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Technical
Specification |
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Model |
Riveting capacity (M.S. 38 Kg/mm2 U.T.S) |
Throat depth |
Shut height (Max) |
Stroke adjustable |
Cycle time adjustable |
Over all dimension |
Motor 3415V |
Air pressure |
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Model-003
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3mm
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110 mm |
003 - 110 |
0-30mm |
0-9.9 Sec
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003 - 490x400x800 |
0.25HP (0.18Kw)
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3-7 Kg/cm
2
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Model--005
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5mm
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110mm
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005 -160
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0-30mm
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0-9.9Sec
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005 - 490x400x800 |
0.5 HP
(0.37 Kw) |
3-7 Kg/cm
2
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Model-008
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8mm
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140mm
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008 - 160 |
0-45mm
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0-9.9Sec
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008 - 600x600x1100 |
1 HP (0.75Kw)
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3-7 Kg/cm
2
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Model-012
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12mm |
200mm
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012 - 210
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0-45mm
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0-9.9Sec
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012 - 660x610x1360
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1.5HP (1.2Kw)
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3-7Kg/cm
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Model-016-H
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16mm
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225mm
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016H -
210 |
0-45mm |
0-9.9 Sec
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016H - 510x760x7595 |
6.0HP (2.25Kw) |
0-80 Kg/cm
2 (Hydraulic Pressure)
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MULTIPOINT |
MULTISPINDLE RIVETING |
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FEATURES : |
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- Micromatic stop allows stepless and precise adjustment of stroke length
- Precise orbital motion
- Standard accessories include digital time control
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- Rigid construction
- Easy to service and maintain
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APPLICATIONS :
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Stepless adjustment of riveting force.
time, stroke and speed allows the machine to perform on a wide variety
of application. The machine can be used for a range of jobs from freely swiveling joints to clamped, torque resisting joints
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ADVANTAGES :
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- Long tool life
- Low axial thrust
- Gentle deformation
- Simple tooling and easy setup
- Least distortion of parent material.
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- Fast operation
- Noiseless operation
- Protects fragile parts
- Precise control on riveting process.
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Orbital Machines are in
use in the following areas :
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- Chain assembly
- Fans
- Clutch /brake liners
- Toys
- Hand tools
- Rollers
- Bakelite-metal assembly
- Bicycle parts
- Automobile / Auto electricals
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- Switch gear
- Surgical instruments
- Baggage
- Electronics/Electrical parts
- Castors
- Business machines
- Locks
- Typewriters
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Operators Guide |
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The Riveting power
head can be lowered or raised by turning the nut of the jacking
arrangement. Follow following instructions during lowering or
raising the head:- |
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At first keep the
fixture (in components loaded condition) on base and see the gap
between tool tip and rivet tip. Depending upon the gap, you have to
decide whether the power head is required to be raised or lowered
from its existing level. If you have to raise or lower the level of
power head follow the following steps. |
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Step-1 : Loosen the nuts and
raise the powerhead more than required and clamp there lightly.
Step-2 : Rotate the dial anticlockwise as seen from top till
it stops rotating.
Now the
machine will work with its full stroke available.
Step-3 : Rotate the dial clockwise as seen from top for three
complete turns. Now the machine will work with a stroke = full
stroke
– 6mm
Step-4 : Put the machine in SET mode and take a stroke.
Step-5 : Now bring the power head downwards such that tool
tip is about 0.5mm away from rivet tip.Clamp the power head at this
level
firmly.
Step-6 : Put the machine into RUN mode and start the
riveting.
Step-7 : Increase the stroke gradually and set the stroke as
required.
Step-8 :You can lock the dial to clamp this stroke
permanently with the help of grub screw
provided on the dial holder
at the right side of
operator. |
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Setting
the stroke: |
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For the convinience
of loading and unloading the job, the stroke should be kept as large
as possible. To achieve this follow the instructions given in above
point in step-1 to step-8. |
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The stroke of the spindle can be
increased or decreased by rotating the micromatic dial. One
graduation mark on the dial corresponds to 0.04mm. A legend plate on
the head indicates the direction of rotation of the dial to increase
or decrease the stroke. As seen from top of the machine, clockwise
rotation of micromatic dial reduces the stroke and anti clockwise
rotation of micromatic dial increases the stroke. The stroke should
be set such that the rivet head is formed to the required shape but
the riveting tool does not touch the workpiece. |
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Micromatic
dial
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Direction
indicating legend
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Setting
spindle downward speed: |
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A flow control valve
is provided on the bottom connection of the riveting power head. The
speed of the spindle is controlled by controlling the outward flow
of air from the bottom connection of the head. To increase the speed
of the spindle, rotate the screw inside the flow control valve with
a screwdriver in counter clock-wise direction. |
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Lubrication points on machine and
lubrication chart |
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Lubrication is
needed at two points as shown in figure. Lubricated air is also
important factor. |
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Make |
Oil to be filled in FRL |
LUB
Point 1 |
LUB
Point 2 |
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1. Castrol |
Magna-10 |
AP-3 |
AP-3 |
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2. Shell |
R-10 |
NLGI-3 |
NLGI-3 |
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3. Servo |
SPINTEK-10/12 |
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Lub
Frequency |
According to the use of m/c |
Once in two weeks |
Once in two weeks |
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Remarks |
Fill the lubricator bowl upto the mark |
2-3
strokes of grease gun |
2-3
strokes of grease gun |
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For air lubrication sufficient oil quantity and
proper setting of 1 drop per 15 strokes is important. |
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Removing
tool holder from the spindle: |
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To remove or mount tool holder on the
spindle use the tool kit supplied with the machine. This consists
of a C’ spanner and a open end spanner for model 005 and two C’
spanners for model 008, 012 .
1. Engage
the C’ spanner / open end spanner with rotary spindle and rest the
C’spanner / open end spanner on the machine frame.
2. Engage
the other C’spanner in the tool holder and rotate it in clock wise
direction as shown. |
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Trouble Shooting Guide: |
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TROUBLE |
POSSIBLE CAUSE |
REMEDY |
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1.Motor
not rotating. |
-No three phase supply. |
-Check three phase, 415 V supply at
panel. |
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-Contactor, O/L Relay. |
-Check setting on Overload Relay and
reset the Relay if required. |
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2.Spindle not
coming down. |
-No air
supply. |
-Check whether the system is connected
to compressed air supply. Minimum air
supply pressure should be 3.0 kg/cm.sq. |
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-Filter
unit clogged |
-Drain water collected in the filter
bowl.
Remove filter element and clean in petrol. |
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-Solenoid
valve is not
operating. |
-Check electric supply at solenoid coil.
Replace coil if found defective. |
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-Check
PCB Card. |
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-Check
whether there is NEUTRAL
connection on the terminal strip. A bulb
must glow when connected between
phase and neutral. If not, connect
neutral from mains supply. |
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-Check the continuity of glass fuse in
the panel. Replace the fuse if it is
defective. |
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-Foot switch connection
loose Or faulty.
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-Check continuity of wire going to foot
switch.
-Check and replace foot switch if required. |
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-Timer
setting is zero. |
-Check timer setting and set it for
required cycle time if necessary. |
3.Spindle
not going
up. |
-Manual override of
Solenoid Valve is ON
i.e. operated. |
-Check if the manual override of solenoid
valve is ON. It should be always OFF
i.e. at its normal position. |
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-Toggle
switch in SET
MODE. |
-Change
the toggle switch to Run mode. |
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4.Riveting finish Poor. |
-Tool
worn out. |
-Check tool length whether it is as per
drawing or not. |
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-Downward travel speed
of spindle is very fast. |
-Reduce
the spindle speed by tightening
the screw of flow control valve and set it
as required by trial and error method. |
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-Tool
holder defective. |
-Dismantle the tool holder and check for
worn out bearings and replace if required. |
5.Incomplete
Riveting. |
-Inlet air pressure is low |
-Increase the air pressure by
regulator
(Max.air pressure 6.0 kg/cm.sg) |
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-Riveting time too short. |
-Increase the time setting on the thumb
wheel switch on the panel. |
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-Insufficient Stroke |
-Check that the required
stroke is within
the capacity of the machine. If
necessary bring down the power head to
achieve full riveting |
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-Insufficient force
developed by the
cylinder due to internal
leakages. |
-Check
the cup seals and O-rings for
leakage. Replace damaged cup seals &
O-rings. |
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