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General| Brand | FlexLink |
|---|---|
| Model | X85 |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
Considers aspects for a safe installation, focusing on the chain as the critical factor for guarding.
Specifies the importance of providing order and drawing numbers when communicating with FlexLink.
Lists essential conditions to be met before operating the machine, focusing on user safety.
General safety advice including avoiding loose clothing and not climbing on equipment.
Safety considerations for end drive units, including chain slack and accessibility of moving parts.
Safety note regarding the in-feed guides for the chain return loop in intermediate drive units.
Safety advice for horizontal bend drive units, emphasizing accessibility of the drive wheel.
Safety concerns regarding the opening between links in idler units and accessibility of idler ends.
Discusses guarding requirements for wheel bends and accessibility of idler ends.
Highlights safety measures for cleated chains due to increased pinch and shear points.
Ensures guarding remains secure and effective during maintenance routines.
Advises reading documentation and contacting FlexLink for safe operation of control systems.
Outlines the necessary knowledge and skills for maintenance and service technicians.
Specifies required experience and knowledge for electricians working with the equipment.
States that operators must have appropriate training and/or experience to use the equipment correctly.
Provides guidance for planned maintenance schedules, adaptable to local environmental conditions.
Provides directions for standard components and non-FlexLink equipment, ensuring safety and minimizing breakdowns.
Introduces the three types of drive units: end drive, intermediate drive, and horizontal bend drive units.
Explains the purpose and procedure for adjusting the slip clutch to prevent damage.
Covers inspection procedures for roller chain transmission, worm gear motors, and conveyor chain guides.
Covers inspection of common types of conveyor chains and safety measures for cleated chains.
Covers inspection of slide rails, beams, idlers, and bends for proper functioning.
Details regular checks for protective covers on cleated chains, slack protection, and other guarding.
Provides instructions for removing and fitting conveyor chains, including precautions.
Explains the importance of correct slide rail assembly and outlines key points for installation.
Presents a checklist and schedule for various maintenance tasks with operating hour intervals.
Emphasizes safety precautions for dismantling by competent persons and handling of pressure systems.
Details the process for dismantling end drive units with suspended motors, including oil drainage.
Provides steps for dismantling end drive units that do not have a slip clutch.
Details the procedure for dismantling end drive units that are equipped with a slip clutch.
Illustrates the steps for removing guide rails and their associated brackets.
Explains how to split and remove the conveyor chain, with safety notes for overhead conveyors.
Details how to unscrew grub screws and remove end drive units from the conveyor.
Describes removing slide rails by drilling out rivets or plastic screws from the extrusion profile.
Explains how to dismantle conveyor extrusions from support brackets systematically.
Provides steps for dismantling the conveyor support system.
Instructs to sort materials for disposal and include a list of materials.
Advises on handling interaction with other equipment during dismantling and disposal.
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