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4.Stroke adjustment (modes 1 and 7 are not used)
(1)Descent stroke of press ram can be adjusted by the mechanical stopper. Slowly loosen the cap screw at the top of
stopper. Since stopper has threads, it is easy to turn freely.
(2)If position adjustment is completed, tighten cap screw firmly to fix. (Stroke becomes short by turning clockwise) After
the completion of adjustment, it is necessary to install acrylic cover for sure protection.
(3)In the case that stroke is adjusted, it is necessary to verify the operation of photo sensor for press-fit load measurement
end signal.
※Example of stopper utilization: (1) Prevention from stamping without product; (2) In the case that press-fit dimensions
are determined by the press stroke
5.Adjustment related to press output and descending speed
(1)Press output is adjusted by the regulator. Refer to “Air-press instruction manual.”
Press output should not be set to the load-cell rating loads or greater. If excessive loads are applied, this might
destroy the load-cell caused by the permanent deformation.
(2)Press descending speed is adjusted using speed controller for descending.
(3)Press ascending speed is adjusted using speed controller for ascending.
6.How to verify the press output
(1)Switch for switching operation function is set to “Die matching” side.
(2)Products for which crimping or press fitting was terminated are to be placed on die.
(3)Push “0” (zero) key and then push “SET/CHG” key for making load display to “0”.
(4)Input press start signal to make press ram descend.
* Continue to input start signal until (6).
(5) When upper die touches with product, press loads are displayed with digital.
(6) After confirmation of press output, press start signal is switched to “OFF” to make press ram ascend.
If cylinder mechanical stopper works or cylinder is at the stroke end position, correct output confirmation
cannot be made.
Do not push reset key when pressurizing. For press start signal, continuously input the signal from press start
to the end of output confirmation.
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