HOW the CTS SAW Works | Conair CTS 7, CTS 9, CTS 5 specs

The Conair CTS saws are designed for the inline cutting of profiles, pipe and tubing of a wide variety of sizes.

Located as part of the extrusion line downstream of the extruder, the CTS performs five sequential functions in the cut operation as follows:

1.The saw table begins to travel with the product in a linear motion then the clamps lock the product to the table.

2.The saw blade travels up and through the product

3.The saw blade returns to its down (home) position

4.The clamp releases the product

5.The saw table returns to its starting (home) position and readies for the next cycle

These functions are preformed automatically with contact clo- sure by means of either depressing the manual cut pushbutton or by activating a flag switch mounted downstream of the unit as standard.

There are available options that also initiate the cut cycle including an internal timer, electronic length counter, or any other device that has a N.O. (normally open) contact.

HOW THE CTS SAW WORKS

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CTS Saw DESCRIPTION

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Conair CTS 7, CTS 9, CTS 5 manual HOW the CTS SAW Works

Contents

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