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This manual contains additional publications. These
publications are located at the front of the manual.
Supplement L3235: Brake Assembly, 10 pound-foot,
Addendum L3252: February 2019
MODEL G-A
MODEL GK-A
Stearns Model 56200
LABORATORIES INCORPORATED

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  • Page 1 This manual contains additional publications. These publications are located at the front of the manual. Supplement L3235: Brake Assembly, 10 pound-foot, Stearns Model 56200 Addendum L3252: February 2019 MODEL G-A Instruction MODEL GK-A Manual SAFETY OPERATION MAINTENANCE PARTS LABORATORIES INCORPORATED...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    * Stearns® manufactures the motor brake. Visit the Stearns website for additional important information. www.stearnsbrakes.com/files/90560_stearns_1056x00_series_all_revisions_manual_.aspx COPYRIGHT© 2018 Urschel Laboratories, Inc., Chesterton, Indiana. All rights reserved. This supplement contains the most current information available at the time of publication. If there are any questions regarding the safe operation of this machine, contact Urschel Laboratories.

  • Page 4: Brake Motor

    See the following pages. Urschel recommends that customers operate the machine only if it has a brake motor. The goal of Urschel is to help ensure a safe machine operating environment. Urschel can provide a quote for a brake motor or brake repair parts.

  • Page 5: Brake Maintenance

    Supplement Brake Maintenance Testing the Brake WARNING Qualified trained personnel are required to perform this test. Any problems found during this test must be corrected by qualified personnel before the machine is operated, or serious injury such as amputation could result. IMPORTANT Excessive heat from frequent stops at short intervals can damage the motor and brake.

  • Page 6: Adjusting The Brake

    Adjustment and repair information is the same for earlier versions except as noted. Older machines used an earlier brake model; contact your Urschel representative for replacement information. WARNING According to the brake manufacturer, inhaling dust from inside the brake may be dangerous to your health.
  • Page 7 Supplement Brake Maintenance 4. Adjust the air gap. Use a 3/16" hex wrench or flat screwdriver on older models. To decrease the air gap, turn both adjusting screws (1) clockwise. To increase the air gap, turn both screws counterclockwise. Turn the screws evenly, 1/8 turn, then manually depress the plunger.

  • Page 8: Replacing The Friction Discs

    Supplement Brake Maintenance Replacing the Friction Discs 1. Disconnect and lock out the power supply. Remove the housing. 2. Remove the support plate assembly (1). Three screws hold the assembly in place. The wires to the solenoid coil can remain attached. Support the assembly so that wires are not damaged;...

  • Page 9: Replacing The Solenoid Coil

    Supplement Brake Maintenance Replacing the Solenoid Coil The solenoid coil (1) used in the 10 pound-foot brake on a standard machine is a multiple voltage and dual frequency coil with four leads* (also called a quad coil). For a machine with direct-on-line starting, power is supplied to the coil from the motor windings.
  • Page 10 Supplement Brake Maintenance Replacing the Solenoid Coil, continued 1. Disconnect and lock out the power supply. Remove the housing. 2. Check the wires in the terminal strip (1). See the label (2) and verify that wires are properly connected and labeled. Remove the coil leads (3) from the terminal strip, then remove the terminal bracket (4) (the bracket must be...
  • Page 11 Supplement Brake Maintenance 4. Replace the coil (1). Remove the plunger guide (2). Use a screwdriver to push up on the catch (3) on the bottom of the coil. Slide the coil out of the frame (4) and discard. Install the new coil and plunger guide.

  • Page 12: Replacing The Brake Assembly

    S.10 Supplement Brake Maintenance Replacing the Brake Assembly Check the power requirements and verify the voltage before ordering a brake assembly. 1. Disconnect and lock out the power supply. 2. Remove the brake assembly. Remove the housing. Check the wires (1) at the terminals and verify that the markings on the insulation are legible.
  • Page 13 Supplement S.11 Brake Maintenance 3. Disassemble the new brake assembly. Remove the housing from the brake assembly. Remove the support plate assembly (1). Push the hub out of the end plate. If additional wires (2) are included at the terminal strip, remove the wires and discard.
  • Page 14 S.12 Supplement Brake Maintenance Replacing the Brake Assembly, continued 5. Install the end plate (1). Check that the gasket (2) is in place. Apply the grease (3) supplied with the brake to the seal lip (4). Install the cable (5) or wires from the back of the motor through the hole in the end plate.
  • Page 15 Supplement S.13 Brake Maintenance 7. Install the stationary discs (1) and friction discs (2). The springs (3) on the stationary discs face inward. Alternate discs beginning with a friction disc as shown. To check for proper contact of the friction surfaces, push in on the discs and attempt to rotate the hub;...

  • Page 16: Parts: Motor Brake

    S.14 Supplement Parts: Motor Brake...
  • Page 17 Supplement S.15 Parts: Motor Brake Item Quantity Part Number and Description Stearns 56200 REV C brake assembly (IP-56 rated) for 2, 3 and 5 hp (1.5, 2.2 and 3.7 kW) motors – 21818* - Brake Assembly, 10 pound foot, dual voltage/frequency, 56200 (includes items 1–15) 21677 - K4 Solenoid Coil, 110-240 volts (includes item 2) 21983 - Terminal Kit, Stearns 56200 brake, quad voltage 12890 - Friction Disc, Stearns 56200 brake...

  • Page 18: Contact Information

    If emailing or calling, please include: Urschel has parts inventories in several regions around the world. Visit the website • Machine Model and Serial Number at www.urschel.com for the address of the • Company Name and Address nearest representative. • Language Required •...
  • Page 19 The machine should not start. COPYRIGHT 2019 Urschel Laboratories, Inc., Chesterton, Indiana. All rights reserved. No part of this publication my be reproduced or © transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and recording, for any purpose without the express...
  • Page 20 400 volts from each phase to ground, and should not be used if a Wye power supply is designated. NOTICE If the machine requires a Wye power supply (“Y” in the label, see above) and the voltage from one phase to ground exceeds 277 volts, contact your Urschel service representative.
  • Page 21 Addendum Manual Page Number Revision 22-23 Safety, Safety Switch System: A safety monitor (1) is supplied with the current electrical system. See the entries for pages 58-59 for more information on changes to the electrical system. The safety switch testing procedure has not changed.
  • Page 22 Addendum Manual Page Number Revision Operation, Start-up, Stopping and Feeding: The following replaces the information in the machine manual. Start-up Procedure 1. All foreign objects and product must be removed from the feed area (1). All guards must be securely in place. 2.
  • Page 23 Maintenance, Cleaning: Add the following. Cleaning a New Machine and Parts Before Use Parts and equipment supplied by Urschel have not been sanitized. Urschel recommends that the supplied parts and equipment be properly cleaned and sanitized prior to use and in accordance with the requirements of the application.
  • Page 24 NOTICE See the entries for pages 86-95 in this addendum and the parts section of the Model G-A and GK-A manual L1578 for the part numbers and parts description of the electrical components shown on this page. Previously supplied electrical components are available as repair parts unless otherwise noted in this addendum.
  • Page 25 Addendum Manual Page Number Revision 58-59 Maintenance, Electrical Assembly (continued): Add the following. Mini Circuit Breakers (MCBs) and Fuses The electrical enclosure is supplied with either mini circuit breakers (1) or fuses. The chart to the right shows which devices are supplied Voltage Power Short Circuit Protective...
  • Page 26 Only one of the K1 and K2 LEDs are lit: If both CH1 and CH2 are lit, but either the K1 and K2 LED is not lit, the safety relay has experienced a fault. Contact your Urschel service representative for further assistance.
  • Page 27 Addendum Manual Page Number Revision 58-59 Maintenance, Electrical Assembly (continued): The amplifier was replaced by a safety monitor and safety relay on previous electrical assemblies. Add the following information. Safety Relay LEDs (SCR-3, previously used) NOTICE The SCR-3 safety relay is not interchangeable with the SCR-31-i Viper relay that is shown on the previous page.

  • Page 28: Optional Parts

    (the part number for the kit is 12920). Apply the grease to the amplifier terminals and sensor leads after installation. Urschel no longer offers an exchange program for the 63737 - Amplifier. There is a warranty on the amplifier for two years from the date the unit is shipped. An amplifier that fails during the warranty period must be returned to Urschel to receive a replacement. Parts, Maintenance Videotapes: videotapes are no longer available. Maintenance videos are now supplied on DVD. Order part number 401003. 68-69 Parts, Tools:...
  • Page 29 A.11 Manual Page Number Revision 72-75 Parts, Slicing Unit (G-A and GK-A): Items 2 and 3 Spherical Bearing and Retaining Ring are installed into the 13215 - Slice Gate Clamp from the bottom. Add the following as optional knives. 13766 - Knife, slicing, scalloped...
  • Page 30 A.12 Addendum Manual Page Number Revision 80-83 Parts, Crosscut Knife Spindle Assembly: Add the following. 13785 - Crosscut Spindle Assembly, 8 mm, 18 knives, straight Parts, Circular Knife Spindle Assembly: Add the following to the chart. Size of Cut, 1/8" should have the t t notation applied. Size of Cut, 1/4", item 10, add 13019 - Slicing Knife Holder, 1/4", s.s. Item 11, add 13710 - Stripper Plate, 1/8", s.s., light duty.
  • Page 31 Page 87 in the manual: The Allen-Bradley 1494 Series A disconnect (1) and fuse block (2) are no longer available. The 63383 Operating Mechanism (3) can be purchased from Urschel as a repair part. There is a retrofit procedure for replacing the Allen-Bradley disconnect, fuse blocks, and operating mechanism with an IEC style rotary handle, disconnect switch, fuse holder, or circuit breakers.
  • Page 32 A.14 Addendum Manual Page Number Revision 86–95 Parts, Electrical Assembly: The electrical assembly currently in use is shown below and on the following page. The electrical assembly is supplied with either mini circuit breakers or fuses.
  • Page 33 Addendum A.15 Item Quantity Part Number and Description 13796 - Electrical Assembly, MGA (includes items 1–13) – – 13797 - Electrical Assembly, machine, MGA 11593 - Breather/Drain 1/4” 13408 - Padlock With Chain 21499 - Split Ring, s.s. 21778 - Padlock Retainer - Control Circuit Transformer, 50 VA (T1) 10625 - Round Head Machine Screw, with washer, 10-32 x 1/2”...
  • Page 34 A.16 Addendum Manual Page Number Revision 86–95 Parts, Electrical Assembly: The electrical enclosure assembly currently in use is shown below and on the following page. The electrical assembly is supplied with either mini circuit breakers or fuses.
  • Page 35 Addendum A.17 Manual Page Number Revision – 13792 - Electrical Enclosure Assembly, MGA (includes items 1–30) 13793 - Electrical Enclosure, MGA 21557 - Disconnect Switch, 3 pole, non-fusible, 40 amp (DISC1) 10415 - Round Head Machine Screw, with washer, 8-32 x 1/2” 21559 - Disconnect Shaft, extended, 10.4”...
  • Page 36 A.18 Addendum Manual Page Number Revision 86–95 Parts, Electrical Assembly: The electrical enclosure assembly door parts currently in use are shown below and on the following page.
  • Page 37 21924 - Pilot Light, yellow 21572 - Push Button Nut, metal 21432 - Latch, push button 21925 - Pilot Light, lamp, white, 24 VAC/VDC - Door Gasket (fitting and adhesive required) 21270 - Quarter Turn Latch (Industrial Enclosures) 21271 - Quarter Turn Latch (Hoffman Enclosures) * Contact your Urschel representative.
  • Page 38 A.20 Addendum Manual Page Number Revision 86–95 Parts, Electrical Schematic 13795: Use with the electrical assembly and electrical enclosure assembly shown on the previous pages.
  • Page 39 Addendum A.21 Manual Page Number Revision 86–95 Parts, Electrical Schematic 13795: Use with the electrical assembly and electrical enclosure assembly shown on the previous pages.
  • Page 40 A.22 Addendum Manual Page Number Revision 86–95 Parts, Electrical Assembly, Safety Sensors and Enclosure Fittings: safety sensors and enclosure fittings currently in use are shown below and on the following page. SENSOR NO. 1 SENSOR NO. 2 SENSOR NO. 3 SENSOR NO. 3 SENSOR NO. 4...
  • Page 41 Addendum A.23 Manual Page Number Revision Electrical assembly includes the following parts: 63741 - Actuator 63738 - Sensor, 6' lead 63739 - Sensor, 12' lead 12801 - Spacer, 1/8" (3.2 mm) 12805 - Spacer, 3/8" (9.5 mm) 12807 - Spacer, 1/2" (12.7 mm) 10233 - Hex Head Cap Screw, 10-24 x 1", s.s.
  • Page 42 A.24 Addendum Manual Page Number Revision 86–95 Parts, Electrical Assembly: (continued) the previous electrical assembly is shown below and on the following page. Current assemblies are supplied with fuses or mini circuit breakers (MCB). See page A.3 for information on which device is appropriate for your machine.
  • Page 43 Addendum A.25 Manual Page Number Revision Item Quantity Part Number and Description – 13790 - Electrical Assembly, GA/GK-A (includes items 1–17) 13408 - Padlock With Chain 21778 - Padlock Retainer 21499 - Split Ring, s.s. 11593 - Breather/Drain 1/4" - Control Circuit Transformer, 50 VA 10625 - Round Head Machine Screw, with washer, 10-32 x 1/2"...
  • Page 44 A.26 Addendum Manual Page Number Revision 86–95 Parts, Electrical Assembly: (continued) the previous electrical enclosure is shown below and on the following page. The assembly parts list begins on the previous page.
  • Page 45 A.27 Item Quantity Part Number and Description 13789 - Electrical Enclosure, G-A (includes items 1–39) – 21763 - Push Button Assembly, E-Stop, 2 normally closed (includes items 2–6) 21427 - Push Button, stop 21429 - Contact Block, normally closed, with latch...
  • Page 46 A.28 Addendum Manual Page Number Revision 86–95 Parts, Wiring Diagram 13791: use with electrical assembly and enclosure shown on the previous pages.
  • Page 47 Addendum A.29 Charts for machines with mini circuit breakers. Motor Full Load Overload Relay 3 POLE MINI CIRCUIT BREAKER Amperage (OL1) Part Number CHART (MCB1) .4 - .63 21543 “MCB” Part Fuse Size Motor Full Load Amperage .63 - .99 21446 Number (Amps)
  • Page 48 A.30 Addendum Manual Page Number Revision 86–95 Parts, Electrical Assembly, Switches: the illustration below and parts list on the following page include parts used in the previous electrical assembly.
  • Page 49 Addendum A.31 Item Quantity Part Number and Description Electrical assemblies include the following parts: 63741 - Actuator 63738 - Sensor, 6’ lead 63739 - Sensor, 12’ lead 12799 - Spacer, 1/16” 12801 - Spacer, 1/8” 12803 - Spacer, 1/4” 12805 - Spacer, 3/8” 12807 - Spacer, 1/2”...
  • Page 50 A.32 Addendum Manual Page Number Revision 86–95 Parts, Electrical Assembly (continued): repair parts for previous assemblies This electrical assembly was used prior to the assembly currently supplied on new machines. Repair parts are available except as noted. See previous pages for the assembly currently supplied on machines.
  • Page 51 21439 - End Anchor - Circuit Breaker, mini, 2 pole, primary (MCB2) 21615 - Circuit Breaker, mini, 1 pole, secondary, .50 amp (MCB3) 13772 - Electrical Assembly, G-A, with fuses (includes items 6–24) – 13773 - Wiring Diagram, G-A, with fuses...
  • Page 52 A.34 Addendum Manual Page Number Revision 86–95 Parts, Electrical Assembly (continued): repair parts for previous assemblies, Wiring Diagram 13771. Use with Electrical Assembly 13770. This electrical schematic was used prior to the schematic currently supplied on new machines. See previous pages for the schematics currently supplied on machines.
  • Page 53 Addendum A.35 Motor Full Load Overload Relay 3 POLE MINI CIRCUIT BREAKER (MCB1) Amperage Part Number “MCB” Part Fuse Size Motor Full Load .4 - .63 21543 Amperage Number (Amps) .63 - .99 21446 0 - 1.71 21602 1.00 - 1.29 21447 1.72 - 2.85 21603...
  • Page 54 A.36 Addendum Manual Page Number Revision 86–95 Parts, Electrical Assembly (continued): repair parts for previous assemblies, Wiring Diagram 13773. Use with Electrical Assembly 13772. This electrical schematic was used prior to the schematic currently supplied on new machines. See previous pages for the schematics currently supplied on machines.
  • Page 55 Addendum A.37 Motor Full Load Overload Relay Fuse Size Motor Full Load Cube Fuse Part Amperage Part Number Amperage Number (Amps) .4 - .63 21543 0 - 1.71 21384 .63 - .99 21446 1.72 - 3.42 21341 1.00 - 1.29 21447 3.43 - 5.71 21339...
  • Page 56 A.38 Addendum Manual Page Number Revision 86–95 Parts, Electrical Assembly (continued): repair parts for previous assemblies This electrical assembly was used prior to the assembly currently supplied on new machines. Repair parts are available except as noted. See previous pages for the assembly currently supplied on machines.
  • Page 57 Addendum A.39 Item Quantity Part Number and Description 13765* - Electrical Assembly, G-A, GK-A (includes items 1-17) – 13408 - Padlock with Chain 10625 - Round Head Machine Screw with Washer, 10-32 x 1/2" 63737 - Amplifier (includes items 4-7) § 13673 - Adapter, fuse 13671 - Fuse, .630 amp...
  • Page 58 A.40 Addendum Manual Page Number Revision 86–95 Parts, Electrical Assembly (continued): repair parts for previous assemblies, Wiring Diagram 13764. Use with Electrical Assembly 13765. This electrical schematic was used prior to the schematic currently supplied on new machines. See previous pages for the schematics currently supplied on machines.
  • Page 59 Addendum A.41 Motor Full Load Overload Relay Motor Full Load “Cube” Fuse Part Fuse Size Amperage Part Number Amperage Number .63 - .99 21446 0 - 1.71 21384 1.00 - 1.29 21447 1.72 - 3.42 21341 1.30 - 1.69 21448 3.43 - 5.71 21339 1.70 - 2.19...
  • Page 60 A.42 Addendum Manual Page Number Revision 86–95 Parts, Electrical Assembly (continued): repair parts for previous assemblies This electrical assembly was used prior to the assembly currently supplied on new machines. Repair parts are available except as noted. See previous pages for the assembly currently supplied on machines.
  • Page 61 Addendum A.43 Item Quantity Part Number and Description – 13726* - Electrical Assembly, 200-240/460 volt (includes items 1-15) 13728* - Electrical Assembly 575 volt (includes items 1-15 – 13408 - Padlock, with chain 10625 - Round Head Machine Screw, with washer, 10-32 x 1/2" 63737 - Amplifier (includes items 4-7) §...
  • Page 62 A.44 Addendum Manual Page Number Revision 86–95 Parts, Electrical Assembly (continued): repair parts for previous assemblies. This electrical assembly was used prior to the assembly currently supplied on new machines. Repair parts are available except as noted. See previous pages for the assembly currently supplied on machines.
  • Page 63 Addendum A.45 Item Quantity Part Number and Description – 13730* - Electrical Assembly, IEC, 380-415 volts (includes items 1-16) – 13732* - Electrical Assembly, IEC, 200-240 volts (includes items 1-16) 13408 - Padlock, with chain 10625 - Round Head Machine Screw, with washer, 10-32 x 1/2" 63737 - Amplifier (includes items 4-7) §...
  • Page 64 A.46 Addendum Manual Page Number Revision 86–95 Parts, Electrical Assembly (continued): repair parts for previous assemblies, Wiring Diagram 13749 and 13724. Use with Electrical Assemblies 13726/13728 and 13730/13732. This electrical schematic was used prior to the schematic currently supplied on new machines. See previous pages for the schematics currently supplied on machines.
  • Page 65 Addendum A.47 Manual Page Number Revision 86–95 Parts, Electrical Assembly (continued): repair parts for previous assemblies. Use the following charts with Electrical Assemblies 13726/13728 and 13730/13732 as well as Wiring Diagrams 13749 and 13724. For NEMA electrical assemblies (13726/13728) use Chart 1. For IEC electrical assemblies (13730/13732), use chart 2.
  • Page 66 A.48 Addendum Manual Page Number Revision Parts, Motor with Drive Parts: The information below and on the following page replaces the information in the machine manual.
  • Page 67 Addendum A.49 Manual Page Number Revision – 13752 - Motor, 2 HP, 230/400 volts, with brake – 13754 - Motor, 2 HP, 200-208, 230/460 volt, with brake 13755 - Motor, 2 HP, 575 volt, with brake – Stearns 56200 REV C brake assembly (IP-56 rated) for 2, 3 and 5 hp (1.5, 2.2 and 3.7 kW) motors –...
  • Page 68 .75" (19.1 mm). Use the large cut crosscut knives on the 8 and 10 knife spindles (see page 80-81); do not use on the 22 knife spindle. Use the 2.20" O.D. spacers with the circular knife spindle parts listed on pages 84-85. Contact Urschel Laboratories for information on specific applications and limitations.
  • Page 69 Addendum A.51 Manual Page Number Revision Manual Page Number Revision Parts, Optional Parts (continued): ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION Knife, crosscut, straight, large cuts, (10 required for 5/8" cut; 8 required for 3/4") 13733 13750 Knife, crosscut, straight, large cuts, hard, (10 required for 5/8" cut; 8 required for 3/4", use for products such as peaches where pit fragments may damage 13733 knife) Stripper Plate, 2.20”...
  • Page 70 A.52 Addendum This page intentionally left blank.
  • Page 71 This instruction manual represents the machine as it is manufactured at time of publication and contains the most current information available at time of publication. Urschel Laboratories reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice. If your machine contains parts not shown, or if there are any questions regarding the safe operation of this machine, contact Urschel Laboratories.
  • Page 73 contents FOREWORD ......6 SAFETY RULES FOR SAFE OPERATION ....9 SAFETY SIGNS .
  • Page 74 contents MAINTENANCE (continued) COVERS AND GUARDS ......30 Removal, Inspection, Installation ....30 SLICING UNIT .
  • Page 75 FRAME, COVERS AND GUARDS ....70 SLICING UNIT (G-A) ......72 SLICING UNIT (GK-A) .

  • Page 76: Foreword

    5. Notify Urschel Laboratories immediately of any accidents that have occurred on this ma- chine. If there are any questions regarding the safe operation of this machine, contact Urschel Labo- ratories. THIS MANUAL MUST BE READ BY OR TO EACH PERSON BEFORE THAT PER- SON OPERATES, CLEANS, REPAIRS, ADJUSTS, SUPERVISES THE OPERATION OF, OR USES THIS MACHINE IN ANY WAY.

  • Page 77: Safety

    SAFETY...

  • Page 79: Rules For Safe Operation

    SAFETY See the addendum for updated information Rules for Safe Operation READ AND PRACTICE SAFETY RULES IN THIS MANUAL: DANGER! This machine contains sharp knives and rotating parts. Never operate this machine if any guard or safety device has been removed or modified; doing so can result in serious injury or amputation.

  • Page 80: Safety Signs

    SAFETY Safety Signs Safety signs and safety switches are placed on Urschel ® machines to help you avoid per- sonal injury. They are there for your protection. If your machine does not have these signs or switches, you must not operate the machine. Notify your supervisor and contact Urschel Laboratories, Inc.
  • Page 81 SAFETY Safety Signs DANGER Danger labels (Figure 4) are visible when a protective cover or guard has been re- MACHINE IS UNGUARDED. REPLACE GUARD OR COVER. moved. This label warns you that the ma- PELIGRO chine is unguarded and must not be LA MAQUINA ESTA SIN PROTECCION.

  • Page 82: Protective Devices

    Contact Urschel Lab- oratories for complete information. Figure 8 — Brake motor...

  • Page 83: Operation

    OPERATION...

  • Page 84: General Information

    General Information SPECIFICATIONS TRANSVERSE SLICES CANNOT BE PRO- DUCED from elongated products such as pick- The Models G-A and GK-A are equipped les, celery or rhubarb. Urschel Laboratories with stainless steel* product contact parts. manufactures equipment better suited for Both machines are approved by the United these applications.

  • Page 85: Applications, Operating Principle

    Holder, (4) Slice Case, (5) Adjustable Case Gate, (6) Crosscut Knives (1395 RPM), (7) Circular Knives (1594 RPM), (8) Stripper Plate, (9) Product. APPLICATIONS OPERATING PRINCIPLE The Model G-A will cut uniform dices, Product is delivered to a feed hopper, then straight French fry strips, and slices from a va- enters a rotating impeller (Figure 10). Centrifu- riety of soft ripe fruits and brittle vegetables.

  • Page 86: Sizes Of Cuts, Measuring Crinkle Cuts, Types Of Cuts

    OPERATION General Information SIZES OF CUTS Many sizes of cuts can be made using the ings (Figure 11). Slice thickness greater than various combinations of slice thicknesses, 5/8" (15.9 mm) may require the use of reduced crosscut knife spindles and circular knife spac- diameter circular knife spacers (see “Optional ing.
  • Page 87 OPERATION General Information Slicing: By removing the crosscut knife spindle, the circular knife spindle and the stripper plate, the machine can make slices thru the full range of slice thicknesses (Figure 13). To modify the machine for slicing only: 1. Replace the standard slicing knife with the knife designed for slicing only.

  • Page 88: Machine Shipment, Pre-Installation Plan, Location

    OPERATION General Information MACHINE SHIPMENT LOCATION Every Urschel machine is fully inspected Choose a location that provides machine and test-run before it is shipped. Machines are stability, ample space, and a clear path on all shipped completely assembled. Spare parts, sides of the machine.

  • Page 89: Lifting The Machine

    OPERATION General Information LIFTING THE MACHINE CAUTION: Always use the frame to lift or move the machine, never the starter en- closure, motor, covers or guards. Do not crush electrical cords beneath frame when lifting machine! Both sides of machine frame should rest on lifting forks.

  • Page 90: Installation

    OPERATION See the addendum for updated information Installation ELECTRICAL POWER The electrical installation must be per- 2. Connect ground conductor (green or formed by a qualified electrician in accordance green and yellow striped wire) to the earth with all applicable electrical codes. Refer to termination point located on back panel Figure 17, and proceed as follows: inside the starter enclosure.
  • Page 91 OPERATION Installation Figure 17 — Interior of starter enclosure (NEMA* configuration, top, and IEC** configuration, bottom). (1) Discon- nect, (2) Power Source Entry Point, (3) Earth Termination Point, (4) Amplifier. * National Electrical Manufacturers Association ** International Electrical Commission...

  • Page 92: Safety Switches

    OPERATION See the addendum for updated information Safety Switches SAFETY SWITCH TEST The electrical system has prewired safety switches on certain covers and guards to pre- vent the machine from operating when these WARNING: There is a problem in the covers or guards are removed.
  • Page 93 OPERATION See the addendum for updated information Safety Switches .315 A 117 V RELAY CONDITION LOGIC AMPLIFIER FYQLA1-140R-3 R W B Figure 18 — Amplifier and safety switches with corresponding covers and guards (1) Chip Chute Enclosure, (2) Feed Hopper, (3) Discharge Chute, (4) Motor Cover, (5) Side Cover, (6) Amplifier, (7) Green “Relay Condition” LEDs, (8) Red “Relay Condition”...

  • Page 94: Start-Up And Stopping

    OPERATION See the addendum for updated information Start-up and Stopping PRE-START CHECKLIST WARNING: KEEP HANDS AWAY After all requirements in this checklist have FROM FEED OPENING been met, the machine is ready for operation. 1. Safety: All operators must have a thor- ough understanding of the safe operation of this machine (Figure 19).

  • Page 95: Feeding Product

    OPERATION Feeding Product FEEDING METHOD CAUTION: Do not allow foreign materi- Except for an emergency, never start or stop al such as tools, hardware, stones, wood, the machine when the impeller is full of prod- bottles or cans to enter the feed area. The uct.

  • Page 96: Motor Overload Or Jam

    OPERATION See the addendum for updated information Machine Overload or Jam MOTOR OVERLOAD If the motor shuts off during operation, it is likely that it has been overloaded. After main- tenance personnel have corrected the prob- lem (allowing at least five minutes for thermal overloads to cool) machine may be restarted by first pressing the “RESET”...

  • Page 97: Maintenance

    MAINTENANCE...

  • Page 98: Maintenance (Continued)

    MAINTENANCE See the addendum for updated information Cleaning NOTE: Maintenance Videotapes are 1. Clean outside of machine with water. available for this machine. See page 66. 2. Flush product from cutting parts. Direct a stream of water or cleaning solution into IMPORTANCE OF DAILY CLEANING feed opening while machine is running.

  • Page 99: Lubrication

    The lubricant recommended for this ma- chine, except motor, is Haynes® Lubri-Film (list- ed as H-1 by the USDA). Lubricant may be purchased from Urschel Laboratories in spray cans for gears and grease cartridges for bear- ings. See “Tools’’ , page 69.

  • Page 100: Covers And Guards

    MAINTENANCE Covers and Guards REMOVAL WARNING: Disconnect and lockout power source and visually verify that ma- chine has come to a complete stop before removing any cover or guard. Do not operate this machine if any cover or guard is removed. Operating machine with covers or guards removed may result in serious injury! Remove the following covers and guards to...
  • Page 101 MAINTENANCE Covers and Guards Figure 24 — Covers and guards. (1) Discharge Chute, (2) Motor Cover, (3) Feed Hopper, (4) Feed Hopper Exten- sion, (5) Chip Chute Enclosure, (6) Bottom Grid, (7) Gear Guard, (8) Drive Guard, (9) Shield, (10) Side Cover, (11) Juice Chute (alternate part, replaces side cover).

  • Page 102: Slicing Unit

    MAINTENANCE Slicing Unit 4. Remove impeller. Impeller is held in place DISASSEMBLY by three lock nuts fastened to studs on im- peller shaft. Lift impeller carefully out of the 1. Disconnect and lock out power source. machine. Remove discharge chute, chip chute enclo- sure, shield and feed hopper.

  • Page 103: Inspection, Reassembly

    Clean and hone if necessary. Product build-up on this surface usually indicates a bent slicing Figure 27 — Installing the slicing knife in the slicing knife knife holder. Return to Urschel Laboratories for holder. straightening. Slicing knife: Clean thoroughly.

  • Page 104: Adjustments

    MAINTENANCE Slicing Unit ADJUSTMENTS NOTE: Foreign material entering the ma- 2. Check gear alignment. The gear on the chine may strike the slicing knife and cause the circular knife spindle should align with the slice case to rotate out of adjustment. This re- gear on main support casting.
  • Page 105 MAINTENANCE Slicing Unit 3. Remove circular knife spindle and strip- per plate and reinstall shaft only. 4. Rotate case assembly until slice case gauge fits between the circular knife spin- dle shaft and the slicing knife holder (Figure 28). Maintain gear alignment while rotating case.

  • Page 106: Dicing Unit

    SAFETY Dicing Unit Figure 31 — The dicing unit. (1) Stripper Plate, (2) Circular Knife Spindle, (3) Crosscut Knife Spindle, (4) Side Frame Cap, (5) Circular Knife Spindle Bearing, (6) Hinge Tube, (7) Retaining Cap (fastened to support bar). DISASSEMBLY 1.

  • Page 107: Inspection

    1.007" (25.58 mm) or the inside of the Stripper plate: Clean all product from be- bearing has become scored. tween “fingers”, making sure none are bent or damaged. Return to Urschel Laboratories for repair if necessary. Gears: Check for worn or damaged teeth. Replace if necessary.

  • Page 108: Reassembly

    MAINTENANCE Dicing Unit REASSEMBLY 1. Replace circular knife spindle bearings if necessary. Loosen bearing pinch bolt in each side frame and remove bearings. In- stall new bearings, aligning the notch and grease fitting (Figure 32). The notch indi- cates the location of the grease hole in the bearing.

  • Page 109: Adjustments

    MAINTENANCE Dicing Unit ADJUSTMENTS Hinge tube: Check hinge tube clearance: if dicing unit slides side-to-side even a slight amount, hinge tube clearance is excessive. Loosen the two pinch bolts that hold the sup- port bar on the main casting (see page 76). In- sert a .0015"...

  • Page 110: Crosscut Knife Spindle Assembly

    MAINTENANCE Crosscut Knife Spindle Assembly OPERATING PRINCIPLE DISASSEMBLY (all spindles) There are two types of crosscut knife spindle 1. Remove crosscut knife spindle from dic- designs. The 7, 8, 10, 12, 14 and 16 knife spin- ing unit. See “Disassembly”, page 36. dles use an eccentric to maintain the “edge- down”...
  • Page 111 MAINTENANCE Crosscut Knife Spindle Assembly 5. Remove end cap with a chain wrench, turning counterclockwise (Figure 38). 6. In the 7, 8, 10, 12, 14 and 16 knife spin- dle, lift off crank bearing block, then re- move shaft with eccentric. In the 22 knife spindle, lift off cam and remove woodruff key, then remove shaft with cam hub.

  • Page 112: Inspection

    If bearing block replace- ment is necessary, the spindle should be re- Clean all spindle parts thoroughly. Inspect turned to Urschel Laboratories for repair. See parts for wear using the repair tolerance charts “Returning Parts For Repair”, page 67. This is on page 43.

  • Page 113: Repair Tolerance Charts

    MAINTENANCE Crosscut Knife Spindle Assembly REPAIR TOLERANCE CHARTS 7, 8, 10, 12, 14 and 16 Knife Spindles 22 Knife Spindle Part Part What to Check Replace if: What to Check Replace if: Name Name Shaft Diameter Less than Shaft Diameter Less than in several .998"...

  • Page 114: Reassembly

    MAINTENANCE Crosscut Knife Spindle Assembly REASSEMBLY (7, 8, 10, 12, 14 & 16 knife spindles) Refer to Figure 42 below. 1. Clamp spindle in soft jaw vise with 4. Reverse the spindle in vise. Lubricate threaded end down. crank pins and insert thru bearing block. 2.
  • Page 115 MAINTENANCE See the addendum for updated information Crosscut Knife Spindle Assembly 6. Fasten eccentric to shaft with spring pin. The side marked “OUTSIDE” should face short end of shaft (Figure 43). Drive spring pin thru narrow side of eccentric until slight- ly recessed.
  • Page 116 MAINTENANCE Crosscut Knife Spindle Assembly REASSEMBLY (22 knife spindle) Refer to Figure 44. 1. Clamp spindle in soft jaw vise with 4. Fasten cam hub to shaft with spring pin. threaded end down. Orient the shaft as shown in Figure 44 with five holes facing up.
  • Page 117 MAINTENANCE See the addendum for updated information Crosscut Knife Spindle Assembly 10. Install knives: (Spindle in “V” block sup- ports and gear on your left.) Fasten knives to flat portion of idler and crank pins so knife edge is toward you. The knife screws go into the side with the recessed threads.

  • Page 118: Bearing Block Replacement

    3. Potentially reusable parts must be examined 11. Depth micrometer (0-1") and measured. Proper procedures must be 12. Special tools available from Urschel Labo- followed or the repair will not be successful ratories, see Tools, page 69. and the spindle will fail again prematurely.

  • Page 119: Disassembly

    MAINTENANCE Crosscut Knife Spindle Assembly DISASSEMBLY 1. Remove crosscut knife spindle from dic- ing unit. See “Disassembly”, page 36. Dis- assemble spindle (see “Disassembly”, page 40). 2. If bearing blocks need to be replaced (see “Inspection”, page 42), use tap to thread two (2) opposing holes in each bear- ing block, 3/8-16 for the 22 knife blocks and 7/16-14 for all other blocks.

  • Page 120: Inspection

    Spindle: Bearing blocks must fit tight. If old be straightened or replaced. A bent spindle blocks are loose or new block slides freely into should be sent to Urschel Laboratories repair bore, spindle is scrap and must be replaced. department for inspection and evaluation.

  • Page 121: Reassembly

    MAINTENANCE Crosscut Knife Spindle Assembly REASSEMBLY 1. Remove any burrs or nicks from the bear- ing blocks and the mating surfaces in the spindle. 2. Insert three (3) installation pins into three (3) somewhat evenly spaced holes in bear- ing block. Snug nuts just to retain pins. 1"...
  • Page 122 MAINTENANCE Crosscut Knife Spindle Assembly REASSEMBLY (continued) 8. Turn spindle over and insert installation rods into three (3) somewhat evenly spaced holes. 9. Slide second bearing block onto installa- tion rods until bearing block rests on top of spindle. 10. Rotate spindle slowly by hand while ap- 1-1/4"...

  • Page 123: Circular Knife Spindle Assembly

    MAINTENANCE Circular Knife Spindle Assembly INSPECTION All parts should be inspected for servicea- bility and repaired or replaced if necessary. For information on knife care and sharpening, see page 60 and refer to the “SHARP” bulletin pro- vided with machine. Spacers and Shaft: Check for burrs and hone if necessary, but be careful to remove...

  • Page 124: Reassembly

    MAINTENANCE Circular Knife Spindle Assembly REASSEMBLY 1. Replace thrust sleeves if necessary. Re- move worn sleeves by prying out with a screwdriver (Figure 52). Replace pins if they are damaged or worn and tap in new sleeves. 2. Alternate knives and spacers on the spindle, beginning with a knife.

  • Page 125: Drive Train

    MAINTENANCE Drive Train DISASSEMBLY In the event of any bearing failure, all bear- of gear assembly. Do not allow gear or ings in the drive train should be replaced at the thrust washer to drop as shaft is removed. same time. This insures maximum perform- ance and saves on maintenance time in the 2.

  • Page 126: Inspection, Reassembly

    MAINTENANCE Drive Train DISASSEMBLY (continued) INSPECTION 4. Pull main drive shaft from main support All parts should be inspected for servicea- casting. Remove oil seals from each side bility and repaired or replaced if necessary. of main support casting and discard. Cleaning: Wash all parts thoroughly in a 5.
  • Page 127 MAINTENANCE Drive Train 4. Install new oil seals into bearing housing with leather lip facing out. Gently tap seals with a plastic hammer until they are re- cessed approximately 1/16" (1.6 mm). 5. Install jack shaft. Lubricate shaft and use care when inserting to prevent turning seal lip inward.

  • Page 128: Electrical Assembly

    MAINTENANCE See the addendum for updated information Electrical Assembly INSPECTION WARNING: In the event of an electri- Fuses: Remove main fuses and trans- cal problem, only a qualified electrician former fuses. (Transformer fuses in the IEC should inspect or repair the fault. Voltages enclosure are located in fuse blocks on the dangerous to life exist in the starter enclo- DIN bar.) Check with an ohmmeter or continu-...
  • Page 129 Inspect the condition and placement NOTE: An exchange program is available of sensor leads and resistors. Terminals should the amplifier need replacement; con- should be tight and free from corrosion. tact Urschel Laboratories for complete infor- With sensors and actuators aligned and mation.

  • Page 130: Knife Care

    (straight cut only). See the “SHARP” bulletin upon operating conditions, type of product and or contact Urschel Laboratories for additional hours of operation. Follow these guidelines for information. best results: RECOMMENDED MINIMUM 1.

  • Page 131: Buffing

    If a burr or wire edge remains, and bars of buffing compound are available turn the knife over and buff with the bevel side from Urschel Laboratories, see “Tools”, page down. Continue buffing, switching from side to 69. Turn on the buffer (3600 RPM) and hold side, until wire edge or burr is gone.

  • Page 132: Troubleshooting

    MAINTENANCE Troubleshooting PROBLEM CAUSE CORRECTION Incomplete Cuts Circular or crosscut Replace knives as required. Avoid using under- knives undersized from sized and new knives together. sharpening Wrong slicing knife See “Slicing Unit”, pages 73 & 75. Slice case out of adjust- Adjust slice case.
  • Page 133 MAINTENANCE Troubleshooting PROBLEM CAUSE CORRECTION Harsh, Metallic Impeller rubbing against Inspect for loose impeller nuts. Replace if they Grinding Sound slicing knife holder or slice can be turned by hand. case Inspect for worn impeller shaft and/or bearings. Replace as required. See “Drive Train”, pages 55 —...
  • Page 134 MAINTENANCE Troubleshooting PROBLEM CAUSE CORRECTION Machine Does Guards and covers not Make sure guards and covers are securely at- Not Start securely attached tached. Check for bent or twisted guards or cov- ers that will prevent switches from lining up. See “Safety Switches”, page 22.
  • Page 135 PARTS...

  • Page 136: Parts

    PARTS See the addendum for updated information Maintenance Videotapes The following instructional videotapes are available from Urschel Laboratories, Inc. NOTE: NTSC format is used in the United States, Canada and Mexico. FORMAT NTSC SECAM PART NO. Machine Maintenance (English) 12675...

  • Page 137: Ordering Information

    3. Include name and phone number of person to contact if further information is required by repair department. Customers in U.S.A.: It is not necessary to inform Urschel Laboratories, Inc. by phone that you are returning parts for repair as long as complete instructions are included in package.

  • Page 138: Tools

    PARTS See the addendum for updated information Tools 12, 17 5, 6, 7 13, 14 29, 38 24, 33 30, 39 25, 34 23, 32 26, 35 22, 31...
  • Page 139 PARTS See the addendum for updated information Tools ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. 11001 Spray Lubricant, (cannot be shipped via air freight) ....12228 Gauge, case adjustment .

  • Page 140: Frame, Covers And Guards

    PARTS Frame, Covers and Guards...
  • Page 141 PARTS Frame, Covers and Guards ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. 13641 Frame, 30” discharge height....... . . 12149 Feed Hopper, for 7"...

  • Page 142: Slicing Unit (G-A)

    PARTS See the addendum for updated information Slicing Unit (G-A)
  • Page 143 PARTS See the addendum for updated information Slicing Unit (G-A) ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. — 13247 Chip Guard & Slice Adjustment Assembly, (includes items 1–16) ..13218 Adjustment Knob, for slice gate ......
  • Page 144 PARTS See the addendum for updated information Sicing Unit (GK-A)

  • Page 145: Slicing Unit (Gk-A)

    PARTS See the addendum for updated information Slicing Unit (GK-A) ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. — 14041 Chip Guard & Slice Adjustment Assembly, (includes items 1–17) ..13218 Adjustment Knob ........13237 Retaining Ring .

  • Page 146: Dicing Unit

    PARTS See the addendum for updated information Dicing Unit 32 34...
  • Page 147 PARTS See the addendum for updated information Dicing Unit ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. 12208 Support Bar, clamp end ........18101 Stud, 5/16-18 x 1-1/4"...

  • Page 148: Drive Train

    PARTS Drive Train 13 14...
  • Page 149 PARTS Drive Train ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. 12199 Shaft, main drive........12216 Thrust Washer.

  • Page 150: Crosscut Knife Spindle Assembly (7-16 Knives)

    See the addendum PARTS for updated information Crosscut Knife Spindle Assembly (7, 8, 10, 12, 14, & 16 Knives)
  • Page 151 See the addendum PARTS for updated information Crosscut Knife Spindle Assembly (7, 8, 10, 12, 14, & 16 Knives) ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. — (see chart) Spindle Assembly, crosscut, stainless steel, (includes items 1–19) ..—...

  • Page 152: Crosscut Knife Spindle Assembly (22 Knife)

    PARTS See the addendum for updated information Crosscut Knife Spindle Assembly (22 Knives)
  • Page 153 PARTS See the addendum for updated information Crosscut Knife Spindle Assembly (22 Knives) ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. — 13344 Spindle Assembly, crosscut, 22 knife, stainless steel, (9/32" cut), (includes items 1–21) ........—...

  • Page 154: Circular Knife Spindle Assembly

    PARTS Circular Knife Spindle Assembly ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. — Circular Knife Spindle Assembly, stainless steel, (includes items 1–9) . . . 13362 Spindle, circular knife, stainless steel, (includes items 2 & 3) ..15396 Thrust Sleeve.
  • Page 155 PARTS See the addendum for updated information Circular Knife Spindle Assembly CIRCULAR KNIFE SPINDLE ASSEMBLY Item 10 Item 11 Size Item 5 Item 6 Item 7 SLICING KNIFE STRIPPER Assembly of Cut Knife Spacer Feed Disc HOLDER PLATE Number inch Qty.

  • Page 156: Electrical Assembly (Nema)

    PARTS See the addendum for updated information Electrical Assembly (NEMA)
  • Page 157 PARTS See the addendum for updated information Electrical Assembly (NEMA) ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. — 13700 Electrical Assembly, (includes items 1–67) ..... 13554 Combination Starter, size “1”...
  • Page 158 PARTS See the addendum for updated information Electrical Assembly (NEMA) SWITCH NO. 2 SWITCH NO. 1 SWITCH NO. 3 SWITCH NO. 5 SWITCH NO. 4...
  • Page 159 PARTS See the addendum for updated information Electrical Assembly (NEMA) Continued from page 87. ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. 63741 Actuator ......... . 63738 Sensor, 6' lead .

  • Page 160: Electrical Assembly (Iec)

    PARTS See the addendum for updated information Electrical Assembly (IEC)
  • Page 161 PARTS See the addendum for updated information Electrical Assembly (IEC) ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. — 13707 IEC Electrical Assembly, (includes items 1–73) ....13702 IEC Combination Starter, 22 amp., w/lugs, (includes items 2–35).
  • Page 162 PARTS See the addendum for updated information Electrical Assembly (IEC) SWITCH NO. 2 SWITCH NO. 1 SWITCH NO. 3 SWITCH NO. 5 SWITCH NO. 4...
  • Page 163 PARTS See the addendum for updated information Electrical Assembly (IEC) Continued from page 91. ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. 63741 Actuator ......... . 63738 Sensor, 6' lead .

  • Page 164: Electrical Schematics (Nema)

    PARTS See the addendum for updated information Electrical Schematic (NEMA) NEMA National Electrical Manufacturers Association EARTHING DOOR START STOP MOTOR 1 2 3 115 VOLTS AMPLIFIER 0 VOLTS R W B O R W B O R W B O R W B O R W B O R W B O SENSORS, 12 VDC...

  • Page 165: Electrical Schematics (Iec)

    PARTS See the addendum for updated information Electrical Schematic (IEC) International Electrical Commission 110 V .5 A 1.25 A .5 A 80 VA SENSORS 12 V DOOR 1.5 KW 1500 REV/MIN * See schematic inside starter enclosure for fuse amperage.

  • Page 166: Motor With Drive Parts

    PARTS See the addendum for updated information Motor With Drive Parts...
  • Page 167 PARTS Motor With Drive Parts ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. † Motor, with brake, 2 H.P., 184 frame, (includes item 2) ....12700 Brake Assembly, 6 pound foot, 7/8" bore , (includes items 3–17) ..16934 Brake Assembly, 10 pound foot, 7/8"...

  • Page 168: Machine Labels

    PARTS See the addendum for updated information Machine Labels DANGER DO NOT PUT HANDS INTO FEED OPENING. PELIGRO NO PONER LA MANO DENTRO DE LA ABERTURA DE ALIMENTACION. 11662 DANGER DO NOT PUT HANDS INTO OR UNDER DISCHARGE CHUTE. PELIGRO NO PONER LA MANO DENTRO O BAJO EL CONDUCTO DE DESCARGA.
  • Page 169 PARTS See the addendum for updated information Machine Labels ENGLISH 11662 11663 11665 11666 11667 11326 SPANISH 11662 11663 11665 11666 11667 11326 FRENCH (F) 11674 11675 11677 11678 11679 11326 GERMAN (Ge) 11681 11682 11684 11685 11686 11326 JAPANESE (J) 11688 11689 11691...

  • Page 170: Optional Parts

    Optional Parts PART NO. DESCRIPTION APPLICATION 12550 Impeller, 7" opening, 6 blade, (Model G-A) 12503 Impeller, 7" opening, 12 blade, (Model G-A) 12478 Impeller, 10" opening, 3 blade, (Model G-A) 12449 Impeller, 10" opening, 4 blade, (Model G-A) 14045 Impeller, 10"...
  • Page 171 PARTS See the addendum for updated information Optional Parts PART NO. DESCRIPTION APPLICATION (see chart) Slice Guide Roll Assembly, (includes following 10 items) ..Replaces crosscut 13123 Collar, slice guide roll spindle when cutting 10094 Socket Head Cap Screw, 1/4-20 x 1"...
  • Page 172 PARTS Optional Parts Continued from page 101. ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. 13649 Frame, for plate casters ........–...

  • Page 173: Dimensional Drawing

    PARTS Dimensional Drawing 73.73 (1873mm) 15.72 20.00 (399mm) (508mm) 11.25 (286mm) 18.12 (460mm) 45.94 (1167mm) .41 (10mm) DIA. 4 HOLES FEED OPENING DISCHARGE CHUTE 33.38 7.13 (848mm) (181mm) 17.17 R (436mm) CUTTING UNIT SWINGS UP ON THIS ARC 80.50 (2045mm) 12.11 NEMA TYPE 4, (308mm)
  • Page 174 CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS 1200 Cutting Edge Drive Chesterton, Indiana 46304 U.S.A. Corporate: +1.219.464.4811 Fax: +1.219.462.3879 Toll Free: +1.844.URSCHEL (877.2435) www.urschel.com Technical Publication inquiries: techpubs@urschel.com Other inquiries: info@urschel.com With subsidiaries and sales offices in principal cities worldwide. 1578 SEP 95...

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