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The following are set-up and maintenance instructions for the material vise.
1.
Make sure that the filter/lubricating device (A) is full of oil. Use a quality (ISO 22) air line
lubricant designed for automatic oilers.
2.
Slide the shuttle valve (F) on the filter/lubricating device down to the closed position.
3.
Connect the air supply to the shuttle valve. Make sure that the vise is clear and that the head of
the saw is in the UP position.
4.
Slide the shuttle valve up to open the valve. Whenever the shuttle valve is closed, it bleeds the
air pressure out of the system automatically.
5.
Adjust the air pressure regulator (C). 90 PSI (6.2 BAR) is the minimum operating pressure. 130
PSI (9 BAR) is the maximum.
6.
The vise is activated by the top proximity switch on the saw head.
7.
The lubricating device (A) should release one drop of oil every 5 to 10 cycles. On top of the
lubricating device is a clear plastic dome with a small tube inside. The oil should drop out of the
tube. The lubricating device is adjusted by turning the knob (B) on the top of the lubricator.
8.
To add oil to the lubricating device, disconnect the air supply and remove the plastic bowl. The
bowl is threaded and is removed by turning the threaded collar (G). Fill the bowl
approximately 3/4 full of (ISO 22) air line oil designed for air lubricators and screw it back
onto the lubricator.
TO ADJUST THE VISE TO THE SIZE OF MATERIAL BEING CUT:
1.
Open the vise, using the positioning handle (E), place the material in the vise.
2.
Crank the vise closed to within approximately 1/8 of an inch (3mm) from the material. The
power vise has approximately 1/4 of an inch (6mm) of stroke. Proper clamping is very
important and special jaws may be required for some materials.
FOR EXAMPLES, REFER TO FIGURE 7 ON THE FOLLOWING PAGE.
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