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General| Brand | Amada |
|---|---|
| Model | M-1245 |
| Category | Power Tool |
| Language | English |
Ensure machine accuracy and safety by checking level and tightening anchor bolts.
Use recommended oils and maintain adequate levels for lubrication and holddowns.
Strictly observe the maximum cutting thickness for safe and efficient operation.
Check blade for wear and replace early to prevent overload and maintain accuracy.
Proper blade clearance prevents damage, burrs, and jamming.
Always secure material with holddowns before cutting for safe operation.
Never operate the machine with safety guards removed; it is extremely dangerous.
Periodically check and retighten all bolts and nuts to ensure machine integrity.
Assign a responsible person for operation and maintenance to prevent accidents.
Keep this manual near the machine for ready reference and to ensure correct operation.
Construct foundation of concrete, ensure flatness, levelness, and adequate space.
Carefully unpack and lift the machine using secure lifting lugs to prevent impact.
Remove rust preventive coating with solvent and apply machine oil to surfaces.
Use spirit levels to achieve 0.05 mm/m tolerance and anchor with bolts.
Connect power supply cable to circuit breaker and ground wire to terminal.
Connect the foot switch cable plug to its designated receptacle on the machine.
Mount and align the side gauge support using T-bolts and secure it properly.
Attach the front support to the table using T-bolts and ensure it is level.
Verify the oil level in the hydraulic tank using the sight gauge.
Perform initial lubrication by operating the pump lever to distribute oil.
Overview of control panel buttons: POWER, DRIVE, lights, and mode selections.
Immediate machine stop function and procedure to resume operation after use.
Explanation of SINGLE, CONT., INCH, and OFF modes for different operations.
Using the light beam for alignment and the contact switch for automatic shearing.
Function of side gauge and front support in determining cutting width and alignment.
How limit switches enable automatic shearing when the worksheet contacts them.
Setting optimum blade clearance based on worksheet thickness for best shearing.
Performing individual shearing strokes by engaging the foot switch.
Operating the ram in continuous up-and-down cycles while the foot switch is pressed.
Executing automatic shearing strokes triggered by worksheet contact with limit switches.
Essential daily tasks: checking oil levels, lubrication, and blade condition.
Monthly tasks: V-belt tension check, machine leveling, and backgauge parallelism.
Step-by-step guide for safely removing and installing upper and lower blades.
Adjusting the lower blade height to match the table surface for proper feeding.
Correcting backgauge alignment for consistent sheared widths on both sides.
Aligning the beam light with the scribed line on the worksheet for accurate cuts.
Setting the ram to stop precisely at its Top Dead Center (TDC) position.
Front support features a scale for setting shear width without using the backgauge.
Device using electromagnetic roll to prevent worksheet deflection for accuracy.
Uses pneumatic pressure to hold worksheets, preventing deflection and ensuring accuracy.
Backgauge reverses automatically at the end to prevent interrupting sheet feeding.
Table detailing technical specs like thickness, length, weight, and motor power for each model.
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