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• 90mm Z Profile Modifications  + (Modification necessary to allow 90mm tall profile Z sections to be handles by Stuga Machines Liniar LCW9022)

• Catégorie:Administration  + (Administrative processes for Stuga Colleagues)
• TB0418 Use of Plastic Reinforcing On Stuga Machines  + (As the development of uPVC systems has adv … As the development of uPVC systems has advanced, there is greater and greater use of pre-reinforced profile on Stuga machinery. The profile is often made of a recycled plastic and is inserted into full lengths of profile. It is fixed using a series of staples along the length. The machines were not originally designed with this in mind. We have experienced four serious issues from testing this system in the field.ues from testing this system in the field.)
• Case Study - Saw Jamming due to Y Notch at End Of Bar Offcut Length  + (Case study of profile jamming due to Y notch at the end of the bar)
• Commissioning - Z-Block Calibration  + (Commonly used during sawing on Z transoms, the Z block operation is used to fasten the profile, making sure it does not move during sawing.)
• TB0394 Fitting Ultrasonic Sensor to Flowline OCLEAR  + (Currently, the Flowlines have an m12 barre … Currently, the Flowlines have an m12 barrel sensor fitted for the OCLEAR sensor. After research and updates to new machines, we have found that fitting an ultrasonic sensor is much more reliable and effective at picking up different profile colours. For this reason, we have created an upgrade kit to enhance the functionality of the OCLEAR sensor.ce the functionality of the OCLEAR sensor.)
• Autocut Daily Maintenance  + (Daily maintenance tasks on a Stuga Autocut machine)
• Policy - Stock Naming  + (Defines the policy for the naming of Stuga Stock Parts and control of the additional fields used)
• Waste and trim cut improvements December 2019  + (Describing the changes and enhancements to the trim cut and throwaway chunk cutting on Stuga Sawing)
• Minable and Maxable - Operations at the ends of the bar  + (Description and definition of minable and maxable on a Stuga flowline. Why and how this leads to larger trim and waste amounts at the start and end of the bar)
• Hazard Rating System  + (Description of the Hazard rating system employed by Stuga Machinery Ltd to classify and compare risk)
• Autocut Saw Beckhoff Upgrade  + (Details on the Beckhoff upgrade available to Stuga Autocut saws)
• Parameters Dictionary  + (Dictionary of parameters in Stuga machines)
• TB0331 Idle Time Overrun Message  + (Error message appears on screen to operator. “Idle Time Overrun – Contact Stuga”. It is not clear what this message means or what could be the root causes.)
• TB0287 Importance of Outfeed Clear Sensor  + (Following an H&S Incident (0005 – Nova … Following an H&S Incident (0005 – Nova Profile Ejecting), all flowlines and ZXs need to be checked to ensure the “Outfeed Clear” sensor is working. The incident proved that if the sensor fails, the outfeed may not be clear and hence the profile can be pushed back through the machine.rofile can be pushed back through the machine.)
• Reducing Saw Cut Height for Lower Profiles  + (For sawing modules running from winMulti ( … For sawing modules running from winMulti (including flowlines with integrated control), there is an option to reduce the cut height. This is managed through an additional sensor on the saw cut stroke cylinder. This is particularly useful on saws with a 500mm blade (to cut wide or tall profiles) but a reduced cycle time can be gained by reducing the saw cut stoke time by limiting its travel on shorter profilesby limiting its travel on shorter profiles)
• Stuga Batch Cutting List Specification  + (Full specification of the file format used by the entire range of Stuga machinery for cutting lengths and machining operations)
• Coronavirus Guidelines for Stuga Staff  + (Guidelines and best practices for Stuga Employees)
• Back Polish Stuga Saw Blades  + (How to back polish a Stuga saw blade using emery cloth)
• Changing Main Saw Blade  + (How to change the main saw blade on a Stuga machine)
• Autocut Cutting Tall Profiles  + (How to configure a Stuga Autocut saw to cut tall profiles)
• WinMulti Shutdown procedure  + (How to correctly shut down the Stuga Autocut)
• Fortigate VPN Installation  + (How to create a VPN connection to Stuga HQ using Fortigate Client [Used from June 2022])
• Stuga Product Database - Edit Product Data  + (How to edit the product data on the Stuga website Spares Database)
• Increasing Waste Amount for Specific Profiles  + (How to ensure the optimiser wastes a set amount of profile from the end of every bar)
• Parts Identification - Cill Support Blocks  + (How to identify the cill pads used on the Stuga Ancilliaries Saw)
• Ecoline Site Installation Guide  + (How to install a Stuga Ecoline)
• Z Transom Width Measurement  + (How to measure the width of a Z section profile)
• Autocut Open Guard Doors  + (How to open the doors on a Stuga Autocut machine)
• Correcting Screen Display Issues  + (How to overcome common screen issues on Stuga Machines)
• Contacting Stuga Service  + (How to report an issue on Stuga Machinery)
• Autocut Startup Procedure  + (How to safely switch on and startup a Stuga Autocut Machine)
• Setting Arrow Heads on ZX5 or ZX5-E  + (How to set arrow heads on Stuga ZX5 and ZX5e machines with the SY axis and Y notching on saw)
• Setting Ultrasonic Sensor - Vertical  + (How to set ultrasonic sensor to detect profile)
• WinMulti - Changing The Colour Identification Box  + (How to use the colour identification box to indicate profile colour and loading orientation)
• Viewing Camera Footage from Hikvision Cameras  + (How to view the live footage and stored data from a Hikvision camera on a Stuga machine)
• Stuga Gripper Insert Identification  + (Identification aid for Stuga Machine Grippers)
• Energy Chain Installation - 2500 Series  + (Installation of the Igus 2500 Energy chain on Stuga machines)
• TB0269 Proving Accuracy Variation due to Ambient Temperature  + (It has long been known that profile lengths grow and shrink with thermal expansion. This bulletin explains a method used to visually prove that this is a root cause of accuracy issues)
• Factory Settings Menu  + (Link page to guide to Factory Settings for Stuga Machinery)
• Stuga Machine IO Dictionary - Inputs  + (List of input references used on Stuga Machines)
• Stuga Machine IO Dictionary - Outputs  + (List of output references used on Stuga Machines)
• Recommended Lubricants  + (Lubrication is essential for reliability and extended life of your Stuga machine)
• Install markings and measurements ZX5  + (Markings and measurements required by the … Markings and measurements required by the Install team, after a machine commission. This helps towards a smoother install process, getting the machine module positions and fencing to be in the same place (or close to) as they were during the commission at stuga base. were during the commission at stuga base.)
• 90mm Z Profile Modifications  +
• RMAUT04 Autoflow Reduce Guard to Floor Height  + (Modification to reduce the guard to floor height <180mm)
• Naming Convention for Axis Drives  + (Policy for naming axes on Stuga Machines)
• Naming Convention for Machine Modules  + (Policy for naming modules on Stuga Machines)
• Catégorie:Maintenance  + (Procedures for Set up and maintenance of Stuga Machines)
• Stuga Machinery Operator Responsibilities  + (Responsibilities for the operators and maintenance operatives when using Stuga machinery)
• Stuga Machinery Safety Labels and Signs  + (Safety Signs and Labels Used on Stuga Machinery)
• Catégorie:Specification  + (Specification pages for Stuga Machines)
• Saw Variable Angle Cutting Specification  + (Specification used for variable angle cutting on Stuga Saws)
• ZX5 Specification  + (Specifications for Stuga ZX5)
• Consumables List  + (Stuga Machinery Consumables List)
• TB0425 Lenovo Tablet Setup  + (Stuga Service Engineer Tablet Setup)
• Stuga LEV Statement  + (Stuga policy on LEV regulations)
• TB165 C0001 Stepper Motor Obsolescence  + (The C0001 stepper motor used on the G axis of flowlines and on all motors on the router has become obsolete. A replacement will be available using the same Stuga part number)
• Training Laser on Ecoline  + (The laser on an Ecoline needs to be specially set up to measure the profile accurately)
• Stuga Zebra Label Batch File Specification  + (The requirement is for a separate file to … The requirement is for a separate file to directly print labels from the Stuga machinery, driven by the third party software company. To maintain backwards compatibility, a third saw link file will be generated – a Zebra print file written in the zebra printer language. This allows graphic and font information to be transferred to create a more visually appealing label.to create a more visually appealing label.)
• TB0434 Setting Up Deep Y notches on ZX5  + (The saw “Y drive” on a ZX5 is limited in i … The saw “Y drive” on a ZX5 is limited in its depth range to +/- 20mm from the centreline of the profile, and 20mm from the backfence. This is fine for most normal Y notching, but there are combinations when a particularly deep Y notch is required. This process is also useful on an Autoflow where the SY axis distance is limited by the backfence / top clamp interference by the backfence / top clamp interference)
• ZX5 Improvements and Upgrades  + (This document is intended for existing users and owners of Stuga Flowlines to help explain the improvements and enhancements made to the flowline / ZX3 / ZX4 range of machines into out latest flagship product - the ZX5)
• TB0408 Stuga PCB Design Normalisation  + (This document records the result of the process carried out today to “normalise” the design and part notation for the PCBs that Stuga outsource. This follows confusion of poor naming and a lack of part numbers.)
• AX8000 Drives - ES Contactor Wiring  + (This document will provide the relevant instructions on how to add a safety contactor for the 3 phase power going to the Beckhoff AX8000 series drives on the Stuga Machines.)
• General Accuracy Guidelines for Engineers - Start Here  + (This is the launch page for starting an accuracy journey on any Stuga machine. It contains general principles to follow and signposts further procedures and pages to investigate further)
• Important Information - Stuga Machinery  + (This maintenance log is designed to be used in conjunction with the Stuga Daily, Weekly and Monthly maintenance procedures. These maintenance procedures are essential to the function of the machine and must be carried out.)
• TM016 Arrow Head Adjustment on Saw  + (This module guides the engineer on how to correctly adjust the centralising mechanism on Stuga saws. The engineer will need a reasonable mechanical knowledge, and a working knowledge of the operation of the machine.)
• WinMulti - Adding Cuts to the Manual Input Piece  + (This page will instruct the operator in the correct Procedure to add cuts to the manual input profile.)
• TB0421 Balluff OBEAM Sensor Information  + (This technical bulletin is for the Balluff BOS01FN sensor. Stuga part number is E0001139. Please see pictures below:)
• STU440 Router Manual  + (User Guide for Stuga Router)
• Setting Up Email Production Reports  + (Version 6 of the stuga software has a facility for emailing a daily production report to nominated email addresses)
• TB0250 Fault Finding Welding Issues  + (Welding Issues - particularly with Y notches - can have a number of root causes outside the Stuga Machine. This checklist identifies a number of potential root causes that have been regularly known to occur)
• Pneumax Valve Bank Recycling  + (Which components to send back to Stuga for recycling)
• ZX5 Clamp and Gripper Height Changes for Tall Profile  + (With the correct model and spec the ZX5 is … With the correct model and spec the ZX5 is able to take some tall profiles above 90-95 mm tall. To be able to take any profile bar above 90mm in height, certain manual mechanical changes and adjustments are required to the saw outfeed clamp and the grippers, by the operator / maintenance engineer, before being able to put a tall profile through the machine. The below guide shows how to carry out these adjustments. shows how to carry out these adjustments.)