Key Steps for mechanical installation of ZX5
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Key Steps for mechanical installation of ZX5
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Key data for installation of ZX5
In each step if applicable, Manufacturing links have been included to aid the installation progress for correct understanding of assembly process to achieve desired results
Please use the links if any adjustments have to be made on site, as critical measurements and setting details will be provided within the build data
Please ensure any quality/ discrepancies are correctly reported if encountered
Identify if either saw infeed or multi head outfeed is the logical frame to place first .
Consider access to machine when installing 1st frame
Consider handing of machine
Position first frame identified to be first and set parallel to installation area
Take into consideration walkways, access one machine is installed and service connections
It is vital the support arm is utilized at this point to allow correct adjustment of position 1 and 2 support arms
Use the adjustment in the foot to correctly level arms 1 and 2
Both frames will be initially levelled in the same way, and then fine tuned once multi head or saw is installed
Y axis levelling
Once the previous step has been performed, reference brackets should be checked to confirm factory setting has been achieved
The levelling brackets indicated should match the level of the support arms
Discrepancy should be immediately reported
X axis is initially set up using the carriage plate as a register. Once additional units are installed and levelled , this x axis setting will be re checked and adjusted if required
Please note photo of level is taken from production stage. It is to give reference of the part to be used to to set X axis level. Position level at available point on assembled carriage plate
R0015028D ZX5 Hepco Beam Alignment Module C
R0015028D ZX5 Hepco Beam Alignment Module C part 2
Points A and B should be level with each other.
Adjust 2nd frame up or down on all frame bolts to achieve this
Take care not to effect previous level settings when adjusting height
It is crucial to set the squareness of the transfer table by adjusting the infeed/ outfeed tables.
1 The squareness can be checked by using a tape rule to make corner measurements at the points indicated
2 Second frame can be moved in the directions shown to adjust the corner measurements to make them both the same
Tolerance -+ 3mm
R0015291 Install Transfer Beams To Module C and E
Add remaining 7 transfer beams to two installed frames and fix in position on support arms
Once all transfer beams are installed, it is vital to check that the top faces or the transfer beams are all aligned to each other and provide a flat table for correct profile transfer
Use 2 meter straight edge to inspect top faces in relation to each other
Check X axis alignment of horiczontal and vertical rollers using 2 meter straight edge and feeler gauges
Any discrepancy must be reported and rectified if present
Tolerance 0.002" / 0.05mm
R0015311 Install and Align Datum rollers
R0002913E Install and Align Rotary head Subframe
Machining center is aligned to the outfeed using the following
Grip pin setting jig
Laser level
2 meter straight edge
X axis position is determined by hepco rail travel at full extent and center clamp bar within machining center. The gap here should be approximately 75mm.
Y axis position is determined by the grip pin jig and the machining center backfence rollers. The grip pin jig must be used at 2 points for correct alignment . Infeed datum rollers and v notch datum rollers.
Ensure gripper pins fall freely and centrally into alignment jig when setting.
Only move Machining centre to adjust this position
Height is determined by the datum horizontal rollers in the machining center and the blue rollers on the outfeed table. Out feed rollers and platform should be less than 1mm below the Machining centre rollers
Place laser level in the rear datum roller section of the machining center
Position gripper carriage as close to the laser level as possible
Mark a horizontal line of the carriage plate as a height datum
Move the carriage to above the next section of frame feet and adjust the pair of jacking bolts to adjust line to be on laser level mark
Repeat this step above every pair of frame legs where jacking bolts are
These steps will ensure the outfeed is now set on a dead flat plain
4. Use the pin jig to adjust the position of the machining center to allow the gripper pins to align with the jig at all points along the back fence rollers. hepco beam should also be moved from in to the out position also to double check this jig setting
5. Use laser against machining center rollers to cast a laser line along the outfeed. Pull the gripper as close as possible to the laser, and mark a vertical line on the gripper where the laser dot falls.
Move the gripper to the end of the hepco rail and check if the laser stop still aligns on the vertical line previously marked . If it doesn't , grip pin alignment will need re checking as it is crucial that both of these areas are correct
6 final height adjustment is set by using a 2 meter straight edge through the machining center rollers to the first set of rollers on the outfeed table. Machining center can be adjusted up or down to bring these rollers all onto the same height plain (-1mm maximum)
Saw back fence and saw infeed back fence are used for y axis alignment . Saw back fence should be slightly in front of saw infeed back fence. Around 1mm
2. X axis alignment
Frames should be marked to show measurement between frames to set this position . if not the defining factor is the gripper must not hit eject clamps when at full travel on x axis
Position module B in front of Module C
Ensure electrical cabinet is hinged out from the transport position
Align datum rollers within Machining centre with gripper as starting reference point
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