Mussel HPS 750 M 180 T User manual

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Operating Instructions
Heating Press for Bonding Splices
HPS 750 M 180 T
HPS 1000 M 180 T
Müssel Maschinenbau GmbH
Reichelsweiherstraße 8
95615 Marktredwitz
GERMANY
Tel.: +49 9231 9980-0
Fax: +49 9231 9980-80

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Introduction
We would like to congratulate you for having purchased the Müssel-Belting Tools made by Müssel
Maschinenbau GmbH and to thank you for the confidence you placed in us.
This operating instruction provides you with important information for the proper and safe use of the heating
press, HPS 750 M 180 T, HPS 1000 M 180 T.
Owing to our experience over decades in the development and the fabrication of finishing tools for conveyor
belts and driving belts, these devices have been designed according to the latest state of technique and in
compliance with this application
.
Please find further information on splicing types and finishing parameters
in the detailed splicing instructions or in the belt specific technical data sheets of the belt manufacturer.
Please note that the future usage conditions of the conveyor belt have to be considered for the choice and
the finishing of splices.
The reproduction, distribution and utilization of this document as well as the communication of its contents
to others without expressed authorization is prohibited as far as this is not explicitly allowed by Müssel
Maschinenbau GmbH. Offenders will be held liable for the payment of damages. All rights reserved.
Any liability for errors and printing errors is excluded.

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Contents
1 General Information
1.1 Name and address of the manufacturer
1.2 Identification of the device
1.3 CE-Declaration
1.4 Conformity
2 General Safety Instructions
2.1 Basics
2.2 Organisational measures
2.3 Personnel selection and qualification
2.4 Safety instructions for specific operating phases
2.5 Mobile devices
2.6 Safety instructions
3 Product Description
3.1 Components and proper usage
3.2 How it works
3.3 Technical data
3.4 Wiring diagram
3.5 Accessories
4 Preparing the product for usage
4.1 Transport
4.2 Position
4.3 Electric installations
4.4 Utilities
4.5 Thermostat
4.6 Thermometer
5 Handling
5.1 General
5.2 Heating up the top part of the press (heating plate)
5.3 Inserting the ends of the splice in the heating press
5.4 Coating the ends of the splice
5.5 Closing the heating press
5.6 Heating the splice
5.7 Connecting the water cooling system and cooling the splice
6 Maintenance work
6.1 Spare parts
6.2 Wear parts
7 Disassembling and Disposal

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1 General Information
1.1 Name and address of the manufacturer
Müssel Maschinenbau GmbH
Reichelsweiherstraße 8
95615 Marktredwitz
GERMANY
1.2 Identification of the device
Product designation: Heating press for bonding splices
Serial/Type designation: HPS 750 M 180 T. HPS 1000 M 180 T
Serial number: see type label
Year of construction: see type label
1.3 CE-Declaration
see fixed label

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1.4 Conformity

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2 General Safety Instructions
The following document contains important information on serious risks when operating the tool
described or important technical information on the tool or processes used. Symbols are used to
highlight this important information and indicate as follows:
This symbol is always to be found in connection with an endangerment and its respective
signal word.
Signal words hierarchy:
Danger: This signal word is indicating a person endangerment with a high risk level which
causes death or serious injury, in case it cannot be avoided.
Warning: This signal word is indicating a person endangerment with a medium risk level, which
can cause death or serious injury, in case it cannot be avoided.
Caution: This signal word is indicating an endangerment with a low risk level which can cause a
minor or moderate injury, in case it cannot be avoided.
Attention: This signal word is indicating a warning of material and environmental damages.
2.1 Basics
This device has been built as state of the art and according to the fundamental health and safety
requirement of the EC machinery directive. However, its usage may result in risks to the body or life
of users or third parties, or adverse effects to devices and other property.
The device may only be used in proper technical condition as intended, in a safety- and hazard
conscious manner and observing the operating instructions!
Observing the operating instructions and adhering to the inspection and maintenance conditions are
also parts of the intended use.
2.2 Organisational Measures
The operating instructions must always be at hand at the place of use of the device!
In addition to the operating instructions, observe and instruct the user in all other generally
applicable legal and other mandatory regulations relevant to accident prevention and environmental
protection!
The operating instructions must be supplemented by instructions covering the duties involved in
supervising and notifying special organizational features, such as job organization, working
sequences or the personnel entrusted with the work.
Please only assign trained personnel familiar with the operating instructions of the device.
Check at regular intervals whether the personnel are carrying out the work in compliance with the
operating instructions and paying attention to risks and safety factors!
In order to minimize the risk of injury, garments must be close-fitting. Furthermore long hair must
be tied back and jewellery -including rings- have to be removed before beginning work.
Observe all safety instructions and warnings attached to the device and see to it that they are
always complete and perfectly legible!
If the operating behaviour changes immediately stop the device and report the error to the
responsible department/person!

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Never make any modifications, additions or conversions which might affect safety without the
supplier´s approval.
Additional mountings or modifications have as consequence that the responsibility for the
accordance with the EU-directive has to be assured by the person who carries out the mountings
and the modifications.
Spare parts, only from the original equipment, comply with the technical requirements specified by
the manufacturer and guarantee the failure-free operation of the device.
2.3 Personnel selection and qualification
The device can only be operated by staff accordingly skilled and instructed.
Work on electrical equipment of the device must be performed by a qualified electrician or trained
individuals under the direction and supervision of an electrician according to electro-technical
regulations.
2.4 Safety Instructions for specific operating phases
The device can only be operated in a safe and absolutely reliable state. Make sure in particular that
all protective and safety-oriented devices are in place and fully functional.
Loosened screws and hose connections must be tightened upon completion of the maintenance and
repair work.
2.5 Mobile devices
In case of minor changes of place, please even disconnect the device from any external power
supply! Properly reconnect to the mains prior to restarting the device!
Always use hoisting and slinging equipment with sufficient weight bearing capacity for loading!
Position hoisting devices or slinging means only on the load lifting appliances of the device that are
provided for this purpose!
Please take the necessary and appropriate measures for making sure that during the transportation
no device part may fall in or loosen!
2.6 Safety instructions
The removing of covers or parts of safety-oriented components may increase the risk of accident.
Conversions, maintenance and repair work must be performed by trained, competent and skilled
persons.
Because of the risk of burns, make sure the device is always freely accessible and is not covered.
The devices do not have their own protection appliances against electrical overload. For this reason,
the operator must ensure that the electrical installations at the operated place, are protected from
overload.
Regularly inspect/check the electrical equipment of a device. Visible faults, such as loose
connections, must be immediately rectified.

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3 Product Description
3.1 Components and proper usage
Heating presses are electrical heating units for use in fabricating (splicing) belting material that can
withstand maximum temperatures of 110°C. Heating presses are used to splice belting material
endless using pressure and temperature. Depending on the requirement we differentiate between
different designs and types.
The heating press consists of the following components and functional groups:
3.2 How it works
Pressure and temperature is generated in the closed heating press between the top part with the
electrically heating plate and the bottom part with the pressure equalizing plate under pressure and
temperature, this causes the belting material inserted to heat up a prescribed period (hold down
time) and after adding splicing accessories to bond. Once it is finished and cooled down the splice
has the physical features required.
You can find more information on how the heating press works in the chapter „5 Handling“.
Functional group
Components
Top part
Pressure beam
Heating plate with rapid
cooling
Eye bolt
Connection cable
Bottom part
Pressure beam with pressure
equalizing plate
Hold-down bar
Tensioning bolts with nuts

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3.3 Technical data
3.4 Wiring diagram
HPS 750 M 180 T
HPS 1000 M 180 T
Belt width max. (only 60°)
mm
750
1000
Belt length min.
mm
1700
2000
Heating plates length
mm
180
180
Length
mm
300
300
Width
mm
1000
1400
Height
mm
555
800
Weight (net)
kg
100,0
185,0
Voltage
V
110 / 230
230
Capacity
W
1900
2400
Heating up time
min
15
15
Cooling down time
min
6
7
Coolant
water
water
Heating temperature max.
°C
110
110
Material number
Designation
720194
HPS 750 M 180 T (230V)
720195
HPS 750 M 180 T (110V)
720196
HPS 1000 M 180 T (230V)
Connection
Lamp
Heating
Thermostat

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3.5 Accessories
Accessories are not included in the scope of delivery and must be ordered separately!
Material number
Designation
7871225
Timer
7870356
CWD 55 E cooling device

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4 Preparing the product for usage
Before operating the tool, the following steps must be carried out each time to ensure the tool works
properly. Check the following points:
4.1 Transport
The transport / the relocation of the device should be carried out by an appropriate lifting appliance
(regarding the minimum lifting force, please look at chapter “3.3 Technical data“). Prior to this
relocation, the device should be disconnected from the energy supply (electrical current).
The tool may only be transported in cooled-down condition and under observation of the generally
valid safety regulations. Remove, or, affix transport locks!
Note:
When transporting, make sure that the heating presses are only transported or stored when they are
closed (This protects the heating surfaces best from damage).
Warning
Make sure that the heating press is firmly locked in lifting.
In lifting and transporting the device, please handle particularly with care!
During the transport please do not keep staying under the floating load!
Lift the heating press only at the provided lifting points „please refer to marking arrows lifting point”.
Attention
Do not lift the heating press at the hold-down bars!
Higher tilting danger owing to the irregular weight repartition!
4.2 Position
Heating presses and their components, in particular heating plates must be only placed on surfaces
suitable for maximum temperatures of 130°C. Otherwise damage can occur to materials that are not
heat resistant or they will present a fire risk.
The surfaces must also be able to withstand the static load from the weight of the heating presses.
Attention
Risk of burns! Make sure the heating press is always freely accessible and is not covered
up. Should the heating press be covered up, this will present a fire risk.
Lifting Point

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4.3 Electrical voltage
The existing mains voltage must be suitable for the tools' operating voltage.
The connection cable is delivered in plug-in form.
Attention
Risk of fire or damage because of overload to the electricity supply. The electricity supply
for the heating plate must be separated from the mains according to the indications
mentioned on the type plate! If necessary, make sure the heating press has a separate
electricity supply.
4.4 Utilities
Pressure equalizing metal sheet
Textured fabric
Silicone fabric no. 1
Heat resistant foil
Soft pad 2 mm
Torque wrench
Thermometer
Timer
All utilities must be clean.
4.5 Thermostat
The thermostat is provided in the top part.
-The temperature adjustment is 110°C.
-Adjust the thermostat in such a way that the red pilot light extinguishes at 110 °C.
-The temperature is adjusted by means of an insulated screw driver.
Increasing the temperature: turn to the right
Lowering the temperature: turn to the left

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4.6 Thermometer
The temperature is checked by means of a push-in thermometer.
-Insert the whole shaft of the thermometer in to the drill hole of the heating plate.
Check from time to time the temperature display of the thermometer by means of an external
measuring device.
Drill hole

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5 Handling
5.1 General; proper usage
Heating presses are electrical heating units for use in fabricating (splicing) belting material that can
withstand maximum temperatures of 110°C.
In this section we will deal with the heating procedure where the operators monitor and carry out all
the steps themselves.
With heating presses of the HPS … series you can only make bonded splices. When making bonded
splices, always observe the splicing instructions for the belt type to be spliced.
Note:
You can ask the manufacturer to send you splicing instructions for the belt types you require.
5.2 Heating up the top part of the press (heating plate)
Before each heating procedure take off the top part of the press first and heat it to its target
temperature. The thermostat must switch off at a target temperature of 110°C. Check the
thermostat works properly using a thermometer as follows:
1. Put the thermometer in the appropriate drill hole.
The thermometer must then display 110°C.
After using the heating press several times (about 10 times) check that the thermometer shows the
correct temperature.
2. If the thermometer is working properly and the target temperature is not shown, you must
adjust the thermostat so that the red control light switches off at 110°C.
Note:
For adjusting the thermostat use an insulated screwdriver and put this in the marked drill hole on
the top of the body (see chapter “4.5 Thermostat”).
Drill hole

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5.3 Inserting the ends of the splice in the heating press
When making bonding splices always observe the splicing instructions for the belt type to be spliced.
A successful heating procedure depends on the heating plate at the top part of the press reaching
the target temperature of 110°C. It is also important that you observe the correct order of the
intermediate layers when inserting the ends of the splice in the heating press (specific to belt type).
1. Line the bottom part of the press with heat-resistant foil.
2. Centre the prepared ends of the splice and exactly on top of one another.
3. Align the ends of the splice and fix them with the clamping rails by tighten the star grips.
4. Loosen the both knurled screws of the removable hold-
down bar.
5. Take out the prepared end of the splice with the removable hold-down bar and the clamping
rail and put it next to the heating press.
5.4 Coating the ends of the splice
Before you can heat the splice, the ends of the splice, depending on the belt type, must be coated
with a splicing accessory (adhesive). The end of the splice to be coated should now be tensioned in
the hold-down bar and next to the bottom part of the press.
1. Coat the end of the splice with adhesive (see splicing instructions).
2. Put the hold-down bar with the prepared end of the splice in the bottom part of the press
again.
3. Screw on the hold-down bar with the prepared end of the splice into the bottom part of the
press (tighten the knurled screw).
4. Place the prepared ends of the splice according to the splicing instructions exactly on top of one
another.
5. Cover the splice with a intermediate layer or heat resistant foil.
6. Now put a piece of soft pad 2 mm on the splice and cover everything with the pressure
equalizing metal sheet.
7. Put the pre-heated top of the press with the heating plate on.

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5.5 Closing the heating press
Close the heating press very carefully.
The torque required depends on the width of the heating plate and the belting material.
1. Tighten the nuts on the tensioning bolts with a torque wrench evenly.
Torque by SB-HP-180/750: approx. 350 NM (254 ftlb)
Torque by SB-HP-180/1000: approx. 500 NM (362 ftlb)
2. Make sure the pressure and the heating plate are parallel to one another.
Note:
If the belting material is (a) narrower than the area to be pressed, extra pieces of belting
material in the same thickness (b) must also be inserted to stop the heating press buckling (see
figure on the right).
5.6 Heating the splice
The target temperature of 110°C must now be held for a prescribed period.
Warning
Risk of injury from burns. The heating plates can get very hot during heating. Touching
them without any protection will mean burns.
1. Observe the heating temperature as stated in the splicing instructions with a suitable
thermometer that you must stick in the drill hole provided.
2. Heat the splice according to the instructions on hold-down time as outlined in the splicing
instructions.
3. Control the hold-down time by using a timer.
4. Switch off the heating press after the hold down time has elapsed by disconnecting from the
mains (pull the plug).

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5.7 Connecting the water cooling system and cooling the splice
The splice can now be cooled The cooling procedure is always carried out for both the heating press
and the splice inserted. If possible (depending on the type of heating press), the cooling procedure
can be accelerated by a water cooling system.
Warning
Risk of injury! Connect the cooling hoses carefully to the tool. Leaking water or steam
can be leading to burns.
Check connection points for the cooling system work and do not leak.
1. Make sure no more water is in the cooling system.
2. Connect the cooling hoses on the rapid action couplings for the water cooling system at the top
part of the press.
Note:
Do not let in the cooling water until the heating procedure has been completed. Only use clean
water.
The cooling water is conducted using a submerged pump from a mobile cooling water container.
If the water in the cooling container has heated up to such an extent that the pre-set cooling
temperature cannot be reached, the water must be exchanged. This is only necessary in larger
presses or several successive heating procedures.
The cooling procedure can be continued directly after the cooling water has been exchanged.
3. Cool the heating press with the inserted splice till the temperature has reached approx. 40°C.
4. Open the heating press and take out the belt.
5. Straighten up the splice's edges by cutting off belting material that pokes out.
Front side
Back side
Supply
Drain
Circle reverse control

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6 Maintenance work
Before operating the tool, the following maintenance work must be carried out each time to ensure
that the tool works properly. If damage is established during maintenance that cannot be put right
on site, the tool must no longer be used and must be sent for repair to the manufacturer.
Check the following each time before use:
Mains plug, leads and body for damage
Heating plates for residues (if necessary remove these)
Check star grip screws and nuts on the tensioning bolts sit properly, lubricate as needed (the
threads must be easy to use)
That the tool is generally clean
That drill holes for the thermometer and thermostat are clean
Pressure equalizing metal sheet / plate for smoothness and cleanliness
Screws for properly sit
That water connections points (cooling systems) do not leak
Check after using several times:
Surfaces of heating plates have not deflected.
Test the heating plates for bowing in cold and in warm condition by means of a straight edge. If
the plates are bowing by more than 0,3 mm, the plates must be returned to our factory for
overhaul.
Warning
Risk of injury! The heating plates get very hot during the heating procedure, the
operator risks burns.
Check every twelve months:
According to VDE-guideline 0701/0702 or the appropriate electrical engineering norms in the
individual country, electrical tools must be checked every twelve months in each company.

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6.1 Spare parts
Designation
HPS 750 M 180 T
HPS 1000 M 180 T
Pressure equalizing metal sheet
7870102
7872195
Heat resistant foil (set)
7870086
7872196
Soft pad 2 mm
on request
7871779
Thermometer, digital, shaft 100
7872786
7872786
Cooling hose DN 10 –500
7870785
7870785
Pilot light SGF 20 (230V)
7870111
7870111
Pilot light SGF 20 (110V)
7870800
/
Pressure equalizing plate
on request
on request
Thermostat 515
7870818
7870818
Jack 3/8 inch RPL 08.1152
7870511
7870511
Hose coupling RPL 8.6810/JV
7870512
7870512
Viton seal o-ring for hose coupling
7870513
7870513
Collar nut M30
7870587
/
Eye bolt M30 x 470
7871300031
/
Collar nut M36
/
7870846024
Eye bolt M36 x 480
/
on request
Handle
7872270
7872270
Knurled screw M6 x 20
on request
on request
Star grip M10
on request
on request
Hold-down bar
on request
on request
6.2 Wear parts
Materials and parts that are enumerated in the technical instructions as wear parts are excluded
from the guarantee.
Designation
HPS 750 M 180 T
HPS 1000 M 180 T
Heating element 230V/1900W
7870338
/
Heating element 110V/1900W
7870339
/
Heating element 230V/2400W
/
7870846033
Insulating insert
on request
on request
7 Disassembling and Disposal
The disassembling in individual components can only be effected by competent staff with a good
knowledge of machine building.
Please sort out the device according to the respective materials (metal, plastics, electronic) and
recycle them.
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