Tsubaki GMTK L, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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(1) Foot Mount and Face Mount Types
Hitting a sprocket or gear during installation may damage the output shaft bearing. For phase
adjustments, try Tsubaki Power-Locks. Center belt and chain accurately, and make sure any
overhang load does not exceed the rated value.
a. Foot Mount Type
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Installation must be carried out on a level surface that is strong enough to withstand
vibrations. Verify that the reducer mounting-surface is clean. Then, using the attached
four bolts, secure the reducer to the installation surface.
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In the case of using a coupling, be sure to align the shafts accurately. Misalignments may
cause loud noise and vibrations and may also reduce the lives of bearing, gear, and shaft.
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Chains and belts should also be centered accurately and pulled to appropriate tension so
that excessive overhang load will not apply to the output shaft.
b. Face Mount Type
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Use the case tap holes to directly mount the reducer to your equipment.
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In the case of using a coupling, be sure to accurately align the shafts. Misalignments may
cause loud noise and vibrations and may also reduce the lives of bearing, gear, and shaft.
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Chains and belts should also be centered accurately and pulled to appropriate tension so
that excessive overhang load will not apply to the output shaft.
(2) Installing and Removing a Hollow Shaft
a. Mounting to Driven Shaft
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Grease the driven shaft and then insert into hollow shaft.
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When the shaft does not slide in smoothly, lightly tap with a soft hammer. Take caution so
that you do not damage the casing and oil seal during this procedure. Using the below jigs
may simplify the procedure.
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Use a parallel key (JIS B1301-1976). Using an angled key or that with a head will affect the
shaft alignment and reduce equipment life or cause physical damage.