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2.6 Machine parameters
– Overvoltage category: ΙΙΙ
– Pollution degree: 2
– Protection class: 1
2.7 Teleservice
You will require an Internet connection for Teleservice.
For more details, please refer to the "Teleservice" bro-
chure.
2.8 Compressed Air Supply
Please make sure that the air pressure required to operate
your CMM is available as described below:
●
Minimum pressure 6 bar, max. pressure 10 bar.
●
Prefiltered air; completely free of contaminating partic-
les, oil vapors and water residues.
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Air quality in compliance with ISO 8573 Part 1 Classifi-
cation 4, which includes:
Par. 6.1: Max. particle size 15 µm, max. dirt particle
concentration 8 mg/m
Par. 6.2: Max. compressed air dew point +3 °C
Par. 6.3: Max. oil concentration of 5 mg/m
If the above air quality is not attained, it may be necessary
to add an additional downstream air filtration unit and, in
some cases, a membrane dryer to the compressed air line
of the CMM. These units can be ordered from CZ. Please
ask your contact person for more information.
Failure to comply with the above air quality spe-
cifications could result in damage not covered
by your warranty.
Note!
Air consumption of CMM:
Max. 30 l/min at 5 bar (150 normal liters/min at 1 bar)
Connecting point for compressed air
A connection with a compressed air coupling for a ¼"
NPT plug-in fitting is required to connect the machine to
the compressed air supply. This connection must be pro-
vided by you as illustrated in the section entitled "CMM
installation dimensions and arrangement of the
steel plates". A compressed air hose with a ¼" NPT
plug-in fitting (included in the scope of supply) must be
laid and connected during installation.
When laying the connection up to the CMM, make sure
that the connecting parts are readily accessible and are
not obstructed by the base of the CMM.
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2.9 Transport Vehicles
Please provide a forklift with sufficient carrying capacity
and fork length to unload the packaged units and trans-
port them to the storage or installation site. The loading
capacities required of these vehicles are specified on the
following pages.
All transport lanes and approaches should be kept open
during the entire installation and startup period to help
ensure trouble-free installation.
The transport locks and braces on the CMM, pallet (ship-
ping crate) and lashing straps must be returned to CZ.
Packing materials such as e.g. foils or styrofoam
chips ("popcorn") are recycled by Carl Zeiss and
should be returned to CZ along with the trans-
Note!
port stops and braces if they are clean and no dirt has
been mixed in with them.
2.10 Unloading/Storing/Unpacking
With outdoor temperatures below 0°C, CMM assemblies
with granite guideways are not enclosed in a protective
PVC bag, but sealed air-tight along with a drying agent in
an aluminum-coated foil (insulated packaging).
Unloading and transport must be performed only with
transport lugs or pallets. Be careful not to damage the
insulated packaging! Please remember that your CMM
is a valuable, high-precision instrument. For this reason,
you should avoid jolting or knocking the crate at all times.
Please leave the crates packed and store them in a shel-
tered location as close as possible to the installation site.
Adaptation to room temperature:
Store the crates in a room with a minimum ambient tem-
perature of 15° C at least 2 days before our system spe-
cialist arrives. The crates may be unpacked and the insu-
lated packaging may be removed only by our system spe-
cialist! Please also make sure that a place suitable for de-
positing the empty containers is provided.
2.11 Moving the CMM to another location
A system specialist should always be present
when moving the CMM to another location as
a precaution to ensure that it is not damaged.
Note!
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