Option - Variable Double Mitre Fence; Option - Pneumatic Safety Clamping Cylinders; Option - Dial Gauge In The Handwheel; Figure 24: Option - Variable Double Mitre Fence - PANHANS 116 10 Operating Manual

13.2 Option - Variable Double Mitre Fence

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Figure 24: Option - Variable double mitre fence

13.3 Option - Pneumatic Safety Clamping Cylinders

The two pneumatic safety clamping cylinders are used instead of the manual eccentric clamps. Workpieces can
be clamped in an equally safe and user-friendly manner. The effective stroke of 100 mm allows a large setting
range of different workpiece thicknesses without the need to make a separate adjustment. The cylinder is a
sophisticated clamping system which generates a high clamping force and at the same time prevents injuries to
the hands.
Installation:
Open the clamping lever and insert the clamping cylinder into the horizontal hole in the crosspiece.
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• Connect the air hose to the local compressed air network 
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Figure 25: Option - Pneumatic safety clamping cylinders

 Please note: Only flat workpiece surfaces (parallel to the table top) can be clamped with the
pneumatic clamping cylinder! At a tilt > 2° the safety mechanism triggers.

13.4 Option - Dial Gauge in the Handwheel

The analogue dial gauge is adjusted so that the tip of the drill is exactly level with the upper edge of the table top
when the display shows 0. The dial gauge always shows the exact position (accuracy 0.1 mm).
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Figure 26: Option - Dial gauge in the handwheel

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In contrast to the standard mitre fence with two fixed de-
grees, the optional double mitre fence allows infinitely var-
iable adjustment of angles in a range from 22.5° to 75°.
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For setting, open the star grip (K).
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Set the desired angle via the scale (S).
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• Clamp adjusted angle measure with star grip (K).
Operation:
• The pneumatic clamping cylinder has a generous
stroke of max. 100 mm.
• Adjust the height of the clamping cylinder to the work-
piece so that the stroke is sufficient for clamping. Use
the full stroke for different workpiece thicknesses.
• Clamp workpiece  Push the hand slide valve (V)
forwards towards the clamping plate.
Release clamping  Push the hand slide valve (V)
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back to the rear.
• Loosen handwheel clamp with star grip (15).
Make rough adjustment via scale (S):
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Move upwards  Turn to the right 
When adjusting upwards, move beyond the position
and then back (to compensate for spindle play).
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Move downwards  Turn to the left 
• Then make fine adjustment via dial gauge (M).
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• Tighten the star grip (15) again.
Operating pressure max. 6 bar!
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