Standard 710 User manual

700 Series
Finishers
Operation
Manual
Model 710
Model 730
Model 720

700 Series Finisher Machinery Manual
Index Page
EC Declaration of Conformity 3
Power Supply and warning information 4
Machinery handling and commissioning 5
Electrical information 6
Machine Data (Layout of the Finisher) 7
Safety Features 8
Safety Features continued / Noise and Dust Information 9
Use of the Machine 1 - Manual Controls 10
Use of the Machine 2 - Manual Controls 11
Use of the Machine 2 - Dust Tray / Scouring Bands 12
Use of the Machine 3 - Electrical Controls 13
Use of the Machine 3 - Measures to be aware of when operating 14
Adjustment and Maintenance 15
Scouring Options 16
Scouring Sections - Breaster and Scouring Bands 17
Scouring Sections - Naumkeag 18
Machinery Maintenance - Dust and Noise 19
Machinery Maintenance - Fire Prevention 20
Machinery Maintenance - Cutter guard / Cleaning / Efficiency 21
Common Consumable Parts 22
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Standard Engineering Ltd.
10 Garrard Way, Telford Way Industrial Estate South
Kettering, Northamptonshire, England, NN16 8TD
VAT Reg No. GB 729 9213 08
Tel: [phone]
www.standardgroup.co.uk
EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY OF
MACHINERY / ELECTRICAL APPARATUS TO THE
SUPPLY OF MACHINERY (SAFETY) REGULATIONS 1992 AND THE
ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY REGULATIONS 1992
1Standard Engineering Ltd. of 10 Garrard Way, Telford Way Industrial Estate South,
Kettering, NN16 8TD is the manufacturer of the following machine: -
2Model
Serial No.
3This machine complies with the requirements of “The Supply of Machinery (Safety)
Regulations 1992” and the Machinery Directive 98/37/EC.
4This apparatus conforms with the requirements of EN 50081-2 in respect of
Electromagnetic Emission.
5This machine complies with the relevant essential Health & Safety requirements
6The person authorised to sign the declaration on behalf of the Company is the
Managing Director
Date of Issue: 6.1.15
Keith Malyon
Managing Director 3

Machine Model 700 / 710 / 720 / 730 Finishing Machine
Markings The machine is narked with the following: -
Name and address of manufacturer, machine series, serial number and year
of manufacture.
Standard Engineering Ltd.
10 Garrard Way, Telford Way Industrial Estate South
Kettering, Northamptonshire, England, NN16 8TD
C.E. Mark: -
C.E. ____________________
Markings on the front flap: -
“Switch off and allow tools to stop turning before lifting the flap.”
Markings at the scourer dust entrances: -
“SPARK GUARD - PLACE OVER RELEVANT VENT IF THERE IS ANY
DANGER OF METAL SPARKS ENTERING THIS M/C! NO KEYS!”
Marking at the Emergency Stop button: -
“Emergency Stop”
Electrical Marking at rear of machine: -
“This machine MUST be earthed”
Electrical data: -
Phase 1Phase 3
Volts 230 Volts 400
Amps 25 Amps 9
Load 3.88kw Load 3.88kw
Hz 50 Hz 50
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Machine Model 700 / 710 / 720 / 730 Finishing Machine
Markings - continued
Marking for the bag shaker activator: -
“Bag shaker operating knob.”
Electrical safety marking under front flap: -
“Tested for electrical safety”
Mass of machine - 390kilos
Dimensions: -
700 / 710 / 720 Finishers
1232mm W (plus additional 150mm for manual tumble on brush section)
x 780mm D x 1720mm H
730 Finisher
1232mm W (plus additional 150mm for manual tumble on brush section)
x 780mm D x 1480mm H
Handling Push back the front of the machine at a point above the centre of gravity
(approx. 900mm high and 600mm in from the left of the machine) to lift the
front base, and insert a lifting device under one end of the machine.
Use lifting device to raise one end of the machine and insert roller.
For short distance movement push at end of machine on roller (s). For
longer distance movement insert wheeled trolley or set of corner wheels,
and remove roller (s)
When in position required, reverse the above procedure.
Commission The machine shall stand firm and level. Use suitable packing material as
necessary to level, balance and secure the machine.
Position machine at least 100mm - 150mm from a rear wall to enable the
filter bag to remain clear of the wall when inflated.
The machine shall be connected by a competent person to the electrical
power supply and earthed through a suitable, lockable isolator conforming to
IEC 204/EN 60204. The electrical data are given on a plate attached to the
machine, and are as follows: -
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Model 700 / 710 / 720 / 730 with Manual Brush & Pad Turret
1-phase 3-phase
Volts 230V 400V
Amps 25 amps 9 amps
Hz 50Hz 50Hz
Model 700 / 710 / 720 / 730 with Electrical Brush & Pad Turret
1-phase 3-phase
Volts 230V 400V
Amps 25 amps 9 amps
Hz 50Hz 50Hz
External Electrical Conductors are colour-coded as follows: -
1-phase 3-phase
Earth Green/Yellow Earth Green/Yellow
Neutral Light Blue Neutral Light Blue
Live Brown Live Brown
Live Black
Live Grey
(Pre - 2008) External Electrical Conductors are colour-coded as follows: -
1-phase 3-phase
Earth Green/Yellow Earth Green/Yellow
Neutral Light Blue Neutral Light Blue
Live Brown Live Red
Live Yellow
Live Blue
Internal Electrical Conductors are colour-coded as follows: -
Earth Green/Yellow
Neutral Light Blue
Live Power Circuit Black
Live Control Circuit Red
For 3-phase machines only, check for correct mains phase connection by
testing the Naumkeag. This should run clockwise when viewed from below.
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Machine Data
The machine is designed for use in the manufacture and repair of footwear,
orthopaedic footwear and leather and imitation leather goods. The machine is
generally as per the following photograph: -
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1Heel Roll (if fitted)
2Toppiece Trimmer
3Forepart Trimmer
4Breaster
5Scouring Bands
6Filter Bag Shaker
7Naumkeag (not Model 730)
8Emergency Stop
9Starter Buttons
10 Access to Dust Collection Trays
11 Brush & Polishing
12 Spark Guard (Models 710/730)
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3
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89
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Safety Features
The machine must only be used with all safety devices and guards in place and
adjusted correctly to reduce any risk.
Trimmer V-belt Guards
Trimmer Tool Guards
Trimmer Ventilation Inlet
Breaster Guard (inner and outer)
Ventilation inlets to enable dust to be
Extracted from scouring operation
The Emergency Stop will
stop all electronically
controlled equipment on
the finisher. To reset, the
red knob must be twisted
and released.
Thereafter all electrical
controls must be restarted
as required.
Electrical Controls of 710
Naumkeag Guard on shaft (a protective sleeve
prevents accidental gripping of the naumkeag shaft)
Naumkeag Ventilation Inlet
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Safety Features - continued
Brush / Pad Drive Belt Guard
Brush and Pad Ventilation Inlet
Noise With all tools operating and the dust extraction system operating the noise
emission at a point 1.6 metres high and 1 metre from the centre line of the
machine will be in the region of 80-82dB(A)
Dust The dust extraction system provides an air flow velocity at the face of each dust
capturing duct when all ducts are open and all tools are operating as follows: -
Naumkeag 1.5 mps
Trimmer Section 7.0 mps
LH Scouring Band 6.5 mps
RH Scouring Band 4.5 mps
Polishing Section 2.6 mps
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Use of the Machine Part 1
Manual Controls - mechanical which can be operated when mechanism
running or stationary.
1Toppiece Cutter Guide Screw
2Band Alignment Screw x 2
3Brush & Pad Turret Positioning handle
4Dust Extraction Cover (710/730)
5Optional Toppiece Scouring Roll Guide (fitted as standard on Model 720)
6Old-style Adjustable Forepart Trimmer Adjustment Lever
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Use of the Machine Part 2
Manual Controls - mechanical must only be operated when the machine is
switched off and isolated.
1Tommy bar locating hole for Breaster Cone / Forepart Trimmer removal
2Naumkeag motor mounting adjustment (spanner or tommy bar)
3Front door release catch
4Filter bag shaker knob
5Moveable cover locking device (must be in locked position when machine is switched on)
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Use of the Machine Part 2 - continued
Manual Controls - mechanical must only be operated when the machine is
switched off and isolated.
6Upper Waste Tray
7Main Waste Tray
8Dust draw sealing levers (in sealed position) This may
vary for older models
9Band tension release lever x 2 (ensure front flap is lifted
and secured with gravity restraint)
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1Emergency Stop Button
2Cutters Control
3Extraction fan control
4Scourer / Breaster control
5Naumkeag control
6Brush Pad control
Use of the Machine Part 3
Manual Controls - Electrical
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7Extraction Hi / Lo (Model 720)
8Scourer Hi / Lo (Model 720)
9Button for Electric Tumble (option)
10 E/Stop deployment indicator (730)
11 Power to M/C indicator (730)
Model 710
Model
720
Model 730
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2
2
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374856
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346
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Green button
activates the tool,
whilst the lower red
button stops the
electrical power
In case of emergency, push the Emergency Stop button which
immediately cuts off the electrical power from all the rotating tools.
To be able to use the machine again the E/Stop needs to be
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Use of the Machine Part 3
Important measures to be aware of: -
Danger areas which MUST be switched off when not in use: -
 Abrasive Bands
 Trimming Tools
 Breasting Cone
 Naumkeag
 Brushes
 Pads
Note that the wearing of loose clothing including sleeves
and ties should be avoided. Long hair should be
controlled.
Wear safety eye protectors to pr3event eye injury from
particle ejection from abrasive tools, etc.
Do not grind metal objects on the scouring band / cone /
pad areas
Fire due to incandescent particles or molten material
igniting dust within the dust extraction system. Note that
this risk can be reduced by covering the extraction holes
under the scouring rolls when incandescent particles
and / or molten materials are being produced.
When the machine is not in use it is recommended that it
is completely switched off and isolated.
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Adjustment and Maintenance
Always ensure the machine is completely switched off and isolated
before carrying out any adjustment and maintenance work, i.e.
band changing, breaster, naumkeag, trimmer cutters, dust removal,
filter bag changing, brush, pad and edge iron replacement.
Trimming Section
Forepart Trimmer
The Forepart Trimmer is fitted on a
bayonet and can be removed by
turning in a clockwise direction.
Replace cutter by removing the left-
hand binding screw, and withdrawing
from expanding thimble.
Reassemble new cutter using
reverse procedure.
Assemble on the machine in
anti-clockwise direction.
Toppiece Trimmer
The Toppiece trimmer has an edge guard (1) which is adjustable. It also has a sliding
guard (2) which is adjustable to heel widths whilst the machine is running. To remove
cutter take off the edge guard (1). Loosen and remove the left-hand threaded binding
screw and washer.
Insert new cutter and reassemble using reverse procedure.
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Additional and Optional Trimmer Section Items
Always ensure the machine is completely switched off and isolated
before carrying out any adjustment and maintenance work.
The Toppiece Scouring Band
AKA “The Mini Band”
The Mini Band has a guard over the band (1). It
also has a sliding guide (2), which is adjustable to
heel widths whilst the machine is running.
The Adjustable Forepart Trimmer (3)
To remove the cutter and shield loosen and re-
move the left-hand binding screw and withdrawn.
Replace with new cutter.
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The Toppiece Scouring Roll
AKA “The Mini Roll”
The Mini Roll has a sliding guide (4), which is
adjustable to heel widths whilst the machine is
running.
To remove the mini-roll loosen and remove
the left-hand binding screw (5) Replace band
by same procedure.
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4
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Always ensure the machine is completely switched off and isolated
before carrying out any adjustment and maintenance work.
The Scouring Section
The Heel Breaster
The Heel Breaster is mounted on a
bayonet fitting. To remove hold the
breaster shaft with the tommy bar (in
kit), loosen and remove the left-hand
binding screw and withdraw breaster.
Replace the breaster by the same
method.
Hole for tommy bar as shown (1)
Scouring bands
Firstly, on models which have a front mounted Naumkeag
motor, make sure this motor is lowered before opening
the front machine flap.
To change the bands unlock and lift the front cover and
secure by means if the flap prop (2). Pull tension levers
(3) forward. Slip the old band off the rear driving pulley
and front contact wheels (4). Replace bands ensuring it
will run in the same direction as arrow printed on the
inside of the band. Re-tension the bands by
releasing the tension levers.
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Lower the front cover and
re-lock. Spin bands by hand to
ensure that there is approximate
band alignment. Switch on the
machine and adjust band
alignment by means of the
adjusting screws with the large
tommy bar provided.
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The Naumkeag Motor
On Models which feature a front
mounted Naumkeag Motor, it can be
adjusted for optimum working
position by means of a pivot nut and
either a bar or spanner.
A replacement naumkeag paper can
be fitted by unscrewing the top nut (2)
and plate away from the pad.
Replace a new paper by the same
procedure. Only replace the paper
when the machine is switched off
and isolated.
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Simple Machinery Maintenance & Tips
The 700 Series of finishers will give many years of effective service
provided the operator employs a few simple maintenance regiments: -
Dust and Extraction
The 700 series extraction system relies on
the extraction of duct from the working area
through the fan impeller into the lower of
two waste trays (1) via the filter bag fitted
to the rear of the machine. If this filter bag
becomes clogged up with dust the suction
will greatly diminish.
To help move as much of the dust through
the system and into the waste collection
tray we strongly recommend pulling on the
bag shaker cable (2) several times during
the working day (whilst the extraction motor
is OFF). This action encourages most of
the dust and fine particles to fall into the
waste tray. This tray should be emptied at
the end of the working day. The machine
must be switched off and isolated before
releasing the tray.
The metre per second (m.p.s.) extraction
rates given at the front of this manual are
standard rates across the range of ma-
chines and during the machine operation
when all dust ports are open. To increase
extraction rates at the required machine
section deploy the included shield (s) at
vents not in use.
Noise
It is worth noting that the noise of any finishing machine does not occur separate from its
environment. For example, a room with tall ceilings can echo the noise produced. Similarly, a
wooden floor may reverberate the sound produced. A sloping floor may effect the operational
quality.
Poorly maintained machinery may become noisier over time. Not replacing blunt cutters or worn
bands can increase the effort being expended by the finisher and thus create more noise.
The noisiest part of the finisher is the wide scouring band. To ensure this part of the machine is
running at optimum efficiency please ensure that there is no build-up of particles on the rear
pullies and front contact wheels. These particles can greatly increase the
running noise of the and section.
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Simple Machinery Maintenance & Tips
Noise - continued
Other methods of noise reduction on the 700 range of finishers can be such things as: -
 Fitting the 75mm wide scouring band with a 40grit band rather than a 24grit band.
This reduces the harshness of the tooth of the band cutting through the air, and
consequently the noise generated
 Fitting anti-vibration matting under the machinery (available from Standard)
 Do not leave the finisher running unnecessarily
Standard recommend a service visit every 1-2 years to ensure the
machine is running as best it can, and the replacing of the filter
bag approximately 24 months (or less if the machine is in a
particularly busy environment) to give optimum performance.
Fire Prevention - Methods of reducing fire risk includes: -
 Clear all scraps of leather and rubber from both machine waste trays every evening.
 Machine not to be used to scour metal! The only exception being heels with metal pins.
Show caution and deploy spark guards provided to scour these as the sparks from this
action can ignite leather debris inside the body of the finisher. In this instance the particles
can smoulder for hours before catching on fire.
Nomex Filter Bags
All of our machinery is now fitted, as standard, with the Nomex version of our traditional filter
bags. This material will resist burning for many hours, and even, then is likely to “scorch” or melt
rather than catch fire. This will give the operator far more time to remove himself and his cus-
tomers from the shop, and advise the relevant authorities.
Fire Knock Out Canister
If your machine is fitted with this message it
indicates that the finisher is fitted with “Fire
Knock Out”. This is a canister fitted within the
filter bag, which, should it be introduced to
naked flames will explode, releasing fire
extinguishing agents to prevent the fire from
spreading. This canister will only detonate
when introduced to burning material and is
otherwise inert and safe.
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