IEMCA VIP 80 - Manufacturer and Machine Identification; Technical Assistance; Annexes Enclosed

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GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1. MANUAL PURPOSE
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1.2. MANUFACTURER AND MACHINE
IDENTIFICATION
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1.3. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
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1.4. ANNEXES ENCLOSED
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
2.1. DESCRIPTION OF MODELS
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2.2. GENERAL MACHINE DESCRIPTION
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2.2.1 Main parts
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2.3. WORKING CYCLE -
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
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2.4. SAFETY DEVICES
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2.5. SAFETY LABELS - POSITION
AND DESCRIPTION
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2.6. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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2.6.1 Noise levels
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2.7 AXIAL DISPLACEMENT DEVICE
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SAFETY PROCEDURES - GENERAL
INFORMATION
3.1. SAFETY GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
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3.2. HANDLING AND INSTALLATION -
SAFETY PROCEDURES
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3.3. ADJUSTMENTS AND SETTING UP -
SAFETY PROCEDURES
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3.4. USE AND OPERATION -
SAFETY PROCEDURES
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3.5. MACHINE MAINTENANCE -
SAFETY PROCEDURES
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HANDLING AND INSTALLATION
4.1. PACKAGING
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4.2. LIFTING
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4.3. MACHINE SETTING - CHARACTERISTICS
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4.4. PREPARING THE BAR FEEDER FOR
INSTALLATION
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4.5. INSTALLATION - FOREWORD
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4.5.1 Positioning
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4.5.2 Height - Adjustment
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4.5.3 Alignment - Levelling
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4.5.4 Fixing the feeder to the lathe
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4.5.5 Bar passage guide - Installation
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4.6. PNEUMATIC CONNECTION
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4.7. ELECTRIC CONNECTION
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4.8. ADDITIONAL PUSH-BUTTON PANEL -
INSTALLATION
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4.9. SELF-LEARNING VALUES -
ENTRY INTO PROGRAM
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ADJUSTMENTS AND SETUP
5.1. ADJUSTMENT AND SETUP - FOREWORD
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5.2. GENERAL ADJUSTMENTS - FOREWORD
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5.2.1 Feed chain - Adjustment
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5.2.2 Bar pusher working position - Adjustment
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5.3. ADJUSTMENTS ACCORDING TO
BAR TYPE - FOREWORD
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5.3.1 Reduction sleeves - Diameter change-over
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5.3.2 Magazine inclination - Adjustment
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5.3.3 Bar selection - Adjustment
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5.3.4 Covering frame - Adjustment
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5.3.5 Guide lifting limit switch - Adjustment.
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5.3.6 Bar pusher - Selection and installation
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5.3.7 (Optional) Bar passage guide - Adjustment
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USE AND OPERATION
6.1. PUSH-BUTTON PANEL - DESCRIPTION
OF CONTROLS
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6.2. ADDITIONAL PUSH-BUTTON PANEL -
DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS
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6.3. BAR STOCK - CHARACTERISTICS AND
PREPARATION
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6.4. TOOLING AND STARTING THE AUTOMATIC
CYCLE - OPERATION SEQUENCE
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6.4.1 Bar magazine - Loading
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6.4.2 Starting the automatic cycle
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6.5. FEEDER STOP
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6.6. STARTING THE AUTOMATIC CYCLE FOL-
LOWING MANUAL CYCLE OPERATIONS
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6.7. STARTING THE AUTOMATIC CYCLE -
RESUMING WORK FOLLOWING A
SWITCHING OFF
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6.8. NDICATOR LIGHTS - DESCRIPTION OF
INDICATION
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INDEX
Any operations described in paragraphs preceded by this symbol should be carried out by a skilled operator. All the other ope-
rations may be carried out by either a skilled operator or a professional user.