ES721 ISO40 7 kW NL - HSD

HSD
§ 10 OPERATION
10.1 GENERAL PRECAUTIONS
HSD S.p.A. has inspected and checked its electrospindles under the standard ambient conditions
(CEI EN 60034-1:2006-05).
Contact HSD S.p.A. for information on the possibility of applications in special ambient conditions.
When machining, never allow non-cutting rotating parts (spindle shaft, toolholder etc.) to come into
contact with the piece being machined.
Accidental contact of this sort leads to a risk of serious damage to the electrospindle and injury to
the operator.
10.2 RUNNING IN
The electrospindle is supplied already run-in and ready for installation. The factory running-in cycle
includes careful testing of all controls and signals in simulated work cycles.
10.3 WARMING UP
When you power up the machine at the beginning of each day, allow the electrospindle to warm up
slowly, to allow the bearings to reach a uniform operating temperature with consequent uniform
expansion of the raceways.
To warm up, run the spindle at the following speeds for the times specified:
50% of max rated speed for 2 min.
75% of max rated speed for 2 min.
100% of max rated speed for 1 min.
Repeat this cycle every time the machine is switched off for any length of time, to bring the
electrospindle back up to operating temperature gradually and uniformly.
While the machine operating, the spindle can reach high temperatures.
Be very careful not to touch it without due precautions.
i Preheating is carried out without tool holder.
10.4 TOOL LOCKING AND RELEASE
The tool is mechanically locked by springs.
The tool is released by means of a single acting piston actuated by compressed air at 6 bar.
ELECTROSPINDLE MODEL AXIAL FORCE OF SPRINGS AXIAL FORCE ON TOOL
HOLDER
ISO 40 / ISO 40 Special 4000 N +/- 10% 4000 N +/- 10%
To prevent the toolholder from sticking, remove it after machining.
Always protect the internal parts of the spindle:
lock in a clean and ambient-temperature toolholder when the spindle is not
machining.
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