3. Please follow the instruction manual for operation and maintenance. Do not change any circuits, functions and parts of machine without approvals from SHARP. Please note that SHARP will not take any responsibilities for these faults. 4. Since SHARP subscribes to a process of continuous improvement for our products, designs and specifications are subject to change without notices.
TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE TABLE OF CONTENTS LIST OF FIGURES CERTIFICATE OF ACCURACY SAFETY INSTRUCTION 10-12 WARNING 13-14 CONSOLE PANEL 15-18 1. Loading, Unloading and Transportation 2. Unloading Instruction 2.1 Using Fork-Lift Trucks 2.2 Using Cranes or Elevating Platforms ...
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6.1 Please Check the Following Points before the Initial Usage 6.2 To Identify the Input Voltage of Machine is the Same as the Power Supply Source 26-27 7. Working Range, Operator’s Location & Max Load of Table 28-29 8.
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11.5 Grinding Condition 11.5.1 Down Feed Amount for Grinding 11.5.2 Cross Feed Amount for Grinding 11.5.3 Table Longitudinal Traverse 11.5.4 Peripheral Speed of Wheel for Table Traverse 11.5.5 Peripheral Speed of Wheel 11.5.6 Down Feed for Grinding 12.
Certificate of Accuracy MACHINE MODEL: SERIAL NUMBER: MANUFACTURING DATE: TESTING DATE: CONFIRMED BY _______________ SIGNATURE of CHIEF _______________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 7...
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ERROR in mm Permissible Test to be applied Figure Table traverse Actual Under 1000mm 1000-2000mm Table flat in 0.02/1000 0.035/1000 longitudinal direction Table flat in 0.02/1000 0.02/1000 transverse direction Straightness of table movement in 0.02/1000 0.02/1000 longitudinal direction Straightness of table movement in 0.02/1000 0.02/1000...
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ERROR in mm Permissible Test to be applied Figure Table traverse Actual Under 1000mm 1000-2000mm True running of 0.005 spindle Perpendicularity of the table longitudinal movement to cross 0.02/300 traverse Vertical travel of wheelhead square 0.01/100 with table in transverse plane Spindle square with 0.02/300 table (Longitudinal)
SAFETY INSTRUCTION 1. Avoid using any improper work pieces. 2. The grinder can only be operated or maintained by eligible persons who have trained for handling grinding machines. 3. On-site safety training is required for both operators and troubleshooters. 4. The buyer shall remind their operators to follow the safety instructions at all times. Please read the instruction thoroughly before using the machine.
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16. It is obligated to wear gloves while loading sharp work pieces. Please use cranes for loading bigger-sized work pieces, especially the ones are over 25 kg. 17. DONT make any table adjustments while machine is still functioning. 18. Stabilize work pieces before grinding.
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38. SHARP warranty of each machine is based on an 8-hour standard operation per day. If the machine is operating more than 8 hours per day, please note that SHARP has the right to shorten the warranty period to 6-month.
W A R N I N G 1. Turn the wheel spindle CLOCKWISE. 2. The peripheral speed of the wheel should be 2300 m/min or up. 3. The spindle rotation speed should be 1800/1500 (60Hz/50Hz) min¯¹. 4. Max wheel dimension: (GS-25, 30) OD406mm x ID127mm x W25mm.
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DO NOT COMPRESSED AIR to clean the coolant channel and working table because the airborne grits and dusts will damage the slideways. ※ The chuck surface hasn’t been grinded before delivery. Please grind it after proper installation of the machine. ※...
1. Loading, Unloading and Transportation 1.1 The machine should be loaded / unloaded by fork-lift trucks, cranes, or elevating platforms. DONT put rolling bar under the bottom of machine. 1.2 All clamps, clamp bolts, and anti-sliding wooden blocks for transition CANNOT be removed until the machine is completely installed.
2. UNLOADING INSTRUCTIONS 2.1 Using Fork-lift Trucks Release the packing box from the fixative devices. Unload the packing box by fork lift. Uncrate the machine Position the machine at the foundation. Set up the machine. Note: The capacity of fork-lift trucks depends on the gross weight of machines. _________________________________________________________________________________________________ INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 20...
2.2 Using Cranes or Elevating Platforms Release the packing box from the fixative devices. Unload the packing box by crane or elevating device. Uncrate the machine. Position the machine at the foundation. Set up the machine. Note: The capacity of cranes or elevating platforms depends on the gross weight of machines. _________________________________________________________________________________________________ INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 21...
3. Safe Installation 3.1 Location: It is important to install the grinding machine at the proper site to obtain high accuracy. An ideal location is as followings: 3.1.1 The best location for the machine is where has the least temperature variations. 3.1.2 Avoid installing the machine in a place where the nearby machines may splash cutting chips.
4. Foundation Plan Figure 2 Foundation Plan _________________________________________________________________________________________________ INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 23...
5.3 Capacity of Hydraulic Motor, Oil Tank Capacity and Lubricant MODEL HYDRAULIC MOTOR OIL TANK CAPACITY LUBRICANT CAPACITY PSGS-2045H 1 HP 60 L PSGS 1 HP 60 L PSGS 2 HP 90 L PSGC 5 HP 120 L 20 L PSGO 5 HP / 7.5 HP 150 L...
6. Before the Initial Usage 6.1 Please check the following points before the initial usage: All power lines connected with the power terminal properly and correctly. Motors & pumpers are turning on the right direction. C. Machine is properly grounded. D.
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should move forward to the operator. If not, please switch any two wires of U3, V3, and 6.2.8 Pressing "SA4" down, the grinding head should move upward. Pressing "SA4" and"SB40" buttons simultaneously will make the grinding head to move downward. If not, please switch any two wires of U4, V4, and W4.
7. Working Range, Operator’s Location & Max Load of Table POSITION DIMENSION (mm) OVERALL LENGHT GC50100: 5200 GC60120: 6000 GC50120: 6000 GC60150: 6700 GC50150: 6700 GC60220: 8200 OVERALL WIDTH GC50 :3500 GC60 :3700 _________________________________________________________________________________________________ INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 28...
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OVERALL HEIGHT 3000 Max Load of Table (Magnetic chuck included) GC50100 : 1600 kg GC60120 : 1880 kg GC50120 : 1880 kg GC60150 : 1880 kg GC50150 : 1880 kg GC60220 : 2000 kg NOTE: The intensity of lighting shall be 300 (lux) at least on the contacted surface between the wheel and the work-piece in the working area.
8. Concise Grinding Operation 8.1 Grinding Operation 8.1.1 Turn "SA0" clockwise and press "SB1" button to turn on the machine. 8.1.2 Press "SA100" switch to turn on the magnetizing chuck. 8.1.3 Adjust table dogs T1& T2 in order to get the ideal setting distance. 8.1.4 Press "SB21"...
Figure 3 Longitudinal Movement Operation 8.3 Functions of Grinding Wheel Cross-Movement 8.3.1 Manual Cross-Movement 8.3.1.1 Manual function is always available whether the table is moving or not. 8.3.1.2 Turn the handle wheel to the left - the grinding wheel will move toward to the operator.
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8.3.2.5 When a trip dog touches the limit switch "LS1" or "LS2", the rapid cross moving function will stop immediately. 8.3.3 Intermittent Cross-Movement 8.3.3.1 The function is only available when the table is moving. 8.3.3.2 Turn "SA31" knob to the right. 8.3.3.3 Turn "SA3"...
Figure 4 Grinding Wheel Cross-Movement 8.4 Functions of Grinding Wheel Movement 8.4.0 Manual Upward/Downward Movement 8.4.0.1 The function is always available whether the table is moving or the cross movement is working. 8.4.0.2 Turn the handle wheel to the left - the grinding wheel will move upward. 8.4.0.3 Turn the handle wheel to the right - the grinding wheel will move downward.
8.4.1.2 Turn "SA4" knob to the right - the grinding wheel will move upward. 8.4.1.3 Turn "SA4" knob to the left and "SB40" button simultaneously - the grinding wheel will move downward. AD3 Upward/Downward Movement – Electrical Panel No. CA8211FA Optional 8.4.2 8.4.2.1 Turn "SA0"...
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8.5.3 Steps to check oxidation and aged hydraulic oil: Step 1: Drop a tiny amount of oil on the filter paper Step 2: If the color of the oil appears bright yellow on the filter paper, which means the oil is still clean for usage. On the contrary, if the color result is dirty, it indicates the oil have to change immediately.
Cooling system Advantages of wet grinding are as below: 8.6.1 Reduce the possibility of deformed work pieces because of overheating. 8.6.2 Reduce the risk of scorched surface on the work pieces. 8.6.3 Grinding grit on the wheel can easily come off. 8.6.4 Save grinding time.
Milacron Cimtech 200 Fuchs Ratak Synthan 47 Mobil Kuhlschmierst off 166 or 193 Oemeta Unimet RD Shell Metaline Fluid GR ⚫ The main cause of peeling-paint is due to the nitrite and glycol contained in the water-based fluid. ⚫ Please use the recommended synthesis cutting oils. 8.6.11 Automatic Paper Stripe Filter Figure 6: Automatic Paper Stripe Filter...
9. Machine Level Adjustments Machine leveling is a very important task not only for the precision of the machine but also for the accuracy of work-piece. Therefore, using the spirit level is strongly recommended. The finished accuracy should be within 0.02 mm/m, 200mm in length for the machine level adjustment.
9.2 Straightness of Table Motion 9.2.1 Repeat step 9.1.1 to 9.1.4. 9.2.2 Move spirit levels to the right and left positions by table motion to compare with the reference points. Straightness tolerance of table movement in both directions is 0.02/1000mm under 1000mm or 0.02/1000mm under 1000mm-2000mm or less.
9.2.4 Read out the indicator when the column gets to its front and back positions. Please refer to Figure 10 below. The parallelity tolerance should be below 0.01/300mm. Figure 10 9.2.5 Repeat 9.2.3 9.2.6 Read out the indicator when the table gets to its right, middle and left positions.
10. Maintenance INTERVAL MAINTAINING POINTS REMARKS Working Table Surface To keep the surface clean and with oil is a necessity after working hours. Each Time Re-adjust the wheel balance and re-clean up Grinding Wheel the inner hole of wheel flange and the spindle.
11. Wheel Mounting & Dismounting, Balancing, Wheel Inspection and Grinding Condition Figure 11: Wheel Mounting 11.1 Wheel Mounting 1. Check and inspect the wheel. The inspection progress is listed at Section D below. 2. Insert the wheel (Part ) into the body of flange (Part ). 3.
11.2 Wheel Dismounting 1. Open the wheel cover and loose the spindle fixed bolt (Part ) by turning clockwise. 2. Dismount the wheel from the spindle by using the wheel extractor (Part ). 3. Loose screws (Part ) to separate the flange body (Part ) from the flange lock nut (Part ).
11.3.4.2 In order to find out the center of gravity, please lay the wheel to oscillate. Mark its downward position S as shown in Figure 13. 11.3.4.3 Move the first balance weight G opposite to point S. 11.3.4.4 Equally distribute two correction weights K to a certain distance. (Figure 13) 11.3.4.5 Turn the wheel 90 degrees and to check whether it is in balance.
11.4 Wheel Inspection Before using the wheel, please make sure there are no cracks on the surface of the wheel. After the visual inspection, please use the following “ring” inspection to re-confirm the good condition of the wheel before usage. 11.4.1 Ring Inspection Step 1 - For smaller and lighter wheel, the inspector can insert his finger or a small wooden...
11.4.2 Recommended Wheels Surface Grinding The shape of horizontal wheel The shape of vertical wheel Hardness under 206-355 356-510 Cylinder / Segmental Ring wheel wheel Carbon Under WA 46K WA 46J WA 36J WA 30J WA 24K Steel Steel HRC25 (SS, S-C, S-CK, Over WA 46J...
* The calculated speed can not exceed the maximum safe operating speed indicated on the wheel. * The standard wheel dimension is 14" (O.D.) x 5" (I.D.) x 2" (T). The maximum wheel outer diameter is 16”. 11.5 Grinding Conditions 11.5.1 Down Feed Amount for Grinding Down Feed Amount...
11.5.5 Peripheral Speed of Wheel: 20~30m / sec Wheel Fast Slow Conditions Grinding Resistance Small Large Heat Produced Much Less Surface Finish Fine Rough Wheel worn-out Small Great Safety Better Material Peripheral speed Steel 20~30 m/sec Cast Iron 20~18 m/sec Tungsten Carbide 8~18 m/sec...
12. Directional Control Arm Adjustment If the table of the machine moves to the very end of one direction and is not able to be reversed by hydraulic system, it indicates a situation the direction control arm L2 which has been separated from the original point and needs to be re-adjusted again.
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Step 1: Release the fixed screwdriver L5 after making a mark at the point where the directional control arm L2 stopped. Step 2: Follow Figure 15D to loose Arm L2. Step 3: Turn the direction of the directional control arm L2 opposite to the table direction. (e.g.
13. Cross Traverse Setting System 13.1 Manual Cross Traverse Setting System LS1, LS2: Limit Switch for Max Cross Feed Stroke Safety Control LS3, LS4: Limit Switch for the Adjustment of Cross Feed 13.2 Function and Operation of Electric Touch Cross Traverse Setting System A: The advantage of this user-friendly electronic ‘one-touch’...
14. Electromagnetic Chuck An electromagnetic chuck is an indispensable attachment for surface grinding machine. It requires a perfect flat mounting surface to be clamped onto the machine table; otherwise, table will be subjected to disformation due to the huge magnetic attracting force of chuck. The following practice must be followed to grind the mounting surface of magnetic chuck before it is clamped onto the machine table.
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