Hot Stamp Safety
Hot Stamping Machine Operation |
Modern Hot Stamping Machines require no tie down safety control to
protect the operator from being injured by the machine.
This control system consist of the following:
-
Palm Button Set
-
True Dwell Switch
-
Control with Dwell Timer
-
Air Solenoid
-
Head Cylinder
|
| Sequence of operation |
- Operator must engage both left and right Palm Button within .5
seconds.
- The Control sends a signal to the Air Solenoid which sends air
to the Head Cylinder. The head will start down.
- If the Operator removes their Hand from either Palm Button while
the head is moving down the Control must stop the signal to the Air
Solenoid causing the Head to retract back to it's up position.
- When the head gets to less than 1/4 inch from the part being
stamped the True Dwell Switch should be engaged.
- When the True Dwell Switch is made the Dwell Timer Starts. If the
Operator Removes either or both Hands from the Palm Buttons the Head
will remain down until the Dwell Timer has reached it's set time.
- When the Dwell Timer reached it's set time the Control stops the
signal to the Air Valve causing the Head to retract to it's up
position.
- To start another machine cycle the Operator must remove both
hands from the Palm Buttons then repeat step 1.
|
|