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Cut-True 29H
Hydraulic Guillotine Cutter
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OPERATOR MANUAL
First Edition
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1. UNPACKING AND ASSEMBLY
The Cut-True 29H is is shipped partially assembled and ready to use (Figure 1a).
The cutter's optional side-tables will need to be installed on-site, according to Figure 1b.
Figure 1a. Cut-True 29H without side tables
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Figure 1b. Installation of side tables
1. Right side table
2. Left side table
3. Cutter body
4. LED safety curtain cover right
5. LED safety curtain cover left
6. Washers (4 per side)
7. Fixing screws M8 (4 per side)
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Cutter positioning
Figure 2. Leg adjustment
To position the cutter safely, adjust the leveling foot as shown in Figure 2.
Be sure to place the cutter on a solid, level surface. Keep the power cable away from
walkways, to prevent a tripping hazard. Position the cutter so it's easy to operate safely,
without requiring the user to reach an excessive distance or be in an uncomfortable position.
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2. SPECIFICATIONS
The Cut-True 29H is designed to cut stacks of paper, cardboard and other materials -
including plastic, foil, laminate, rubber etc - primarily in printing houses, bookbinding
workshops and offices.
Chart 1.
CUT-TRUE 29H
Maximum paper stack width (inch/mm) 20.5 / 520
Maximum paper stack height (inch/mm) 3 / 80
Functional depth of back part of pile (inch/mm) 20.5 / 520
Minimum cut (inch/mm)
With false clamp 2.4 / 60
Without
false clamp
1 / 30
Power of knife motor drive- hydraulic unit (kW) 1.5
Power of back gauge motor drive (kW) 0.18
Hydraulic unit capacity (l) 10.5
Net weight (pounds/kg) 1,014 / 60
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External dimensions
Figure 3a. External dimensions
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Figure 3b.
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Chart 2.
DIMENSION
Value
(inch/mm)
A 49.6 / 1260
B 35.5 / 900
C 51 / 1300
C1 54 / 1365
D 32 / 805
D1 34 / 865
F 16 / 400
H 59.25 / 1505
H1 62 / 1565
2.3 Construction
The cutter consists of 3 basic mechanisms: knife drive, clamping beam
mechanism, and back gauge mechanism, plus other additional devices.
KNIFE DRIVE
Figure 4. Kinematic mechanism of knife drive
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The driving mechanism for the knife is shown in Figure 4. Hydraulic Double-acting
Cylinder/Actuator (1) is fixed on the Knuckle (2). Piston Rod (3) is connected with the Levers
(4), which are connected with Connecting Rod (5), which pull Knife Beam (6) together with the
knife.
The Knife Beam (6) moves between the Slide Ways (7 and 8), in perpendicular plane to the
work table's plane. Inclination of the slide ways at different angles allows inclination of
the knife bottom edge at the same angle, when the knife moves down. It decreases the
force required for cutting, improving cutting accuracy.
The knife is guided that in the bottom position the blade is parallel to the cutting stick
and penetrates it up to 0.5 mm depth. Admission of the cylinder with the entry V1
causes the Piston Rod ( 3) to move and through the Lever ( 4), Knife Beam (6) lowers
After cutting material, admission of the cylinder with the entry V2 causes
the Piston Rod (3) to return as Knife Beam (6) raises and stops in the top position.
CLAMPING BEAM DRIVE MECHANISM
Figure 5. Kinematic mechanism of clamping beam drive
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The driving mechanism for the clamping bar is shown in Figure 5. Hydraulic double-
acting Cylinder/Actuator (1) through the Levers ( 2), pulls down the Clamping Bar ( 3).
Clamping Bar is shifted in the slideways (not shown in Figure 5) , which
guarantees it's parallel to the cutting line.
Lowering the Clamp Bar (3) is possible also by pressing the Foot Pedal (4). Pushing the
pedal moves the Beam into the lower position. Spring (5) causes the Clamping Bar to
return to the original position. Spring (6) returns the Cylinder (1) to the start position.
BACK GAUGE DRIVE MECHANISM
Figure 6. Kinematic mechanism of back gauge drive
Electric Motor (1) drives through Belt Gear Box (2) Lead Screw which, through the nut,
moves the Backgauge Base (8). The base, with the Backgauge (4) attached to it, is
moved on a Leading Shaft (7).
The Measuring Scale (6) is fixed to the Backgauge Base (8,) which makes it possible to
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measure and check the position of the Backgauge with the use of the LED Cut Line (7).
Two switches (9 and 10) stop the Backgauge in extreme positions. Precise
setting of Backgauge is possible by using the Manual Crank (5). The Rotary Encoder (6) is
connected with the Lead Screw (3) and allows for the measurement and display of the
Backgauge position.
CONTROL SYSTEM
Figure 7.
1. The Main Power Supply Switch (1) has two possible positions and is used
to disconnect the system from the power supply.
2. The Emergency Off Button (2) is used to lock the machine, which immobilizes
the control system and inverters to disable the machine from running.
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3. The Red Stop Button (3) locks the machine, which immobilizes the control system
4. The Green Power Button (4) engages the control system.
5. Blade Change Button (5) has 2 positions:
position “0”- normal work cycle (cutting)
position “1”- blade change
6. Two-Hand Control Buttons (6) engage the cutting process
7. Clamp Pressure Adjustment (7). Clockwise increases pressure,
counterclockwise decreases pressure
8. 2-Color LED Indicators (8):
- Red color – the control system power supply is switched off
- Green color – the control system power supply is switched on.
9. LCD Control Panel
10. Safety Light Curtain (photocells)
Electronic equipment is located in Casing (1) at the back of machine as
shown in Figure 8. The casing is secured in the closed position by screws (2).
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Drawing 8. Control system location
The settings of encoders are imput by the manufacturer and should not
be changed.
3. PROTECTION AGAINST SAFETY HAZARDS
3.1. Safety Hazards
Potential hazards which result from the machine construction and usage as well as
safety solutions used to eliminate these hazards are shown in chart 3. Its location is
shown on the drawing 9.
The cutter is one of the machines where the user’s recurrent access to a dangerous
clamp and cut zone is necessary.
To ensure the safety the machine has been equipped with both hands safe control
and additionally with touch less protecting equipment – electro-sensitive,
optoelectronic device (light barrier). Moreover the correctness of the knife stop in the
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4.
Motor, lever system of the knife
drive mechanism
- stable shield
- front table
3,4
1
9
2
01.01.00
03.00.00
10.00.00
08.00.00
5. Movement of the clamping beam
- stable shield
- light barrier
1
7
03.00.00
14.00.00
16.00.00
6. Movement of the backgauge - stable chart 6 00.00.30
7. Cutting zone
- both hands protecting
device
- light barrier
- cam mechanism,
controlling the knife stop
in the top position
5
7
10
00.00.14
00.00.16
8.
Knife manipulation during its
change
- transport holders
- special protecting
package
9.
Sharp edges and corners of the
cutter elements
- dulls and rounding
10. Rough, unequal surfaces
3.
precise processing
of details
4. varnish coat
II ELECTRICAL
1.
Direct touching of electrical
elements
1. basic protection
2.
electric equipment
in housing
8
12.00.0
0
2. Indirect touching
−
additional
protection
− continuity of
protecting wire
3.2.Work safety rules
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a) operator training – user has to be aware of potential danger, which he can meet
during the work on the cutter
b) use of the machine is prohibited if:
- machine is used contrary to the use or/and cutting dimensions set in manual guide
are exceeded
- the machine is broken
- at least one of the shields has been removed
- correct working of safety devices (two-hand steering device and photocells)
has not
been checked every time before using
c) clear description of the activities, which belong to machine’s user in a factory do
electrical installation
d) conduction of the machine maintenance and repair only when the power supply i
s
e) requirements mentioned above (b-d) should be mentioned during training and
included in the working stand instruction
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a) operator training – user has to be aware of potential danger, which he can meet
during the work on the cutter
b) use of the machine is prohibited if:
- machine is used contrary to the use or/and cutting dimensions set in manual guide
are exceeded
- the machine is broken
- at least one of the shields has been removed
- correct working of safety devices (two-hand steering device and photocells)
has not
been checked every time before using
c) clear description of the activities, which belong to machine’s user in a factory do
electrical installation
d) conduction of the machine maintenance and repair only when the power supply is
e) requirements mentioned above (b-d) should be mentioned during training and
included in the working stand instruction
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4. PREPARATION FOR USE
The operator is obligated to create on the machine working stand the
conditions, which will eliminate the possibility of stumbling, sliding, falling
down as a result of bad condition of background, the way the cables were lead
or uncomfortable access to the machine.
4.1 Connection to the 230 V power supply
The cutter is delivered with 3-cable conductor copper with cable conductors 3
x 2,5 mm2 cut finished with plug.
The user has a duty to install the machine to the power supply with 20A protection
with the copper wire with cable conductor cut 2,5 mm2 or more.
5. USING THE CUTTER
Drawing 10. Location of the elements used during switching the machine on
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In order to switch the machine on, put main switch (1) into position 1. Then press
the green button (2), which starts control system (green diode 3 will start to flash).
If there is no object in the working area of the light barrier, green diode (4) will flash.
If there is any object in the working area of light barrier, red diode (5) will flash.
If the machine was previously stopped with red hand emergency button (6) (the
button is pressed), in order to back the machine to work, turn the button (6) to unlock
it and press the green button (2) “I”.
If the control system was switched off with the button (7) “O”, it can be switched again
on with the button “I”
5.1. Choose of the backgauge position
Backgauge position can be chosen by the control panel (1) or hand wheel (2) from
the drawing 11. Please check separate program module manual to see how to
choose the position and how to use the control panel.
In order to choose the back gauge position with the hand wheel (2), press the wheel
and start to turn pressed wheel to move the backgauge. Current backgauge position
will be displayed on the control panel screen.
Drawing 11. Location of the elements for the backgauge position adjustment.
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5.2 Clamping
The cut material is being clamped automatically after pressing cut cycle buttons
1(drawing 12). Clamping pressure can be adjusted by crank 2 (d.12).
Rotating clockwise cause pressure increase and anticlockwise decrease.
Drawing 12. Location of the clamp pressure indicator
A value of this force is evaluated experimentally, relating to the sort, width and the
height of the cut material.
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Drawing 12a.
Following rules should be respected:
- the taller the pile, the greater the clam ping force
- the wider the cutting width, the greater the clam ping force
- the har der the material, the greater the clamping force
5.3 Cutting
Drawing 13. Elements of handling and signalization used during cutting
Starting Point
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Before cut, check if there is any object in the working area of light barrier, green
diode (1) flashes, main switch (2) is in position “O” and the green button (3) is
switched on. If yes, cutting cycle will start after pressing at the same moment both
buttons (4). Before cutting, clamping beam will go down to clamp the material. Both
buttons should be kept pressed till the moment the material will be cut. The knife as
well as clamping beam will automatically go back to its top position.
If both buttons 4 are released during the down move of the clamping beam and
the knife, the blade carrier will stop. If the LED curtain beam is disrupted during the cut
the clamp and knife movement will be stopped. In order to continue the cut, remove the
object from the side light barrier working area and restart the cut.
6. OPERATING ACTIVITIES
6.1 Knife change
It is recommended to change or sharpen the knife after about 8 hours of use,
6.1.1 Removing the knife
Drawing 14.
6.1.1.1 Rotary switch of the knife change cycle 1 (drawing 14) should be switched -
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turned to “I” position.
6.1.1.2 Press simultaneously both push-buttons 2 (drawing 14), starting the cutting
cycle. The knife will stop in the lower position.
6.1.1.3 Switch-off the electric supply by rotating the main switch 4 (drawing 14) to “O”
position.
Drawing.15
6.1.1.4 Unscrew screws 1 (drawing 15) mounting the cover 2 and remove the cover
2.
Drawing.16
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6.1.1.5 Unscrew and remove the screw 1, the first one to right side of the knife bar
(drawing 16).
6.1.1.6 Turn on electric system by rotating the main switch 2 (drawing 16) into
position I. Turn on cutter system by pressing the green button 3.
6.1.1.7 Rotary switch of knife change 4 (drawing 16) put into O position.
6.1.1.8 Press simultaneously buttons 5. Knife move to its upper position.
.
Drawing 17.
6.1.1.11 Unscrew and remove screws 1,2 (drawing.17).
6.1.1.10 Into the holes from which the screws 1 and 2 were unscrewed, 1 and 2,
screw the transporting clamps 1 (drawing 18) which are an equipment of the cutter,
so as to fix the knife to the knife
6.1.1.11 Unscrew and remove the remaining clamping screws 2 of the knife bar.
(drawing 18).
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Drawing 18.
Drawing 19.
Holding with the transporting clamps 1, release a clip, by rotating them by ½ turn to
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left simultaneously, and put out the knife down with care. Place the removed knife
into the special protective package (drawing 20), with the cutting edge to the
inside, fix with two bolts, and unscrew the transporting clamps 1. For unscrewing the
clamping screws of the knife to the knife bar, use Allen key (an accessory of the
cutter)
Drawing 20. Knife package
1. Board
2. Frame
3. cover
4. knife
5. screws
6. washer
7. nut
6.1.2. Knife installation
6.1.2.1.Unscrew all adjusting screws 1 /Drawing 21/, so that their faces are hidden into
the knife bar body.
Drawing 21A – adjusting screw 1 is lower than knife bar lobe 2 – correct position
Drawing 21B- adjusting screw 1 is higher than knife bar lobe 2 – incorrect position,
screw must be unscrewed.
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WARNING: The new knife must be supported by its upper edge on the knife bar.
Not obeying this rule may cause machine overload and possible damage if new
knife is higher than the old one.
Note: to avoid the knife cutting edge dent by the table surface, put a strips of
cardboard or similar.
Drawing 21.Adjusting screws position.
6.1.2.2. Screw the screws (1) into holes of knife (2), second from left and second
from right side. Take the knife form the package 3 (drawing 22).
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Drawing 22.
6.1.2.3. Holding the screws 1 put the knife 2 into the cutter, and match the
transporting screws into the knife bar gaps 3. (drawing 23)
Drawing 23.
Put the knife to Upper position until its up edge touches the bar lobe 2 (drawing 21).
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Drawing 24.
6.1.2.4 Mount the knife in the beam by rotating with force both screws 1 to the right
(drawing 24)
6.1.2.5 Input the mounting screws 2 (drawing 24)
6.1.2.6 Unscrew both screws 1 (drawing 24) and put into its position mounting screws
1,2 (drawing 25)
Drawing 25.
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6.1.2.7 C a refully unscrew rst screw (2) from the left (drawing 24) paying attention that
the head of screw does not stick out the knife bar slide.
6.1.2.8 Rotate the knife change button (1, drawing 26) into “I” position.
6.1.2.9 Press simultaneously cutting buttons 2 (drawing 26) to start cut. Knife will
stop in lower position.
6.1.2.10.Turn o the Power supply by rotating the main switch 3 (drawing 26) to O
position.
Drawing 26.
6.1.2.11.Loose screws 4 (drawing 26) so the knife drops down with its weight into the
cutting stick of full length.
6.1.2.12.Mount the screws 5 (drawing 26) to maximum, until the knife blade cuts the
stick by 0.3 mm.
6.1.2.13. Fasten the screws 4 (drawing 26)
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6.1.2.14. Turn on power supply by rotating button 3 into position „I”
6.1.2.15. Knife change button 1 rotate into O position.
6.1.2.16. Press simultaneously buttons 2. Knife will move into its upper position.
6.1.2.17. Turn off Power supply by rotating button 5 into O
6.1.2.18. Strongly fasten the first screw from the left side 2 (drawing 24)
6.1.2.19. Turn on Power supply by rotating button 3 into position I
6.1.2.20. Turn on electric system by pressing Green button 3 (drawing 16)
6.1.2.21. Make trial cut.
If knife does not correctly cut the last page of paper pile repeat point 6.1.2.7.
6.1.2.22 Mount cover 2, screws 1 (drawing. 27)
Drawing 27
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6.2 Cutting stick change.
The cutting quality of the bottom sheets and the rate at which the knife dull s depend s greatly
on the cutting stick. Changing or rotating the stick is recommended after each change of
the knife, or when bottom sheets are not completely cut.
Drawing 28. Cutting stick change
Cutting stick (1) is introduced to a rectangular channel between the cutter tables (2)
(drawing 28) and locked by pin (drawing 29). To have an access to the die, cover (2)
(drawing 29) should be removed.
To make the stick (1) change easier, please use screwdriver 3 (drawing 29).
The stick (1) should be place with its hole 3 on the pin in the underknife bar to
prevent sliding.
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Drawing 29. Cutting stick removal
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Drawing 30. Stick usage
The stick can be rotated 4 times In both planes to achieve 4 lines 1,2,3,4.(drawing 30)
Note: Gap between the tables, where the stick is put, must be always clean.
6.3 Parallelism of backgauge
If the backgauge is out of square (1), it is necessary to perform the adjustments
shown on drawing 31.
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Drawing 31 Backgauge parallelism adjustment
To adjust the bar, it is necessary:
- to loosen both screws (1), fastening the pushing bar (4) to a slide;
- to loosen nuts (2)
- to set the pushing bar at appropriate angle, turning with adjusting screws (3)
- to lock the adjusting screws (3) with nuts (2);
- to tighten strongly screws (1).
After a trial cutting, repeat adjusting, if it is necessary, till the cutting parallelism is
obtained.
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6.4 False clamp
The false clamp can be installed in order to avoid creating marks by the clamp beam
on the cut material.
Drawing 32. False clamp
False clamp is fixed under the front table (drawing 33).
Drawing 33. False clamp location (when it is not installed in the clamping beam)
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In order to install the false clamp in the clamping beam:
• press the buttons 1 (drawing 34) to move clamping beam 5 down
• when the clamping beam will go down about 2 cm and uncover the holes for
screws 4, release right button 1 (left button 1 should be still pressed)
• press the button 2 “O”, to turn o control system
• put the false clamp into the clamping bar – the rods of the false clamp should be
inserted into the holes on the bar, the false clamp should t tightly to t
he bottom
su
rface of the bar
• strongly screw the screws 4 into tapped holes in the beam using allen key to
block the false clamp in the clamping beam
• press the button 2 “I” to switch on the control system
• press the button 1 to move clamping beam up again
When the false clamp is installed, minimum cut will be bigger than during the cut
without the false clamp – it will be 30 mm (20 mm without the false clamp). Also the
maximum pile height will be smaller (56 mm with the f
alse clamp, 60 mm without the
f
alse clamp).
If the false clamp is not installed in the clamping beam, it should be installed under the
front table (drawing 33).
If the false clamp is not installed under the front table, the control panel works
automatically as if the false clamp was installed in the clamping beam – the minimum cut
will be bigger (30 mm).
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Drawing 34. Installing the false clamp in the clamping beam
7.MAINTANCE
7.1 Lubrication
Location of lubrication points to be greased every week is shown on drawings
36,37,38. Access to the stated lubrication points is possible after dissembling the
shield shown on the drawing 35
1. Knife cover
2. Backgauge cover
3. Stand cover
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Drawing 35 Covers arrangements
7.1.1 Knife unit lubrication
For the knife unit lubrication non-liquid grease have to be used.
The following parts should be lubricated on the both parts of the cutter:
1. Side surfaces of the guides (contacted with the knife body)
2. Side surfaces of the knife body
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Drawing 36 Location of the knife lubrication points.
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7.1.2 Backgauge lubrication
In the backgauge mechanism the following parts must be lubricated: guiding roller
(drawing 37 indicated with a triangle) and located under the roller lead screw (not
marked on the drawing). This screw should be lubricated with the non-liquid grease,
on the guiding roller, apply a thin coat of the grease.
Drawing 37 Back gauge (triangle) and clamping (hexagon) lubrication points
location
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7.1.3 Clamping mechanism lubrication
The parts of the clamping mechanism have to be lubricated with non-liquid grease. In
the clamping mechanism the fo llowing parts should be lubricated: clamp bar runners
(1) (drawing 37, signed with hexagon), roller bearing (2) (drawing 38), mounting point
of hydraulic cylinder (drawing 38) .
Drawing 38 Clamping lubrication points
7.1.4 Hydraulic system
Overow valve is set in factory to value 170 bar and sealed. The value can be
controlled by manometer (included in unit) by connecting it to manometer slot.
WARNING: Changes to pressure values by operator will void manufacturer’s warranty.
7.1.4.1 Working conditions
- temperature in the room 5 °C- 30 °C,
- hydraulic oil HL 46,
- Dust-free air
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- air circulation for cooling
- temperature of hydraulic oil should not exceed values given by supplier
- the unit is designe d to work in a closed room, protected from any environmental
conditions: direct sun, rain etc.
- unit is designed to work in horizontal position
- it should be used according to health and safety rules
- unit should be maintained by qualied sta
Drawing 39. Oil change in the hydraulic unit
Hydraulic unit producer recommends to change the oil after one year of intensive use.
In order to change the oil, remove drain plug 2 located on the bottom of the tank 1. Oil should
be let out when it is still warm. New oil should be lled after screwing the drain plug 2
through the hole in the lter 3.
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7.2. Inspections
7.2.1. General recommendations
• Clean carefully machine after each work-shift /paper dust.
• Pay attention to cleanness of the control element contacts /contractors,
switches.
• Check correctness of the cutter screw connections, and tighten them, if
necessary.
7.3. Regeneration of knife
Quality and accuracy of the cutting depends on the knife sharpness and the
correct choice of the cutting edge angle.
7.3.1 The features of blunt knife:
- rough and uneven plane of stack to be cut;
- edges seizing of material to be cut;
- inaccurate cutting;
− increased accumulation of the paper dust;
7.3.2. Grinding conditions of the cutter knife:
- grinding machine of correct operation;
- appropriate chosen grinding whe
el
- clean and sharp grinding wheel /”sparked out”/
- appropriate coolant
- correct chosen grinding parameters
- even fixing of the knife
The manufacturer of knives used in the cutter recommend the cup-type grinding wheel
or grinding segments, “J” hardness, 60-80 grain size, with keeping:
- 500 m/min grinding peripheral speed;
- 8-10 m/min traveling speed;
- max. Grinding Wheel stroke per 1 feed: 0,005 mm;
- cooling with water-oil emulsion, 60 l/min., at least;
The correct sharpen knife is shown on drawing 40
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D
rawing 40 Deviations and roughness of the knife.
7.3.3. Selection of the grinding angle
Depending on the cut down material, a ground o angles are between 16
o
and 26o.
Soft material needs a smaller grinding angle, whereas a hard material, a larger grinding
angle.
If the cut materials are of dierent hardness, a larger grinding angle is preferable.
Drawing 41. The cutting edge angles.
The double-chamfered cutting angle /Drawing 41 right side/, for example 20/24
o
,in an
auxiliary mean and advantages th e better material discharge after cutting.
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8. ELECTRIC DOCUMENTATION 1 phase 230V
8.1 Electrical equipment
8.2 Electric table
Nr Symbol
Quantity
Name Type
Manufacturer
01
K7
K9 2 Contactor S-N12CX AC24V MITSUBISHI
02
T1 1 Transformer
Tma 100VA
220/24V
BREVE –
TUFVASSO NS
03
F1
F3
2 Fuse
2A
3,15A PL
04
F2
F7
2 Overload switch
S301 B4A
S301 B6A
Schneider / Legrand
05
F5 1
Hydraulic motor
overload switch
S301 B16A Legrand
06
ZF-13z 1 Photocell controller ZF-13z KRONOS PL
07 FX3G 1 PLC FX3G-40MR/ES MITSUBISHI
08 INV3 1 Inverter FR-D720S-025-EC MITSUBISHI
09
K1
K2
K10
K11
K12
K13
6 Relay
24VAC R4
55.34.8.024.0040
Finder
6 Relay base 94.84.3SPA
8.3 Cutter
Nr Symbol Qty Name Type
Manufacturer
01
Q1 1 Cam 25A 4G25-10-US25 Apator
02
S1F
S2F
1 Button START-STOP
L61QA21
Adapter Z33E
Zestyk zw. 33E01
Zestyk Roz.33E10
BACO
03
S3B
S4B 2 Button switch
L21AA03
Adapter 33E01
Zestyk Roz. 33E10 –
2szt.
BACO
04
S7M 1 Rotary switch
LZ1KA03
Adapter 333E
Zestyk Roz. 33E10 –
1szt
BACO
05
SP 1 Limit switch XCKP2102G11 Schneider
06
S16N
S18N
2 Limit switch MAC6C Hartmann
07
CZ1 6 Inductive sensor PCID – 4ZP SELS
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CZ2
CZ4
CZ5
CZ6
CZ7
08
M2 1
Motor 1X230V 50-
60Hz
1,5kW/1400 r/min
HKK 207 FCSP SIEMENS
09
M3 1
Motor 3X400V 50-
60Hz
0,18kW/1400 r/min
Sg63 – 4B Tamel
10
SG1F
SG2F
1 Emergency switch
LWE16-300
Adapter Z33E
Zestyk zw. 33E01 -2szt
BACO
11
12 ENCODER 1 Rotary encoder HTR-W-360-23-PP-SA20 HONTKO CO.
13
H1 1 Red LED PL
14
H3 1 Green LED PL
15
LS 1 Cutting Line indicator
LLM635003-
D11L32AM20
PL
16 GOT 1000 1 Display GT 1020-LBLW MITSUBISHI
17
A0
A1
A2
A3
A5
5
Valve
24VDC HANSA FLEX
18
PA5 1 Pressure transmiter TS3-18-0-K1
ARGO-
HYTOS
19 DRP240-24
(S8VK)
1 Smps DRP240-24
(S8VK-24024)
.MEAN WELL
(OMRON)
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Hillsboro, OR 97124
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Local: 503-640-5920
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8. ELECTRIC DOCUMENTATION 52H-2 phase 220V
8.1 Electrical equipment
8.2 Electric table
Nr Symbol
Quantity
Name Type
Manufacturer
01
K7
K8 2 Contactor S-N12CX AC24V MITSUBISHI
02
T1 1 Transformer Tma 100VA 220/24V
BREVE –
TUFVASSO NS
03
F1
F2
F3
F4
F6
5
Overload
switch
iC60N 2P B25A
iC60N 2P B16A
iC60N 2P B10A
iC60N 2P C4A
iC60N 2P C4A
Schneider /
Legrand
04 S8VK 1 Smps S8VK-24024 OMRON
05
PNOZs3 1
Photocell
controller
PNOZs3 PILZ
06 FX 5U 1 PLC FX5U-32MR/ES MITSUBISHI
07 INV 1 1 Inverter FR-D720S-070-EC MITSUBISHI
08 INV 3 1 Inverter FR-D720S-025-EC MITSUBISHI
09
K1
K2
K9
K10
K12
K13
6 Relay
24VAC R4
55.34.8.024.0040
Finder
6 Relay base 94.84.3SPA
8.3 Cutter
Nr Symbol Qty Name Type
Manufacturer
1 Q1 1 Cam 25A
0172001
BACO
2
S1F
S2F
1 Button START-STOP
L61QA21
Adapter Z33E
Zestyk zw. 33E01
Zestyk Roz.33E10
BACO
3
S3B
S4B 2 Button switch
L21AA03
Adapter 33E01
Zestyk Roz. 33E10 –
2szt.
BACO
4 S7M 1 Rotary switch
LZ1KA03
Adapter 333E
Zestyk Roz. 33E10 –
1szt
BACO
5
S16N
S18N
2 Limit switch MAC6C Hartmann
6
CZ1
CZ4
CZ5
CZ6
5 Inductive sensor IME12-04NPSZW2S SICK
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CZ7
7 M1 1
Motor 3X230V 50-
60Hz
1,5kW/1400 r/min
HK K 407A 90LB4 SIEMENS
8 M2 1
Motor 3X230V 50-
60Hz
0,18kW/1400 r/min
Sg63 – 4B Tamel
9 M4 1
Blower 1x230V 50-
60Hz
UNI JET 40 ESAM
10
SG1F
SG2F
1 Emergency switch
LWE16-300
Adapter Z33E
Zestyk zw. 33E01 -2szt
BACO
11 ENCODER 1 Rotary encoder DBS36E-S3EK00600 SICK
12 H1 1 Red LED PL
13 H3 1 Green LED PL
14 LS 1 Cutting Line indicator
LLM635003-
D11L32AM20
PL
15 GOT 2000 1 Display GT 2103-PMBD MITSUBISHI
16
A0
A1
A2
A3
A5
5
Valve
24VDC HANSA FLEX
17 PA5 1 Pressure transmiter TS3-18-0-K1
ARGOHYTOS
18 LED 2 Led module 3 led 12V PL
MyBinding.com
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Hillsboro, OR 97124
Toll Free: 1-800-944-4573
Local: 503-640-5920
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