Flexco Novitool PUN M 300, Novitool PUN M 600, Novitool PUN M 900 Safety And Operation Manual

PUN M™ Manual Finger Punch
300 - 600 - 900
Safety and Operation Manual
For punching thermoplastic belting materials only.
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Table of Contents
Main Components .........................................................................................3
Description ..................................................................................................... 3
Tool Specications .........................................................................................4
General Safety Rules ......................................................................................5
Work Preparation and Replacing Punchboards ........................................ 7
Punching Single Fingers .............................................................................12
Punching Finger over Finger .....................................................................19
Bias Finger Punching ..................................................................................27
Bias Finger Over Finger Punching ............................................................ 32
Replacement Parts ....................................................................................... 41
Transportation Security .............................................................................. 42
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Main Components
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1. C-Frame Handle
2. Belt Clamp Bar
3. Punchblock
4. Belt Stop
5. Punchboard with Finger Knives
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10
6. Lock Handle
7. C-frame
8. Punchboard Tray
9. C-frame Wedge
10. Fixation Screw and Punching Force Adjustment
Description
e PUN M™ is designed to punch ngers on the ends of lightweight thermoplastic conveyor belts as a preparation for making nger- or nger-over-nger splices.
e Pun M is manually operated and does not need electricity or air pressure for its operation. e punching force of 11,000lbs. (50 kN) is created by pulling the lever and is easily done with one hand by an average person. Because of its easy set-up and manual operation, the PunM is an ideal tool for working on location, as well as in a workshop.
Although all punchboards of the Pun M have a specied net width, the open construction of the frame allows belts of larger widths to be punched with these machines.
With one lever pull, a nger punch of 90 mm wide can be made (based on 50 × 20 ngers for nger-overlap-nger splicing) or 60 mm wide (based on 80 × 20 or 70 × 15 ngers for single nger splicing). e maximum thickness is up to 5mm for light weight belting.
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Tool Specifications
Pun M™ Dimensions
L H W Weight
Pun M 300
Pun M 600
Pun M 900
23"
570 mm
34"
870 mm
46"
1170 mm
15"
370 mm
15"
370 mm
15"
370 mm
14"
360 mm
14"
360 mm
14"
360 mm
Pun M™ Ordering Information
Ordering
Number
PUN-M-300 300 08016
PUN-M-600 600 08017
PUN-M-900 900 08018
Effective
Punching Length
Item Code
31 lbs
14 kg
37 lbs
17 kg
44 lbs
20 kg
Pun M™ Punchboard Specifications
Ordering Number
Pun M 300 Punchboards
1.97" × 0.79" (50 × 20 mm)* PUN-B-50x20-300 08019
2.76" × 0.59" (70 × 15 mm) PUN-B-70x15-300 08022
3.15" × 0.79" (80 × 20 mm) PUN-B-80x20-300 08025
1.97” x 0.71” (50 x 18 mm) PUN-B-50x18x31BIAS-300 08539
Pun M 600 Punchboards
1.97" × 0.79" (50 × 20 mm)* PUN-B-50x20-600 08020
2.76" × 0.59" (70 × 15 mm) PUN-B-70x15-600 08023
3.15" × 0.79" (80 × 20 mm) PUN-B-80x20-600 08026
1.97” x 0.71” (50 x 18 mm) PUN-B-50x18x31BIAS-600 08540
3.15” × 0.79” (80 × 20 mm) PUN-B-80x20x113BIAS-600 08439
Pun M 900 Punchboards
1.97" × 0.79" (50 × 20 mm)* PUN-B-50x20-900 08021
2.76" × 0.59" (70 × 15 mm) PUN-B-70x15-900 08024
3.15" × 0.79" (80 × 20 mm) PUN-B-80x20-900 08027
1.97” x 0.71” (50 x 18 mm) PUN-B-50x18x31BIAS-900 08526
3.15” × 0.79” (80 × 20 mm) PUN-B-80x20x113BIAS-900 08440
* Also suitable for Finger-Over-Finger splices. ** Custom Punch Boards Available Upon Request.
Item
Code
Pun M™ Punching Block Nylon Inlay
Ordering Number Item Code
PUN-M-NYLONPAD-KIT 08279
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General Safety Rules
–Save These Instructions–
Signal words:
“DANGER” indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury. e signal word is limited to the most extreme situations.
“WARNING” indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
“CAUTION” indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury. It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices.
Safety Symbol
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is international safety symbol is used to identify and call attention to specic safety matters.
Safety Information
2. PERSONAL SAFETY
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WARNING
Stay alert, watch what you are doing and use common sense when operating a tool. Do not use tool while tired or under the inuence of drugs, alcohol, or medication. A moment of inattention while operating tools may result in serious personal injury.
Dress properly. Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry. Contain long hair. Keep your hair, clothing, and gloves away from moving parts. Loose clothes, jewelry, or long hair can be caught in moving parts.
Do not overreach. Keep proper footing and balance at all times to enable better control of the tool in unexpected situations.
Never alter or remove safety devices.
Keep your hands and ngers away from the knives in the punchboard, at all times.
To Avoid Severe Personal Injury or Property Damage, read carefully and understand the following Safety Precautions.
1. WORK AREA
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CAUTION
Keep your work area clean and well lit. Cluttered benches and dark areas invite accidents.
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CAUTION
Use safety equipment. Always wear eye protection. Dust mask, non-skid safety shoes, hard hat, or hearing protection must be used for appropriate conditions.
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General Safety Rules
3. TOOL USE AND CARE
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WARNING
Always use the punching machine on a level, rm surface. Punching should be performed operating the machine with one hand on the handle and the other on the top part of the frame or C-frame.
Tool service must be performed only by qualied repair personnel. Service or maintenance performed by unqualied personnel could result in a risk of injury.
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CAUTION
Maintain tools with care. Keep cutting tools sharp and clean. Properly maintained tools, with sharp cutting edges, are less likely to require unnecessary high forces and are easier to control. If damaged, have the tool serviced before using. Many accidents are caused by poorly maintained tools.
4. PUNCHBOARD SAFETY AND REPLACEMENT
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CAUTION
Always use original Flexco punchboards in combination with the Pun M
Do not use dull or damaged punchboards.
Always protect yourself against the knives of unused punchboards by shielding them with cardboard packaging material or wood. is material should also protect the knives from getting damaged.
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e Punching machine should not be used to punch materials other than thermoplastic belting materials. e thickness of the belting material should never exceed 0.24 inch (6 mm).
When servicing a tool, use only original Flexco replacement parts.
Do not wipe plastic parts with solvent. Solvents such as gasoline, thinner, benzene, carbon tetrachloride, and alcohol may damage and crack plastic parts. Do not wipe them with such solvents. Wipe plastic parts with a so cloth lightly dampened with soapy water and dry thoroughly.
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Work Preparation and Replacing Punchboards
A1
A2
1. Loosen and remove xation screw. 2. Take out the black C-frame wedge.
Ensure tray is in forward position. Twist C-frame to remove.
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Work Preparation and Replacing Punchboards
A3
Pun-B-50×20 Pun-B-50×18×31 Bias
Pun-B-70×15 Pun-B-80×20 Pun-B-80×20×113 Bias
A4
Determine required punchblock position.
Loosen set screw that holds punchblock in place when repositioning isrequired.
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Work Preparation and Replacing Punchboards
A5
A6
Slide punchblock over pins.
Secure punchblock with set screw.
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Work Preparation and Replacing Punchboards
A7
A8
Replace punchboard by unscrewing the four hex bolts. Stow unused punchboard in holder on the back.
Reinstall C-frame.
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Work Preparation and Replacing Punchboards
A9
A10
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Secure C-frame. 1. Reinstall C-frame wedge. 2. Turn the xation screw to the right. Attention: e screw is also used to adjust punching force.
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Turn xation screw clockwise to increase punch cutting force.
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Punching Single Fingers
Prior to punching ensure:
e punchblock is in the right position (A3)
e correct punchboard is installed (A7)
e punch force has been adjusted for material (A10)
B
B1
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1. Unlock punchboard tray at both ends. 2. Move punchboard tray to front most position. 3. Lock punchboard tray at both ends. Attention: When required, reposition lock handle (A11).
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Punching Single Fingers
B2
B3
Pull lock handle down if repositioning is required to rmly lock tray.
Insert belt until ush against belt stop.
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Punching Single Fingers
B4
B5
Le align belting material with top of V-Pattern in knife set.
Turn belt clamp bar to clamp belt.
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