Mustang Sheet Fabrication Guide - Curbellplastics.com
Mustang Sheet Fabrication Guide - Curbellplastics.com Mustang Sheet Fabrication Guide - Curbellplastics.com
Troubleshooting GuideMustang Circular Saw TroubleshootingProblem Possible Cause Suggested SolutionsSoftened edges• Blade speed too fast• Sheet feed rate too slow• Blade tooth size too small• Blade too hot• Dull blade• Too many sheets in cutting stack• Reduce blade speed• Increase sheet feed rate• Increase blade tooth size• Use cool air on blade duing cutting• Sharpen blade• Reduce the of sheets in cutting stackChipping of sheet• Sheet is not properly clamped• Sheet feed rate too fast• Dull blade• Blade is not installed properly• Blade tooth size is too large• Clamp sheet securely to minimize vibrations• Reduce sheet feed rate• Sharpen blade• Ensure blade is properly installed and free of wobble• Reduce blade tooth size15
Suggested VendorsAdhesive ManufacturerIPS Corporation(800) 421-2677455 West Victoria StreetCompton, CA 90220www.ipscorp.comLord Corporation(877) 275-56732000 West Grandview Ave.Erie, PA 16514www.lord.comDymax Corporation(860) 482-1010318 Industrial LaneTorrington, CT 06790www.dymax.comHenkel Loctite Corporation(800) 562-84831001 Trout Brook CrossingRocky Hill, CT 06067www.henkel.comITW Devcon(800) 626-722630 Endicott StreetDanvers, MA 01923www.devcon.comNational Adhesives(800) 797-492210 Finderne AvenueBridgewater, NJ 08807www.nationaladh.comPaint/Ink ManufacturerAkzo-Nobel, Inc.(770) 662-84643669 Old Peachtree RoadNorcross, GA 30071www.akzonobel.comCoates Screen, Inc.(630) 513-53482445 Production DriveSt. Charles, IL 60174www.sunchemical.comSpraylat Corporation(800) 336-1936716 South Columbus Ave.Mt. Vernon, NY 10550Nazdar(913) 422-18888501 Hedge Lane TerraceShawnee, KS 66227ProductWeld-On #55Weld-On #58Lord 7542 A/BLord 403/19Lord 406/17Lord 406/19Dymax 3094Dymax 3015Loctite 3922Loctite 3321Loctite 3106Plastic Welder II #14340Bondmaster V5004ProductSuper GripflexSeries T-2003thinnerVAC Series UV curedscreen inks C37 Seriessolvent cured screeninks HG-501 screen inks305 meshPaint-White: Lacryl C5-1972Others: Lacryl 400 SeriesThinners: Lacryl 205TScreen inks-Lacryl 800 SeriesScreen inks-Solvent cure: 9700 SeriesUV cure: 1500 SeriesSaw Blade ManufacturerFS Tool Corp.(800) 387-9723P.O. Box 510210 S. 8th StreetLewiston, NY 14092www.fstoolcorp.comGeneral Saw Corp.(800) 772-36912518 Andalusia Blvd.Cape Coral, FL 33909www.generalsaw.comForrest Mfg. Co. Inc.(800) 733-7111457 River RoadClifton, NJ 07014www.orestblades.comRouter Bit ManufacturerOnsrud Cutter(800) 234-1560800 Liberty DriveLibertyville, IL 60048www.onsrud.comAmana Tool Corp.(800) 445-0077120 Carolyn Blvd.Farmingdale, NY 11735www.amanatool.comSaber Diamond Tools Inc.(888) 240-4324101 Saber ParkwayVilla Rica, GA 30180www.saberdiamond.comDrill Bit ManufacturerOnsrud Cutter(800) 234-1560800 Liberty DriveLibertyville, IL 60048www.onsrud.comThermoforming Equipment ManufacturerPlastiVac, Inc.(800) 432-6328214 Dalton Ave.P.O. Box 5543Charlotte, NC 28299www.plastivac.comThe Shuman Company3232 South BoulevardCharlotte, NC 28209These suggested vendors and their products are based on information we believe to be reliable. They are offered in good faith, butwithout guarantee, as conditions and methods of use of the products are beyond our control. We recommend that the prospectiveuser determine the suitability of our material with the products of the vendors, prior to adopting them on a commercial scale.16
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Troubleshooting <strong>Guide</strong><strong>Mustang</strong> Circular Saw TroubleshootingProblem Possible Cause Suggested SolutionsSoftened edges• Blade speed too fast• <strong>Sheet</strong> feed rate too slow• Blade tooth size too small• Blade too hot• Dull blade• Too many sheets in cutting stack• Reduce blade speed• Increase sheet feed rate• Increase blade tooth size• Use cool air on blade duing cutting• Sharpen blade• Reduce the of sheets in cutting stackChipping of sheet• <strong>Sheet</strong> is not properly clamped• <strong>Sheet</strong> feed rate too fast• Dull blade• Blade is not installed properly• Blade tooth size is too large• Clamp sheet securely to minimize vibrations• Reduce sheet feed rate• Sharpen blade• Ensure blade is properly installed and free of wobble• Reduce blade tooth size15
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