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General| Brand | FLENDER |
|---|---|
| Model | H Series |
| Category | Industrial Equipment |
| Language | English |
Overview of operating instructions, basic knowledge, and documentation landscape.
Requirements and recommendations for gear unit lubrication, including oil type and viscosity.
Guidelines for industrial security, cyber threats, and network protection.
Essential safety rules for working on electrical components as per EN 50110-1.
Identifies hazards like electric shock, burns, and required PPE for safe operation.
Specifies correct usage to prevent damage and ensure safety, defining improper use.
Overview of gear unit design, applications in various industries, and operational modes.
Details the construction and features of the gear unit housing, including its components.
Explains different oil supply methods like splash and pressure lubrication.
Describes various shaft seal types: rotary, labyrinth, taconite, and tacolab seals.
Explains cooling equipment such as fans and cooling coils for temperature regulation.
Information on heating elements for preheating gear unit oil at low ambient temperatures.
Components for visual monitoring of the oil level, like sight glasses and dipsticks.
Details systems for monitoring bearing condition using Pt 100, shock-pulse, or acceleration sensors.
Information on fitting and connecting speed encoders for monitoring rotational speed.
Details the telemetric measuring system for monitoring torque on gearbox shafts.
Describes a remote diagnostic system for monitoring gear unit health and performance.
Procedures for checking received gearbox for completeness and reporting damage.
Guidelines for safely transporting the gear unit, including attachment and packaging.
Instructions on safely attaching lifting equipment to gear unit lifting eyes and sling swivels.
Specific procedures for oil filling, draining, and preserving gear units with Tacolab seals.
General requirements and precautions for performing assembly work safely.
Procedures and checks for safely unpacking the gear unit upon receipt.
Detailed steps for assembling the gear unit, including foundation preparation and mounting.
Information on aligning and connecting couplings to ensure proper operation.
Procedures for connecting various components like cooling coils, sensors, and monitoring systems.
Guidelines and tables for bolt tightening torques, preload forces, and connection classes.
Preparatory steps and checks for commissioning the gear unit, including oil filling.
Procedures for commissioning the gear unit, checking systems, and documenting results.
Valid operating data, including maximum temperatures and pressures for oil and cooling water.
How to identify and respond to abnormal operating conditions like high oil temperature or noise.
Procedures for safely taking the gear unit out of service for prolonged periods.
General requirements and time limits for performing maintenance and servicing activities.
Overview of all maintenance and servicing tasks required at regular intervals.
Specific tasks such as cleaning venting screws, checking oil temperature, and cleaning fans.
Troubleshooting guide for identifying and rectifying common faults and their causes.
Contact details for customer service, technical queries, and ordering spare parts.
Measures for safely removing and disposing of the gear unit and its parts.
Environmental considerations for changing oil, cleaning spills, and disposing of materials.
Details needed to order correct spare parts, including order number, type, and quantity.
Declaration regarding partly completed machinery and applied essential health and safety requirements.
Information on the rating plate and its components, defining intended use limits.
Specifies the permissible ambient temperature range for gear unit operation.
Information on noise levels emitted by the gear unit at a distance of 1 meter.
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