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- Page 1 TIDLAND SLITTING SOLUTIONS Tidland Series 950/960 Slitter Shaft Installation, Operation and Maintenance Series 950 GK Series 960 GR MI 27L666264 1 J...
- Page 2 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS When using this Tidland product, basic safety precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of personal injury. Your company's safety instructions and procedures should always be followed. When using this product with any other equipment or machinery, all safety requirements stipulated by that equipment or machinery manufacturer must be followed.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Caution ..............................3 Customer Service ............................ 3 Recommended Tools ..........................3 Shaft Notes ............................5 Install Anvil Rings (Initial Setup)......................5 Lock Anvil Rings in Place ........................5 To Reposition Anvil Rings ........................6 To Remove and Replace Anvil Rings ....................7 Maintenance Schedule ........................ - Page 4 ASSEMBLY DIAGRAM AND PARTS LIST Series 950GK/960GR configurations vary. The shaft shown here features removable journals: it may also be manufactured as a one-piece shaft design. Call for assistance with part numbers for your shaft. Please have your shaft serial number available when you call.
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Page 5: Shaft Notes
INSTALLATION Shaft Notes Tidland Slitter Shafts are designed to hold anvil rings in place during slitting operations. Install shaft as required for your specific application: you may need to install anvil rings prior to shaft installation. Before each operation, inspect the body and centering bars (Series 960 GR only) for scratches that may prevent the anvil rings from moving freely along the shaft. -
Page 6: To Reposition Anvil Rings
OPERATION See your Tidland Knifeholder Manual for detailed knifeholder setup and operation. Do not inflate while shaft is rotating. To Deflate Shaft Do not deflate while shaft is rotating. Use the Tidland Air Release Tool for fixed valve shafts. Do not use finger to release air. -
Page 7: To Remove And Replace Anvil Rings
MAINTENANCE To Remove and Replace Anvil Rings If using an air shaft with Tidland e-Knifeholder, do not adjust or remove the ball detent set screws in the anvil rings. These are not fastening screws; they ensure continuity between the shaft and the anvil ring, which is required for proper operation of the e-Knifeholder. -
Page 8: Maintenance Schedule
MAINTENANCE Maintenance Schedule Daily Throughout the operation shift, use compressed air to keep shaft free from dust and debris. Use a mild solvent, rubbing alcohol, to remove any residue. Dry shaft thoroughly. Petroleum-based products will damage the inflation elements. NOTICE Do not use. -
Page 9: Rubber External Elements
MAINTENANCE Rubber External Elements Important Notes (Read First) The external expansion element material is ethylene propylene diene monomer (EPDM), a synthetic rubber. The elements can be replaced without removing the shaft from the machine. Do not remove the aluminum T-slot extrusion from shaft when replacing the element. ... -
Page 10: To Replace Rubber Elements
MAINTENANCE To Replace Rubber Elements Bladder material supplied for replacement may be longer than the required finished length. Do not cut to length until instructed. Start at the Valve End Fig. 4 5/16" (7.93mm) 1. Square off one end of the element. (Elements cut at an angle are at risk for leaks.) 2. - Page 11 AIR CIRCUITS Your Tidland Series 950GK/960GR External Element shaft may be equipped with a fixed valve. In most cases, the air fitting at the end of each external element (underneath the element clamp) attaches to a hose inside the shaft, which connects to a side or end valve. ...
- Page 12 There are several styles of valves used on Tidland External Element shafts, installed either in the end or the side of the shaft, depending on your application. Ensure that the shaft is completely deflated before removing the valve. ...
- Page 13 TROUBLESHOOTING Problem Possible Cause Recommended Solution Air Leak Element end clamps not Tighten end clamps at both ends of shaft tight to 55-60 in· lbs (6.21-6.77 Nm). End clamps not centered Ensure that the end clamps completely over element cover the end of the element. Element must be cut square across its end in order for the end clamp to make contact across the full width of the element.
- Page 14 Remove damage or deformities with 600 grit wet/dry sandpaper. Heavily damaged or deformed bars should be replaced. Contact Maxcess. 1-800-426-1000 Anvil rings will not Element end clamps Inspect element length under clamp. fit on shaft extending beyond shaft If it is too long, it will push up on clamp.
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