Pneumatic function test for Rotary Ring
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Pneumatic function test for Rotary Ring
All lubrication points should be greased
2 pumps of grease to be added to each linear bearing
24 off bearings in total
4 off bearings per double slide base
2 off bearings per single slide base
Compressed air feed needs connecting to main 6mm blue feed pipe to ring.
Use adapter to enable safe connection via PCL coupling and probe
When air is connect to rotary ring, attention should be paid to any audible air leaks. If any are present, identify source and rectify
1 When air is connected, all cylinders should be in a contracted state. This is their home position
If correct practice has been followed, only the double slide cylinder will have the possibility of being at the incorrect home position . This is easily rectified
1 Image shows incorrect position when air has been connected to mains supply
2 To rectify, disconnect mains air feed and swap the two indicated pipes at the stem elbows
3 Reconnect air and confirm correct home position is now achieved
Valves can be activated manually by the control button. When pressed, the valve will fire the associated cylinder to its active position .
1 Manual valve activation button
4 off
Check that when valve is activated, spindle assembly goes to the position shown. Fire valve a few times to check movement is consistent. Cylinder speeds and cushioning will be set at a later point
4 off
Check that when valve is activated, spindle assembly goes to the position shown. Fire valve a few times to check movement is consistent. Cylinder speeds and cushioning will be set at a later point
1 Single stage cylinder activated by lower valve , see image for details
2 Double stage cylinder activated by upper valve , see image for details
Once pneumatic testing is complete disconnect the air supply
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