What to do if my KLOCKNER BK-DH 500 Chipper produces lots of fines?
If your KLOCKNER Chipper is producing a lot of fines, also known as pins, it's likely due to dull knives or a dull anvil. To resolve this, replace the knives and anvil, or regrind them to restore their sharpness.
What to do if there are large pieces in the discharge of my KLOCKNER Chipper?
If you notice large pieces in the discharge from your KLOCKNER Chipper, the cause is likely a defective screen. You should install a new screen to fix this issue.
How to prevent long slivers from KLOCKNER BK-DH 500 Chipper?
If your KLOCKNER Chipper is producing long slivers, this is likely caused by excessive knife clearance. To fix this, adjust the knife jig for proper clearance and consider readjusting the gauge.
Details the constructional design of the drum chipper, covering components like rotor, feedrolls, housing, and hydraulic/motor plants.
Explains the operational aspects of the drum chipper, including stock feed, chipping process, and overload protection.
Ensures all components are secure, electrical installations are correct, and hydraulic systems are prepared before starting.
Procedures for starting the chipper, checking interlocks, safety devices, and running without load.
Explains automatic and operator-controlled operation, feedroll functions, and rotor brake usage.
Detailed steps and safety measures for changing chipping knives and counter knives, ensuring proper machine setup.
Provides a schedule for daily, 500h, 3-month, 1000h, 2500h, and 7500h maintenance tasks.
Covers knife grinding, counter knife grinding, and knife setting procedures, including tool use and measurements.
Identifies causes and solutions for issues like long slivers, large pieces, and excessive fines in chip output.
Addresses issues like rotor slowdown, frequent load control activation, machine vibration, and unsatisfactory infeed.
Lists key machine data including capacity, motor power, rotor dimensions, speed, knives, chip length, and weight.
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