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7.2. Removal/disposal of chips
Observe the instructions and recommendations concerning safe disposal of waste produced during operation.
Correct cutting angles will be achieved when the bearing surfaces for the workpiece and the surfaces of gripping jaws are free from
metal chips or other impurities.
7.3. Coolant system cleaning
When handling coolants, risks linked to hazardous substances cannot be avoided. Observe the regulations and
recommendations (operating instructions by professional associations or your company) related to safe
handling of coolants.
The coolant tank cannot be removed from the machine base during the maintenance and cleaning. Access to it is facilitated through
the lid in the base.
Caution: Used coolant belongs to special waste category!
Our recommendations: Regular cleaning and maintenance of the coolant increases the service life and functionality of the coolant
pump. If possible, use the coolants miscible with water, non-irritant to skin and with high protection against aging and corrosion. Min.
Check the volume of oil in the coolant at least once a week. Optimum lubrication increases cutting productivity. There is a barrier in
the coolant tank that separates the space for filtering impurities. This space should be cleaned during routine checks depending on
the kind of material to be cut.
7.4. Lubrication
Regular lubrication and cleaning extend the life and functionality of the machine. During a regular check, make sure that there is
enough grease on the friction surfaces of the vice, movable bars, and the tensioning helix. Do not forget to grease the trapezoidal
screw of the vice regularly. Observe lubrication of greasing points according to the lubrication plan (see figure below) for individual
machines, approximately once in a month. The first lubrication with lithium soap-based grease class NGLI-2 is applied during the
assembly.
GROOVE BAR
TRAPEZOIDAL SCREW
SLIDE SURFACE OF THE VICE
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