the Block Gauge and the actuator are
clean. In order to avoid damage to the actuator or
the Block Gauge, it is important not to exceed the
specified air pressure.
When mounting the Block Gauge in a fixture, care
must be taken not to drop the gauge or apply
excessive shocks which may degrade performance.
CAUTION
The pneumatic Block Gauge works at a higher air
pressure than pneumatic Gauging Probes. In order
to avoid damage to Gauging Probes when used in
conjunction with Block Gauges, it is important that
separate regulators are used for each product.
It should be secured to a flat surface by using the
fixing screws at the base of the Block Gauge. The
fixing screws are M6. The thread depth in the body
is 8 mm.
Anti rotation adjustment
Return Spring (6)
Tool Holder (7) (do not exceed
tightness torque of 1.5 to 2 Nm)
Tip Carrier (8)
Sensor (1)
Pneumatic
Actuator (4)
Spring Holder (5)
Tip (9) fit to carrier first, remove
from carrier before replacing
(1)
(2)
(3)