7.7 Spare parts and wear parts
7.7.1 Definition of wear parts
Wear parts are bound to wear out or fail with use. They need to be exchanged within the time intervals which are
given in the table below. Use these values to determine operating costs, to plan your spare part stock as well as to
create individual maintenance and service plans.
7.7.2 Spare part list
In the table below you can find the most important spare parts for your machine.
n
Each supplied accessory can be ordered as a spare part.
n
Customer Service has an extended list of all spare parts.
1 2 Part
Replacement inter-
val or conditions
Description
X X
AirTool insert (E1) 500 operating hours
*
Exchanging tool magazine inserts
and associated holders – on page54
X X
Bellow in the working
chamber
1000 operating hours
*
Exchanging the bellow – on
page59
X X Collet chuck for spindle unit
SFE 300E
500 operating hours
*
Cleaning or replacing the collet
chuck of the spindle – on page47
X X
Spindle unit SFE 300E
(including collet chuck)
2000 operating hours
*
Exchanging the spindle unit – on
page66
X X
Tool magazine insert (A1 -
D4)
500 operating hours
*
Exchanging tool magazine inserts
and associated holders – on page54
X
A-B axis module If defective Exchanging the A-B axis module –
on page90
X
Blank holder If defective Exchanging clamping devices and
blank holders – on page50
X
Blank holder clamping device If defective Exchanging clamping devices and
blank holders – on page50
X
Cover cap for fixing screws of
the A-B axis module
If defective Exchanging the A-B axis module
cover caps – on page87
X
Cover cap for opening the
emergency release
If defective See
Emergency opening of the working
chamber door – on page99
1: Wear part– 2: Self-exchangeable spare part
Maintenance
EN 42
Original Operating Instructions:E5
Version: 4/27/2023