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
Dokit to generate consistency of installation
Quality checks for installation
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
[1]R0015311 Install and Align Datum rollers
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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
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
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)
1 Place laser base on machining centre rear vertical rollers and cast beam along outfeed frame.
2 Move gripper to be directly in front of laser and mark a vertical line to match laser dot
3 Rotate laser so base is on horizontal rollers and mark horizontal line onto gripper
4 Move gripper to indicated adjusting leg and using the 2 off floor jacking bolts to align laser dot to horizontal mark on gripper.
5 Repeat at adjusting leg 2,3 and 4
Rotate laser level in module B so base is against back fence rollers
Cast beam onto vertical pen mark on gripper
Adjust machining centre in directions and points shown to correct laser mark if required
Recheck all settings requested , As any adjustments can alter previously set positions
Check machine level
Grip pin positions
Once laser alignment has been set
Position Module A infeed table in front of Module B machining centre
Use Back fence of module A and Module B as y axis alignment point
Position X axis of Module A frame close to B as shown, approximately 23mm from roller assembly to module B clamp assembly
Do not finalise alignment yet, use as rough position markers
Y axis of machining centre infeed . This is done on the indicated face of the arms using a level . Only level the indicated arms as these are the only ones controllable by the jacking feet positions
#Use a laser level placed on the levelled machining centre infeed rollers, and cast a laser line along the length of the infeed table. Ensure the beam is positioned so a reading can be taken from each circled point on the frame. Take a measurement from the first circled point with a steel rule of the indicated area. Replicate this measurement at all points indicated along the frame by Adjusting the legs in pairs to raise or lower the appropriate arm
This will ensure the frame is level and flat
Height of module A is determined by load rollers.
Blue load rollers should be -1mm below Module B load rollers . Adjust All jacking points on module A the same amount to lift or lower the frame to match module B.
Y axis alignment is achieved by using laser .
1 Adjust Module A so backfence is behind Module B vertical roller by 1mm maximum
2 Position laser against back fence of module B and cast across Module A frame in front of backfences. Take measurement from first backfence
2 Adjust end of frame to achieve the same laser measurement as taken at first backfence
3 Recheck backfence alignment to module B, and repeat and adjust until all criteria is correct
X axis position is determined by gripper travel
Y axis position is determined back fences
Z axis is determined by cut table to infeed roller height
Position module F at end of Module E infeed frame
Approximately Align Saw roller back fences to Saw infeed back fences
Approximately align X axis position by setting the to frames spaced at the distance shown of 20mm
Use the indicated points to level the frame.
Use cut table indicated as levelling point
Level Y and X Axis of saw
It is vital to confirm Cut tables are in the correct position once levelled, and that movement has occurred during transport
To do this the base of the saw turn table must be checked for level. These readings must read exactly the same as the levelled cut table in the previous step
Any discrepancy should be reported
Saw module should be raised or lowered to align with blue load rollers on saw infeed table
Saw module should sit above blue rollers by no more than 1mm
Ensure levels previously set are not compromised when adjusting height
Double check levels are still correct once height has been adjusted
1 Position base of laser against back fence rollers and cast beam towards gripper
2 Position Gripper directly Infront of laser and mark vertical line on gripper to match laser dot
3 Rotate laser so base is on cut table and mark a horizontal line on the gripper to match the laser dot
3 Move Gripper to point one indicated , and inspect horizontal line to laser dot . Any discrepancy can be adjusted by the 2 off adjusting floor bolts directly below
4 Repeat this step and indicated points 2,3 and 4
Rotate the laser so the base is against the rear roller fence, and ensure the gripper is at its furthest point of travel away from the saw . Project the laser to the gripper. Adjust Saw module in directions shown to align the laser to the vertical mark on gripper
With the laser still casting along the infeed table, slowly return the gripper along the axis and inspect the laser dot in relation to lines added to gripper. Discrepancy should be less than 4mm on both axis
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