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A A M M C C O O Drilling Press Model No. D200 . Operation Manual WESTWAY Machinery Ltd. “Exclusive Canadian Import Agent” 2370 Cawthra Road, Mississauga, ON L5A 2X1 Tel: (905) 803-9999 Fax: (905) 803-9109 Toll Free 1-800-263-1199 Website: www.westwaymachinery.com

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  • AAMMCCOO

    Drilling Press

    Model No. D200

    .

    Operation Manual

    WWEESSTTWWAAYY MMaacchhiinneerryy LLttdd.. “Exclusive Canadian Import Agent”

    2370 Cawthra Road, Mississauga, ON L5A 2X1

    Tel: (905) 803-9999 Fax: (905) 803-9109 Toll Free 1-800-263-1199

    Website: www.westwaymachinery.com

  • Model Z5050 _ Vertical Drilling Machine

    Operation Manual

    Max.Drillmg Dia. 50 mm

    SeriralNo: c

  • rlease note

    This Machine (Serial No.should be connected with electricsupply of V ^ Hz, 3-phase,4-core wires (L1,L2,L3,N).

    Fuse current A

  • AwarningDrilling Machine Safety Instructions

    You are required to read this entire Manual before using this machine.

    1. Maintenance. Make sure the Drill is turned off anddisconnect from the main power supply and make sureall moving parts have come to a complete stop beforeany Inspection, adjustment or maintenance is carriedout.

    2. Drill Condition. Drill must be maintained for a properworking condition. Never operate a Drill that hasdamaged or worn parts. Scheduled routinemaintenance should performed on a scheduled basis.

    3. Leaving a Drill Unattended. Always turn the Drilloff and make sure all moving parts have come to acomplete stop before leaving the Drill. Do-not leaveDrill running unattended for any reason.

    13. Changing Belts for speed selection. Alwaysallow the machine to come to a complete stop and turnpower off before changing belts. Not turning power offwhen changing belts can cause serious injury.

    14. Clearing chips. Always use a brush to clear chips.Never clear chips when the drill is running.

    15. Power outage. In the event of a power failure duringuse of the drill, turn off all switches to avoid possiblesudden start up once power is restored.

    16. Clean work area. Keep the area around the drillclean from oil, tools, chips.

    4. Avoiding Entanglement. Remove loose clothing,belts, or jewelry items. Never wear gloves whilemachine is in operation. Tie up long hair and use thecorrect hair nets to avoid any entanglement with theDrill spindle or moving parts.

    5. Chuck key & wrench safety. Always remove chuckkeys, wrenches and any service tools immediately afteruse. Chuck keys left in the chuck can cause seriousinjury.

    6. Understand the machines controls. Make sure

    you understand the use and operation of all controls.

    7. Drill bit selection. Always use the correct Drill bit forthe job you are Drilling. Make sure you use the correctshank drill bit for you drilling machine.

    8. Secure the Drill Bit. Properly tighten and securelylock the drill bit in the chuck.

    9. Cutting Tool inspection. Inspect Drill forsharpness, chips, or cracks before use. Replace anycutting tools immediately if dull, chipped or cracked.Handle new cutting tools with care. Cutting edges arevery sharp and can cause lacerations.

    10. Reversing the spindle. Make sure the spindle hascome to a complete stop before changing the directionof the spindle.

    11 . Stopping the spindle. Do not slow or stop thespindle by using you hand.

    12. Speed selection. Select the appropriate speed forthe type of work, material, and tool bit. Allow the Drill toreach full speed before beginning a cut.

    17. Surface/workpiece area. Before turning the drill on,make sure the table is clear of any objects (tools,scraps, off-cuts etc.) Do not drill material that does nothave a flat surface, unless a suitable support is used

    18. Table Lock. Make sure the table is tightened before

    starting the drill.

    19. Drilling Sheet metal. All sheet metal should beclamped to the table before drilling.

    20. Mounting workplaces. Use clamps or vices tosecure workpiece before drilling. Position work so youavoid drilling into table.

    21. Guarding. Do not operate the drill when chuck guardis removed.

    22. Eye and hand protection. A face shield with safetyglasses is recommended. Always keep hands andfingers away from the drill bit. Never hold a work(piecein your hand while drilling. Do not wear gloves whileoperating the drill.

    23. Drill operation. Never start the drill with the drill bitpressed against the workpiece. Feed the drill evenlyinto the workpiece. Back the drill out of deep holes.Turn the machine off and clear chips and scrap pieceswith a brush. Turn power off. remove drill bit, and cleanthe table before leaving the machine.

    24. Call for help. If at any time you experiencedifficulties, stop the machine and call you nearestbranch service department for help.

  • AwarningGeneral Machinery Safety Instructions

    1.

    You are required to read this entire Manual before using this machine.

    Read the entire Manual before starting

    machinery. Machinery may cause serious injury if notcorrectly used.

    Always use correct hearing protection whenoperating machinery. Machinery noise may causepermanent hearing damage.

    Machinery must never be used when tired, orunder the influence of drugs or alcohol. Whenrunning machinery you must be alert at all times.

    14. Use correct amperage extension cords.Undersized extension cords overheat and lose power.Replace extension cords if they become damaged.

    15. Keep machine well maintained. Keep bladessharp and clean for best and safest performance.Follow instructions when lubricating and changingaccessories.

    16. Keep machine well guarded. Make sure guards onmachine are in place and are all working correctly.

    4. Wear correct Clothing. At all times remove allloose clothing, necklaces, rings, jewelry, etc. Long hairmust be contained in a hair net. Non-slip protectivefootwear must be worn.

    5. Always wear correct respirators around fumes

    or dust when operating machinery. Machineryfumes & dust can cause serious respiratory illness.Dust extractors must be used where applicable.

    6. Always wear correct safety glasses. Whenmachining you must use the correct eye protection toprevent injuring your eyes.

    7. Keep work clean and make sure you have

    good lighting. Cluttered and dark shadows maycause accidents.

    8. Personnel must be properly trained or well

    supervised when operating machinery. Makesure you have clear and safe understanding of themachine you are operating.

    9. Keep children and visitors away. Make surechildren and visitors are at a safe distance for you workarea.

    10. Keep your workshop childproof. Use padlocks,Turn off master power switches and remove startswitch keys.

    11. Never leave machine unattended. Turn power offand wait till machine has come to a complete stopbefore leaving the machine unattended.

    12. Make a safe working environment. Do not usemachine in a damp, wet area, or where flammable ornoxious fumes may exist.

    13. Disconnect main power before servicemachine. Make sure power switch is in the offposition before re-connecting.

    17. Do not overreach. Keep proper footing and balance

    at all times.

    18. Secure workpiece. Use clamps or a vice to hold theworkpiece where practical. Keeping the workpiecesecure will free up your hand to operate the machineand will protect hand from injury.

    19. Check machine over before operating. ChecKmachine for damaged parts, loose bolts, Keys andwrenches left on machine and any other conditions that

    may effect the machines operation. Repair and replacedamaged parts.

    20. Use recommended accessories. Refer to

    instruction manual or ask correct service officer when

    using accessories. The use of improper accessoriesmay cause the risk of injury.

    21. Do not force machinery. Work at the speed andcapacity at which the machine or accessory wasdesigned.

    22. Use correct lifting practice. Always use the correctlifting methods when using machinery. Incorrect liftingmethods can cause serious injury.

    23. Lock mobile bases. Make sure any mobile bases

    are locked before using machine.

    24. Allergic reactions. Certain metal shavings andcutting fluids may cause an ellergic reaction in peopleand animals, especially when cutting as the fumes canbe inhaled. Make sure you know what type of metaland cutting fluid you will be exposed to and how toavoid contamination.

    25. Call for help. If at any time you experiencedifficulties, stop the machine and call you nearestbranch service department for help.

  • CRUSHING

    Isolate power to machine prior to any checks or maintenance being carried out.CUTTING, STABBING. Do not adjust or clean until the machine has fully stoppedMEDIUMPUNCTURING

    Isolate power to machine when changing speeds or maintenance is being carried out.Make sure all guards are secured shut when machine is onMEDIUMSHEARING

    PLANT SAFETY PROGRAM

    NEW MACHINERY HAZARD IDENTIFICATION, ASSESSMENT & CONTROL

    Drilling Machine

    Item No. Hazart Identification Hazard AssessmentRisk Control Strategies

    (Recommended for Purchase/Buyer/User)

    ENTANGLEMENT HIGH Eliminate, avoid loose clothing I Long hair etc.

    Secure & support work material on drill table.

    STRIKING

    ELECTRICAL

    HIGH TEMPERATURE

    OTHER HAZARDS. NOISE

    Ensure workpieces are tightly secured on machine.MEDIUM Wear safety glasses.

    Ensure correct spindle direction when drilling.

    All electrical enclosures should only be opened with a tool that Is not to be kept with the machine.MFDiUM Never clean or dust machine when power is on.

    Machine should be installed & checked by a Licensed Electrician.

    Wear appropriate protective clothing to prevent hot swarf.

    Wear hearing protection as required.

    Plant safety Program to be read in conjunction with manufactures instructionsAuthorised and signed by:

    Safety Officer:

    Manager:

    rC\j^

  • Total!

    Operation ManualModel Z5050

    Contents

    I. Application and Features

    II. Specification and Parameters

    III. Transportation

    TV. Foundation and Installation

    V. Driving Systems

    VI. Operation Instruction

    VII. Lubrication

    VIII. Cooling apparatus

    IX- List and Location Drawing for Rolling

    Bearings

    X. Electrical Equipment

    XI. List of Accessories

    XII. Construction Drawings for Essential Units

    1. Column, work table and its rest. Cooling apparataus

    2. Driving Gear Box and Infinitly Variable speed

    transmission

    3. Stepless regulating mechanism, Feed and Feed-speed

    Changing mechanism

    24—26

  • MODEL Z5050 OPERATION MANUAL Page 1

    I. Application and Features

    The Machine is designed mainly for drilling, counterboring, reaming,tapping and smoothing surfaces on medium size workpieces.

    It can also be used for boring with some boring cutter. The max diameterto be drilled is 50 mm. It is widely used in machine works and repair shopsfor single piece or small lot and mass production.

    This new type machine have many advantages based on the similar machine athome and abroad. The belt stepless regulating drive machmism with gearedtransmission and two~speed motor are adopted in the machine. It operates inhigh eficiency, perfect performance, wide speed range and lower noise.

    The power feed mechanism of the spindle is equipped and the feed movementis obtained easily by pushing any one button at the end of three operatinglevers.

    The spindle head has been fixed on the top of the column, only the worktable rest can be raised or lowered by lifting motor and can be swivelled180- around the column, or ±45° parallel to the rest.

    The speed of the spindle is readable on the ZSB device directly and thetwo—speed switch is equipped with the machine for reversing the spindle atlow or hi^ speed, which is combined with contactors, convenent for tapping.

    The regulating push buttons for changing spindle speed is mounted on thefront of the head stock, only the machine is in running it may be changed.

    The incEindescent lamp has been mounted under the head stock for lighting.There is a base plate for fixing the foot-mounted motor that has been

    mounted on the head stock with a plate, then the requied tension of thedriving belts can be adjusted.

    To meet the needs of steel workpieces machining, the coolant apparatushas been equipped.

    All -impn-rtflnt. cast iron parts are artificially aged. Essential units ofsteel, such as the spindle, spindle sleeve, driving gears ect, are properlyheattreated to give them the desired stabillity €ind hardness.

  • Model Z5050 Operation Manual Page 2

    II. Specification and parameters

    1. Max. drilling capacity (Tapping capeity)

    2. Distance from axis of spindle to generating line of column

    Table 1

    50 mm (MSG)

    350 mm

    3. Max. distance from spindle nose to working surface of work table 600 mm

    4. Max. distance from spindle nose to working surface of baseplate 1200 mm

    5. Max. travel of spindle 180 mm

    6. Max adjustment of work table rest 320 mm

    7. Rotate angle of the worktable (to its rest) ±45°8. Taper of spindle bor 4 Morse

    9. Step of spindle speed stepless

    10. Range of spindle speed change 48-1500 r/min

    11. Feeding step of spindle 4 (step)

    12. Feeding range of spindle 0. 08, 0. 16, 0. 27, 0. 35 mm/r

    13. Diameter of column 160 mm

    14. Effective working ares of work table (LXW) 510X380 mm

    15. Effective working area of baseplate (LXW) 450X440 rnm

    16. T slots of table and baseplate number-width x spacing 2-14, 2-18 mm

    17. 2-speed 3-phase A. C. motor YD100L2-4/2

    Power

    Voltage (be according to order)Speed

    18. 3-phase coolant pump motor Type AYB-6BPower

    Voltage A. C. (be according to order)Flow rate

    19. Electromagetic clutch power

    (Type DLY0-16S) Voltage

    20. Overall dimension (LXWXH)

    21. Weight

    Gross

    Net

    2.4/3 Kw

    220V, 380V, 420 V

    1440/2800 r/min

    0. 085 KW

    220V, 380V, 420 V

    6 1/min

    0.024 KW

    24 V

    1020X580X1935 mm

    kg

    kg

  • Goor box

    HXN.

    Electrical

    Cabinet

    Spindle Box

    Column

    Work Table

    Braket

  • Model Z5050 Operation Manual Page 4

    III. Transportation

    On its arrival, examine carefully and see if any damaga is caused to the

    machine. ll?hen unpacking the machine, check according to the ''packing list"

    whether there is any shortage. A formal record is necessary for future inquiry.

    In hoisting by crane attention should be given to the position of the centre

    of gravity. For correct handling please refer to Fig. 4. It is recommended that

    soft pads should be placed between ropes and the machine surfaces in order to

    prevent the painted surfaces of the machine from being impaired.

    CD

    Fig. 2. Floor Space Required by Base plate

  • Model Z5050 Operation Manual Page 5

    Handling Diagram

    The lever should be

    fastened before

    hoisting

    OjI

    Fig. 3.

  • Model 7.-^050 Operation Manual Paged

    IV. Foundation and Installation

    1. The minimum floor space should be prepared according to Fig. 2. The

    work table revolves round 360" to the column.

    Their actual dimension, however, are determined by users themselves

    depending on the works to be drilled.

    2. The depth of the foundation can be decided in accordance with the

    ground condition.

    The dimension shown in Fig. 4 is for your reference.

    3. Installation order: First insert the foundation bolts into the

    holes in the foundation cement according to their proper position.

    After the cement has completely hardened, place the machine there

    on and level it with a spirit level, then tighten the nuts of

    the foundation bolts.

    4. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION HAS TO BE CARRIED OUT BY ELECTRICAL

    RESPONSIBLE PERSONS

  • Model Z5050 Operation Manual Page?

    Foundation and Installation Digram

    -1vwww

    1500x800

    Fig. 4.

  • Operation ManualModel Z5050

    V. Driving Systems

    -f

    Fig. 5.

  • Model Z5050 Operation Manual Page 9

    VI. Operation Instruction

    1. Operation Essentials

    1) It is important for the operator to acquaint himself with details of thismanual before installing or operating the machine,

    2) The operater is requested to observe the instructions relating to opeirationand maintenance,

    3) Carry out the lubrication strictly according to the lubrication chart andreplenish the lubricants of all machine points at regular intervals.

    4) The short type spindle is adopted in this machine, therefore the spindlemust be draw away a certain distance from its guide for ejecting the drill

    or tool- In this case the spindle must be striked with carefuly to preventthe accuracy from damaging.

    5) After unpacking a new machine and befor putting it into operation, thoroughly clean and lubricate it and make a trial running from the lowestspeed to the highest so as to inspect whether there is any trouble.

    2. Positions of the Various Controlling Devices and Their Functions

    1) The positions of the various controlling devi,ces for operation are shown inFig. 1.

    2) The indicative numbers allotted to these various controlling devices aredescribed in Table 3,

    Table for uses of various controlling devices Table 3Numbers Names of the Controlling Parts

    1. Handle for raising or lowering work table and its rest,2. Locking knob for feed depth adjusting screw.3. Knob for adjusting of feed depth.4. Manual feed lever.

    5. Push button for turning the electromagnetic feed clutch on or off.6. Hand wheel for feed speed change.7. Cock of cooling agent.8. Emergency stop button.

    9. push button for raising worktable and its rest.10. Push button for starting main motor,

    11. Push button for increasing speed of spindle.12. Push button for decreasing speed of spindle.13. Push button for stop.14. Push button for lowering worktable and its rest.15. Lever for speed range changing.16. Switch for lighting lamp.17. Knob of the electrical cabinet.

    18. Switch for cooling pump motor.19. Selecting switch for tapping.20. Change-over switch of 2-speed motor.21. Switch for power source.

    22. Handle for tightening and loosening work table.23. Handle for tightening and loosening work table rest.24. Switch for worktable protecting screen.

  • Model Z5050 Operation Manual Page 10

    3. Spindle Speeds change

    The brond Vee Belts stepless drive, geared transmition and 2-speed motor are

    adopted in the driving system and the spindle speed can be obtained at any one

    of the 48-1500 r/min speed range. See Fig. 1.

    When changing speeds, set the chang-over switch (20) at the position "0"

    first, turn the speed selecting lever (1) according to the instruction plate

    fixed on the machine to their corresponding range and positive rotation of the

    spindle can be obtained by turning the switch (10) to the position "1" or "2''

    and combined with push buttons (11) or (12) corresponding with the LED reading

    device.

    The spindle Will rotate revsrsely if you turn the change-over switch (20)

    to the position "R'' , it can be used for tapping.

    Note:

    After turning the change-over switch(10) from position to "2" position,

    or from ''2" to "1" ,or after turning the speed selector lever (1), the push

    buttons for increasing and decreasing speed (11) or (12) must be pushed once, then

    the LED device reading can be matched for the spindle speed.

    4. Variety of Feed rate

    Four feed speeds can be achieved through gears on the spline of the gear

    box and feed mechanism. (See Fig. 13) The feed speeds can be changed by

    turning handweel (6), to the Indicated position in accordance with the feed

    speed plate.

    5. Feeding Ways of Spindle:

    1). Manual Feed: Manual feed is obtained by tuining the lever (4) counter

    clockwise.

  • Model Z5050 Operation Manual Page 11

    2). Power Feed: When you push any one button (5) mounted on the end ofthree operating levers(4), the electromagnetic feed clutchis connected and power feed is obtained in accordance witha selected feed rate. If you need to stop the process, push

    the button(5) again in feeding, the electromagnetic feedclutch is off and power feed is stopped

    3). Threed Cutting: The manual feed is selected in this operation only.The tapping motion must be in accordance with itspitch freely, so the power feed button can not bepushed.

    The selecting switch (19) on the panel must turn to the position .See Fig. 1. (Tapping operation see section X Electrical Equipment)6. Return Mechamism of Spindle:The balance and raising to its position of the spindle can be obtainedby coiled spring. The balance force can be adjusted by loosenning thescrew and turning the spring box. See Fig. 13.

    7. The Control of Feed Depth:In mass production. The conrtol of cutting depth is obtained by means of

    moving the indicating pointer on the long screw.Loosen the clamping lever (2), turn the knob (3) for moving the pointer to the

    requied depth and clamp it.8. Tool Ejection:

    The short-type spindle is adopted in this machine. The morse taperis located directly in the spindle. So the spindle must be draw away

    a certain distance from its guide for ejecting the drill.9. Work Table and its Rest:

    Work table and its rest can be raised or lowered to the requiredheight by loosening handle (23) and push the control button of the lifting motor.

    At the same time the rest can be swivelled a certain angle round the columnn tomeet the need of workpiece.

    The work tabale can be swiverlled at 360° angle round its center after handle22 is loosen, then handle (23) and (22) Should be clanged.

    By Loosening the 4 nuts of M14 on the rest and take out the taper pinsthe worktable can be swivelled at ±45° in horizontal plane.

    Reset it to the origenal position by testing it according to inspection item G5and insert taper pins.

  • Model ZSOSO Operation Manual Page 12

    10. Adjustment of the power feeding force:

    The power feeding force is adjusted in stipulated data(F=10,COON),before the maching was leaved the works. After using a portion oftime if you find the power feeding force is not enough for drilling , you can open the cover fixed on the head box and turn the

    adjusting nut (11) , to change the pressur force of the frictionsafty clutch and the needed feeding force is obtained. (The feedingforce can be measured by a dynamometer). See Fig. 12.

    11. The tension adjustment of the stepless regulating driver belts.The tension of the driving belts is adjusted by turning the con

    necting bolt of the motor plate on the head box, after using aportion of time or the driving power is reduced. But the tensionforce on the belts do not be overload to prevent belt hoted exceedby friction and its service life will be shorted.

    VIL Lubrication

    The gears in the speed change gear box are libricated with grease. The gear

    box should be cleaned and the grease remewed after 3 months the new machine

    has been operated and all other points (see Fig. 7, table. 4) should be

    lubricated once every shift to prevent dry friction or damage on the sliding

    surfaces.

    VIII. Coolant apparatus

    The Coolant agent is filled in behind the baseplate. Turn on the switch (18)

    of the control panel on the left of the electrical box to start the coolant

    puQQ), then turn the cock on the end of soft pipe to provide the cooling

    agent. See Fig. 1.

  • Model Z5050 Operation Manual Page 13

    Lubrication Chart

    Table 4

    No. shown

    in Fig. 7Parts to be lubricatedLubricant used Notes

    1Bearings for gear shaftI in gear box

    Lithium base

    grease No. 3Once every

    3 months

    Remove

    the cover

    2Bearings for gear shaftII in gear box

    Lithium base

    grease No. 3Once every3 months

    Remove

    the cover

    3Bearings for gear shaftIII in gear box

    Lithium base

    grease No. 3Once every3 months

    Remove

    the cover

    4 Shaft with gearMachine oil

    No. 40

    Once everyshift

    move the

    cover

    5 Feed mechanismMachine oil

    No. 40

    Once every

    3 months

    6Mechanism for raisingand lowering work

    table rest

    Machine oil

    No. 40

    Once every

    shift

    7 Shaft of intermediatpulleys and its carrier

    Lithium base

    grease No. 3

    Once every

    3 months

    Lift the 1

    on the cov

    8 Worm gear and its shaft.Machine oil

    No. 40

    Once every2 weeks

    9 Feed mechanism with gearMachine oil

    No. 40

    Once everyshift

    10 Spindle sleeveMachine oil

    No. 40

    Once everyshift

    11 ColumnMiachine oil

    No. 40

    Once everyshift

    id

    3r

    Note :

    When the oil level on the left of the spindle box is over the

    central line, unscrew the oil plug to remove the oil, must remain

    the oil level under the central line.

  • Model Z5050 Operation Manual

    Lubrication Chart

    Page 14

    Fig. 6.

  • Model Z5050 Operation M^mual Page 15

    IX, List and Location Drawing for RollingBearing Used in Machine Location ofBearings

    1000905 1000904

    7

    D106

    1000905

    1000904

    1000904X D7000109

    8108 /

    1000809

    Fig. 7.

  • Model Z5050 Operation Manual Page 16

    2. List of Bearings Used Table 5

    Domestic

    Code No.Description Dimension Qty.

    Preci

    sion

    International

    Code No. *

    (33301; 8102Thrust ball

    bearing withflat back faces

    15X28X9 1 51102

    GB301; 8104 20X35X10 1 51104

    (3B301; 8108 40 X 60X13 1 51108

    GB276: 100

    Deep GrooveBall Bearing

    10X26X8 2 6000

    GB276; 101 12X28X8 1 6001

    GB276; 103 17X35X10 2 6003

    GB276; 106 30X55X13 1 Ps 6006

    GB276; 108 40X68X15 2 6008

    GB276; 204

    GB276; 205

    20X47X14

    25X52X15

    3

    1

    6204

    6205

    GB276; 7000109 45X75X10 2 Ps 16009

    GB276; 1000809 45X58X7 1 1 61809

    GB276; 1000904 20X37X9 5 61904ADR • AY20

    GB276; 1000905 25X42X9 2 61905ADR • AY25

    (* The SKF standard or ISO standard)

  • Model Z5050 Operation Manual Page 17

    9 Electrical System

    9.1 General

    The power supply of the machine is of 380V/50HZ.3-phase, U,V,W,60HZ and other voltages are possible. The voltage for the lifting motor of theworktable is 380V. Power supply for control circuit and lighting system is of24V, which is provided by control transformer. On the control circuit, there arefuses for short circuit protection and an emergency stop button for emergencystop. The transmission is driven by a 2-speed,3-phase AC asynchronousmotor, its speed change is realized by turning the switch.The electrical cabinet is mounted on the back of the spindle box. Theemergency stop button and other switches are on the front left site of the spindlebox.(see fig.l)To ensure the safety of the operator, the electrical system has a safe groundconnection.

    9.2 Electrical Circuit

    9.2.1 Main Power Switch(QSI)The main Power Switch(QSI) is for the control of the power supply. It has alock for protection.9.2.2 protection of mam motorThe main motor is protected by 3VU1340 auto switch (QFl), which can proiectthe motor from overload.

    9.2.3 protection of Coolant pumpProtection of the coolant pump is provided by 3VE automatic Switch(QF2).9.2.4 Tapping OperationTapping operation is controlled by contactors KM1,KM2, and select buttonSB6. The travel limit of tapping is controlled by SQ2,SQ3.When tapping, turn the select button SB6 on Position "r',("0" for driving), turnthe LW6B combination switch to "1", start the spindle forward (KMl suctionengaged). Operate spindle by hand downward until touch the work piece to betapped. When the tapping depth is reached, limit switch SQ2 is on , spindlerotates reversely (KM2 suction engaged), tap withdraws from the work piece.When the spindle return to the highest point, limit switch SQ4 is on. ThenSpindle turn forward and one cycle of the operation is finished.For next tapping operation, repeat the steps above. For drilling, turn the buttonSB 10 on the position "0".Warning! The motor turns forward and reverse frequently during tapping, soeach operation should not exceed 8 times per minute. Please stop the motor andcool it down when it is hot, otherwise the motor could be burnt down.

  • Model Z5050 Operation Manual Page 18

    9.2.5 Power feeding operating

    Spindle is moved down over 5—6mm and push the any one button of the three operating levers, the

    electromagnetic clutch is engaged and power feed is starting and the indicate lamp HL2 is lighted.

    The process is stopped by limit switch when the desired depth is arrived. If need to stop the power

    feed in process, push the button (5) again to disengage the electromagnetic clutch.

    9.2.6 Emergency stop

    During the process of machining, the emergency stop button SB3 can be pushed down for emergency

    stop. When SB3 is pushed down, contactor KMl lost power, the machine stops. To restart the machine,

    relieve the mechanical lock ofthe button.

    9.2.7 Zero voltage Protection

    Zero Voltage Protection is provided by Contactor KMl. When the power is re-connected, push the

    button SB4 to suction engage the contactor KMl, the machine is restarted

    9.2.8 Raising and lowering of the work table and it's brackei

    When the bracket is clamped, the electric lifting mechanism of worktabie can not be started, boosen

    the lever (23),push the (SB7) then the required height can be obtained.

    9.2.9 The function of protecting screen

    When the protecting screen is not in the correct working position. The machine can not be started

    9.2.10 Spindle speed changing

    The spindle speed can be changed in running ,then push the buttons SB4 or SB5 on the panel to

    Increasing or decreasing the spindle speed. The running speed is readable on the LED tachometer.

    9.3 Electrical wiring

    9.3.1 Wiring the main power supply line and ground wire as shown on the electrical diagram 8.

    9.4 Maintenance of Electrical Device

    Shut -off the main power supply before checking the electrical device. Keep the device clean by

    removing dust, dirt and grease regularly. Kerosene or gasoline are prohibited using as cleaner. The

    working voltage of the motor can not exceed i 10% of the rated voltage. To ensure the machine

    running normally, regular maintenance ofthe motor is needed.

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    9.4 List of Electrical parts Table 6

    Symbol Item Model & Specification Qty Remarks

    QSl Main Switch P1-25/EA/SVB 1

    QS2 Conversion Switch TH-67974GB/E 1

    QFl Circuit Breaker MS116 4'v6.3A 1

    QF2 Circuit Breaker MS116 0.16~0.25A 1

    SB1;SB2;SB6 Select Switch C2SS2-10B-10 3

    SB3 Emergency stop Button YW1B-Y4E02R 1 Red Mushroom Head

    SB4 Start Button CPl-lOG-20 1 Green

    SB5 Stop Button CPHOR-ll 1 Red

    SB? Handle Button 3 Made by oursetf

    SB8;SB9 Select Button CPHOG-ll 2 Black

    SB10;SB11 Select Button KPl-lOB ( 3on/2off ) 2 Black

    SQ1;SQ5;SQ6 Micro-switch SS-5GL-F 3

    SQ2;SQ3 Proximity Switch TL-Q5MC1 2

    SQ4 Travel Switch LX19-001 1

    SQ7;SQ8 Micro-switch LXW16-16/51C 2

    KMI'vKMS Contactor A12-30-01 5

    Assistant Contact Code(on) CA5-10 2

    E1;BL2 Signal Lamp CL502G AC24V 2

    ELI Working Lamp 25W AC24V I Screw

    T1 Control Transfomer JBR5TH-160VA 575/24; 27; 27;9 1

    U1 Circuit Board HXPCB5-C 1

    Sensor TYPE:HC-0524NA 1

    Digital Readout Watch RSH 1

    Ml Two-speed Main Motor YD100L2-4/2 1

    M2 Coolant Pump AYB-6B 1

    M3 Lifting Motor 1 Special Order

    M4 Speed Motor ZD25311C 1

    YCl Electromagnetic Clutch DYLH6S 1

    Electrical Brush M16X1 1 Special Order

    R1 Resistor 62Q 2W 1

    D1 Diode 1N5404 1

    DWl Bridge Pile QLIOA 200V 1