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Euro 315C Operating and Maintenance Manual
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Description |
| EC315B |
BASIC MACHINE |
| EC315G |
MAIN PIVOTING
CLAMPS DIA. 315 mm ( 2 PIECES ) |
| EC315R |
REDUCING INSERTS
FOR MAIN CLAMPS (4 INSERTS PER SET) dia. 90,110,125,140,160,180,200,225,250,280
mm |
| EC315Q |
BACK SUPPORTS
DIA. 315 mm |
| EC315QR |
REDUCING RINGS
FOR SUPPORTS ( 2 INSERTS PER SET ) dia. 90,110,125,140,160,180,200,225,250,280
mm |
| EC315F |
ELECTRIC FACING
TOOL |
| EC315T |
PTFE COATED HEATING
MIRROR |
| EC315X |
METAL COMBINED
FRAME WITH BOX |
| EC315 |
MACHINE COMPLETE
AS PER ABOVE DESCRIPTION |
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- Trolleys closing lever
- Positioning hook
- Fixing handwheel
- Main clamp
- Reduction fixing screws
- Machine fixing handwheel
- Pressure table
- Pressure index
- Frame
- Tools box
- Facing tool connecting box
- Facing tool engine
- Blade
- Facing tool
- Facing tool start button
- Heating mirror
- Clamps lever
- Back support
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| Workshop manually operated butt welding machine
suitable for PE, PP, PVDF and other thermoplastics pipes
and fittings. |
| The pivoting clamps allow the machine to
fabricate segmented bends with different radii. |
| The machine being capsizable into the frame,
reduces the overall dimensions for transport and stocking
when not in use. |
| The machine is supplied complete with: |
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Basic machine including the frame |
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Revolving electric facing tool with drill
or reduction gear motor |
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Revolving PTFE coated heating mirror |
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Two pivoting clamps dia. 315 mm |
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Two back supports |
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Light weight alloy reducing rings for the
pivoting clamps (4 inserts per set) |
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Basic machine |
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Description
The basic machine is composed of:
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A fixed trolley on which are mounted the lever,
one main clamp and a back support |
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A movable trolley on which are mounted one main
clamp and a back support |
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On blocking handwheel |
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Maintenance
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It is strongly suggested to always keep the machine clean,
with particular care of the bolts.
Keep attention while inserting the electric facing tool and the PTFE
coated heating mirror, avoiding damage to the machine's slide bars. |
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Heating mirror
Description
The heating mirror is composed of:
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The heating mirror coated with green colour
PTFE complete with thermometer and connecting box |
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The electronic thermostat located on the connecting
box. |
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Important
The heating mirror's temperature during the working operations
is always above 200°C, therefore keep attention and utilize
if possible protective gloves in order to avoid burns. |
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Important !!! |
| The heating mirror's temperature during working operations
is always above 200°C, therefore keep attention and utilize
if possible protective gloves in order to avoid burns. |
| Before proceeding to the first weld, wait until the lights
have been switched on and off three times, this allows the stabilization
of the temperature on the heating mirror surface. |
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- Take from the tool box the reductions needed, and fix
them by using the proper screw into the main clamp and the
derivation clamp. (the diameter is engraved into the reductions)
- Insert the pipes to be welded into the clamps, taking
care to leave enough space for the facing unit insertion.
- Start with the facing operation
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b.2 Facing operation
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1. Insert the facing
tool between the two pieces to be welded, and start the
engine by means of pushing the push button.
2. Approach the two pipe ends by means of acting
on the lever, and apply a small pressure in order to avoid
the block of the facing tool (engine might burn out).
When the shavings are regular and homogeneous, take away
the two pipe ends, then shut off the engine and rotate
back the facing tool.
3. Approach the two pipes ends and verify the
alignment – adjust if needed. |
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In order to realign the pipes :
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a. Untighten
the screws A
b. Adjust the clamp on horizontal
way
c. Tighten the screws A
Remember to not touch the pipe ends after the facing operation. |
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b.3 Welding
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1. Insert the heating mirror
between the two pipe ends, taking care that the thermostat
has been set up to the correct welding temperature and
the surfaces of the heating mirror is the one set up
2. Approach the two pipe ends towards
the heating mirror by means of acting on the lever and
applying the correct welding pressure as per attached
Welding Tables.
Wait for the bead formation, then reduce the pressure,
keeping the two pipe ends in contact with the mirror. |
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| 3. One heating time has elapsed, take away
the two pipe ends from the mirror by means of acting quickly
the lever in order to open the trolley, rotate back the heating
mirror and by means of acting quickly the lever in order to
close the trolley, applying the correct welding pressure as
per the welding table. |
| The value of the pressure can be read on the pressure index
and while achieved such value, block the trolleys by means of
tightening the handwheel. |
4. Following correct cooling time, keep strongly
the lever and untighten the handwheel - reduce to zero the pressure.
5. Take away the welded piece
6. Check the welding
7. Important! never try to cool down the welding
and in case of strong wind, operate in protected area |
| In case of rain or ambient temperature less than -5 °C or
higher than 40 °C, the welding operation cannot be done, as
these weather conditions affect the good result of the welding. |
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c. Fabrication of segmented bends
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In case of utilizing the machine for the
fabrication of segmented bends with different radii, the
main clamps should be rotated by means of loosening the
below screws, and rotating according to the angle index.
(see figure).
As far as concerns the end float, vertically there's not
any regulation due to the fact that there will be a maximum
difference of 0,1 - 0,2 mm. Sideways by means of adjusting
the cross slide the two pipe ends should be aligned and
the pipe should be centred with the facing tool. |
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d. Welding of injection moulded fittings
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In case of utilizing the machine for the
welding of injection moulded fittings, the back supports
should be adjusted by moving and/or rotating them after
loosening the blocking hand wheels. |
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| images and data
courtesy of ITS |
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