What is, Typical Applications | Conair CTS 9, CTS 7, CTS 5 specification

WHAT IS THE

CTS SAW?

The Conair CTS Saw is an on- or off-line sawing device capa- ble of both on-demand and continuous cutting.

TYPICAL

APPLICATIONS

Conair CTS Saws can cut extrudable plastics and rubber both on- and off-line. Other extrudable materials-foods, ceramics, magnets, soaps, etc.-may also be cut depending on specific application requirements.

CTS Saws are available with different cutting capacities (5, 7, and 9 inches) to suit your specific needs. The standard saw orientation is right-to-left, saws can also be made with a left- to-right orientation (see Specifications in this section). (The illustrations in this User Guide represent the standard right-to left configuration.)

CTS saws are limited to a specific range of product sizes based on each unit's cutting capacity.

Different materials, line speeds, temperatures and material cross-sections can result in different cutting torques. If you are changing any of these parameters, consult your Conair service personnel to be sure your equipment can handle the changes.

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DESCRIPTION

CTS Saw

UGE058/0803

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Conair CTS 9, CTS 7, CTS 5 manual What is, Typical Applications

Contents

Traveling Saw Date Document Number Table of Contents Troubleshooting Introduction Purpose User Guide HOW the User Guide is OrganizedYour Responsibility AS a User Read this SO no ONE Gets Hurt Read this SO no ONE Gets Hurt HOW to USE Lockout Device Turn the rotary disconnect switch to OFF or O positionPage Description What is Typical Applications HOW the CTS SAW Works SAW Works Features CTS SAW Specifications Optional Equipment Left to right machine operationPage Installation Unpacking the Boxes Carefully uncrate the saw and its components Preparing for Installation You need these tools for installation Positioning the CTS SAW Move the saw into position. Place the saw in posiDetermine the best distance from the belt puller to Position the SAW Connecting Main Power Source Installing the Encoder Installing the SAW Blades Remove the hex nut Preparing for Testing Testing the InstallationPage Operation SAW Control Control Features Blade Height Adjustment Machine Frame Support System Upper Clamp Adjustment Power SupplyTo remove and/or adjust each clamp assembly Control Panels Pneumatic Cylinder Operation Electrical Operation Machine Lubrication System Inspection Blade Replacement Wait at least five minutes for the blade to stop completely Chip Collection Shrouds Blower Connection Maintenance Maintenance Features Maintenance Maintenance Overview Preventative Maintenance ScheduleChecking saw blades Inspecting the blade mounting hardware Weekly Checking Blades Checking Electrical Connections Open the electrical enclosure Close the electrical enclosure door Troubleshooting Before Beginning FEW Words of Caution Identifying Cause of a Problem Electrical Problems Symptom Possible cause Solution Product Quality Problems Incorrect blade designIncorrect cooling Extrudate Problem Puller problem Counter problemRodless cylinder problem Solenoid problem Checking Servo Amplifier Checking the Encoder Check all connectionsCheck the encoder cable for damage. If neces Check the encoder itself. There should be no play WE’RE Here to Help From outside the United States, call Appendix A-2 Conair Servo Traveling Saw Soft Keys Numeric keys Fixed Function Keys at BottomLCD Screen Contents Power Up Sequence Starting Comms Main Screen Length CounterOn/Off Softkey Reset Softkey Total SoftkeyTotal Screen Exit Softkey Length Softkey Enter or Delete? Homing Home Seek Home Already Menu Area Maint. Softkey Maint. Area R c t n S o f t k e yChange Softkey S o f t k e y Time Softkey Cycles Softkey B l e S o f t k e y T u r n S o f t k e y Acceptable range is 120.00-1800.00 ipm V a n c e S o f t k e y 20% Error Message Menu Area Factory Softkey Table Assembly, Pneumatic / Servo GeneralBlades Opt Equipment Parts List To Order Parts Call Toll Free 800 Servo Opt. / Table Travel Electrical Control, 3hp 230/460v Volt