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General| Brand | REMS |
|---|---|
| Model | Unimat 75 |
| Category | Industrial Equipment |
| Language | English |
Ensures safe operation by maintaining a clean, well-lit area, free from flammable materials.
Highlights precautions for electrical connections, including avoiding wet conditions and using RCDs.
Emphasizes staying alert, using PPE, preventing unintentional starting, and proper dress.
Covers proper tool usage, maintenance, and storage to prevent hazards.
Recommends servicing by qualified personnel using identical replacement parts.
Stresses keeping floors dry and restricting access to the work area to prevent accidents.
Advises keeping electrical connections dry and off the ground to reduce shock risk.
Warns against wearing gloves/loose clothing and reaching across the machine.
Covers safe operation, proper use, fastening, and keeping covers in place.
Details the standard components included with the REMS Unimat Basic threading machine.
Lists part numbers for various accessories and components for the REMS Unimat.
Specifies the thread diameters and types that can be processed by the machine.
Outlines the different speed settings available for the REMS Unimat models.
Provides technical specifications related to the machine's electrical components.
Specifies the required compressed air pressure for the pneumatic vice operation.
Lists the physical dimensions of the REMS Unimat 75 and 77 machines.
Indicates the weight specifications for the REMS Unimat 75 and 77 models.
Presents the noise emission levels for the REMS Unimat 75 and 77.
Guides on the proper procedures for transporting and installing the REMS Unimat machine.
Explains the procedure for attaching and detaching the universal automatic die head.
Details how to mount or change the closing lever based on thread type.
Guides on how to install or replace the die sets (chaser dies and holders).
Ensures correct lever and rotation setting for right and left-hand threads.
Details precise setting of thread diameter using adjustment and fine setting tables.
Explains how to set the desired thread length using the length stop and scale.
Describes the different speed selections for REMS Unimat 75 and 77 models.
Covers the procedure for securely clamping the workpiece using mechanical or pneumatic vices.
Outlines the step-by-step process for cutting threads, including automatic feed and die opening.
Introduces special dies and holders for cutting threads on short bolts and nipples.
Recommends specific chase dies and settings for high-strength and stainless steel.
Provides guidance for threading concrete ribbed steel, emphasizing proper clamping.
Explains the use of chamfering/peeling dies for chamfering pipes and bars.
Details routine maintenance tasks, including cleaning and checking oil levels.
Provides guidance on sharpening chase dies and selecting appropriate cutting angles.
Explains the precise method for setting chase dies in the holder for accurate threading.
Outlines procedures for inspection and repair, emphasizing qualified personnel.
Addresses issues with thread cutting quality and provides remedies for blunt dies or poor materials.
Diagnoses problems with inaccurate fine threads and suggests checking die mounting.
Identifies causes for off-center threads and suggests checking vice settings or die cleanliness.
