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6.2.1 Lubrication
Machine parts
6.2.2 Wire mesh belt
Wire condition The wire mesh belt is lightly damaged.
1. Bend the links into shape.
A part of the wire mesh belt is damaged.
1. Cut the links to remove the damaged parts of the wire mesh belt.
2. Thread the new part into one end of the wire mesh belt. Use the smallest wire
mesh belt part possible.
The wire mesh belt is worn.
1. Cut the links in one row.
2. Remove the wire mesh belt.
3. Guide a new wire mesh belt into the machine.
Wire connection
1. Cut each last link at 1/3 length; start at the
second row.
2. Connect the wire mesh belt ends with the
cut links. If this can be just done, the tension
is correct.
3. Connect the cut links with the supplied bush-
es (A). Use pliers to fix the bushes to the
links.
Wire tension Check the wire mesh belt for low tension. A loosely running wire mesh belt runs
noisily.
1. Verify which links are redundant.
2. Remove the redundant links to achieve the correct tension.
Lubricator Application Frequency
Shell Ondina Oil 15 Form plate assembly Daily, first production run
Klüber 4UH1-15 Conveyor belt chain and
sprocket
Every 40 hours
Klüber 4UH1-68 Variator Every 2000 hours
Klüber paralique GA 351 Bearings Every 2000 hours
Shell Tellus T68 Hydraulic oil Every 2000 hours
Cassida HF68 Hydraulic oil Every 2000 hours
Bel-Ray No-Tox HD Hy-
draulic Oil 68
Hydraulic oil Every 2000 hours
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