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3 ADJUSTING
3.1 TENSION OF THE BLADE (Fig. 4)
Turn the handwheel clockwise B till the green indicator
lights C up.
WARNING:
The tensioning device is equipped with a safety
microswitch which prevents the machine from
operating till the blade is tensioned correctly.
3.2 BAR STOP (Fig. 6)
Use the bar stop supplied if you have to do several cuts
on pieces of the same length.
In this way you do not have to repeat the same
measurement each time.
Before adjust the bar stop, be sure the main switch B (Fig.
7) is in 0 position.
Screw rod A into the hole of the vice and fasten it with nut
B Slacken the handwheel C and place the stop D at the
correct distance from the blade. Tighten handwheel C again.
3.3 CUTTING ANGLE (Fig. 7)
The machine can effect cuts ranging from 0° to 60°.
To unlock the body rotation, release the handle A on the
rotating support.
Rotate the machine body to the left up to the stop which is
set to 60° by the manufacturer.
To have the stop set to 45°, loosen the handwheel E, pull
the bracket D till the end of stroke corresponding to the
end of the slot of the bracket and re-lock the handwheel E.
Now, when the machine body is turned to the left, the stop
is automatically at 45°.
To restore the stop at 60°, proceed as above described and
re-position the bracket D to its original position.
For all other inclinations, match the mark C of the rotating
support and the corresponding position on the plate B.
3.4 CUTTING SPEED (Fig. 8-3)
SINGLE PHASE VERSION (Fig. 8)
Your sawing machine is equipped with CESC (Constant
Electronic Speed Control), which allows gradual and
continuous variation of the cutting speed, adapting it to the
type and dimension of the material to be cut (see cutting
table).
To select the most suitable speed, use the speed control
knob A to increase or decrease the speed as you require.
THREE-PHASE VERSION (Fig. 3)
Use the speed variator B to select the most suitable cutting
speed according to the type and section of the material to
be cut (see CUTTING TABLE).
3.5 SLIDING BLADE GUIDE (Fig. 3)
The sliding blade guide D with integrated protection fitted
on your sawing machine is used to perform the cut while
guiding the necessary part of the blade and fully protecting
the part not used in the cutting process. Slacken the knob
E and slide the blade guide D so as to move it closer to or
further from the part to be cut, as shown in the figure.
WARNING:
If this adjustment is not done, the part of the
blade not used in the cutting process will be
exposed and this will create an extra risk of
contact, besides altering the quality of the cut.
3.6 BEARINGS BLADE GUIDE (Fig. 9)
The blade guides A on the outside of the sawing machine
are eccentric and adjustable so as to semplify blade
replacement and to keep it guided as its best.
They must always touch the blade slightly, so that they
rotate when the blade passes, but must not be completely
locked.
In order to approach or remove the eccentric blade guides,
gently turn the head of the screws B using a 10 mm.
wrench key.
4 USE
4.1 BLADE COOLING (Fig. 11)
Your sawing machine is equipped with an automatic blade
cooling system controlled by a motor pump A positioned
inside the tank.
Before operating the machine, prepare 12 litres of a 10%
oil-water emulsion by pouring directly the necessary oil
into the water with a temperature not lower than 10 degrees.
Agitate the mixture thoroughly and pour it in the pump tank
B.
Do not operate the machine without coolant to avoid damage
to the blade.
Use the oil specified for the preparation of the coolants
(see OIL TABLE)
CAUTION:
Always check that the lubrication jet is aimed
towards the blade and that its cock is not opened
too much before you put the machine in
operation.
AGIP OXALIS
CASTROL SUPER
CHEVRON EP
ESSO KUTWELL
MOBIL SOLVAC
SHELL DROMUS
TOTAL LACTUGA
IP UTENS
OIL TABLE
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