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Proper use, inspection, and maintenance of tools.
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Instructions for positioning and connecting the machine.
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Routine maintenance tasks and their frequency.
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Diagram of hydraulic and pneumatic components and connections.
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The Radius Master Model 911 is a footswitch-operated, air-over-oil corner radius machine designed for industrial use. Its primary function is to create precise corner radii on workpieces, offering a range of standard and optional die sets to meet various requirements. The machine is engineered for functionality, simplicity, safety, and ease of maintenance.
The Radius Master operates on an air-over-oil hydraulic system. Initially, die springs hold the die shoes open. When shop air is connected, it flows through an air valve and into the return side of the cylinder, assisting in returning the die shoe to the ready (open) position at the end of a cycle. The machine cycle begins when an operator loads a workpiece into a die opening that matches the desired corner radius and activates the footswitch. Activating the footswitch energizes a solenoid on the air valve, which shifts the air valve to direct 80-100 PSI of shop air to the power booster. The power booster, through reduction and compression, multiplies the force on the hydraulic side by a ratio of 16 to 1. This hydraulic pressure then actuates the cylinder, pulling the die shoe and blade through the workpiece to form the corner radius. The force is maintained as long as the operator holds the footswitch. Upon release of the footswitch, the solenoid de-energizes, and shop air flows back to the return side of the cylinder, raising the die shoe and blade to their ready position.
The Radius Master is designed for minimal maintenance to ensure dependable performance.
| Brand | Roper Whitney |
|---|---|
| Model | RADIUS MASTER 911 |
| Category | Industrial Equipment |
| Language | English |