TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. INSTALLATION1 1.1TRANSPORTATION1 1.2 TOOLS3 1.3 INSTALLATION.3 1.3.1 PREPARATION FOR INSTALLATION3 1.3.2 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE3 1.4 UTILITY REQUIREMENT4 1.4.1 ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENT4 1.4.2 OIL REQUIREMENT..4 1.5 ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS5 2. THEORY OF OPERATION6 2.1 GENERAL ..6 2.2 OVERVIEW7 2.2.1ADJUSTMENT OF THE PRESS.7 2.2.2 STROKE ADJUSTMENT..8 2.2.3 MANUAL OPERATION.9 2.2.4 AUTOMATIC OPERATION..9 2.2.5 AUTO-RETURN OPERATION ..9 2.2.6 ASSEMBLY OF DIES AND DIE ADAPTERS 10 2.2.7 PROCEDURE OF DIES AND DIE ADAPTERS INSTALLATION.....11 2.3 SYSTEM STARTUP...22 2.4 EMERGENCY STOP..23 2.4.1 EMERGENCY STOP BUTTONS LOCATION...23 2.4.2 RESTARTING THE SYSTEM AFTER AN EMERGENCY ST23 2.5 POWER DOWN PROCEDURE23 2.6 TECHNICAL DATA ..24 2.6.1 C-TYPE HYDRAULIC CLAMPING PRESS MACHINE...24 2.6.2 TWO COLUMN HYDRAULIC CLAMPING PRESS MAC.25 APPENDIX ASPLICING TABLE FOR ALUMINUM FERRULE EN 13411-3 (DIN 3093)..26 APPENDIX B : SPLICING TABLE FOR FLEMISH EYE STEEL SLEEVES..28 APPENDIX C : OIL RECOMMENDATION..29

3 NSTRUCTIONS OF MAINTENANCE...30 3.1 GENERAL...30 3.2 ELECTRICAL SAFETY.....30 3.2.2 ELECTRICAL SAFETY GUIDELINES....30 3.3 RECOMMENDED MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE.....31 3.4 HYDRAULIC OIL REPLACEMENT...33 3.4.1 OIL CHANGE.....33 3.4.2 CONDITION OF THE HYDRAULIC OIL....33 3.4.3 RECOMMENDATION OF OIL.33 3.4.4 PROCEDURES FOR OIL CHANGE.....33 3.5 SAFETY DURING MAINTENANCE...35 4 TROUBLESHOOTING...36

1. INSTALLATION
This chapter provides system specifications and facility requirements. These subjects will be addressed in the following sections:

Transportation of the machine Tools Procedure for installation Utility requirements Environmental requirements

The following environmental and utility requirements are necessary for warranty validation and will help to ensure the performance quality and reliability of the machine.

1.1

TRANSPORTATION

The WIROP Hydraulic Clamping Press Machine weighs at least 500 kgs (WP-4000 can weigh as much as 36 Tons). Please handle with extreme care. 2-Column Hydraulic Clamping Press has to be fastened directly to the floor of a container by wire ropes with wood blocks as sleepers under the machine due to its size and weight. C-type Hydraulic Clamping Press will lie on the pallet and will be covered with wooden box. They have to be handled differently. Please read the following notes before attempting to transport or move the system. When moving WIROP press out of the container, please use forkliftpicture 1-1or overhead cranepicture 1-2.

picture 1-1 1

Holes for Forks

picture 1-2

The capacity of the crane or forklift has to be able to sustain 1.33 times minimum the weight of machine. When using the forklift, put the forks into the bottom holes of the press to prevent unbalance or tipping the load falling down.(see picture 1-1) The weight of the hydraulic clamping press machine for every model is as follows:

Model Weight Model Weight

WT-40C 500 kgs WP-1000 7500 kgs

WT-80C 800 kgs WP-1250 8500 kgs

WP-150C 850 kgs WP-1500 11000 kgs

WP-300H WP-300C WP-600H WP-600C 1490 kgs 1800 kgs 3155 kgs WP-2000 18500 kgs WP-3000 28000 kgs 5400 kgs WP-4000 36000 kgs

The crane or forklift operator has to be certified by local government to perform the job.

1.2 TOOLS
The following tools and supplies may be necessary for transporting, unpacking, and installing the machine. 1. A forklift or crane with the loading of 1.33 times minimum the weight of machine. 2. Screw gun for removing the crate or wooden box. 3. Hard hat goggles and steel-toe working shoes for the operators.

1.3 INSTALLATION
1.3.1 PREPARATION FOR INSTALLATION The hydraulic fluid applied in our series of machines are heavy-duty hydraulic oil with class AW (grade no.: 68 AW) or as equal ( ref .Appendix C at bottom page 29) Volumes of hydraulic oil for each model are as follows: Model Qty Model Qty WT-40C 50 L WP-1000 650 L WT-80C 105 L WP-1250 750 L WP-150C 110 L WP-1500 800 L WP-300C 140 L WP-2000 1200 L WP-600C 300 L WP-3000 3200 L WP-4000 3200 L

1.3.2 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE Do not start the machine without oil. 1. Secure the system from vibration on the base. 2. Fill the hydraulic oil tank with specified hydraulic oil and make sure the oil level is in the level observer window. Inside the gauge, it also shows the oil temperature.picture 1-3

picture 1-3 3

3. Have qualified engineer check the electrical connections,do not energize the system before this is completed.

1.4 UTILITY REQUIREMENT

1.4.1 OIL REQUIREMENT Only specific hydraulic oils are allowed to apply on the machine due to ensure good sealing and operating conditions. The reliability of the machine depends on the quality of the hydraulic oil used. For this PRESS installation we would like to recommend hydraulic oil of the class AW (grade no.: 68 AW) or as equal. 1.4.2 ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENT Our hydraulic clamping press machine has different power specifications for various voltages level. For example, we offer 220V for Taiwan, 415V for Singapore and 380V for European Community. Make sure voltage matches your power supply. Turn on the main breaker and circuit breakers in the control box.see picture 1-4 After connection, turn on the power, start the motor on and shut off immediately to check the motor direction.see picture 1-5If it does not match the direction shown ,switch any 2 power wires of the 3 phases.

Circuit breakers

PLC Main breaker

Overload relay

picture 1-4

Direction

picture 1-5

1.5 ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS

1. 2. Temperature: -5 ~ 40 when temperature is over 65 149 a cooling system is recommendedCheck the temperature from the oil gauge.picture 1-3 Humidity: under 95%

2. THEORY OF OPERATION
2.1 GENERAL Instruction
The hydraulic clamping press machine is to be used for clamping sleeves, ferrules, sockets or stopper for wire rope. The sleeves, ferrules, sockets or stoppers are made of aluminum, copper , steel or stainless steel. Any other material should be checked by authorized personal before using. The machine could cause a fatal accident if not properly used. The manufacturers recommendation for proper swaging of sleeves, sockets, ferrules and stoppers or buttons must be adhered to. These recommendations (e.g. EN 13411-3 etc.) must be known to the qualified operator. Never put hands in between the dies or die holders. Do not put things i.e. tools , sleeves in the operating area of the machine. 1. Main power switch 2. Pump stop button 3.Down buttonsame Foot Level Down 4. Power lamp 5. Pump start button 6. Up button (same Foot Level UP) 7. Stroke adjustment switch(Timer) 8. E-stop button 9. Operative selection switch with key 10. Pressure setting knob 11. Electric Hazard W.L 12. Bar key to open the control box 13. Pressure gauge

Picture 2-2

Foot Level Switch

picture 2-3

Pressure setting knob

picture 2-4

2.2 OVERVIEW
2.2.1 ADJUSTMENT OF THE PRESS Before adjusting the presses there are some items the operator should inspect. 1. The pressure setting handlepicture 2-4must be adjusted to the required level for each specific application. (refer the dial of pressure setting)By turning the setting handle. 2. The required pressure may exceed the working pressure level by 10. 3. Do not fully extend the piston without the dies in the press. 4. Do not move the piston to the most with out inserted swaging dies. 5. Damaged swaging dies are not to be inserted. 7

6. You will have to use swaging dies delivered or approved by the manufacturer or distributor only. 7. All parts of the PRESS must be checked for safety by authorized supervisor at least once a year. 8. In case of changing of location, it is necessary to interrupt the electric circuit. 9. The CE Machinery Directive would loose its status of conformity if the control circuit or original design is changed. 10. Any arbitrary alteration would releases the manufacturer from his warranty obligation. Any arbitrary alteration of the original design would endanger the operator and also damage the machine. STROKE ADJUSTMENT By switching the electronic TIMER(No.7of picture 2-2), the stroke of the piston can be adjusted. (The opening width between the swaging dies can be adjusted by the timer. )Please dont adjust the timer to enter the red zone. After setting the press, the hydraulic clamping press machine is able to operate either manually or automatically. 2.2.2 MANUAL OPERATION:(engage the foot switch to get movement) 1. Turn to manual position MANU ( picture 2-2, No.9) 2. Adjust the pressure to appropriate level by using force adjust handle.( picture 2-2, No.10) 3. Insert the swaging dies. 4. This item 5 has been added. 5. Grease the swaging dies socket and or sleeves. 6. Start the pump motor is started by pushing the button MOTOR ON 7. Insert the fitting to be swaged into the chosen die cavity dead centre. 8. The stated pressure force is indicated (in kg/cm2) at the manometer( picture 2-2, No.13) . 9. To keep touching foot switch DOWN or button DOWN ( picture 2-2, No.3) to downward the piston until it is possible to take off the rope without any problems. 10. With this adjustment of the Force (pressure) setting handle( picture 2-2, No.10), for different size of rope. 11. After finishing a series, it is absolutely necessary to retract the pressure force setting handle to low level( 10 on Fig 2-2).

2.2.3 AUTOMATIC OPERATION It means One touch UP to move upward and automatically return to the set position. Before the first automatic operation can be effective, it is necessary to try out for the required pressure force on a manual operation process. 1. Turn the switch onto position (AUTO) ( picture 2-2, No.9)by the key switch. 2. Adjust the required pressure force by means of Force (pressure) setting handle indicator. ( picture 2-2, No.10) 3. Adjust the return stroke by adjusting the Stoke adjustment switch.( picture 2-2, No.7) 4. Grease the swaging die and the sleeves. 5. Start the closing process by one touch to the foot switch. ( picture 2-2, No.6)The cylinder will go up to reach the set pressure and return automatically to the position set by theStoke adjustment timer ( picture 2-2, No.7) 6. In case of emergency ,touch the emergency stop button( picture 2-2, No.8) to shut down the power.(To re-start the machine, turn the emergency stop button clockwise. Then re-start the motor.) 2.2.4 AUTO-RETURN OPERATION (A.R.) 1. Turn the switch onto position (A.R.) ( No.9)by the key switch. 2. Adjust the required pressure force by means of Pressure Setting Knob indicator. ( No.10) 3. Adjust the return stroke by adjusting the Stoke adjustment switch.( No.7) 4. Grease the swaging die and the sleeves. 5. Keep touching foot switch UP or button "UP"( No.6) .The cylinder will go up to reach the set pressure 6. When release foot switch UP or button "UP"( No.6) .The cylinder will be reversed. 7. In case of emergency ,touch the emergency stop button( No.8) to shut down the power. (To re-start the machine, turn the emergency stop button clockwise. Then re-start the motor.) 2.2.5 CHANGING DIES The change of the swaging dies requires a total attention in to avoid any hurts and damages.Fpr the processing of rope clamps you must use corresponding sets of swaging dies depending on rope diameter and construction.For DN3093(EN13411-3)Al. Ferrules ref. Appendix AFor Flemish eye steel sleeves ref. Appendix B

Before installation dies and die adapters. 1. Turn the selector switch tomanual position.( picture 2-2, No.9) 2. Release the pressure handle by counter-clockwise to the low pressure level. 3.To install dies and die adapters refer 2.2.6 Assembly of dies and die adapters and 2.2.7 Procedure of dies and die adapters installation.

2.2.6 Assembly of dies and die adapters

Wirop Standard Dies block dimensions Type S M A B C D Dimension 80mmx78mm 100mmx78mm 156mmx110mm 220mmx150mm 250mmx200mm 300mmx230mm

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Fig2-3

Fig2-3-1 11

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Fig2-3-3

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2.2.6

Procedure of dies and die adapters installation

Die hanger
Use a die hanger or magnet lifting device to lift the die.

picture 2-3 1.1

Put the lower die on the die platform.

picture 2-3 1.2

Die platform
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Put the upper die on top of the lower die.

picture 2-3 1.3

Move the lower die holder to the level of the bottom of the lower die.

(picture 2-3 1.4

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gap

Guide
Make sure that the die guides are not in the way of the die block when inserting the die block into the holder, this will prevent the dies colliding with the guide and causing harm to the dies and possible injury to the installer.

Slot

picture 2-3 1.5

Fixing bolts
Use manual mode to move the dies up to just about reach the top. The dies should now be able to slide over guide and into their proper position. Close the dies slightly but not enough to allow easy movement to adjust them to there final position. Tighten the fixing bolts.

picture 2-3 1.6

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Install the lower die adapter (C/D) onto the die holder.

(C/D) die adapter

picture 2-3 1.7

Put the lower die (c type) on the die platform. Put the upper die on top of lower die. Set the upper die adapter on the upper die.

picture 2-3 1.8

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Guide

Move the piston to level the lower die holder to the level of the lower die. Push the dies and die adapters partially onto the die holder. Caution Take care that the die adaptyer. does not collide with the guide when moving the piston up.

Slot

picture 2-3 1.9

Use Manual move the dies up to just about reach the top. The dies should now be able to slide over the guide and into their proper position. Close the dies as close as possible but still allow a movement for fixing the dies. Tighten the fixing bolts.

picture 2-3 1.10

Fixing bolts

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Put the lower die adapter (B/C or A/C) or the die holder with die adapter.

picture 2-3 1.11

Place the upper die (B type or C type) on top of the lower die using a die hanger or magnet lifting device. Place the upper die adapter on top of the upper die.

picture 2-3 1.12

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gap

Move the lower die holder so the dies and adaptors can be pushed partially onto the die holder. CautionMake sure the upper die adapters do not collide the guide. Use Manual move the piston up to let the upper die adapter just about reach the top. The upper adapter should now able to slide over the guide into its proper position. Close the dies and adapters as close as possible by Manaul method and then fix the bolts in place.

picture 2-3 1.13

When changing smaller dies, no need to move out the die adapters. Just change the dies, the die adapters remain on the die holders.

picture 2-3 1.14 19

Changing smaller dies place upper and lower die on die platform.

picture 2-3 1.15

Move the piston to bring the lower die holder to the level of the bottom die.

picture 2-3 1.16

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Leave a gap between the dies and the die adapters bigger than the button. Caution: Take care that the die does not collide with the button when moving the piston up.

picture 2-3 1.17

Push the dies side holes to the buttons. Tighten the fixing bolts.

Fixing bolts

picture 2-3 1.18

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2.3 SYSTEM STARTUP

The operator must strictly observe the regulations of the safety authorities. The following points are to be especially observed during working at the PRESS due to safety: 1. Only skilled and qualified workers are allowed to operate at the PRESS. 2. If a new operator is going ti be swaging, it is mandatory that they be trained by a qualified operator, This training to include the possible dangers of operating the press and the proper techniques of swaging and inspection of the finished swaged product. 3. The operator must always observe attentively all cycles of operation. 4. The operator must wear the necessary safety clothing and shoes. 5. When the PRESS runs, unauthorized persons are not allowed to be present at the danger area. 6. The danger area of the PRESS must be marked black / yellow. 7. In the danger area of the PRESS foreign materials (parts of the body, tools, etc.) are not allowed. Every time when shift begins, following performance checks will have to be effected after starting the machine: a) b) c) d) Perfect function of emergency-stop circuit. Perfect function of Force(pressure) setting. Perfect reverse/ forward of the piston. Failures or irregularities during the machine operation have to be reported to a the competent foreman or operator. The machine must be locked out or stopped until the irregularity has been eliminated and the foreman or competent operator has given permission to proceed. In case that the Irregularity cannot be eliminated by specialist on site, it will be necessary to inform the competent after sale- service:

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2.4 Emergency Stop

2.4.1 EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON LOCATION In case of emergency, push the button to shut down the power of the machine. picture 2-2 No.8 2.4.2 RESTARTING THE SYSTEM AFTER AN EMERGENCY STOP a) Push the emergency stop button and turn the button clockwise. b) Push pump start button to start the machine.

2.5 POWER DOWN PROCEDURE

a) Push pump stop button.picture 2-2 No.2 b) Turn off the power. picture 2-2 No.1

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2.6
2.6.1

TECHNICAL DATA
C-TYPE HYDRAULIC CLAMPING PRESS MACHINE WT-40C 1 46 8 5 8.6/15 230 50 7.14 7.14 10 + + 1100 600x800 x1430 500 WT-80C 1 89 10 7.5 12.7/22 270 55 6.2 6.2 7.3 + + 1150 600x900 x1700 800 WP-150C 1 147 16 5 8.6/15 300 55 25.4 3.6 33.9 + + 1130 1000x560 x 1600 850 WP-300C 1 315 26 7.5 12.7/22 300 70 11.7 1.7 14.5 + + 1240 1200x600 x1800 2200 WP-600C 1 605 36 15 26/45 300 85 13.2 2.3 16.9 + + 1340 1530x750 2150 5400

Model Technical data Column Max. pressure capacity (T) Max. wire rope Dia.(mm) Al.ferrnles one stage Power supply (HP) Max. current (A)380V/220V Max. oil pressure (bar) Max. piston stroke (mm) Unloaded speed (mm/s) Loaded speed (mm/s) Reversing speed (mm/s) Foot switch Auto/ Manu selection Operation height Dimension L x W x H (mm) Approx. weight (kg)

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2.6.2 TWO COLUMN HYDRAULIC CLAMPING PRESS MACHINE Model Technical data Column Max. pressure capacity (T) Max. wire rope Dia.(mm) Al.ferrules one stage Power supply (HP) Max. current (A) 380V/220V Max. oil pressure (bar) Max. piston stroke (mm) Unloaded speed (mm/s) Loaded speed (mm/s) Reversing speed (mm/s) Foot switch Auto/Manu selection Operation height Dimension L x W x H (mm) Approx. weight (kg) WP-1000
(2)

WP-1250
(2)

WP-1500 WP-2000 WP-3000 WP-4000 (2) (2) (2) (2) 2 1500 64 25 37/75 300 130 8.8 1.35 12.2 + + 1250 2 2029 68 30 46/80 300 160 8.9 1.8 11 + + 1560 2 3057 78 75 70/120 300 200 8 4.8/1.4 10 + + 2 4100 94 75 70/120 300 260 6 3.2/1.05 7.5 + +

2 1051 48 20 34.7/60 300 100 9.8 1.9 12.5 + + 1150

2000x950 x1950

2 1318 54 25 37/75 300 110 8.1 1.2 10.1 + + 1220

2200x1050 2350x1035 2700x1340 2100x1750 2300x1750 x3110 x2100 x 2250 x 2350 x3110

7500

8500

11000

18500

28000

36000

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Appendix A : Splicing table for Aluminum ferrule EN 13411-3 (DIN 3093) Selection of the correct Aluminum ferrule is to take account of: Measured rope diameter Rope type (and core) Nominal metallic cross-sectional area factor of the rope. Case1 For single layer round strand ropes with fiber core and cable-laid ropes having a metallic cross-sectional area factor C of least 0.283,a ferrule having a size number equivalent to the nominal rope diameter is to be selected from Table A.2. Case2 For single layer round strand ropes with metallic core and for rotation-resistant round strand ropes having a metallic cross-sectional area factor up to 0.487,a ferrule having the next larger size number than the nominal rope diameter is to be selected from TABLE A.2 Case3 For single layer round strand ropes with metallic core and for rotation-resistant round strand ropes and parallel closed round strand ropes having a metallic cross-sectional area factor greater than 0.487 and up to 0.613 the ferrule is to be selected from Table A.2. Case4 For spiral strand rope having a metallic cross-sectional area factor of at least 0.613, ferrules are to be selected having two size numbers larger than the nominal rope diameter, see table A.2. Two ferrules spaced two rope having two rope diameters apart are to be used per termination. After pressing a space is to be maintained between the ferrules.

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Ferrule size number and die No. Rope diameter Nominal Measured From to Case 1
Single layer round strand ropes with FC and cable laid ropes

Case 2
Single layer round strand ropes with IWRC and rotation-resistant round strand ropes

Case 3
Single layer round strand ropes with IWRC rotation-resistant ropes and parallel-closed ropes

Case 4
Spiral strands 2 ferrules

C0.613

C0.283

0.487C0.613

C0.487 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 6 6.5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 18 20 22 24 2.5 2.8 3.3 3.8 4.4 4.9 5.5 6 6.5 7 7.5 8 8.5 9 9.6 10 10.6 11 11.7 12 12.7 13 13.8 14 14.8 16 16.9 18 19 20 21.1 22 23.2 24 2.7 3.2 3.7 4.3 4.8 5.4 5.9 6.4 6.9 7.4 7.9 8.4 8.9 9.5 9.9 10.5 10.9 11.6 11.9 12.6 12.9 13.7 13.9 14.7 15.9 19.8 17.9 18.9 19.9 21 21.9 23.1 23.9 25.2 24 26 22 24 20 22 18 20 16 18 14 16 13 14 12 13 11 12 10 11 9 10 6.5 7 8 7 8 9 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 6 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 6 6.5 7 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 16 16 18 18 20 20 22 22 24 24 26 26 28 28 26 24 22 20 18 16 14 13 12 11 8 9 10 5 6 6.5 7

Ferrule size number(see A.6) Rope diameter Nominal Measured From to Case 1
Single layer round strand ropes with FC and cable laid ropes

Case 2
Single layer round strand ropes with IWRC and rotation-resistant round strand ropes

Case 3
Single layer round strand ropes with IWRC rotation-resistant ropes and parallel-closed ropes 0.487C

Case 4
Spiral strands 2 ferrules

C0.613

C 0.283

C0.487 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 44 46 52 56 60 25.3 26 27.4 28 29.5 30 31.6 32 33.7 34 35.8 36 37.9 38 40 42.1 44 46.3 48 50.5 52 54.7 56 58.9 60 25.9 27.3 27.9 29.4 29.9 31.5 31.9 33.6 33.9 35.7 35.9 37.8 37.9 39.9 42 43.2 46.2 47.9 50.4 51.9 54.6 55.9 58.8 59.9 63 60 52 56 56 60 48 52 40 44 44 48 38 40 36 38 34 36 32 34 30 32 28 30 26 28

0.613 28 30 30 32 32 36 34 36 36 38 38 40 40 44 48 48 52 52 56 56 60 48 48 52 52 56 60 44 40 36 36 34 32 30

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Appendix B : Splicing table for Flemish eye steel sleeves

FOR WIRE ROPE SIZEinch 1/4 5/16 3/8 7/16 1/2 9/16 5/8 3/4 7/8 1 1-1/8 1-1/4 1-3/8 1-1/2 1-3/4 2 2-1/4 2-1/2 2-3/4 3 3-1/4 3-1/2 3-3/4 4 4-1/2 5 6

MAX.AFTER SWAGE DIMENSIONS inch 0.57 0.57 0.57 1.01 1.01 1.24 1.24 1.46 1.68 1.93 2.13 2.32 2.52 2.71 3.1 3.56 4.12 4.5 4.7 4.96 5.37 5.77 6.23 6.69 7.45 8.28 9.93

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Appendix C : Oil Recommendation

in closed rooms Temperature below 5C Symbol acc. to DIN 51502 HLP 46 in closed rooms Temperature above 5C HLP 68

AGIP OSO 46

AGIP OSO 68

Aral Vitam GF 46, Aral Vitam DE 46 BP Energol HLP 46, BP Energol HLP-D 46 BP Auto Hydraulic Oel 46

Aral Vitam GF 68, Aral Vitam DE 68 BP Energol HLP 68, BP Energol HLP-D 68

CASTROL Hyspin AWS 46

CASTROL Hyspin AWS 68

ELF Olna 46, Hydrelf 46

ELF Olna 68, Hydrelf 68

NUTO H 46

NUTO H 68

FANAL Salvo MWS 46

FANAL Salvo MWS 68

FINA Hydran 46

FINA Hydran 68

Mobil D.T.E. 25

Mobil D.T.E. 26

Shell Tellus Oel 46

Shell Tellus Oel 68

Rando oil HD B-46, Hydraulic Oil HDW 46

Rando Oil HD C-68, Hydraulic Oil HDW 68

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3 .Instructions of Maintenance
Normal Maintenance Measures: The Machine should be cleaned at regular intervals depending on mush it is used. It is especially important to keep them clean for the die holders, die adapters dies. We would recommend cleaning the die holders, die adapters and dies before and after using. 3.1 GENERAL The hydraulic press machine should run trouble free when properly maintained. The recommended maintenance schedule for the machine depends on location and measures of operation. Preventative maintenance is described in this section, as is the correct handling of all parts affected by maintenance work. Only qualified technicians are allowed to perform maintenance and service work. Little errors may cause unexpected outcome and result in expensive service charges. 3.2 ELECTRICAL SAFETY 3.2.1 General electrical hazards High voltage risks are present in the system but are not accessible unless the protective covers are removed without putting them back. Only trained qualified electrical personnel who have a complete understanding of the electrical system are allowed to perform electrical maintenance or service on the press machine. It is the responsibility of every operator to acknowledge the High Voltage Risks which may exist in each component and to be aware that circuits may be wired incorrectly or may not agree with prints. 3.2.2 Electrical safety guidelines There are references to levels of Hot Work (level of electrical hazard) in this chapter. The levels are defined as follows: Type 1: The equipment is fully de-energized. Type 2: The equipment is energized. Live circuits are covered or insulated. Type 3: The equipment is energized. Live circuits are exposed and accidental contact is possible. Potential exposures are less than 30 volts RMS, 42.2 volts peak, 240 volt-amps, and 20 Joules The following are the minimum safety precautions that must be followed when servicing high voltage sections of equipment. 1. Assume that all components and parts are grounded and that all circuits are energized, until confirmed otherwise. Do not trust safety equipment to work in every instance.

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De-energize the power source when servicing high voltage components. Use appropriate test equipment to verify that circuits de-energized. If any potential exists in the circuit, use appropriate discharge equipment to drain off the charge. 3. Use only one hand at a time, and keep the other hand free so that no direct path to ground across your body exists. Use your right hand if possible so that the path to ground avoids the heart region. Always work in the protective position; allow space for maneuvering or escape. 4. If at any time there is a question about any wiring or any sensation of electrical shock (tingle) from discharged circuits, check again to verify that the power source is de-energized and all charges have been drained. 5. Always wear non-metallic safety glasses when servicing electrical components. Safety glasses provide protection against debris and prevent injury in the event of a mechanical failure of a device. Metal-framed glasses increase the possibility of electrical if they contact an energized electrical circuit and can damage equipment if dropped into an energized circuit. 6. Personnel who service high-voltage electrical equipment should not wear metallic jewelry. Jewelry increases the possibility of electrocution and could also become entangled with machine parts or shirt-circuit equipment. 7. Use non-metallic and/or insulated tools when servicing high-voltage equipment. Do not use test equipment unless it is rated for the expected voltages. 8. Never touch a conductor, energized or not, if it can be avoided. Do not become part of an electrical circuit. Increase body resistance by increasing distance or insulation. 9. Troubleshoot with the high voltage system energized only if it is absolutely required. 10. Beware of capacitive charges which may exist long after power is removed from a machine. Always allow at least five minutes after disconnecting the electrical supply before servicing the system to allow capacitive charges to discharge. 11. Apply ground straps to all potential points only after all voltage and charge have been removed from the equipment. 12. Always wear clean, dry, properly-fit clothing and shoes to increase skin resistance and provide physical protection.

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3.3 Recommended maintenance schedule

1. Daily: The oil level check has to be effected on piston position run in, if necessary suitable hydraulic oil must be refilled up to the upper mark. Normally, the oil lever is between lower and higher mark. (a) During the operation it is necessary to check the temperature of oil occasionally. The working temperature of the oil should not exceed 65 . Sudden raises in temperature are emergency 31

signals and it will be absolutely necessary to stop the machine at once for investigation. (b) Check the function of buttons and switches on the control panel.

2. Monthly: (a) Check of all visible pipe fittings in view of density (leakage of oil). Leaking piping fittings must be tightened under depressurized conditions. 3. After 2000 working hours or 18 months : (Depended on which one arrive first) (a) Replace hydraulic oil. 4 .Cleaning Outer oil filter: Whenever after ruing 5 minutes, to check the indicator on outer oil filter. If it indicates on YELLOW or RED area, the oil filer requires cleaning. Please follow the procedure to clean. 4-1 Release 4 bolts of the outer oil filer

4-2 Release the cover of oil filter

4-3 Take out the cover of outer oil filter

4-4 Take out spring

4-5 Take out oil filter

4-6 To clean oil filter by air and cleaner.

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Hydraulic oil replacement

3.4.1 Oil change The first oil change is effected immediately after commissioning. Further oil changes will be necessary alter approx. 18 months. However, it must be guaranteed that the operation temperature is not higher than 65 and that the oil filters are regularly cleaning. A corresponding maintenance of oil and regular checks will prolong the intervals of change. 3.4.2 Condition of the hydraulic oil The maturing of oil is depending on the several working conditions such as temperature, environment dirt, working pressure, humidity, etc. The degree of maturing and with that the usability could be found out by a simple visual check. 3.4.3 Recommendation of oil a) Disposal The disposal hydraulic oil must be drained and properly handled in conformity with local environmental codes and regulations. b) Attention You must strictly observe that the hydraulic oil cannot intrude into the food chain. Procedures for oil change Power-off procedure a) Wait for at least 5 minutes. b) Use wrench to open oil drain plug c) After draining the hydraulic oil, open the cover of hand hole. d) Use clean clothes to clean the oil tank oil filers and clean the oil filters inside (ref.Dwg.No.B-B-WPH600C-1 item 5 and 6 and 4-6) e) After cleaning the oil tank, close the oil drain plug and the cover of hand hole. f) To open the oil filling cap and refill with new hydraulic oil.

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1. 2. 3. Always carry out adjustment, maintenance and inspection work at the scheduled times. Inform the operating personnel that maintenance and repair work is to be carried out. When carrying out any maintenance, repair or inspection work, always disconnect the press machine from any voltage sources and secure the main switch so that it cant be activated. Check that any screws that have been undone are properly tightened when the machine is reassembled. When the maintenance work is completed, check that the safety devices are operating correctly.

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Trouble Trouble shooting

1. Over-loaded result 1.Open the control panel in motor stopping 2.Re-set the over-load relay Q1 (refer Dwg.No : B-B-WPE600C-1-04) 3.Restart the machine 4. If the over-load relay trip when you restart the machine. Check whether your main powers voltage is the same as machines specification. 2. You can start pump 1. Open the control panel but cant press up and 2. To check whether CB2 and CB3 trip (refer Dwg.No : B-B-WPE600C-1-04) down (Push UP and DOWN button. The lamps do not lighten 3. You can start pump 1. Open the control panel but cant press up and 2. To check KR1 (for UP) and KR2,KR3 (for DOWN) are in normal down (Push UP and DOWN button. The lamps lighten) 4. Losing Pressure. conditions. (refer Dwg.No : B-B-WPE600C-1-04) 3. If KR1 ,KR2 and KR3 are in normal condition. To check the direction valve DSHG-06-3C60 (refer Dwg.No.: B-B-WPH600C-1. No.4) whether solenoid valves are burn out or jammed. 1.Check whether relief valve RVP-10 painted RED loosen (refer Dwg.No.: B-B-WPH600C-1. No.10 RED) 2.Check whether High pressure pump IGH-3F-16-R-20 (refer Dwg.No.: B-B-WPH600C-1. No.5) is out of order. 5. Speed become lower (in abnormal condition) 1. Check whether Low pressure pump 150T-75+(IG3F)-FR (refer Dwg.No.: B-B-WPH600C-1. No.6) is out of order 2. To clean and check LOGIC CARTRIDGE VALVE LE-16B (refer Dwg.No.: B-B-WPH600C-1. No.7) and COUNTERBALANCE VALVE CB11A33IL (refer Dwg.No.: B-B-WPH600C-1. No.15) 6. After long time using, the oil system make the noise. To change the hydraulic oil and clean the oil filler

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