Mrs/Brs Brass Plugs - Schneeberger MONORAIL Series Mounting Instructions

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7.2.2 MRS/BRS brass plugs
CAUTION!
Risk of personal injury posed by sharp-edged rail fixing holes
and sheared-off or airborne brass swarf!
Could result in cutting injuries.
• Wear gloves.
• Wear protective goggles when working with compressed air.
CAUTION!
Risk of personal injury posed by non-compliance with
manufacturer's guidelines!
Hydraulic components can become damaged and malfunction, resulting
in injury.
• Follow the manufacturer's instructions for installation, operation,
and maintenance.
This section describes the installation of MRS plugs for the covering of rail fixing holes
on MONORAIL MR guide rails and BRS brass plugs in MONORAIL BM guide rails
using the MWH or BWH hydraulic assembly tool and the MZH hydraulic cylinder.
Identification
The MRS and BRS brass plugs generally have a differing construction. The following
shows the geometric properties of the different plugs by which the brass plugs can
be identified.
MRS brass plugs possess a conical external contour (1). The top surface of the plug
(2) has a ring-shaped indentation.
BRS brass plugs have a ring-shaped groove (1). The brass plugs have a recess
on their underside (2).
BRS plugs require a special BM rail with non-chamfered mounting holes.