
CHAPTER 1: BASIC NOTIONS
SPRINT S3
1-6
4. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
•Do not handle the equipment without
having knowledge of the safety
instructions and the instructions for use.
Safety instructions for the bar feed
system, as well as the CNC lathe, must
be strictly observed.
•Non-qualified personnel, children, and
persons under the influence of alcohol
or medication should not handle the
equipment.
•Loose garments, long hair and jewelry
can be dangerous.
•Do not remove any covers while the bar
feeder or the machine is under electrical
power.
•Do not conduct any maintenance
operations during the automatic cycle.
•Do not grasp moving or rotating objects,
or nearby elements.
•If certain safety shields or safety covers
are removed to conduct maintenance,
they must be reinstalled as soon as the
maintenance work is completed.
•No servicing should be carried out on
the interface or inside the electrical
cabinet while the bar feeder or the lathe
is under electrical power.
•It is strictly prohibited to jump wire or
remove circuit breakers, main switches,
and especially safety switches.
•To avoid any harm to persons, or
damage to components, use only the
indicated points for lifting and moving
the bar feeder system. No one should
be near the hanging load, or within the
operating range of the overhead
hoist/crane, forklift, or any other means
used for lifting and transportation. Do
not knock the bar feeder while moving it
as this could damage it.
•Do not move the bar feeder while it is
electrically powered on.
•The work area surrounding the bar feed
system should always be clear of
objects and well lit. The presence of oil
on the ground could cause falls; it is
important to maintain the floor clean on
a regular basis.
•Do not place the machine in a damp
area and make sure that water or oil
does not come into contact with the
electrical equipment.
•Do not open the clamping device (collet
or chuck) of the lathe manually when the
bar feeder is in automatic mode
(Interface).
•Each time the diameter is changed, also
adapt spindle reduction tube. The use of
spindle reduction tubes is highly
recommended for machining bars with
diameters smaller than the maximum
capacity of the spindle.
•Do not attempt to recharge the batteries
of the PLC.
•For the use and maintenance of the bar
feeder, use only parts provided by or
recommended by LNS.
•If it is necessary to move the bar feeder
once it has been originally installed, do
not reinstall it before first contacting LNS
or its local representative.
•The rotating bar should never protrude
the rear of the lathe spindle.
•LNS disclaim all responsibility for
possible accidents or property damage
caused when safety instructions are not
followed.