Mirage MM305i Manual

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MM305i
FLANGE FACING MACHINE
OPERATION & MAINTENANCE MANUAL FOR
MIRAGE MACHINES LTD

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Version History
All Mirage Machines Ltd. documentation is quality controlled and audited in accordance with BS EN
ISO 9001:2008; the scope of which covers design, manufacture and repair of in-situ machine tools.
Version
No.
Implemented
By
Revision
Date
Approved
By
Approval
Date
Comments
8
DRB
31-10-2017
GB
31-10-2017
Updated arm
change procedure
9
STH
11-02-2020
RBA
14-02-2020
Added Hold-to-run
information
Operation & Maintenance Manual Approval
The undersigned acknowledge they have reviewed this Machine Operation & Maintenance Manual
and agree with the approach it presents. Changes to this Operation & Maintenance Manual will be
coordinated with, and approved by, the undersigned or their designated representatives.
Approver 1
Signature:
Date:
09/03/2017
Print Name:
Geoff Bull
Title:
Operations Manager
Approver 2
Signature:
Date:
09/03/2017
Print Name:
David Cochrane
Title:
Managing Director

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1. Introduction.............................................................................................................................4
Overall Equipment Description ...............................................................................................4
Machine safety features..........................................................................................................5
2. Machine Warranty...................................................................................................................5
3. Health and Safety ....................................................................................................................6
Mandatory Safety Signs (for the purpose of trials at Mirage Machines Ltd)..........................6
Machine Hazards Signs............................................................................................................7
Safety Procedures....................................................................................................................7
3.3.1. Pre-Operational Safety Checks................................................................................................7
Operational Safety Checks.......................................................................................................8
3.4.1. Housekeeping..........................................................................................................................8
3.4.2. Potential Hazards.....................................................................................................................8
4. Handling...................................................................................................................................8
5. Machine Hazard zone..............................................................................................................9
6. Machine Specification ...........................................................................................................10
General Assembly Drawings..................................................................................................11
7. Installation.............................................................................................................................23
Air Preparation unit...............................................................................................................24
Service and Supplies..............................................................................................................25
7.2.1. Personnel...............................................................................................................................25
8. Machine Operation................................................................................................................26
Tool Post Setting....................................................................................................................26
Striker Boring Feed Setting....................................................................................................27
Facing Feed Gear Selection ...................................................................................................28
Machine Balancing ................................................................................................................29
Operating Hold-to-run Device...............................................................................................30
9. Machine Maintenance...........................................................................................................31
10. Troubleshooting Guide..........................................................................................................32
11. Appendices ............................................................................................................................35
Changing Facing Arms ...........................................................................................................35
Recommended torque settings for fasteners .......................................................................36
Cutting feed and speed calculations .....................................................................................37
General Notes........................................................................................................................39

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1. Introduction
Overall Equipment Description
The MM305i is an internally mounted, flange facing machine which has the capability to machine
angled seal faces, such as RTJ faces.
It incorporates a manually adjustable, internally mountable base which expand into the work piece,
and a 1.1 hp Pneumatic motor to power the drive assembly.
Tool Post
1.1 hp Pneumatic
Motor
Gearbox
Internally
Mountable Base
Fixing Jaws

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Machine safety features
Isolation Switch on the Air Lubrication Unit
The air lubrication unit also comes with an inlet valve with a lockable isolation switch.
The inlet valve has an indicator window to show its
status;
SUP : Supply
EXH : Exhaust
To change the status of the valve, push down the handle then turn 90 degrees. Use the
holes in the handle to lock the handle in position.
Hold-to-Run Device
The machine is operated using a hold-to-run device which shall be located at a
minimum of 2m away from the danger zone.
2. Machine Warranty
Supplied in document pack.

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3. Health and Safety
Mirage Machines Ltd. has made every effort to ensure that the Information given in this Operation &
Maintenance manual, and other publications relating to this machine is correct and understandable.
However, it is acknowledged that there may be errors or omissions in this publication.
The company also reserves the right not to provide updates, corrections or amendments to this
publication but will endeavour to keep its customers up to date with all changes that may affect the
machine operation or safety.
Mandatory Safety Signs (for the purpose of trials at Mirage Machines Ltd)
ISO 7010
SYMBOL
SAFETY DESCRIPTION
WEAR EYE PROTECTION
EAR PROTECTION MUST BE WORN
HARD HATS MUST BE WORN
PROTECTIVE GLOVES MUST BE WORN
PROTECTIVE FOOTWEAR MUST BE WORN
OVERALLS MUST BE WORN
MACHINE GUARDS MUST BE USED

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Machine Hazards Signs
ISO 7010 SYMBOL
HAZARD DESCRIPTION
DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE
WARNING MOVING MACHINERY
CAUTION MOVING MACHINERY
WARNING KEEP HANDS CLEAR
Safety Procedures
Detailed in this chapter is a list of good Health and Safety practices that Mirage Machines Ltd. advise
users to adhere to. Due to the nature of portable machine tools, not every eventuality can be
catered for and the following is not exhaustive, as such Mirage Machines Ltd. strongly advise that
the user carries out their own risk assessments based on the machining and environment in which
they intend to use the machinery.
3.3.1. Pre-Operational Safety Checks
1. Always read safety signs / labels
2. Ensure no slip / trip hazards are present in workspaces and walkways
3. Locate and ensure you are familiar with the operation of the ON / OFF starter and E-Stop (if
fitted)
4. Do not leave equipment on top of the machine
5. Ensure each tool is in good condition and securely mounted
6. Secure / Remove loose items
7. Faulty equipment must not be used. Immediately report any suspect machinery

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Operational Safety Checks
1. Operator is fully conversant and trained in use of equipment
2. Keep clear of moving machine parts
3. Never leave the machine running unattended
4. Follow correct clamping procedures - keep overhangs as small as possible and check work
piece is secure
5. Set the correct speed to suit the tool, the depth of cut and the material
6. Before making adjustments and measurements or before cleaning swarf accumulations
switch off and bring the machine to a complete standstill
3.4.1. Housekeeping
1. Switch off the machine
2. Remove milling cutters, drill attachments and tap attachments and store them safely (if
applicable)
3. Leave the machine and work area in a safe, clean and tidy state
3.4.2. Potential Hazards
1. Sharp cutters
2. Moving components –hair / clothing entanglement
3. Eye injury
4. Skin irritation
5. Metal splinters and burrs
6. Flying debris
4. Handling
Customers, users and operators of the machines must be aware of the nature of the equipment
supplied.
Although inherently robust, the machine is a precision tool and may be damaged by poor handling,
tipping and falling, inadequate transport arrangements over e.g. rough terrain, misuse by operators
and use outside its design specification.
Such poor handling may result in either broken or damaged parts or disturbance to fine settings
resulting in an inability to meet the specified machining tolerances and capabilities.

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5. Machine Hazard zone

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6. Machine Specification
The Mirage Machines Ltd. MM305i Machine has been modularly designed for accurate in-situ
machining of work surfaces, to this end the constituent parts are easily manipulated by hand or
crane.
Description
Value
Maximum Clamping Diameter
550mm
21.65”
Minimum Clamping Diameter
50mm
2”
Pneumatic Motor
0.8Kw
1.1 Hp
Air Consumption
1600L/min
Max Motor RPM
271 RPM
Machine Weight
29.4kg
64.8Lb
Max Facing Diameter
330mm
13”
Min Facing Diameter
82mm
3.2”
Tool Post Travel
40mm
1.6”
Machine RPM
50 Min
150 Max
Designed For General Use