Milling Motors; Noga Spray Cooling With Solenoid Valve - CNC-Step T-Rex Series Quick Start Manual

5.2

Milling motors

Milling motors by Kress:
Art. 211105 Kress 1050FME-1 / 1050 W / 5.000 - 25.000 R/min
Art. 211110 Kress 1050FME / 1050 W / 10.000 - 29.000 R/min
Art. 211100 Kress 800FME / 800W / 10.000 - 29.000 R/min - 110Volt (for USA)
Our recommended milling motors Kress; can be attached directly to the Z-axis in the designated
tool holder (Ø43mm).
The milling motor itself contains an on and off switch and setting wheel for the speed. A speed
control via software is not possible here.
However, the milling motor can be turned on/off via the relay socket 1 (Rel.1) Zero-3 control via
software or program.
Make sure that the control is turned off.
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Connect the power cord to the socket 1 (Rel.1) Zero-3 controller.
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Of course, milling motors by other manufacturers can be connected in this way.
You should also read the notes from chapter 2.2 for max. current consumption.
5.3

Noga spray cooling with solenoid valve

Art. 350100 Noga spray cooling - without solenoid valve for manual operation
Art. 350110 Noga spray cooling - automatic control via solenoid valve
Art. 310250 Vacuum pump / compressor -0.7 bar / 2.5-3.0 bar
The Noga spray cooling requires an air pressure of min. 2.5 bar. from a compressor. This should be
designed for continuous operation. For this application we have a small, handy pump in the
program (see above).
Via solenoid valve, the air supply from the compressor can be automated by software or program.
This is recommended by us. This has the advantage that lubrication is only done when it is
necessary.
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Make sure that the control is turned off.
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Connect the power adapter to the socket 2 (Rel.2) Zero-3 controller.
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