Montech MonTurn TB40 User manual

Assembly Instrucons
TB40 Conveyor
Montech AG
Gewerbestrasse 12, 4552 Derendingen, Switzerland
[phone] | inf[email protected]om | www.montech.com
Translaon of original German Assembly Instrucons / MA-100154-EN-0922

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Table of contents
1 Denions ...................................................................................................................................4
1.1 Type designaon .......................................................................................................................................................... 4
1.2 List of essenal health and safety requirements ......................................................................................................... 4
1.3 Informaon about this manual .................................................................................................................................... 6
1.4 Explanaon of Symbols ................................................................................................................................................ 6
1.5 Labels on the conveyor and in these assembly instrucons ........................................................................................ 6
1.6 Locaon of the instrucons ......................................................................................................................................... 7
1.7 Further documentaon ............................................................................................................................................... 7
1.8 Limitaon of liability .................................................................................................................................................... 7
1.9 Copyright ..................................................................................................................................................................... 7
1.10 Warranty provisions ..................................................................................................................................................... 7
1.11 Service life .................................................................................................................................................................... 8
1.12 Customer Service / Contact Details ............................................................................................................................. 8
2 SafetyInstrucons .......................................................................................................................9
2.1 Intended Use................................................................................................................................................................ 9
2.2 Improper use ............................................................................................................................................................... 9
2.3 General safety instrucons .......................................................................................................................................... 9
2.4 Changes and modicaons to the equipment ............................................................................................................. 9
2.5 Personal protecve equipment ................................................................................................................................. 10
2.6 Responsibility of the company responsible for operang the equipment ................................................................. 10
2.7 Personnel qualicaons ............................................................................................................................................. 10
2.7.1 Operator .................................................................................................................................................................... 11
2.7.2 Qualied electrician ................................................................................................................................................... 11
2.7.3 Skilled personnel ........................................................................................................................................................ 11
2.7.4 Manufacturer ............................................................................................................................................................. 11
3 SpecicaonConveyorTB40 ......................................................................................................12
3.1 TB40 Conveyor components ...................................................................................................................................... 12
3.2 Technical data ............................................................................................................................................................ 14
3.3 Weight Conveyor TB40 .............................................................................................................................................. 15
3.4 Nameplate ................................................................................................................................................................. 15
3.5 Dimension Conveyor TB40 ......................................................................................................................................... 16
3.6 TB40 Conveyor design / cross-secon ....................................................................................................................... 19
3.7 Conveyors separaon ................................................................................................................................................ 20
3.8 Electronic performance ............................................................................................................................................ 21
3.8.1 Inputs IN A, IN B, IN 1, IN 2 ....................................................................................................................................... 21
3.8.2 Outputs OUT 1, OUT 2, OUT3 ................................................................................................................................... 21
3.8.3 Analog inputs AIN 1, AGND ........................................................................................................................................ 21
3.8.4 Safety and monitoring funcons ............................................................................................................................... 22
3.8.5 Error acknowledgement ............................................................................................................................................ 22
4 Transport,PackagingandStorage...............................................................................................23
4.1 Transport .................................................................................................................................................................... 23
4.2 Transport inspecon .................................................................................................................................................. 23
4.3 Packaging ................................................................................................................................................................... 23
4.4 Handling of packaging materials ................................................................................................................................ 23
4.5 Storage of packages ................................................................................................................................................... 24

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5 Commissioning ..........................................................................................................................25
5.1 Assembly and Disassembly ........................................................................................................................................ 26
5.1.1 Mounng the oor stands ......................................................................................................................................... 26
5.1.2 Adjust the height of the oor stand telescopic .......................................................................................................... 27
5.2 TB40 Conveyor electrical hook-up descripon .......................................................................................................... 28
5.2.1 Electrical connecon ................................................................................................................................................. 28
5.2.2 Turn on and turn o behavior TB40 power unit ........................................................................................................ 31
5.2.3 Electrical Grounding of the conveyor......................................................................................................................... 31
5.3 Seng the necessary pretension of the belt ............................................................................................................. 32
5.4 Belt Tracking (centric run of the transport belt) ........................................................................................................ 33
5.5 Conveyor belt specicaons ...................................................................................................................................... 33
5.6 Conveyor belt direcon of travel ............................................................................................................................... 33
6 Operaon ..................................................................................................................................35
6.1 Operang modes ....................................................................................................................................................... 35
6.1.1 PLC Speed-Mode (default) ......................................................................................................................................... 35
6.1.2 PLC posion mode ..................................................................................................................................................... 40
6.1.3 General output funcons ........................................................................................................................................... 46
6.1.4 Overview of the operang modes and parameterizable values TB40 ....................................................................... 47
7 Maintenance..............................................................................................................................48
7.1 Maintenance plan ...................................................................................................................................................... 48
7.2 Use of spare parts ...................................................................................................................................................... 48
7.3 Conveyor belt maintenance and cleaning .................................................................................................................. 49
7.3.1 Maintenance .............................................................................................................................................................. 49
7.3.2 Cleaning ..................................................................................................................................................................... 49
7.4 Replacing the belts..................................................................................................................................................... 51
7.4.1 Replacing endless belts .............................................................................................................................................. 51
7.4.2 Replacing belts by welding the ends .......................................................................................................................... 51
7.5 Repairs ....................................................................................................................................................................... 52
7.5.1 Replacing the drive unit ............................................................................................................................................. 52
8 Disassemblyanddisposal...........................................................................................................53
8.1 Disposal ...................................................................................................................................................................... 54
Annex1 DeclaraonofIncorporaon ................................................................................................55

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1 Denions
1.1 Typedesignaon
Designaon Conveyor
Type TB40
Document name MA-100154-EN-0922
1.2 Listofessenalhealthandsafetyrequirements
according to Machinery Direcve 2006/42/EC, Annex I, Chapter 1
Notrelevantforthisdevice 
Tobemetbythesystemintegratorforthe(complete)machine 
Metforthescopeofthepartlycompletedmachinery 
1.1. General
1.1.1. Denions 
1.1.2. Principles of safety integraon 
1.1.3. Materials and products 
1.1.4. Lighng 
1.1.5. Design of machinery to facilitate its handling 
1.1.6. Ergonomics 
1.1.7. Operang posions 
1.1.8. Seang 
1.2. Controlsandsystems
1.2.1. Safety and reliability of control systems 
1.2.2. Control devices 
1.2.3. Starng 
1.2.4. Stopping 
1.2.4.1. Normal stop 
1.2.4.2. Operaonal stop 
1.2.4.3. Emergency stop 
1.2.4.4. Assembly of machinery 
1.2.5. Selecon of control or operang modes 
1.2.6. Failure of the power supply 
1.3. Proteconagainstmechanicalhazards
1.3.1. Risk of loss of stability 
1.3.2. Risk of break-up during operaon 
1.3.3. Risks due to falling or ejected objects 
1.3.4. Risks due to surfaces, edges or angles  
1.3.5. Risks related to combined machinery 
1.3.6. Risks related to variaons in operang condions 
1.3.7. Risks related to moving parts 
1.3.8. Guards or protecve devices designed to protect against risks 
1.3.8.1. Moving transmission parts 
1.3.8.2. Moving parts involved in the process 
1.3.9. Risk of uncontrolled movements 

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Notrelevantforthisdevice 
Tobemetbythesystemintegratorforthe(complete)machine 
Metforthescopeofthepartlycompletedmachinery 
1.4. Requirementsforsafetyguards
1.4.1. General requirements  
1.4.2. Special requirements for separable safety guards  
1.4.2.1 Fixed safety guards  
1.4.2.2 Interlocking movable separable safety guards  
1.4.2.3 Access-restricng adjustable safety guards  
1.4.3. Special requirements for non-separang safety guards  
1.5. Risksrelatedtomovingparts
1.5.1. Electric power supply 
1.5.2. Stac electricity 
1.5.3. Non-electrical power supply 
1.5.4. Faulty assembly 
1.5.5. Extreme temperatures 
1.5.6. Fire 
1.5.7. Explosion 
1.5.8. Noise 
1.5.9. Vibraons 
1.5.10. Radiaon 
1.5.11. External radiaon 
1.5.12. Laser radiaon 
1.5.13. Emission of hazardous materials and substances 
1.5.14. Risk of being trapped in a machine 
1.5.15. Risk of slipping, tripping and falling 
1.5.16. Lightning strike 
1.6. Maintenance
1.6.1 Machine maintenance 
1.6.2. Access to the operang posions and maintenance points 
1.6.3. Isolaon of power sources 
1.6.4. Operator intervenon 
1.6.5. Cleaning of internal machine parts 
1.7. Informaon
1.7.1. Informaon and warnings on the machinery 
1.7.1.1 Informaon and informaon devices 
1.7.1.2 Warning devices 
1.7.2. Warning of residual risks 
1.7.3. Labeling of machines 
1.7.4. Assembly instrucons 
1.7.4.1 General principles for the draing of the assembly instrucons 
1.7.4.2 Contents of the assembly instrucons 
1.7.4.3 Sales literature 
1.7.5 Operang manual 

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1.3 Informaonaboutthismanual
This manual contains the data and informaon required for the installaon and maintenance of the TB40 conveyors.
All personnel must read this manual carefully and understand it before starng work. The basic prerequisite for safe working
is compliance with all the safety instrucons and handling instrucons given in this manual.
The assembly instrucons are part of the conveyor and must be supplied with any transfer of the conveyor.
1.4 ExplanaonofSymbols
Safety instrucons are marked with symbols in this manual. These safety instrucons are introduced by signal words that ex-
press the extent of the danger. It is essenal to ensure that the safety instrucons are adhered to in order to avoid accidents,
as well as personal injury and property damage.
DANGER
Indicates an imminent danger which may result in serious bodily injury, damage to health, death or signicant damage to
property.
WARNING
Indicates a possible imminent danger that may result in serious bodily injury, damage to health, death or signicant dama-
ge to property.
CAUTION
Indicates a potenally hazardous situaon that may result in injury or damage to property.
IMPORTANT
Indicates a potenally hazardous situaon that could result in damage to property.
NOTICE
Indicates special applicaon and operang procedures as well as other useful informaon.
1.5 Labelsontheconveyorandintheseassemblyinstrucons
Readtheassemblyinstrucons
You must have read and understood the assembly instrucons before using the conveyor.
Wear safety shoes
You must wear safety shoes while working in the vicinity of the conveyor.
Wear safety glasses
You must wear safety glasses while working in the vicinity of the pneumac system.

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Wearahairnet
You must wear a hairnet when working on machinery with rotang parts.
Disposal
Observe the special disposal instrucons.
Disposalofelectronic/electricalcomponents
Observe the special disposal instrucons for the electronic/electrical components.
1.6 Locaonoftheinstrucons
These assembly instrucons must be available at the conveyor to users and operators at all mes.
1.7 Furtherdocumentaon
Also observe the informaon in the following external instrucons:
•Conveyor TB 40 product catalog Link: Downloads
•Operang panel MonTurn Assembly Instrucons Link: Downloads
•Operang panel MonTouch Assembly Instrucons Link: Downloads
•Spare parts list TB 40 Link: Downloads
1.8 Limitaonofliability
All informaon and notes in these installaon instrucons have been compiled taking into account the applicable standards
and regulaons, the state of the art, and our many years of knowledge and experience.
Montech AG does not accept any liability for damages due to:
•failure to comply with these instrucons
•use other than for the intended purpose
•the employment of untrained or inadequately trained personnel
•maintenance work that has not been carried out or has been carried out inadequately
1.9 Copyright
The assembly instrucons are to be treated as condenal. They are intended exclusively for personnel working with the
conveyor. The disclosure of this document to third pares is prohibited unless approved in wring by Montech AG.
NOTICE Copyright
The informaon, texts, drawings, pictures and other representaons that form the content of this publicaon are protec-
ted by copyright. Any other use is not permied without wrien permission from Montech AG.
1.10 Warrantyprovisions
The warranty provisions are in the General Terms and Condions (GTC) issued by Montech AG.
Improper use according to point 2.2 can result in a warranty claim becoming void or product conformity no longer being met.

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1.11 Servicelife
The service life depends heavily on the frequency of use, care, and compliance with the specied maintenance requirements.
If the intended use is observed, an average product service life of 10 years can be expected. In this context, care must be
taken to ensure that wearing parts such as conveyor belts, toothed belts, round belts, shock absorbers and sensors must be
replaced according to the specied maintenance intervals.
This informaon does not constute an addional guarantee!
1.12 CustomerService/ContactDetails
Our customer service is at your disposal for technical informaon.
Montech AG
Gewerbestrasse 12
4552 Derendingen, Switzerland
Telefon [phone]
E-Mail [email protected]
Internet www.montech.com

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2 SafetyInstrucons
2.1 IntendedUse
The conveyors are intended for the transport of solid objects. They are not suitable for transporng people, sand, granules,
chips and the like.
The product-specic performance data listed on the nameplate must not be exceeded under any circumstances.
The motor does not have a holding brake, so the conveyor is not suitable for inclined conveying.
Proper use also includes compliance with all the informaon in these instrucons.
Any use that goes beyond the intended use or is dierent is considered improper use.
2.2 Improper use
A misuse of the TB40 can lead to dangerous situaons. In parcular, the following uses must be avoided:
•Direct exposure to light from UV lamps.
•Operaon in air containing smoke, dust, water vapor or solvents.
•Use in potenally explosive atmospheres (ammable gases, vapors or dust).
•Use in a damp environment (rain or dew).
•Exceeding the maximum permissible total weight.
•Use outside the limits specied in the technical data.
•Connecon and commissioning or maintenance work by unqualied personnel.
•Replacement of defecve components with unsuitable components.
•Use without training.
•Use with defecve parts or components.
•Use with safety devices and covers disabled or removed.
•Use in disregard of safety regulaons.
•Use without using personal protecve equipment.
•Use disregarding the local accident prevenon regulaons and operaonal safety regulaons.
2.3 Generalsafetyinstrucons
The safety instrucons, in parcular the instrucons relang to the electrical connecon, must be followed in all phases of
commissioning, operaon, and maintenance or repair work. Failure to follow these instrucons is misuse of the conveyor
and its components.
In parcular, you must observe the following informaon:
•Observe the warning signs aached to the conveyor. Make sure that the labels are always legible and do not remove the
labels.
•In the event of malfuncons, you must shut down and secure the conveyor immediately. You must eliminate all faults
before starng up again.
•You must shut down the system completely before carrying out maintenance or repair work.
•During all work, make sure that the higher-level system and control system cannot start up the conveyor unintenonally!
2.4 Changesandmodicaonstotheequipment
In order to avoid hazards and to ensure opmum performance, no changes, addions or conversions may be made to the
components unless they have been expressly approved by the manufacturer.
Unauthorized modicaons could invalidate the manufacturer's warranty and lead to loss of product conformity.

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2.5 Personalprotecveequipment
Personal protecve equipment must be worn when working in order to minimize dangers to health.
The following personal protecve equipment (PPE) must be worn as a minimum:
Wear safety shoes
You must wear safety shoes while working in the vicinity of the conveyor.
Wear safety glasses
You must wear safety glasses while working in the vicinity of the pneumac system.
Wearahairnet
You must wear a hairnet when working on machinery with rotang parts.
2.6 Responsibilityofthecompanyresponsibleforoperangtheequipment
The company responsible for operang the equipment must ensure that:
•the conveyor is only used by authorized and trained personnel.
•the conveyor is only accessible to trained persons.
•all users are aware of the safety regulaons and residual risks.
•all users have the necessary personal protecve equipment (PPE) (see chapter Kapitel 2.5).
2.7 Personnelqualicaons
Productstages Task Operator
(2.7.1)
Qualied
electrici-
an(2.7.2)
Skilled
personnel
(2.7.3)
Manufac-
turer
(2.7.4)
Transport Transportaon
Loading/unloading
Posioning
Storage
X
X
X
X
Commissioning Installaon (mechanical/electri-
cal)
Set up
Test run
X X
X
X
X
Normal operaon Normal operaon X
Maintenance Cleaning
Troubleshoong, Repairing
X
X X
Decommissioning Disassembly
Packing, loading/unloading
Transportaon
X
X
X
Disposal Disposal X

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2.7.1 Operator
The machine operators are obliged to read the assembly instrucons and observe the instrucons given or they must have
received all the necessary informaon through training. If parts of the assembly instrucons are not understood, these
points must be claried with the company responsible for operang the equipment or manufacturer. Tasks that go beyond
normal operaon may only be carried out by the machine operator if the company responsible for operang the equipment
has expressly instructed the machine operator to do so.
2.7.2 Qualiedelectrician
Based on their technical training, knowledge and experience, as well as knowledge of the relevant standards and regula-
ons, a qualied electrician is able to carry out work on electrical systems and to independently recognize and avoid potenal
hazards.
The qualied electrician must have read the relevant chapters of these assembly instrucons.
2.7.3 Skilledpersonnel
Due to their technical training, knowledge and experience as well as their knowledge of the relevant standards and regula-
ons, the skilled personnel are able to carry out the work assigned to them and to independently recognize possible hazards
and to avoid hazards.
2.7.4 Manufacturer
Further work not described in these assembly instrucons may only be carried out by Montech AG's skilled personnel. Other
personnel are not authorized to carry out this work. Please contact Montech AG's customer service to have such work car-
ried out (for contact informaon, see chapter 1.12).

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3 SpecicaonConveyorTB40
3.1 TB40 Conveyor components
Item Descripon
10 Prole lateral
20 Drive unit
30 End secon with diverter roller
40 Connecng support
50 Gliding plate
60 Belt
70 Lateral guide (accessories)
80 Cable, power and signal (accessories)
Figure1 Exploded view of the Conveyor TB40
10
40
30
70
10
50
60
80
20

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Item Descripon
10 Prole lateral
20 Drive unit
30 End secon with knife edge
40 Connecng support
50 Gliding plate
60 Belt
70 Lateral guide (accessories)
80 Cable, power and signal (accessories)
Figure2 Exploded view of the Conveyor TB40 with knife edge
10
40
30
70
10
50
60
80
20

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3.2 Technicaldata
Operang temperature + 10 ... + 40 °C
Storage temperature + 5 ... + 40 °C
Relave humidity (in operaon) < 95 % (without condensaon)
Relave humidity (storage) < 95 % (without condensaon)
Degree of purity of the air (in operaon) normal workshop atmosphere
Sound pressure level (in operaon) < 65 dBA
Components’ protecon class IP 64
Drive Integrated in drive roller
Motor Brushless EC motor with speed, current and
posion controller; sinusoidal commutaon with
eld-oriented control up to n = 0
Gear Planetary gear
Gear reducon i = 30 i = 80
Belt speed 1 ... 33.5 m/min (± 10%) 0.25 ... 12 m/min (± 10%)
Load in conveying mode1) 80 kg (50 kg with knife edge) 200 kg (max. 80 kg/m, 180 kg with knife edge)
Rated voltage 24 VDC
Permissible supply voltage range 20 … 28 VDC
Rated current 12.3 A
Dimensioning power supply (recommendaon) 20 A rated current / 30 A peak current
Rated output 251 W
Target value Analog / PWM2) / Frequency2)
Digital inputs 4
Digital outputs 3
Analog input 1 (0 … 10 V)
An-lock funcon thermal
Overload protecon yes
Belt width 300 / 400 / 500 / 600 / 700 / 800 mm
Belt length3) from 3604) mm to zu 6000 mm
(belts over 6000 mm upon request)
Material Lateral secon Aluminium, clear anodized
Diverter roller Stainless steel
Drive roller Aluminium
Sliding plate Galvanized steel or stainless steel (oponal)
Connecon support Aluminium, clear anodized, plasc
Tabs Aluminium
Cable Polyurethane / copper
1) Mode of operaon S1, ambient temperature 30°, belt type ENI-5EE
2) On request
3) Recommended bandwidth to tape length rao at least 1:1.2
4) with nose bar min. 400 mm

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3.3 WeightConveyorTB40
Type Weight[kg]
(BaseL=1000mm)
Extension
permeter[kg]
TB40-300 15.2 6.3
TB40-400 17.7 7.8
TB40-500 19.9 9.3
TB40-600 22.2 10.9
TB40-700 24.5 12.4
TB40-800 26.7 13.9
3.4 Nameplate
Figure3 Example of a nameplate
Figure4 Posion nameplate
Posion of the nameplate (at the
boom of the chassis)

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3.5 DimensionConveyorTB40
The motor connecon is available on the le and right.
AR: Drive roller
UR: Diverter roller
Type TB40-300 TB40-400 TB40-500 TB40-600 TB40-700 TB40-800
A Width of chassis [mm] 300 400 500 600 700 800
L Conveyor length [mm] max. length of conveyor is 6000 mm (longer conveyors on request)
Lmin Conveyor length5) [mm] 3605) 4805) 600 720 840 960
5) The minimum length of the conveyor depends on lateral guides, connecon type and end secon. For conveyors of widths
300 and 400 mm, dependent upon lateral guides and connecon type, the minimal length according to the table below is
valid.
Figure5 Dimension conveyor TB40 with MonTurn
Conveying direcon towards
drive only
MonTurn (oponal)
Knife edge
Right-hand motor connecon

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Cong Lateralguide Connecontype Minimumlenght[mm]
None Fixed Adjustable Standard MonTurn MonTouch TB40-300 TB40-400
1 X X X 360 480
2 X X X 460 480
3 X X X 480 480
4 X X 500 500
5 X X 520 520
6 X X 540 540
With knife edge Lmin + 40 mm
The motor connecon can be chosen either on the right or le side.
AR: Drive roller
UR: Deecon roller
Type TB40-300 TB40-400 TB40-500 TB40-600 TB40-700 TB40-800
A Width of chassis [mm] 300 400 500 600 700 800
L Conveyor length [mm] max. length of conveyor is 6000 mm (longer conveyors on request)
Lmin Conveyor length5) [mm] 3605) 4805) 600 720 840 960
5) The minimum length of the conveyor depends on lateral guides, connecon type and end secon. For conveyors of widths
300 and 400 mm, dependent upon lateral guides and connecon type, the minimal length according to the table below is
valid.
Figure6 Dimension conveyor TB40 with MonTouch
Conveying direcon towards
drive only
Right-hand motor connecon
Knife edge
MonTouch (oponal)

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Cong Lateralguide Connecontype Minimumlenght[mm]
None Fixed Adjustable Standard MonTurn MonTouch TB40-300 TB40-400
1 X X X 360 480
2 X X X 460 480
3 X X X 480 480
4 X X 500 500
5 X X 520 520
6 X X 540 540
With knife edge Lmin + 40 mm

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3.6 TB40Conveyordesign/cross-secon
Type TB40-300 TB40-400 TB40-500 TB40-600 TB40-700 TB40-800
A Chassis width [mm] 300 400 500 600 700 800
B Conveyor width ± 0.5
(Lateral guide xed)
[mm] 212 – 266 312 – 366 412 – 466 512 – 566 612 – 666 712 - 766
X Belt width [mm] 257 357 457 557 657 757
C Chassis width inside [mm] 267 367 467 567 667 767
F Lateral guide width [mm] depends on conveying width B
D Conveyor width (Ad-
justable lateral guides
type A)
[mm] 208 – 266 308 – 366 408 – 466 508 – 566 608 – 666 708 - 766
D Conveyor width (Ad-
justable lateral guides
type B)
[mm] 201 – 266 301 – 366 401 – 466 501 – 566 601 – 666 701 - 766
D Conveyor width (Ad-
justable lateral guides
type C)
[mm] 203 – 266 303 – 366 403 – 466 503 – 566 603 – 666 703 - 766
Figure7 TB40 Conveyor design / cross-secon
If the support width of the ma-
terial to be conveyed is narro-
wer than dimension C, the max.
conveying width widens
ViewY
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3.7 Conveyorsseparaon
The Conveyors are shipped in units of 3 m length max. If the total length of a Conveyor exceeds the maximum transport
length of 3 m, the individual parts should be assembled according to the following schemacs.
Svar Variable length of the lateral guides, min. = 500 mm, max. = 2,000 mm
Cvar Variable chassis length, Cvar max. = 3,000 - 84, or 3,000 - (84+96) mm
D Chassis joint for dismantling prior to shipping (prole connector)
NOTICE Fixingtheproleconnectors
Before commissioning, the prole connectors marked (D) must be installed.
The conveyor must have addional supports installed in these locaons.
Figure8 Schemacs for component assembly
Figure9 Schemacs for component assembly