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Safety
Safety must be a primary concern. When operating or performing maintenance procedures, follow
all standard safety guidelines. Do not wear loose fitting clothing or any articles that may be pulled
into any moving parts.
Be sure that when operating the equipment, all safety devices operate properly. Never under any
circumstances disable, remove, or alter the original configuration of the safety system.
Should any component of the safety system become inoperable, immediately discontinue
operation, and notify a supervisor.
NEVER place fingers, hands, or any other body part in or under the blade area
or other moving mechanisms.
Proper eye protection must be worn at all times when operating the machine
Always insure that the machine is turned OFF before servicing the machine.
Read and understand this manual prior to operating the machine.
The area around the Piranha Shear should be well lighted, dry, and free of obstacles.
The Piranha Shear is designed for single person operation only.
When servicing the machine, always practice standard lockout/tag-out procedures to avoid
personal rnjury.
Qualified maintenance personnel only should perform service operations on the Piranha I/4-I2
Shear.
1.l.Warning Labels
Located around the Piranha Shear are labels warning the operator of various dangers and
precautions to be aware of when operating or servicing the machine.
DO NOT GO NEAR LEAKS
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Lowor l6ad .,. r,ttrvn I'ydLrtiltc p6t!u@ hlw loosnlng littli0l 1W!
Do not go near leaks
High-pressure oil easily punctures
skin causing injury, gangrene and
even death. lf injured, seek
emergency medical help.
lmmediate surgery is required to
remove oil. Do not use finger or
hand to check for leaks. Lower
.load or relieve pressure before
loosening fittings.
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KeeP hands clear of moving Parts'
Part - T0068
Keep hands and
bodY clear of
moving Parts, fttd
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DO NOT REMOVE THHOAT GUAHD
EXCEPT WHEN SLITTING.
REPLACE FOR NORMAL OPERATION'
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To prevent serious bodilY injury do
not'remove throat guard excePt
rh"n iritting. Replace for normal
ooeration. li is tne emPloYer's
iesponsibilitY to imPlement the
above and also to Provide Proper
Oevices or means that maY be
necessary or required for anY
particulai use, operation set-up or
service.
Part - T0379
To Prevent serious bodilY injury;
Never Place anY Part of Your,bodY.
;,ier ihe nob b6wn or ram (slide)
mechanisms; or within the knife
blade area.
Never operate, install knife blades'
oimainiain this machine without
first reading and understanding
the oPerators or machine manual'
Never operate without the finger
guard PioPerlY installed'
Never have main motor "on"
during removal, installation' or
adiuslment of knife blades; scrap
cleanout; or, for anY
servicin g/maintenance
whatsoever.
It is the employer's responsibility
io imPfement the above and also
to Provide Proper devices or
means that maY be necessarY or
, required for anY Particular use'
oPeration set-uP or servlce'
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To insure proper operation of
shear back gauge;
Never ram material against back
gauge.
Never use back gauge drive to
move material being cut on table.
Never pass material being cut
over or under back gauge.
Always use disappearing feature
cutting parts larger than normal
back gauge range.
Failure to follow these instructions
may result in damage to back
gauge. Always refer to oPeration
manualfor proper use of machine
Part - T0381
DO NOT REI{OVE THI$ SIGN FROM THIS MAcHll{t
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DO NOT ENTER REAH
AREA OF MACHINE
WHILE IN OPERATION
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Part - T0382
To prevent serious bodilY injury;
Do not enter rear area of machine
while in operation.
It is the employer's responsibility
to implement the above and also
to provide proper devices or
means that may be necessary or
required for any Particular use,
operation set-up or service.
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IMPOHTANT
NOTE
SOTH ENOS OF THE BED
TO BE LEVELEOWTHIN
0.0005 lNcH/FOOr
rOB PROPER OPERATION
RUNNING MACHII.IE IN
OUT OF LEVEL CONDITION
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Both ends of the bed are to be
leveled within 0.0005 inchifoot for
proper operation. Running the
machine out of levelwill cause
damage and void the warrantY.
Part - T0384
Maximum allowable clearance
under finger guard is Vz".
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1.2.Safety
1. Immediately report any questionable operation, unusual action, unsafe condition or
improper maintenance to the proper personnel.
2. When working with other people insure that all persons are clear of the shear prior to
machine operation.
3. Insure that the proper safe material handling equipment (tongs, pliers, vacuum lifters or
other mechanical devices) available to the shear operator.
4. When changing the settings of shear controls, insure that the controls are properly
adjusted and test cycle the machine to verify coffect operation.
5. Insure that all devices are in proper working order
6. Anytime that the machine has been left unattended or inoperative for even a brief time,
verify the correct position of all controls and proper shear operation.
7 . Develop a sense of safety for yourself and any persons around you as well as your
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1.3. Safety Standards & Specifications
Electrical System Design/lVlanufacture:
The machines manufactured in Hutchinson, KS, are furnished with electricaUelectronic
products that are UL (Underwriter's Laboratory) approved. These components have the UL
numbers printed or stamped on them and can be easily traced to the point of manufacture.
Hydraulic System Design/lVlanufacture:
Hydraulic components used in Piranha machines are approved by NFPA (National Fluid
Power Association), and those approval numbers can bJiraced through the manufacturer,s
part numbers.
ANSI/OSHA Compliance:
Mega Manufacturing meets the current ANSI construction standards for manufacturing of
ironworkers, press brakes, and shears:
ANSI 811..4-Shears, Construction, Care, and Use
The ANSI B I I standards were developed to establish levels of responsibility for
manufacturing safe products, installation, training, and use of these products. The levels of
responsibility are fairly evenly distributed between the manufa.tur"i the owner/end user of
the equipment, and the operator. Specific guarding requirements are in general assigned to the
owner/end user of the equipment.
Please understand that this ruling places the primary burden of responsibility for maintenance
of guarding on the owner /end user of the equipment. Inhereni in this rlquirement is the
responsibility of the owner/end user of the equipment to develop and maintain guarding
specific to their application for the equipment. These ANSI safity requirements may be
acquired from:
American National Standard Institute
254 West 43"d Street
New York, New York 10036
Telephone [phone]
www.ansi.org
PO Box 457
Hutchinson, KS 67504-0457
Phone: [phone]
Fax: (620) 669$964
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2. lntroduction
The Piranha Shear is a heavy steel constructed, high performance hydraulic powered machine that
provides you several important advantages surpassing most other shears in today's market. The
Piranha's single hydraulic cylinder and mechanical linkage system providei the following
advantages: 1. The upper shear blade moves parallel to the lower blade thus providing maximuri
blade life, 2. Full length gibbs guide the ram laterally and front-to-back at itt ti-". during the
shearing process thus increasing rigidity, shearing accuracy, and blade life, 3. The straightJine
shearing action improves shearing accuracy in all metal thickness.
The machine is fully assembled requiring only hydraulic oil and electrical power to become fully
operational. The heavy steel "C" frames, interlocking cross memb"rs, ra-, and bed provide thl
rigidity and resistance to deflection that is necessary for accurate performance. State-of-the-art,
maintenance-free, aerospace bearings provide high load capacity and low friction in the form of a
thin walled sleeve. They are completely non-metallic and require no lubrication.
Other standard features include: Full length hardened slides with non-metallic ways, hydraulic
hold downs with replaceable polyurethane shoes, heavy duty, inch/mm motorized, disaipearing
back gauge with Go-To features and .100" retract feature on each stroke. A 53" squaring arm wit[
recessed inctr/mm scale, four-edge high chrome, high carbon shear blades top and bottom.
Proper understanding and application of the information and procedures given in this manual will
aid in establishing a preventative maintenance program and provide issistance for correcting
malfunctions that may occur in the machine. The repair parts list provides information for pai
procurement and assembly breakdowns to aid in disassembly and re-assembly for repair parts
installation. Please have machine serial number available when contacting the factory for seivice
or repair parts.
Warranty
Mega Mfg. will replace or repair with like parts, either new or rebuilt, F.O.B. the factory, or
refund the purchase price for any parts on ironworkers, pressbrakes, or shears, which are
defective in materials and workmanship within (12) months of the date of purchase. provided the
buyer returns the warranty registration within (30 days) of the purchase dite, and, at the seller's
option, returns the defective materials freight and delivery prepaid to the seller, which shall be the
buyer's sole remedy for the defective materials. A 5 year warranty against defects in materials
and workmanship applies to major structural components on pressbrakes and shears. Seller shall
not be liable to purchaser or any other person for consequential or incidental damages. Hydraulic
and electrical components are subject to their respective manufacturer's warrantier. This warranty
does not apply to machines and/or components which have been altered in any way, or subjectei
to abusive or abnormal use, inadequate maintenance and lubrication, or to use beyond seller
recommended capacities and specifications. Seller shall not be liable under any circumstances for
labor costs expended on such goods or consequential damages. Seller shall not be liable to
purchaser or any other person for loss or damage directly or indirectly arising from the use of the
goods or any other cause. No employee, agent, officer,'or seller is authorized to make oral
representations or warranty of fitness or to waive any of the foregoing terms of sale and none
shall be binding on the seller.
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4. Operator Gontrols
Operator selectable controls are provided on the Pedestal Control and on the Main Control Panel.
Functionality of both stations is described in the following subsections.
4.1. Main Control Panel Programmable GNC
The main control panel is located on the left hand side of the Piranha Shear. The following
subsections describe the controls located on this panel.
Figure 4: Main Control Panel-Programmable CNC
4.1.1. Start
Depressing the green Start pushbutton will apply power to the electric motor that
drives the Piranha Shear hydraulic power unit.
4.1.2. Stop
Depressing the stop button will stop the pump motor, but will maintain electrical
power to the backgague control. Re-calibration of the backgague is not required when
the Stop button is depressed.
4.1.3. E-Stop
When you depress the emergency stop, electrical power will be removed from the
drive motor and all base machine control circuits, stopping all machine movement.
Twist the button clockwise to reset it. The machine cannot start until the E-Stop
button has been reset. The backgauge must go through its calibration sequence when
the machine is powered up again.
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4.1.4. Up Button
The up button will raise the ram from any position to the full up position
4.1.5. Cut Length Selector Switch
The cut length selector switch controls the stroke depth of the ram. Shortening the
ram stroke permits rapid shearing of shorter material.
4.1.6. Mode Selector Switch
The run mode selector switch permits three operating modes:
Single: The ram will descend when the footswitch is depressed and will pause when
the footswitch is released at any point during the down stroke. The shear ram will
complete only one cycle in this mode. The footswitch must be reactivated to begin a
new shearing cycle.
Jog: During a shear cycle, the ram will stop when the footswitch is released.
Continuous: The ram will cycle continuously when the footswitch is depressed.
Releasing the footswitch during the down stroke will cause the ram to stop, releasing
the footswitch during the upstroke will not affect the retum stroke of the ram.
4.1.7. Shadow Light Switch
The shadow light switch will turn on lights that cast a shadow line onto the material
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4.2. Backgauge Gontrol-programmable CNC
4.2.1 Keypad Functions
CALIBRATION SCREEN
4.2.3 Programming A Job
MAIN BACKGAUGE CONTROL CONSOLE
4.2.2 Calibration / Re-calibration
on initial power up or when the E-Stop button has been depressed, the backgauge
/controller must be calibrated. The controller will ,"qu"n." through a start routine
and ask for the calibration button to be deprerr"a. s-iilpry depress the .,cAL,, (F2)
button and the backgauge will automatically perform the calibration sequence.
when the calibration sequence has been performed, the controiler wiil dispray the
"MAIN SCREEN"..See Figure #3.
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MAIN SCREEN
IN/IVIM: Depress the IN/lvIM button to toggle between Inch and MM modes
Programming may be done in either mode.
RETR: Depressing the RETR button will cause the backgague to position in the fully
retracted mode, i.e.: the backstop bar will be positioned at the furthest dimension and
parked in the "disappearing position.
Two options are available for programming a job, a single "Go-To" dimension, or a
multi step job.
4"2.3.1 Go-To Function
Depress the "Go-To" button, enter the desired dimension (must be between .250 &
36.00") and press enter. The control will display an "Entry accepted" message and
the backgauge will move to the programmed position. Position the material against
the backstop bar, operate the footswitch to initiate the shear cycle.
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4.2.3.2 Programming Jobs
To program a multi step job, perform the following steps:
1. Depress the "JOBS" button (F1)
2. Use the up or down arrow keys to select a blank job field.
3. Depress the "MODIFY" button.
4. Depress the "NEW" button.
5. Enter a job name. The entry may be all alphas, numeric or alphanumeric. To use the
alpha characters, depress the "SHIFT" button which is located on the lower left corner
of the keypad.
Note: If you make an error entering the job title, use the left/right arrow button to
move the cursor under the incorrect digit, press the "DEL" button, and continue
entering the correct information.
6. When the job title is programmed, depress the "ENTER" button.
7. Depress the "EDIT" button
8. Enter the target backgauge dimension and depress the "ENTER" button.
9. Enter the number of cuts (or cycles) in the "Reps" field; depress the "ENTER" button.
10. To enter additional steps or cycles, depress the "ADD" (F1) button and repeat steps 8
&9.
11. If one of the steps requires the backgauge to retract fully, depress the "RTRCT"
button (F5) in the "Length" field.
12. When the job is programmed, depress the: DONE' (F6) button.
13. To run the job, depress the "DONE" button.
14. Depress the "RIJN" button.
15. Depress the "ENTER" button, and the backgauge will advance to the position
programmed in step 1.
16. When the complete job has been cycled, the screen will display'TOB COMPLETE".
17. Depress the "OK" (F5) button and the screen will revert to the "MAIN SCREEN"
display.
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4.2.4 Recalling and Running an Existing Job
1. From the Main screen, depress the ,,JOBS,'button (Fl)
2. Using the up/down alrow buttons, maneuver the desired job to the
highlighted field and depress .,RUN', (F2).
3. Enter the number of cycles required to run this job.
4. The screen will display a confirmation of the job number to run, depress the
"ENTER" button to run the job.
4.2.5 Editing a Job
l. From the Main screen, depress the ..JOBS,,button (Fl)
2. Using the up/down affow buttons, maneuver the job list to the highlighted
field and depress "MODIFY" (F4).
3. The'TOB ENTRY" screen will display.
4. Depress the "EDIT" (F3) button.
5. The parameters of each step will display. Using the up/down arrow buttons, move
the field to the step to edit and depress the "EDrr"lF2) button.
6' Edit the frs field or press the "ENTER" button to advance to the next field to be
changed. Make the desired changes and depress the "ENTER" button to accept the
changes.
7. Depress the DONE" (F6) button to complete the sequence.
8. Depress the DONE" (F6) button again to enter the,TOBS" screen.
4.2.6 Renaming a Job
1. From the Main screen, depress the ..JOBS" (Fl) button
2. Using the up/down arrow buttons, maneuver the job list to the highlighted
field and depress "MODIFY' (F4).
3. The'TOB ENTRY" screen will display.
4. Depress the "RENAM" (F2) button.
5. Enter the new name for the job,
6. Depress the "ENTER" button to accept the changes.
7. Depress the DONE" (F6) button to complete the sequence.
4.2.7 Copying a Job
l. From the Main screen, depress the ,.JOBS,, (F1) button
2. Using the up/down iurow buttons, maneuver the job list to the highlighted
field and depress "MODIFY" (F4).
3. The'TOB ENTRY" screen will display.
4. Depress the "COPY" (F4) button
5. The COPY scre9l will display information stating the "copy from XXX and the
New Job will be XXX (2)"
6. Depress the "OK" (F2) button.
7. The job will be copied and renamed XXX (2).
8. To rename the job, use the up/down anow buttons, maneuver the job to the
highlighted field.
8. Depress the "RENAM" (F2) butron.
9. Enter the new name for the job,
10. Depress the "ENTER" button to accept the changes.
I l. Depress the DONE" (F6) button to complete the sequence.
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4.2.8 Stroke Counter
1. From the Main screen, depress the ,,RESET" (F3) button
2. To reset the stroke counter, depress the "STRKS" (F4) button.
3. Depress "DONE'(F6) button.
4.2.9 Hour Meter
1. From the Main screen, depress the ..RESET', (F3) button
2. To reset the hour meter, depress the ,HOIIRS" (F2) button.
3. Depress "DONE" (F6) button.
4.2.10 Protected Access Screens
F7, - F9 are dedicated function pushbuttons.
F9 will return an operator to the ,,MAIN SCREEN"
F7 is a protected access screen for supervisor entry. This screen permits the resetting
of service-required messages and other machine tuning functions. A temporary access
code (9999) is programmed, permitting initial u.."ri to the protected r.r""n. This
enables a supervisor to enter preferred access code. The following section describes
the functions available in the Supervisor Screen.
Delay Time: Permits programming a "global" time delay between shearing cycles in
Continuous Mode.
Zero Offset: Permits electronic tuning of the backgauge calibration position. This is a
"global" adjustment.
Zero Offset Adjustment procedure:
l. Press F7 Button
2. Enter password, Factory Default is 9999
3. Press Enter
4. Press Zero Offset button (F2)
5. Enter correction dimension
6. Press Enter
7. Press Done (F6)
Service Notes: At predetermined intervals, a *Srvc. Req'd message will appear in the
upper left corner of the display. This function reminds the operator or maintenance
department that scheduled preventative maintenance is due. Depressing the ..SERVICE
NOTES" (F3) pushbutton will display the maintenance requirements for this service cycle.
Piranha highly recommends that this schedule is followed. Failure to do so may result in
unscheduled maintenance requirements. Follow on-screen instructions to reset tlhe service
timer.
To clear the servic_e-.reminder, press F7 and enter the Supervisor password (Factory
default password is 9999) and press Enter. press F3 - clear - Done.
Reset: Supervisor Hours & Supervisor Strokes
New Password: Permits supervisor(s) to change password at their discretion.
F8: is a Mega protected screen and is only accessible through a password supplied by the
factory. This section contains vital machine operational codJs and settings andhust not be
accessed without authorization and supervision from a Piranha service "njin"...
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4.3. Main Control Panel programmable GOTO
The main control panel is located on the left hand side of the Piranha Shear. The following
subsections describe the controls located on this panel.
Figure 5: Main Control panel-programmabte GOTO
4.3.1. Start
Depressing the green Start pushbutton will apply power to the electric motor that
drives the Piranha tl4-I2 Shear hydraulic powerunii.
4.3.2. Stop
Depressing the stop button will stop the pump motor.
4.3.3. Up Button
The up button will raise the ram from any position to the full up position
4.3.4. Mode Selector Switch
The run mode selector switch permits the operator to select between three operating
modes:
Single: The ram will descend when the footswitch is depressed and will pause when
the footswitch is released at any point during the down stroke. The sheir ram will
complete only one cycle in this mode. The footswitch must be reactivated to begin a
new shearing cycle.
Jog: During a shear cycle, the ram will stop when the footswitch is released.
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Continuous: The ram will cycle continuously when the footswitch is depressed.
Releasing the footswitch during the down stroke will cause the ram to stop, rileasing
the footswitch during the upstroke will not affect the retum stroke of the ram.
4.4. Backgauge Control-Programmable GOTO
4.4.1. Programming and Data Entry Keys
0'9 Use the number keys to input numerical values, or to perform special
functions when used in conjunction with the Function (FCN) key.
IN/MM Select measurement unit (inch or metric). Depress this key to toggle
between the two modes.
FCN Function key is used in conjunction with other data entry keys to enable
special functions.
CAL Used to enable calibrate the backgauge.
Go used to initiate backgauge movement to a programmed position.
CLR Clears data entry, zeros display, cancels preset mode.
Decimal Used to enter decimal during data entry. Restores display to target after
GO has been depressed.
Decimal Blinking Target dimension is being displayed, to view actual dimension,
momentarily depress CAL button.
Decimal Solid Actual position is being displayed, to view target dimension,
depress decimal point button.
4.4.2. Programming Functions
4.4.2.1. BackgaguePositioning
Enter desired dimension using keypad and depress GO button. Backgague
will position to programmed dimension.
4.4.2.2. Presets
This control will store 9 preset dimensions (l-9).
To program a preset dimension, (1) enter the dimension using the keypad,
(2) press FCN, the letter "P" will show on the left side of the display.
(3) press and hold the preser number the dimension is to be stored with until
the flashing stops. For example, if a dimension of 12.375" is to be stored in
preset #7, use the following procedure. On the keypad enrer (l) (2) (,) (3) (7)
(5) (FCN) Press and hold (7) until the flashing stops. 12.375', has been
stored in preset #7. :
To recall a stored preset, press the FCN key, press the desired stored preset
number (1-9), when the Go button is depressed, the backgauge will position
to the preset dimension. For example, to recall preset #7 (which has a
dimension of 12.375" stored), Press FCN, press #7 (on the keypad), 12.375
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6. Maintenance Procedures
BEFORE MAINTAINING OR REPAIRING THE SHEAR, READ AND UNDERSTAND
THE CURRENT ANSI B11.4 STANDARD.
This section describes the procedures and requirements for maintaining and repairing the major
components of the Piranha Shear.
6.1 . Maintenance Schedule
This section outlines the suggested points and intervals for regular scheduled maintenance.
The hydraulic power unit is very sensitive to dirt and other contaminants, but will provide
rnany years of reliable service with a minimum amount of service. The operating temperature
and the cleanliness of the oil directly affect the life of the hydraulic oil. Regular'oil and filter
changes will keep the system clean and free of sticking and cloggeivalves. Because
hydraulic cylinders are lubricated with every stroke, keeping them cleanlnd free of scratches
and dings that may damage the cylinder rod seals is mosi important.
The Piranha Shear is shipped with an extra hydraulic oil filter. It is important that after the
frst forty hours of operation the oil filter be replaced. Upon using the included extra oil filter
it is suggested that a replacement filter be ordered for the next scheduled filter change.
See parts list for conect filter part number.
1. After First 40 hours:
. Change hydraulic filter
o Check fluid level
r Check gib clearances
. Grease ram slides
. Check fittings, bolts, nuts for tightness
2. Every 40 hours (weekly) thereafter:
. Grease ram slides.
. Check fittings, bolts, nuts for tightness
3. Every 3 months:
o Change hydraulic filter
The hydraulic filter element shoutd be changed every S months depending on
workload and environmental conditions. See repair parts section for're-ordering
instructions and part numbers.
o Check hydraulic fluid level
. Check machine level & gib clearances
4. Every Year:
r Grease electric motor
. Check machine level :
5. Every Two (2) years:
. Change hydraulic fluid
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