4
1. Inspection upon Delivery
Common
(2) For reducer
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Nameplate type 1
[1] Reducer nomenclature
(See P5)
[2] Reduction ratio
- Input capacity, speed
- Allowable output torque
[3] Serial number
- Service factor
MODEL
SF
JAPAN
OUTPUT RATING
RATIO
RATIO
INPUT kW
r/min
J A P A N
SERIAL NO.
OUTPUT TORQUE
SERVICE FACTOR
MODEL
VOLTS
kW
P
φ
TYPE
FRAME
TIME RATING
M/B INS.CLASS
JISC4004
B.TORQUE
N
•
m
N
•
m
N
•
m
Hz
M.AMP
r/min
B.AMP
SERIAL NO.
INPUT
kW
N
•
m
SERIAL NO.
SF
r/min
OUTPUT RATING
MODEL
RATIO
R
Figure 1-3 Reducer nameplate (type 1)
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Nameplate type 2
[1] Reducer nomenclature
(See P5)
[2] Reduction ratio
- Service factor
- Input capacity, speed
- Allowable output torque
[3] Serial number
MODEL
SF
JAPAN
OUTPUT RATING
RATIO
RATIO
INPUT kW
r/min
SERIAL NO.
OUTPUT TORQUE
SERVICE FACTOR
MODEL
VOLTS
kW
P
φ
TYPE
FRAME
TIME RATING
M/B INS.CLASS
JISC4004
B.TORQUE
N
•
m
N
•
m
N
•
m
Hz
M.AMP
r/min
B.AMP
SERIAL NO.
INPUT
kW
N
•
m
SERIAL NO.
SF
r/min
OUTPUT RATING
MODEL
RATIO
R
R
JAPAN
Figure 1-4 Reducer nameplate (type 2)
(3) For torque limiter equipped
Application
Product
(motor unit nameplate is the same as in gure 1-2.)
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Gear unit nameplate
Conrm that the preset torque value marked in the gear unit nameplate and the preset torque value marked on the adjustment
indicator plate (see P84) are the same as the required specication.
[1] Gearmotor nomenclature
(See P5)
[2] Reduction ratio
- Input capacity, speed
- Allowable output torque
- Torque setpoint
[3] Serial number
- Service factor
Figure 1-5 Torque limiter nameplate (gear unit nameplate)
RATIO )
INPUT kW N
•
m
r/min
SERIAL NO. )
OUTPUT TORQUE
SERVICE FACTOR
MODEL )
N
•
m
PRE-SET TORQUE N
•
m
R
JAPAN
with TORQUE LIMITER
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Alarm torque nameplate
With 2-point signal conguration (double safety specication), an alarm torque nameplate is attached near the nameplate in gure 1-5.
Alarm torque
Figure 1-6 Torque Limiter Nameplate (Alarm torque nameplate)
ALARM TORQUE
N
•
m
1-2 Checking Lubrication Method
Refer to “8-2 Conrmation of Lubrication Method” (P37) to conrm the lubrication method.
Oil lubricated machines are shipped with oil removed. Before operating, make certain to oil with the recommended lubricating oil.
(See P38–40)