Cosen MT-105 User manual

CE-Model
Instruction Manual
The Pinnacle of Cutting Performance
Cosen Mechatronics Co., Ltd.
MT-125
MT-105
Table Top Bandsaws

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1.0 GETTING STARTED
Before starting work with your sawing machine please read this
instruction manual in order to learn about the machine - how to use
it and also not recommended action.
Keep this manual in an accessible place: it is an integral part of the
machine, and you must always refer to it to have best perform and
work in maximum safety. All operations are described in it.
Use the machine only and exclusively for uses specified below, use
the machine as recommended in this manual, and not trying in any
way to modify it or force it, or use it for purposes not stated.
In order to attract attention and to preserve safety, hazardous
operation are preceded by symbols and notes that point out the
danger and explain how to avoid danger.
NOTE: the notes preceded by this symbol have a
technical nature and simplify use.
1.2 SAFETY AND REGULATIONS
CAUTION: behaviors that could cause minor
injuries or property damage.
CAUTION: behaviors that could cause serious
injury.
1.1 LOCATION IN CORRESPONDENCE OF THE
POINTS OF USE
Do not underestimate the warnings "ATTENTION - CAUTION"
given in this manual.
The machine is designed and built according to the requirements
imposed by existing Community Directives: 2006/42 / EC -
2004/108 / EC - 2006/95 / EC
The EC declaration of conformity together with the CE mark on
product are an integral part of the machine: they both guarantee
product conformity to safety Directives.
Essa può tagliare:
The band saw has been designed and built using the latest
technology, and they are able to meet all requirements of metal
cutting industry and trade.
!COMMON STEELS (Fe37)
These symbols and notes are referred to three categories
identified by the words:
1.3 TYPE OF USE AND CONTRAINDICATIONS
3.1 TENSION OF THE BLADE
2.3 TRANSPORT
3.4 SPEED 'CUTTING
3.6 BEARING RAIL GUIDE
1.5 SAFETY RULES FOR RESIDUAL RISKS
1.4 GENERAL SAFETY
2.0 INSTALLATION
2.2 HANDLING
2.1 UNPACKING
2.4 POSITION / WORK PLACE
INDEX
1.1 LOCATION IN CORRESPONDENCE OF THE
POINTS OF USE
1.0 GETTING STARTED
1.3 TYPE OF USE AND CONTRAINDICATIONS
1.7 INFORMATION ON ELECTROMAGNETIC
COMPATIBILITY
1.8 DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE
3.0 ADJUSTMENTS
1.6 INFORMATION ABOUT THE NOISE
1.2 SAFETY AND REGULATIONS
2.5 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
3.2 STOP BAR
3.3 CUTTING ANGLE
3.5 RAIL GUIDE SLIDING
4.0 USE
4.1 RUNNING IN THE BLADE
4.4 CUTTING CAPACITY
4.5 POSITIONING OF THE PIECE IN THE GRIP
5.1 CHOICE OF BLADE
4.6 CUTTING TABLE
6.1 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
4.3 REPLACING THE BLADE
6.0 MAINTENANCE
6.2 ASSISTANCE
7.0 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
SPARE PARTS
4.2 OPERATION
WIRING
5.0 ACCESSORIES
6.3 DISPOSAL OF THE MACHINE
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WARNING!
Before starting the machine make sure
that the blade is fitted correctly and make
sure that the guards and covers are fitted
correctly. Please adjust the blade with a
suitable voltage to avoid dangers.

To learn about the capabilities of cutting speeds to be used and the
types of tools suitable for the material to be cut and its section, take
a look on respective chapter (see index).
!Do not use the machine in very damp places or in the presence
of flammable liquids or gases.
!Any extended wired power must be a type approved and
answer to safety standards.
It is not suitable for cutting:
!SPECIAL STEEL (C40, 18NiCrMo5)
!ALUMINUM AND ITS ALLOYS
!STEEL AND ALUMINUM PROFILES
!BRONZE
!BONES AND SIMILAR MATERIALS
!BRASS
!STEEL PIPES (FE35, Fe52)
!WOOD AND SIMILAR MATERIALS
The band saw has been designed and built for dry
cutting or is possible to use lubricating coolant spray.
1.4 GENERAL SAFETY
!Do not use it outdoors, when the weather conditions and
general environment does not permit it (example: Explosive
atmospheres, during a storm or rain).
!Get dressed properly: avoid wearing clothes with large sleeves
or objects, such as scarves, chains and bracelets which could be
hooked from moving parts.
!Always use personal protective equipment: safety glasses
meet, gloves sized to fit the hand, headphones or earplugs and
headphones to contain hair, if necessary.
!If you want to get the best performance from your sawing
machine use the tools recommended in this manual.
!Do not use the machine if you are in poor physical conditions or
altered.
!Keep always clean the cutting area by machining residues.
!Do not force the machine unnecessarily: excessive cutting
pressure could cause rapid deterioration of the blade and reduce
the performance of the machine in terms of finishes and cutting
precision.
!Always use the grip: the pieces to be cut must always be held
firmly in the vise.
1.6 INFORMATION ABOUT THE NOISE
1.5 SAFETY RULES FOR RESIDUAL RISKS
This sawing machine produces an equivalent level of acoustic
pressure (under normal conditions of use described in this
manual):
Leq = 79.0 dB (A) at idle.
Leq = 81.2 dB (A) during the lavorazion (eg. Cutting of a steel tube
Fe52, D.80mm thickness 5 mm) to the maximum speed of 80 m /
min, with a cycle of operation of the weighted 2 minutes.
!Always keep your hands away from the working areas while the
machine is moving: before performing any operation of loading
and unloading of the workpiece - release the start button of the
handle.
The surveys were carried out according to standards UNI7712,
ISO3740, ISO3746 and EEC 89/392.
The surveys were carried out according to standards
UNI7712, ISO3740, ISO3746 and EEC 89/392.
Surveys carried out according to standards: ISO
5349
Vibration level m / s2 <2.5 (2.25)
Take care to place the machine in a suitable working
environment that is as conditions like brightness:
always remember that the general conditions of the
worki ng environ ment are essen tial in the
prevention of accidents.
1.7 INFORMATION ON ELECTROMAGNETIC
COMPATIBILITY
The European regulations on safety and, in particular, the EEC
Directive 89/336, require that all the equipment have to be
equipped with shielding devices against radio interferences both
from and towards the external environment.
This machine is equipped with filters both on the engine and on
nutrition and that make it safe and complies with the requirements.
The tests were performed according to the standards EN55014,
EN61000.3.2, EN61000.3.3
1.8 DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE (Fig.1)
The band sawing machine is composed by two basic parts: the
machine body (4) complete with the drive motor (6) which is
connected solidly to the lower part, composed by the base (12) and
the grip (10), via the rotatable support (8).
Here below there is a list of the main parts which correspond to the
number which identifies it in FIG.
Fig.1 legend
1 - Control handle
2 - Flyer blade tension
3 - Guide sliding blade
4 - Machine body
5 - Blade
6 - Engine
7 - Control box
8 - Swivel
9 - Bar stop
10 - Vice
11 - Actuator grip
12 - Base
Weight = 18 Kg (MT-105) - 21.5 Kg(MT-125)
Package dimensions MT-105 = cm 72x32x47h
Package dimensions MT-125 = cm 73x38x45h
2.0 INSTALLATION
2.1 REMOVING PACKAGING
Remove the box that protects the machine during transport, taking
care as far as possible to keep the packaging intact - in case you
need to move the sawing machine for long distances or store it for
long periods.
2.2 MACHINE MOVEMENT
Having regard to the weight is enough only one person for handling
and transportation. Remember that is necessary to lock the arch
properly in low position before transport.
2.3 TRANSPORT
To transport the machine from one job to another put lower the
body of the cutting machine all the way down and secure it in this
position.
In case you need to transport the machine, put it back in the original
box, being careful to insert it in the right position.
It is a good idea to attach the load with belts or safety ropes in order
to avoid movements or falls during transportation.
2.4 POSITION / WORK PLACE
Place the machine on a sufficiently flat bench in order to have the
best possible stability.
To perform the work into ergonomic criteria the ideal height of the
bench must be one that allows you to positionize the plane of the
vise between 90 and 95 cm from the ground (see Figure 3).
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Sawing machine's motor is also equipped with thermal circuit
breaker protection, which cuts the power supply when the
temperature of the winding becomes too high.
3.0 ADJUSTMENTS (fig.4-5-6-7-8)
Such protection must be chosen according to the electrical
features of the machine specified below:
Rated frequency .............................................................. 50/60 Hz
Nominal power............................................................... 1010 Watt
If it should there be a lack of voltage in the network, wait for it
to re-establish the connection. The electronic regulator and
the main switch include a reset function, which prevents the
automatic restart of the machine. Turn off the main switch
(fig.7D) and reset it, even in case of motor overload.
2.5 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
Rated voltage................................................................. 230 Volt ~
We reminded to the user that upstream of the network you have to
be protection necessary to safeguard all conductors from short
circuits and overloads.
Value max absorption prog .....................................................2.5A
Power factor............................................................................ 0.96
Check out the plant network on which the machine is connected to
the ground as required by current safety regulations and check out
if the power plug is in good condition.
Rated motor speed ......................................... 2000-4200 rev / min
Insulation........................................................................... Class B
Intermittent service type ................................................... S4-60%
In the case of interruption - because of excess temperature-
waiting for the normal recovery (ca.10 min).
3.1 BLADE TENSION (figure 4)
Turn clockwise the knob B to the stop (until the complete packing of
the cup springs) avoiding overtightening.
If the tighten is too high, the blade tends to come
out from the guides; in this case, slightly loosen
the tension by turning of a turn the handwheel B
anticlockwise.
3.2 BAR STOP (Fig.5)
If you need to make more cuts pieces of the same length used the
bar stop supplied in order to avoiding repeat all the times the same
measure.
Screw rod E into the hole of the base and lock it with the nut F;
loosen the handwheel G and place the stop L at the required
distance from the blade; locked again the flyer G.
3.3 CUTTING ANGLE (Fig.6)
The sawing machine is enables to make cuts with an angle varying
between 0 ° and 45 ° (0 ° and 60 ° MT-125); simply loosen the knob
I and rotate the turntable to the respective latches.
For all other intermediate angles, rotate the turntable until the
indicator coincides M placed on it with the corresponding position
on the plate.
Then locked again the rotatable support.
3.4 CUTTING SPEED (figure 7)
Your sawing machine is equipped with, an electronic control
system which allows gradual and continuous variation of cutting
speed, adapting it to the type and size of material to be cut (see
CUTTING TABLE).
Then, in order to select the proper speed act on the drive or
increasing it or decreasing it according to your needs.
Example:
Stainless steel: 30 m / min position 1
Steels: 40-60 m / min position 2-3-4
Light alloys: 80 m / min position 6
Tubes and profiles: 70-80 m / min position 5-6
3.5 SLIDING BLADE GUIDE (Figure 8)
The sliding blade guide P with integrated protection that is attached
To zoom in or out blade guides you have to simply rotate slightly
with 10mm spanner head screws S.
4.2 OPERATION (figure 7)
If during processing were intervene the limiter, lightened slightly
the cutting pressure: this allows among others to safeguard the life
and performance of the blade and to get a cut that is always clean
Before starting each cutting operation, ensure by
means of a visual check that all guards are intact
and in the proper position.
It is therefore necessary to make the first three / four cuts possibly
on a piece full D.40-50mm, exerting pressure on the piece very
slight, increasing it gradually in subsequent cuts.
Between cut and another, during the positioning of the workpiece,
release the button A always, do not try to block it or alter in any way
the functional characteristics.
If after several consecutive cutting machine should suddenly stop,
do not be alarmed: is the thermal protector of the motor, that cuts
the power when the winding temperature reaches the threshold
limit defined the insulation class, avoiding damage to the engine.
(see 2.5 )
To facilitate the replacement of the blade and keep it guided to
better blade guides outside of the sawing machine are eccentric
and adjustable.
To make the cut, put yourself in front of the car, and challenged his
right hand grip.
Do not make a proper break-in procedure could
make irreparably compromise the precision
cutting blade.
To realize of what the correct pressure in normal operating
conditions defined by this manual (see CUTTING TABLE),
consider for example that the first cut of steel (es.C40) D.50mm full
must be made in about 4 minutes; after testing, the same
workpiece can be cut easily in about 2 minutes. A running-well
executed, results in a better cut quality, both as a finish that as
precision, and a longer life of the blade.
4.0 USE
They must always be placed in light contact of the same, but not
completely blocked.
In this case, release the button and wait for the automatic recovery,
which usually returns after a few minutes.
When all the procedures and operations described so far, you can
start working.
Press with the forefinger of his right hand at the start button (figure
4) and gradually lower the body of the car to get in touch gently the
blade with the workpiece.
The cruise control of your sawing machine is equipped with the
function includes motor protection, obtained by an amperometric
limiter that does not allow him to absorb a higher current than the
set, expressed by the maximum value of absorption programmed
4.1 RUNNING IN THE BLADE
Switch the main switch D on the position - in this way the machine is
ready to operate.
For best performance, the bi-metal blades that accompany your
sawing machine must undergo to a short break-in procedure.
Keep the left hand still far away from the cutting area and do not
seek in any way to reach during the cutting operations.
Start now to apply a progressive strain on the piece and finish the
cut.
3.6 BEARING blade guide (figure 9)
to your cutting machine, you can make the cut while maintaining
the guided part of the blade and necessary to fully protect the
unused processing.
Loosen the handle Q and slide the blade guide P so closer or
farther away from the workpiece, as shown in the figure.
If this is not done, it is uncovered a portion of the
blade not required for processing, which can create a
residual risk of contact with it, as well as affecting the
quality of the cut.
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