1 Symbol for actions which must be carried out in a specified sequence. Consequence or result of an action ⇒ Count • RB90 Radius circuit 90° RB180 Radius circuit 180° Operating instructions Pallet Belt element Fig. Figure This sign indicates information that will allow the radius circuits to be used more effec- tively and more economically.
he safety signs appear frequently in the text with a picture to explain what the source of the hazard is. CRUSHING HAZARD! This symbol gives warning of a location where there is a risk of being crushed. HIGH ELECTRICAL VOLTAGE! This symbol gives warning of possible electric shock.
Short description Radius circuits are installed in the STEIN 300 Workpiece Transport System. The radius circuit changes the transport direction of the pallet. In conjunction with the Workpiece Transport System, the radius circuit provides: a change in the WT transport direction •...
During this warranty period we will replace any components defective in manufacture or materials free of charge. STEIN Automation's general warranty and guarantee conditions also apply. STEIN300_Radius Circuit_06_GB.doc / 01.2020...
Radius circuits must only be installed and repaired by authorised personnel who have been trained by STEIN Automation. Only genuine spare parts from STEIN Automation may be used when carrying out repairs to the radius circuit. Appropriate use and liability exclusions The radius circuit must only be built into STEIN 300 belt systems.
Unauthorised interventions, alterations or repairs carried out on the radius circuit invalidate the guarantee. STEIN Automation accepts no liability for damage caused by unauthorised interventions, changes or repairs! Residual danger Radius circuits are manufactured using state-of-the-art technology and to recognised safety standards Despite that, their use can lead to dangerous situations for users or third parties arising or to impairments of the system and other material assets.
Safety information for installation and repair work In the area of the radius circuit due to an unexpected start up! DANGER! HIGH ELECTRICAL VOLTAGE! Risk of electric shock! DANGER! 1 Before carrying out any installation or repair work, disconnect the relevant radius circuit from its electrical power supply.
The following accessories are not part of the normal scope of delivery: Control unit (STEIN Automation option) • Safety cover over the drive rollers (STEIN Automation optional extra) • Pile-up separation is achieved by the installation of P-accessories (STEIN Automation optional extra). Fig. 4-1: Basic configurations: 1 E-basic configuration with 180°...
WT orientation Fig. 4-2: Radius circuit 180° with pallet The outside of the workpiece remains on the outside after the 180° change of direction. Please note: The orientation of the WT remains the same! Sub-assemblies The radius circuit 180° consists of: Fig.
As a rule, the radius circuit is delivered complete with fitted belt elements. For more information regarding the installation of the Workpiece Transport System, please refer to the STEIN 300 NT operating manual, chapter 5. Procedure The installation procedure can be divided into 5 phases: Preparation, ...
Radius circuit installation and de-installation For the replacement of the radius circuit if it is defective or conversions where it is re- moved. Protective clothing must be worn! Wear your personal safety clothing: Safety footwear and safety gloves. Remember that the radius circuit is very heavy! Use suitable equipment, such as a fork-lift truck, to transport and install the radius cir- cuit.
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Fig. 5-2: Example: Radius circuit 180° Radius circuit 90° 1 Double column stand 2 Single column stand 3 Adjustable bases 180° radius circuit: Remove the double column stand from the radius circuit 90° radius circuit: Remove the two stands from the radius circuit.
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Fig. 5-4: Example: 180° radius circuit seen from below 1 Belt element 2 Base plate 3 Reversing switch Attach the base plate of the radius circuit to the belt element. Remove the support sections that were previously fitted to the relevant belt element. Fig.
Please refer to chapter 10 for the installation and other dimensions. Connection of the radius circuit to the mains supply Connection to the mains power supply must be carried out exclusively by trained specialists from STEIN Automation! DANGER! Be sure to use only approved plug-and-socked systems when connecting to the power supply.
Initial operation Carry out the following checks before initial operation: Are all the electrical cables undamaged? Have all the mechanical components been tightly fastened in place? Have all tools and other equipment been cleared from the transport area? ...
Radius circuit operation Fig. 7-1: Radius circuit 90° and Radius circuit 180° In normal operation the radius circuit is controlled by the WTS control system. The WT is transported by the belt element to the entry point of the radius circuit •...
Faults It is not permitted to repair damaged and / or defective parts. Get in touch with STEIN Automation. WARNING! The service address is on page 2. Causes of faults and troubleshooting problems Faults Cause Solution Connect module power supply Motor not connected to the •...
Clean the radius circuit regularly! How frequently this is done depends on the de- gree of soiling. STEIN Automation recommends cleaning the radius circuit once a week. Cleaning does not mean the radius circuit needs to be dismantled. From the Workpiece Transport System starting unexpectedly.
11.11 930 001 001 F1 Stand for radius circuit RBF1 Fig. 11-19: F1 Stand for radius circuit – RBF1 - 930 001 001 Number Order number Description Stand conduit 930 001 002 300 003 002 Square nut 300 003 004 Cross section bottom 300 003 005 Cross section top...
Accessories 12.1 Drive motors – Mounting kit 12.1.1 WEG EC motor – 300 833 001 Fig. 12-1: Radius Circuit mounting kit for WEG EC motor – 300 833 001 Pos. Order number Description Number WEG EC motor gear unit RB 180:1 S10527 Drive flange 300 089 028...
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12.1.2 WEG AC motor i=120 – 300 717 001 Fig. 12-2: Radius Circuit mounting kit for WEG AC motor i=120 – 300 717 001 Pos. Order number Description Number WEG-ODG 514T-542 i=120 300 089 032 Drive flange 300 089 028 Galvanized screw M6x20 DIN912 S31323 Countersunk screwn M5x16 DIN7991...
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12.1.3 WEG AC motor i=180 – 930 195 001 Fig. 12-3: Radius Circuit mounting kit for WEG AC motor i=180 – 930 195 001 Pos. Order number Description Number WEG-ODG 514T-542 i=180 300 089 033 Drive flange 300 089 028 Galvanized screw M6x20 DIN912 S31323 Countersunk screwn M5x16 DIN7991...
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12.1.4 WEG AC motor i=240 – 930 196 001 Fig. 12-4: Radius Circuit mounting kit for WEG AC motor i=240 – 930 196 001 Pos. Order number Description Number WEG-ODG 514T-542 i=240 300 089 034 Drive flange 300 089 028 Galvanized screw M6x20 DIN912 S31323 Countersunk screwn M5x16 DIN7991...
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12.1.5 WEG AC motor i=300 – 930 197 001 Fig. 12-5: Radius Circuit mounting kit for WEG AC motor i=300 – 930 197 001 Pos. Order number Description Number WEG-ODG 514T-542 i=300 300 089 035 Drive flange 300 089 028 Galvanized screw M6x20 DIN912 S31323 Countersunk screwn M5x16 DIN7991...
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12.1.6 EBM EC motor – 930 158 001 Fig. 12-6: Radius Circuit mounting kit for EBM EC motor – 930 158 001 Pos. Order number Description Number EBM EC motor ZSG40 i168 S10580 Flange 930_158_002 Coupling shaft 930_158_003 Flange 930_158_004 Feather key A6x6x60 DIN6885 S30570 Circlip 20x1,2 DIN471...
- AC motor: 400 V 50 Hz 3-phase - EC motor: 230 V 50 Hz (Power supply unit) Further information can be found in the technical description of the “STEIN 300 Drive Motors”. 72dB - 1m measuring distance • Acoustic level...
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This information reflects the technical status at the time of printing. STEIN Automation reserves the right to make technical alterations. STEIN Automation GmbH & Co. KG Carl-Haag-Straße 26 78054 VS-Schwenningen Telephone +49 (0)7720 / 8307-0 info@stein-automation.de www.stein-automation.de STEIN300_Radius Circuit_06_GB.doc / 01.2020...
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