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Fritsch ANALYSETTE 3 - Clamping the Torquemaster

Fritsch ANALYSETTE 3
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2. Insert the t
oothed belt in the belt clamping device as described in
Ä
Chapter 6.1.1 „Fing and clamping the sieves“ on page 23.
3. Insert the sie
ve set and pour in the sieving stock.
4. Fit the T
orqueMaster clamping lid.
5. Place the clamping unit on the clamping lid. The clamping unit
mus
t be ed as centrally as possible.
NOTICE!
This s
ymmetry is ensured by correctly adjusng
and securing the toothed belt.
6. Ligh
tly ghten the toothed belts on both sides and move the
clamping lever upwards, as described in
Ä
Chapter 6.1.1 „Fing
and clamping the sieves“ on page 23 under point 9.
Make sure that both indicators remain in their
c
entral posion.
7. The clamping s
ystem can now be clamped using the cordless
screwdriver.
7.4.2 Clamping the TorqueMaster
Clamping with a cordless screwdriver unl it disengages applies a repro-
ducible force of ~ 1 kN to the sieve cover.
Clamping processes during which the fricon clutch of the cordless
screwdriver does not disengage (e.g. due to defect, dead baery or oper-
ang error) do not provide the desired clamping force.
The correct clamping force is only achieved if the fric‐
on clutch of the cordless screwdriver triggers during
the clamping proc
ess.
The clamping unit must be operated with the dened disengagement
t
orque of the control element (cordless screwdriver). This disengagement
torque must be set by the clamping system manufacturer. Thus other
cordless screwdrivers, which were not set by Fritsch, must not be used. If
cordless screwdrivers with too high a torque are used, it will cause irrep-
arable damage to the clamping system for which no liability can be
assumed.
The use of cordless screwdrivers that merely have a lower torque will
result in the sieve stack being clamped with an insucient clamping
force.
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