ERICO ELAT100 User Manual

Automatic Threader
Instruction Manual
ELAT100
Table of Contents
Machine Overview .............................................................. 3 – 4
Electrical ..................................................................................... 4
Center Rings ............................................................................... 5
Add Oil ....................................................................................... 6
Change Control Key .................................................................. 6
Change Chasers and Holders ........................................... 7 – 11
Change Control Block ..................................................... 12 – 13
Initialization of PLC .................................................................. 14
Set-up Procedure ...................................................................... 15
Threading Operation ................................................................ 16
Checking Threads and Bar End Engagement ........................ 17
Special Topics .................................................................... 18 – 21
Touch Probes ...................................................................... 18
Vice Collars ......................................................................... 19
Kill Switch Adjustment ..................................................... 20
DC Board Trim Pot Adjustment ....................................... 21
Maintenance ............................................................................ 22
Troubleshooting ...................................................................... 23
Operator Reference Chart ...................................................... 23
Appendix 1 — Light Codes ............................................ 24 – 26
WARNING
1. ERICO products shall be installed and used only as indicated in ERICO product instruction sheets and training materials. Instruction sheets are available at www.erico.com and from your ERICO customer service representative.
2. ERICO products must never be used for a purpose other than the purpose for which they were designed or in a manner that exceeds specified load ratings.
3. All instructions must be completely followed to ensure proper and safe installation and performance.
4. Improper installation, misuse, misapplication or other failure to completely follow ERICO’s instructions and warnings may cause product malfunction, property damage, serious bodily injury and death.
The customer is responsible for:
a. Conformance to all governing codes.
b. The integrity of structures to which the products are attached, including their capability of safely accepting the loads imposed, as evaluated by a qualified engineer.
c. Using appropriate industry standard hardware as noted above.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS:
All governing codes and regulations and those required by the job site must be observed. Always use appropriate safety equipment such as eye protection, hard hat, and gloves as appropriate to the application.
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Machine Overview
Operator Station
Impact Wrench
Electrical Control Panel
Threader – Front View
Outer Limit + Reference Sensors (Normally Open)
Bar End Adjustment
Cycle Start Sensor (Normally Closed)
Step Down Transformer
Threader – Control Panel Side
Threader – Side View
Spindle Proximity Switch
DC Motor
DC Proximity Switch
Kill Switch
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Machine Overview
Omron PLC Input Module
Introl 61F
Output Modules
DC Board
Cumulative Counter
Bar Size Selector
Counter with Reset
Control Relays
Operator StationElectrical Control Panel
Electrical
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The bar threader requires 220-240 volt, 3 phase power. A four pronged plug (as shown) is standard.
After connecting the power be sure the head of the bar threader is rotating in the direction indicated by the red arrow on the hood. If it is not rotating in the correct direction, switch any two of the power leads in the plug.
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Center Rings
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Adjust table height, with built in jack, to match elevation of the bar.
To obtain the best centering of the rebar into the threading machine, the best fitting set of center rings should be used. We offer two or three different size sets per bar. To make sure you are using the correct set, slide one of the center rings per set over the bar ends to be threaded to determine which one slides on easily with the least amount of slop. Each center ring is stamped with the bar size it is to be used with in millimeters.
The automated bar threader is capable of threading rebar sizes # 3, # 4 (10M), # 5 (15M) and # 6 (20M).
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To change centers to a different bar size or to go with a set that fits the bar better, push in the release ring and pull out the existing center. Put in the new center and lock it in place by letting loose of the release ring.
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Add Oil
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Prior to threading, the oil must be added. Pour the oil onto the chip funnel and it will flow into the oil reservoir. Only part #ELOIL should be used.
Change Control Key
To change the control key, remove the support rod screw, compression spring, and the support rod from the head.
The reservoir is properly filled when the oil is just below the chip drawer sliding brackets.
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Loosen and remove the back bearing.
Slide the key out. Each key is marked with the bar size it is to be used with in millimeters.
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Slide in the new key and replace the spring, support rod and support rod screw. Replace and tighten the back bearing.
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Change Chasers and Holders
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Remove the face plate bolts with a 6 mm hex wrench. Three bolts hold it in place.
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Remove the holders from the cutting head.
Loosen the set screw with a 3 mm hex wrench as shown above.
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Remove the chaser from the holder. Chasers and holders have matching numbers.
The number 1 chaser goes into the number 1 holder, etc.
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Change Chasers and Holders
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Before installing the chasers make sure the woodruff key (ELMP223) is tight. Press on both ends of the woodruff key with an allen wrench, it should not move.
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Take the hold down pin (ELMP203PIN) and place it through the hole of the chaser as shown above.
To replace a woodruff key, set the key into the slot by hand and drive into position using a hammer and punch.
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Insert the chaser pin into the top hole of the holder and push down, making sure that the woodruff slot aligns with the woodruff key, until the chaser sits completely flush on the holder shelf.
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This is what a chaser looks like when it is installed correctly onto the holder.
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After the chaser is installed correctly on the holder, hold the chaser in place while tightening down the set screw against the hold down pin.
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Change Chasers and Holders
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Before replacing the holders make sure the cavity in the head and the holders are clear and free of chips. Wipe all flat surfaces with a clean rag.
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The number 1 holder (with the slot in it to accept the control block) must be replaced first, then followed by holders #4, #2 and #3.
Rotate the cutting square until the control key is in the position as shown above.
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Step 1 – Insert holder #1 as shown. Step 2 – Slide holder #4 into position.
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