Preparations For Cdsl Series (Linear Actuators With Integrated Servo Drive); Attaching The Cdsr To A Machine - Wittenstein cyber dynamic system Operating Manual

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5.2.2 Preparations for CDSL series (linear actuators with integrated servo drive)

5.3 Attaching the CDSx to a machine
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The drive system may be damaged in the case of improper
assembly.
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Only install the drive system on level, no-vibration, rigid structures.
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Ensure freedom of motion of the customer application.
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Arrange the drive system and the application optimally with respect
to one other to avoid lateral forces and thus premature wear of the
threaded spindle.
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Avoid lateral forces and bending torques on the thrust tube.
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Avoid banging and knocking the tappet.
Moving outside the permissible stroke path, at both the minimum
and maximum position, will damage the threaded spindle.
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Limit the stroke of the drive system using appropriate measures
(e.g. stops, or buffers) for the extended and retracted end position.
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These end stops must be dimensioned appropriately and be capable
of absorbing the kinetic energy of the moving parts, which may be
moving at high speeds.
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Observe the safety and processing instructions for the threadlocker
to be used.
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Coat the fastening screws with
a threadlocker.
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Fasten the drive system to the
machine with the fastening screws
through the threaded bores (A).
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Attach the drive system so that the
name plate can still be read.
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For specified tightening torques for
screws of property class A2-70, see
chapter 10.1 "Tightening torques for
common thread sizes in general
mechanical engineering".
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