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TPP            

INSTRUCTION MANUAL 

 

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                                    Date rev. 28/05/13 

 

 

Rev. 07 

 

2.  INTRODUCTION 

 
2.1 TR-6000 – TR-6000-V 

 

Piergiacomi has become aware of the enormous problems associated with staff that, during the working 
day, carry out multiple cutting operations, in any sector, from electronics to the plastic or rubber industry. 
We have studied the problem and obtained the TR-6000, thanks to our vast experience in industry tools, 
the ideal lightweight tool and with reduced costs. 
Furthermore, it’s available the TR-6000-V model too, which has a flush front 60° angled cut, in order to 
have the access in difficult points. 
This  is  the  basis  of  our  philosophy  and  our  product  has  been  designed  to  meet  both  performance  and 
safety requirements. 
 
Example:  At  the  end  of  the  component  mounting  stage  of  an  electronic  printed  circuit  board,  the 
requirement  of  cutting  multiple  leads  without  causing  damage  to  the  components  is  needed.  Therefore 
the most qualified solution is to carry out in a fast and efficiently way flush or chamfered cut or a cut at 
different heights. 
With the wide range of types of tips we enable you to reach normally not much accessible parts as shown 
in the diagram. 

 

 

 

In  the  plastic  sector,  as  in  that  of  rubber,  cutting  the  parts  without  causing  damage,  when 
removing the excess material created by the moulds, is a common problem. –The TR-6000 model 
is  suitable  for  cutting  small  diameters  of  rubbing  material.  For  cutting  bigger  diameters, 
Piergiacomi developed several solutions, like the TPP-TM-6000.  
 

 

 
 
 

Summary of Contents for TP-6000

Page 1: ...TPP INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 1 Date rev 28 05 13 Rev 07 INSTRUCTION MANUAL TPP REV 07 TP 6000 CUT and BEND TP 6000 15 CUT and BEND TS 6000 CUT and CRIMP TR 6000 CUT TR 6000 V 60 CUT...

Page 2: ...5 Components parts Chapter 4 Page 7 Blade specifications Chapter 5 Page 10 Using the tool Chapter 6 Page 13 Servicing and maintenance Chapter 7 Page 14 How to change blades Chapter 8 Page 15 Optional...

Page 3: ...or modified therefore it is strictly forbidden to perform any maintenance or registration while the device is in use This type of symbol on the tool means DO NOT PUT YOUR HANDS between the blades of...

Page 4: ...ct has been designed to meet both performance and safety requirements Example At the end of the component mounting stage of an electronic printed circuit board the requirement of cutting multiple lead...

Page 5: ...off the board The TP 6000 or TP 6000 15 proves to be an enormously special tool as it manages to carry out two functions in one operation and furthermore has the advantages of being a lightweight and...

Page 6: ...TPP INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 6 Date rev 28 05 13 Rev 07 3 1 TPP 3 2 TP 6000 TP 6000 15 Fig 2 Fig 3...

Page 7: ...00 V TS 6000 4 BLADE SPECIFICATIONS The blades are made from grinded tempered special steel and can be easily replaced as explained in Chapters 7 of this manual TP 6000 Cut Bend blades for blocking th...

Page 8: ...000 Blades TR 6000 are supplied standard with 2 typology of cuts Fig 7 CHAMFERED code TR 6000 permit also to cut harder components a number of unlimited cuts without damaging the blades FLUSH code TR...

Page 9: ...ith flush cut TR 6000 PR Max cut 1 3 mm with flush cut but more pointed tips TR 6000 10 13 15 Max cut 1 6 mm with flush cut at different height 1 0mm 1 3mm 1 5mm from the surface TR 6000 C Max cut 1 6...

Page 10: ...ore using this device read carefully Chapter 1 Safety Symbols and Rules to observe Warning Always wear protective glasses during the use of the tool and do not work with your fingers close to the blad...

Page 11: ...TPP INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 11 Date rev 28 05 13 Rev 07 TR 6000 The most suggested point for cutting is situated at about 1 3 of the cutting length see Cap 4 Fig 8 Fig 12 TP 6000 15 Fig 13 TR 6000...

Page 12: ...TPP INSTRUCTION MANUAL Page 12 Date rev 28 05 13 Rev 07 Fig 15 TS 6000 Fig 14 TR 6000 V...

Page 13: ...reassemble the blade insert the blade set as indicated on the Fig 16 and fasten screw M3 M3 SCREWS Fig 16 Use the supplied hexagonal key a slotted screwdriver to remove the ring nut and the M4 screw a...

Page 14: ...te the air seals with vaseline oil following the instructions 1 Remove the compressed air feed tube put one cubic centimetre of oil in the air connector as shown in the Fig 18 2 Reconnect the compress...

Page 15: ...ype of bend 90 TP 6000 or 30 TP 6000 15 Max cut 1 mm TP 6000 TP 6000 15 1 3 mm TS 6000 TR 6000 PR TR 6000 V 1 6mm TR 6000 TR 6000 C TR 6000 10 13 15 Approximate dimensions 165 x 35 mm Weight 300 g TEC...

Page 16: ...tic depaneling machine form 1 to 3 pneumatic heads THE MACHINES SSF 1 DPB 1 and SDP ARE CONFORM TO THE ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS OF THE FOLLOWING STANDARD OR HARMONIZING RULES DIRECTIVE 98 37 CE EN 12100...

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