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2.0
5807A0013 ENGLISH
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and contains reserved information. The contents must not be reproduced or divulged, either in part
or wholly, without the prior written authorisation of BIESSE.
The document is an integral part of the machine and It must therefore be stored in a suitable place,
within easy access of and known to personnel using the machine. It must be preserved for the
whole of the machine’s working life, and must be passed on with the machine in the event of
transfer to third parties.
Table of contents
Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 7
1 Machine packaging
1.1 Installing the buffers for the ABB cabinet ........................................................................... 9
1.2 Checking the curtain guards ............................................................................................ 10
1.3 Installing the plastic rack and/or the brackets .................................................................. 11
1.4 Disassembling the ATS/EPS work table .......................................................................... 16
1.5 Removing the mobile piece supports ............................................................................... 18
1.6 Disassembling the Chain type tool magazine .................................................................. 18
Introduction
The configuration of certain parts or devices described or illustrated in this manual may differ from
the ones actually fitted on your machine, but this will in no way compromise your understanding of
the manual itself. Some devices indicated and described in this manual may be optional features
and therefore not present on the machine.
In order to avoid incorrect manoeuvres that might endanger people, it is important that you read
and understand all the documents supplied with the machine, including documentation provided
with any special devices. BIESSE may not be held responsible or liable in law for any damage
resulting from incorrect use of the manual and other accompanying documentation.
Warning signs
Paragraphs that should not be overlooked are highlighted and preceded by the symbols described
and illustrated below.
Paragraphs marked with this symbol indicate an imminent danger, and the contents
must therefore be taken into careful account to prevent a serious accident.
Paragraphs marked with this symbol indicate procedures to be used to avoid any
damage to goods and property.
This symbol is used to indicate points of particular importance that must not be overlooked.
1 Machine packaging
1. Insert the STEI M12x40 lockscrew (ref. A) in the thread of each buffer (ref. B). You are advised
NOT to put “thread glue” sealant on them.
2. Take four buffers, put some "thread glue" sealant on the screw C of each one (not on the
lockscrew) and screw them into holes D under the electrical cabinet.
C
D
3. Take the two remaining buffers and screw them into the holes above the electrical cabinet (see
figure E). You are advised NOT to put “thread glue” sealant on them.
During the packaging phase, check that the plastic curtain guards of the curtain guards unit are
completely separate; if this is not the case, separate them.
When preparing the machine for transport, in order to prevent damage to some parts of the
machine, part of the rack must be replaced and the drive components must be blocked with
special brackets, blocks or similar.
2. Fit support F.
3. Turn screw G and increase the load until the values specified in the following table are
reached. When setting, you are advised to use a comparator with a centesimal scale.
G G
A B
4. Fit block C.
ROVER C ROVER B
C
C
6. Turn screw D and increase the load until the values specified in the following table are
reached. When setting, you are advised to use a comparator with a micrometric scale.
ROVER C*
ROVER B
* For the Rover C9.x, C9.x edge and C9.x FT, the block to work on for the above adjustment is located on the
right-hand side of the carriage.
7. Secure bracket E.
ROVER C ROVER B
E E
8. Fit support F.
9. Turn screw G and increase the load until the values specified in the following table are
reached. When setting, you are advised to use a comparator with a centesimal scale.
G G
C6 and C9 with 1525 mm EPS supports, for shipping by container and lorry;
Disconnect the feed cables and hoses, remove the supports from the work tables and position
them on a suitable pallet.
1080 kg
810 kg
340
1800
540 kg
1350
450
4
6
2 990 Pos. CODICE Denominazione Q.tà PDL EPS 1850 Q.tà PDL ATS 1850 Q.tà PDL EPS 1575 Q.tà PDL ATS 1575
1 3701A0037 SCATOLA MOD. AMERICANO 2130x775x340 1 1 1 1
2 3704A0027 PALLET A 2 VIE 2135x780 1 1 1 1
3 3707A0020 TAMPONE DA 760x160x130 3 3 5 5
4 3707A0021 TAMPONE DA 760x340x50 4 5 5 6
5 3707A0023 TAMPONE DA 600x40x250 6 6 6 6
Le quantità sono riferite ad un pallet
2030 = PDL EPS 1850 ( Container - Camion )
1980 = PDL ATS 1850 ( Container - Camion ) N.B. IMPILARE UN
MASSIMO DI 4
1770 = PDL EPS 1575 ( Container - Camion ) PALLET
1720 = PDL ATS 1575 ( Container )
Peso Max del pallet = 270 kg
svitare i distanziali per la spedizione 1
775
SVITARE I DISTANZIALI PER LA SPEDIZIONE
2130
1 Machine packaging
17
1 Machine packaging
This chapter explains the procedures for removing and installing some machine components.
Retain the equipment used to transport the machine, so it can be reused should it be
necessary to transfer the machine elsewhere.
For information regarding the installation of the processing centre of the cell NBC 512, refer to the
procedures for the Rover B 7.40 FT/FTK.
The information regarding the installation of the loading/unloading unit is given in paragraph 2.38
“Installation of the loading/unloading pallet” on page 118.
For the installation procedures for the buffers, consult paragraph 1.1 “Installing the buffers for the
ABB cabinet” on page 9.
3. Unscrew the STEI M12x40 lockscrew (ref. F) from the buffers fixed under the cabinet, without
removing the buffers themselves which will have to be used as feet (see figure G).
1. Remove the elements of the transport frame that holds the electrical cabinet in position.
To allow heat dispersal, the electrical cabinet must be located at least 1000mm from
the nearest wall. Do not place objects on top of the electrical cabinet.
5. Remove the remaining electrical cabinet transport frame components from the machine.
ROVER S
During the packaging phase, the foot A should be removed. You are advised to tighten this foot
back.
When packing the machine, red blocking elements (brackets, supports or similar) are installed to
prevent the moving parts from shifting during transport; all of these will have to be removed during
machine installation.
The pages below show these elements, grouped according to machine type and model and their
location. The removal procedures are shown in the next paragraphs.
D
F
Rover A, FT version
G
F
C E
A
B
D
D
C B
A support for the Y-axis beam. To remove it, consult paragraph 2.6, page 34;
B Y-axis carriage locking bracket. To remove it, consult paragraph 2.6, page 34;
C Z- axis carriage locking block. To remove it, consult paragraph 2.6, page 34;
D X- axis carriage locking brackets. To remove them, consult paragraph 2.6, page 34;
F surface to support loading pallet. To remove it, consult paragraph 2.6, page 34;
G bracket for blocking the electrical cabinet.
I
L
B
A
K
F
E
J G
G
H
B
C
A X-axis carriage locking bracket. To remove it, consult paragraph 2.6, page 34;
B support and table for the Y-axis beam. To remove them, consult paragraph 2.6, page 34;
Rover S
F
D
A C
A B
B E
C
D
A support for the Y-axis beam. To remove it, consult paragraph 2.6, page 34;
B X- axis carriage locking brackets. To remove them, consult paragraph 2.6, page 34;
C C J
H
I L B K
D M
A G
F
A B C D E
F G H I J
K L
config. 1/3 config. 2 M N
config. 3
A support for the Y-axis beam. To remove it, consult paragraph 2.6, page 34;
B Z-axis carriage locking brackets (config. 1/2;3). For config. 3, see parag. 2.6, page 34;
C X-axis carriage locking bracket. To remove it, consult paragraph 2.6, page 34;
G 5-axis milling unit locking bracket (see parag. 2.8, page 40);
H Chain type tool magazine button panel mounting spacers;
J X-axis carriage lifter block. To remove it, consult paragraph 2.6, page 34;
K Revolver magazine locking bracket (config. 1/3; 2);
M brackets for Chain type tool magazine of the 5-axis milling unit.
N brackets for locking the multifunction unit.
E E
C C M
B I
H L
J K N
L
D F
E A E D
A B C D E F G I J
L M N
A support for the Y-axis beam. To remove it, consult paragraph 2.6, page 34;
B Z-axis carriage locking brackets (config. 1/2). To remove them, consult paragraph 2.6, page
34;
C X-axis carriage locking bracket. To remove it, consult paragraph 2.6, page 34;
F 5-axis milling unit locking bracket (see parag. 2.8, page 40);
M X-axis carriage lifter block. To remove it, consult paragraph 2.6, page 34;
F
L C
D
D
B
A K
H E
J
I G
A B C D E
ATS FT config. 3 config. 1/2
I
J
config. 3
G H
config. 1/3 config. 2
F K
L
A support for the Y-axis beam. To remove it, consult paragraph 2.6, page 34;
B Z-axis carriage locking brackets (config. 1/2;3). For config. 3, see parag. 2.6, page 34;
C X-axis carriage locking bracket. To remove it, consult paragraph 2.6, page 34;
E 5-axis milling unit locking bracket (see parag. 2.8, page 40);
F X-axis carriage lifter block. To remove it, consult paragraph 2.6, page 34;
For the installation procedure for the plastic rack and the brackets and/or supports, consult
paragraph 1.3 “Installing the plastic rack and/or the brackets” on page 11.
Do not attempt to operate any of the machine axes before refitting the steel rack.
2. Only for Rover A: remove the support C, the bracket D and the block E.
E
D
4. Only for machine model 3.40 FT: remove the brackets A and the support surface of the loading
pallet (ref. B). Remove the three brackets C, the small table D and the vibration damper
situated beneath the small table.
D
C
B
*
* For the Rover C9.x, C9.x edge and C9.x FT, the block and the bracket are on the right-hand side of the
carriage.
4. Manually move the operating section, exposing the plastic rack and allowing access for its
removal.
5. Remove the plastic rack D and replace with the steel rack E. Use the relative pin to help
correctly locate the steel rack F.
E
D
6. Use a suitable feeler gauge G to check that the gap between rack and the surface above is
less than 0.03mm.
To remove the two brackets locking the 5-axis milling unit on the Rover C in configuration 3,
proceed as follows:
1. Remove the screws and the brackets A. The two brackets are located under the Z carriage,
inside the extruded element.
2. Insert the buffers B into the spaces previously occupied by the brackets and secure in place.
A
B
To remove the two brackets locking the Z-axis carriage on the Rover C in configuration 3, proceed
as follows:
2. Lift the Z axis (figure B), taking care not to snag the lubrication line C on the brackets.
3. Remove the screws and the brackets. Fit the buffers D in the relative spaces E and secure in
place.
E
E
4. Use a hose clamp to secure the lubrication line C in the relative U bolt.
When the machine is packed, the operating section is turned 65° with respect to its normal working
position to save space during transport.
65°
1. Remove the screws A which lock the Y-axis beam to the X-axis carriage.
2. Lift the Y-axis beam by screwing down the flange screws B on the top part.
4. Thoroughly clean the surface on which the Y-axis beam will rest with compressed air (see
figure).
5. Lower the Y-axis beam by unscrewing the flange screws B on the top part.
6. Insert screws in relative holes (ref. C) on Y beam and tighten only partially.
C C
7. Mount the button panel D on the rear part of the Y-axis beam.
8. Turn the two plates E 180° with respect to the position illustrated, in such a way that the
adjusting lockscrew of the square (ref. F) is on the X-axis carriage.
9. Square the Y-axis beam, observing the instructions in the next paragraph.
1. Move the operating section to the right-hand side of the machine in proximity of the pins G and
H.
2. Position a comparator with a magnetic base on the main electrospindle of the operating
section.
3. Move the operating section in proximity of the pin marked with the value 0 (zero) and reset the
comparator.
The operating section can more easily be moved by using a crank (ref. L) on the Y-axis pulley.
5. Position the comparator so that it is in contact with the second pin and check the value.
The operating unit is perfectly square when the difference measured equals the value
indicated (ref. M).
To reach this value, use the adjusting lockscrew of the square (ref. F on page 44).
7. Again check squaring to ensure that fixing of the Y-axis beam has not caused the operating
section to shift.
Remove the two brackets and the screws from the plastic bag supplied. Fix the brackets to the two
side stops supports A (side extrusion elements of the work table) and to the dust guard protection
B. To fix them, use the appropriate bores C and D on the protection and beneath the supports
Rover B
1. Take manifold A and position it on carriage Y, mating plate B to seat C located on the carriage.
Tighten screws D.
A B
3. Insert suction hoses A into collectors B and fasten them with clamps C. You are advised to
connect an earth cable D (yellow and green) to each clamp C.
Rover C
1. Take the manifold and position it on carriage Y, mating plate A to the seat located on the
carriage. Tighten screws B.
A A A
B
B
3. Insert suction hoses A into collectors B and fasten them with clamps C. You are advised to
connect an earth cable D (yellow and green) to each clamp C.
When packing the machine, the cable-holder chain located above beam Y is partially unscrewed
and folded up.
Put the cable-holder chain back in the proper position and fasten the ends A onto box B.
During the machine packing, the Revolver tool magazine is partially disassembled (only in case of
transport by lorry). To reassemble it, proceed as follows:
During the machine packing, the Revolver tool magazine is removed (only in case of transport by
container). To install it, proceed as follows:
1. Take the Revolver and fix it to the magazine, taking care to mate hole A with pin B.
2. Insert the screws in the seats on the magazine and tighten them.
When the machine is packed, the Chain type tool magazine is partially disassembled to save
space during transport (for transport by container only). To reassemble it, proceed as follows:
1. Fit the chain with the tool holder A, securing with the
relative screws B.
C
2. Tighten the chain by turning the relative adjusting
lockscrews on the plate C.
A B
3. Carry out the pre-loading in the following way:
- recover the play, moving the piston by rotating the screw A;
- pre-load the springs B again via the screw A (see figure).
14/21-place chain B
A
Stroke of the piercing punch = 7.15 mm
Pre-load = 5.75 turn of screw
22/33-place chain
4. Reposition the supports of the magazine cover A and B correctly, and fix them.
6. Fit the magazine casing D, and secure with the relative screws.
1. Fix the cable support A to the machine, and insert the two connectors in the Y1 motor axis.
2. Tie the magazine carefully with the cords supplied A and B (A = 510mm; B = 1200mm), also
using the wooden block C (40X60X300).
3. Lift the magazine very carefully. Use the cords to keep the magazine perfectly balanced.
4. Bring the magazine near the machine, taking care to make the reference dowels A coincide
with the bores on the X-axis carriage.
7. In the connector C, insert the black cable B positioned on the rear part of the button pad.
C
B
8. Connect tube A that allows the ascent of the magazine, and tube B that allows the descent of
the magazine; check that tube C is connected and, if not, connect it.
A
B
9. Install the yellow module A and connect the serial cables on the basis of the correct
numbering.
11. Carefully fix all the cables to the support of the X-axis carriage, using the hose clamps.
When packing the machine, the operating section guard is partially or fully disassembled to save
space during transport.
The following paragraphs explain the procedures for fitting the guard.
Before assembling the protection, check that the plastic curtain guards of the curtain guards unit
are completely separate; if this is not the case, separate them.
C
C
2. Remove screws A and translate frame B to the correct position shown in figure 1 and in figure
2, fixing it with screws C.
2 A C
A
C
3. Remove curtain guard unit A and fix it again as shown in figure 4; when fixing, take seat B as
reference.
3 4
A B
1
5. Install the casing A in the seats provided on the beam. Tighten the screws B.
6. Install the curtain guard support C using the seats on the beam (ref. D).
D D
D
C
beam
6
A
B B
10 - Pass the pipes and the cables inside support A and connect them
to the connectors B provided.
10
Note: in the Rover C 6.x and 9.x with "5-axis" milling unit and vertical Chain magazine, the 12 and
16 casings to install are not the ones packed with the guard, but the ones packed together with
spacers A and B.
Spacers A and B must only be installed for Rover model 6.x and 9.x
with 5-axis milling unit and Chain magazine.
To reinstall the mobile piece supports on the work table and reconnect the cables and hoses,
proceed as follows:
1. Insert the special sections of straight guide provided into the mobile piece support ball blocks,
starting from the support marked with the highest number and proceeding in decreasing order.
2. Starting from the left-hand side of the machine, push the sections of straight guide up to the
guides on the base so that they match, to avoid damaging the slide blocks. Remove the
mobile piece supports from the sections of straight guide and insert them into the base guides.
3. Secure the feed hose sheath A to support B located under the extruded bar of the mobile
piece supports.
4. Connect the cables and hoses to the work table in the numerical order indicated.
5. Install the counter blocks F for the safety switch G onto the central mobile piece supports (EPS
tables only).
6. Secure the casings C to the supports (ref. B) fitted under the extruded bar of the mobile piece
supports.
7. Install the side stop support, inserting the relative pins into the locating holes in the base.
To fit the handles to the supports, see the following figure. Connect all compressed air hoses and,
if applicable, electrical lines.
When packing the machine, the FT work table extension is disassembled (only for machines with a
working area in Y of 1860mm) to save space during transport. To install the table and connect it to
the vacuum system, proceed as follows:
2. Push the table extension A up to the main table B, inserting the pins C in the seats located on
the base. To position the table correctly, start with the central pin using it as a reference pin
(ref. D).
C A
4. Connect the vacuum system hoses A to the connectors B, and all the cables C to the
corresponding couplings on the front stops.
C
A
When packing the machine, the emergency cord (ref. A) is disassembled to save space during
transport (only if transported in container).
Rover ATS/EPS
Rover FT
When packing the machine, some elements of the movement system of machine axis Y are
removed or placed elsewhere to save space during transport, but only for the following machine
models:
models C 6.x, C 6.x edge, C 6.x FT or B 7.x transported by container;
models C 6.x, C 6.x edge supplied with 1575mm long ATS work table.
C C
C C
3. Fix the box B and support D to the beam, partially tightening the screws C and E.
C D
C
C C
4. Cover the cables F with the casings G, H and I, fixing them to the beam.
K L
C C
C C
3. Fix the box B and support D to the beam, partially tightening the screws C and E.
C D
C
C C
G H
Before levelling the machine, move the operating section to the left-hand area, by the fourth origin
on the work table. Use a high precision spirit level with a sensitivity of at least 0.02mm per metre.
The machines may be fitted with 6, 8, 10 or 12 feet. All the feet must be levelled, starting from the
outermost ones.
Levelling procedure
1. Loosen all locknuts A for all feet.
2. Level the outermost feet by turning screws B and placing the spirit level C in the positions
indicated as follows.
• spirit level placed at the centre of the base, on the rear rack, to level the four outer feet D
along the X axis.
• spirit level placed on machined surface of the bar supplied E, to level the four outer feet D
along the Y axis. The bar supplied with the machine E must be placed near the right hand
edge of the table in order to level the right hand outer feet (ref. dx), and near the left hand
edge of the table to level the left hand outer feet (ref. sx).
B
E
C
X Y
C
D sx
E
C
D sx
D dx
D dx
3. Level the inner feet. Level the inner feet in pairs (ref. F) by turning screw B on each foot and
placing the spirit level C in the following positions:
• spirit level placed at the central point between four feet, on the rear rack, to level one pair of
inner feet, e.g. feet F, along the X axis.
• spirit level placed in the machined surface of the bar supplied E to level one pair of inner
feet, e.g. feet F, along the Y axis. The bar supplied with the machine E must be placed in the
central point between four feet, as shown in the following figure.
C E
Y C
F F
F F
Anchoring to the ground is a fundamental operation to ensure perfect functioning of the machine.
To carry out this operation, observe the following instructions:
1. For each anchoring point drill a hole of suitable depth and diameter (paragraph “Anchoring
points” on page 93).
2. Remove the dust and scraps from the holes using a brush and compressed air.
3. Take the cartridge with chemical anchoring
compound provided (see page 96). Unscrew
the cap and screw on one of the mixing
spouts. A B
4. Place the cartridge A in the gun C, inserting
the piston B at the rear.
C
Ø18
230
Anchoring points
The following layouts illustrate the anchor points (ref. B/D) on the machine for each model.
Rover A 3.30
X
2325
B B
4220
4400
3750
4650
2375
2175
250
955
430
Y
0
255
0 0
425
500 B
1005 B
1234
1500
Rover A 3.40 FT
X
B B
Y
5150
2700
4970
2630
3006
250
4581
430
0
255
0 0
425
500 B
1005 B
1234
1500
Rover A 3.65 FT
X
B B
2277,5
5972,5
8000
Y
7820
2709
8250
7505
4045
5830
250
4155
430
0
255
0 0
425
500 B
1005 B
1234
1500
Rover B 4.40, 7.40, 7.40 FT and Rover C 6.40, 6.40 FT, 9.40, 9.40 FT
X
Rover B 4.50, 7.50, 7.50 FT and Rover C 6.50, 6.50 edge, 9.50, 9.50 edge
X
Rover B 4.65, 7.65, 7.65 FT and Rover C 6.65, 6.65 FT, 6.65 edge, 9.65, 9.65 FT, 9.65
edge
X
7838
9579
9730
6830
5506
1988
3210
3150
250
401
0
Y
0 0
234,5 D
424,5
541 B
B
1239 (FT)
1465 1341 (ATS)
B
0
386
9710
9594
Rover S
X
3860
3940
3430
2140
4160
2510
1140
220
300
0
0 0
60
300 310
850 840
1150
Material provided
A 1 threaded bar, complete with a nut and a A B C D
washer, for each anchor point.
B 2 cartridges with chemical anchoring
compound.
C 2 mixing spouts.
F 1 gun. F
For the assembly procedures, consult the instructions (layout) enclosed with the safety fence.
A A
D C B
Rover C edge
A A A
D C B
C B
Rover S, EC version
B
C
D
A A
B C
Connect the supplementary button pads (ref. A) to the respective outlets and fix them in front of
the machine (see layout in the Machine User Manual) by means of the anchoring holes in the
ground.
M8 x 50 TCEI
A
The vacuum pumps are delivered without the hose barb connector, which is inserted and tied to
the end of the tube. To install it, observe the indications given in the paragraphs below.
Disconnect the power supply before connecting or disconnecting the vacuum pump
power supply cable.
2. Put LOXEAL 55-03 sealant, supplied with the machine, on the hose barb.
3. Carefully screw the hose barb onto the filter D of the vacuum pump, using the relative tool
(pipe wrench, etc.) and without damaging it.
B
C
3. Carefully screw the hose barb onto the filter C with the relative tool (pipe wrench, etc.) and
without damaging it.
A
B
0
00
20
R2
00
R2
00
0
R 20
00
R2
Before connecting the machine to the electric system, consider the requirements of the installation
area described in the Machine User Manual, as well as the following warnings:
It is obligatory to connect the earth line of the machine, and it must be done before
connecting the phase cables.
Check that the voltage of the electric system corresponds to that established for use
of the machine.
1. Set the knife switch (to which the machine will be connected) to the 0-OFF position.
2. Ensure that the main switch of the machine is in the 0-OFF position and open the door.
3. Insert the three-phase power cable (ref. A) in the hole on the side of the electric cabinet.
Before connecting the machine to the pneumatic system, take into account the requirements for
the installation area indicated in the Machine User Manual.
Connect the machine to the compressed air system by connecting the compressed air supply hose
to connector A on the FR unit.
The feed pressure displayed on the gauge must be 7 bar. If necessary, regulate as follows:
1. Grip the ball knob B of the FR unit and pull until it locks.
2. Screw it down to increase the pressure and unscrew it to decrease it. After regulation is
complete, push the ball knob in to lock rotation.
Before connecting the machine to the suction system, take into account the requirements for the
installation area indicated in the Machine User Manual.
The machine is connected to the suction system by connecting the relevant pipe/s to each
manifold (see layout provided in the Machine User Manual).
The bar code reader (optional) must be connected to one of the two RS 232 serial ports located on
the numerical control box.
Please consult the Software User Manual for details of how to configure the reader.
3. “Rover B 7.40 and Rover C 9.40 with Y table = 1560”, page 112.
4. “Rover B 7.65 and Rover C 9.65 with Y table = 1560”, page 113.
5. “Rover C 6.40 with Y table = 1560”, page 114.
1199
839
539
389
89
239
1109
0
F 12 F
material to be removed
0 0
65,5
A
155,5 185,5
305,5
A
395,5 425,5
545,5
O 9
695,5 665,5
755,5
Section A-A
875,5
no. 70 pos.
O 25 no. 70 pos.
1840,5
995,5 965,5
1085,5
1175,5
1235,5
1295,5
1415,5
1475,5
1535,5
1655,5
1715,5
1775,5
2
2 1907,5
2807,5
2927,5
2987,5 3017,5
3137,5
3287,5 3257,5
3377,5
3527,5 3497,5
3617,5
0
119
419
659
929
1169
Rover A 3.40 with Y table = 1260 1.
2 Installing the machine
BIESSE S.p.A. © - a726k0068.fm250707
111
1258
14
959
689
839
389
89
1199
539
239
1109
0
12
material to be removed
0 0
66,5
156,5 186,5
246,5
A
366,5
426,5
486,5
606,5
A
666,5
726,5
846,5
936,5 966,5
1086,5
O 9 no. 120 pos.
1236,5 1206,5
1326,5
O 25 no. 120 pos.
Section A-A
1446,5
1506,5
1566,5
3223
1656,5
1716,5
1776,5
1896,5
1986,5 2016,5
2136,5
2286,5 2256,5
2376,5
2496,5
2556,5
2616,5
2 2736,5
2796,5
2856,5
3291,5
3381,5 3411,5
3471,5
3591,5
3651,5
3711,5
3831,5
3891,5
3951,5
4071,5
4161,5 4191,5
4311,5
4461,5 4431,5
4551,5
4671,5
4731,5
4791,5
3223
4881,5
4941,5
5001,5
5121,5
5211,5 5241,5
5361,5
5511,5 5481,5
5601,5
5721,5
5781,5
5841,5
5961,5
6021,5
6081,5
6201,5
6291,5 6261,5
0 6381,5
119
419
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1259
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389
89
1379
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239
0
0 0
A
65,5
155,5 185,5
305,5
A
395,5 425,5
Section A-A
545,5
695,5 665,5
O 9 no. 84 pos.
755,5
O 25 no. 84 pos.
875,5
1840,5
995,5 965,5
1085,5
1175,5
1235,5
1295,5
1415,5
1475,5
1535,5
1655,5
1715,5
2 1775,5
2
3683
2807,5
2927,5
2987,5 3017,5
3137,5
3287,5 3257,5
3377,5
3527,5 3497,5
3617,5
0
119
419
659
929
1169
1469
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0 0
66,5
156,5 186,5
246,5
A
366,5
426,5
486,5
606,5
A
666,5
726,5
846,5
936,5 966,5
1086,5
1206,5
O 9 no. 144 pos.
1236,5
1326,5
O 25 no. 144 pos.
1446,5
1506,5
Section A-A
1566,5
3223
1656,5
1716,5
1776,5
1896,5
1986,5 2016,5
2136,5
2286,5 2256,5
2376,5
2496,5
2556,5
2616,5
2 2736,5
2796,5
2856,5
2976,5
3291,5
3381,5 3411,5
3471,5
3591,5
3651,5
3711,5
3831,5
3891,5
3951,5
4071,5
4161,5 4191,5
4311,5
4461,5 4431,5
4551,5
4671,5
4731,5
4791,5
3223
4881,5
4941,5
5001,5
5121,5
5211,5 5241,5
5361,5
5511,5 5481,5
5601,5
5721,5
5781,5
5841,5
5961,5
6021,5
6081,5
6201,5
6291,5 6261,5
0 6381,5
119
419
659
929
1169
1469
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0
0 0
A
65,5
155,5 185,5
305,5
A
395,5 425,5
545,5
665,5
Section A-A
695,5
O 9 no. 84 pos.
755,5
O 25 no. 84 pos.
875,5
1840,5
995,5 965,5
1085,5
1175,5
1235,5
1295,5
1415,5
1475,5
1535,5
1655,5
1715,5
2 1775,5
2
3683
1907,5
2807,5
2927,5
2987,5 3017,5
3137,5
3287,5 3257,5
3377,5
3527,5 3497,5
3617,5
0
119
419
659
929
1169
1469
Rover C 6.40 with Y table = 1560 5.
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0 0
66,5
156,5 186,5
246,5
A
366,5
426,5
486,5
606,5
A
666,5
726,5
846,5
936,5 966,5
1086,5
1206,5
O 9 no. 144 pos.
1236,5
Section A-A
1326,5
O 25 no. 144 pos.
1446,5
1506,5
1566,5
3223
1656,5
1716,5
1776,5
1896,5
1986,5 2016,5
2136,5
2286,5 2256,5
2376,5
2496,5
2556,5
2616,5
2 2736,5
2796,5
2856,5
7,5 2976,5
O 9 no. 672 pos.
3291,5
6448
3381,5 3411,5
3471,5
3591,5
3651,5
3711,5
3831,5
3891,5
3951,5
4071,5
4161,5 4191,5
4311,5
4461,5 4431,5
4551,5
4671,5
4731,5
4791,5
3223
4881,5
4941,5
5001,5
5121,5
5211,5 5241,5
5361,5
5511,5 5481,5
5601,5
5721,5
5781,5
5841,5
5961,5
6021,5
6081,5
6201,5
6291,5 6261,5
6381,5
0
119
419
659
929
1169
1469
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389
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239
1709
1109
0
0 0
A
65,5
155,5 185,5
305,5
A
395,5 425,5
Section A-A
545,5
O. 9 no. 98 pos.
695,5 665,5
O 25 no. 98 pos.
755,5
875,5
965,5
1840,5
995,5
1085,5
1175,5
1235,5
1295,5
1415,5
1475,5
1535,5
1655,5
1715,5
1775,5
2
3683
2 1907,5
1967,5
2027,5
2927,5
2987,5 3017,5
3137,5
3287,5 3257,5
3377,5
3527,5 3497,5
3617,5
0
119
419
659
929
1169
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material to be removed
0 0
66,5
156,5 186,5
246,5
A
366,5
426,5
486,5
606,5
A
666,5
726,5
846,5
936,5 966,5
1086,5
Section A-A
O 9 no. 168 pos.
1236,5 1206,5
O 25 no. 168 pos.
1326,5
1446,5
1506,5
1566,5
3223
1656,5
1716,5
1776,5
1896,5
1986,5 2016,5
2136,5
2286,5 2256,5
2376,5
2496,5
2556,5
2616,5
2 2736,5
2796,5
2856,5
7,5
O 9 no. 784 pos.
2976,5
3291,5
3381,5 3411,5
3471,5
3591,5
3651,5
3711,5
3831,5
3891,5
3951,5
4071,5
4161,5 4191,5
4311,5
4461,5 4431,5
4551,5
4671,5
4731,5
4791,5
3223
4881,5
4941,5
5001,5
5121,5
5211,5 5241,5
5361,5
5511,5 5481,5
5601,5
5721,5
5781,5
5841,5
5961,5
6021,5
6081,5
6201,5
6291,5 6261,5
6381,5
0
119
419
659
929
1169
1739
1469
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2 Installing the machine
1. Position the loading/unloading pallet and assemble the intermediate unloading surface A that
connects the pallet with the work table of the machine. Pull the screw B without moving the
screws C (pre-adjusted by Biesse), and rest the feet D on the base of the machine.
2. Position the intermediate unloading surface A as near as possible to the work table: maintain a
maximum distance of 10mm.
C
10mm
B
A
3. Align the rear guide F of the intermediate unloading surface and the front pusher E of the
unloading pallet G with the rear stop of the work table.
Check that the front pusher G is at least 3mm further back compared with the rear guide E of
the intermediate unloading surface.
E
F
3mm
E G
G
4. Use the feet A of the loading/unloading pallet (resting on the base of the machine) to regulate
the intermediate unloading surface B, bringing it 3 or 4 millimetres lower than the butt pieceC
used. This position is necessary in order to manage the unloading of pieces with the minimum
thickness (9.5mm). The intermediate unloading surface can be positioned at a higher position
only when working pieces of a greater thickness: for example, for pieces with a thickness of
not less than 16mm, the position can increase by 6mm, up to 9mm, allowing a greater number
of levelling out operations on the butt piece.
This adjustment prevents the bar of the pushing device D from passing above the worked
pieces during the unloading phase, without managing to move them to the intermediate
surface.
C
3mm
D
B
5. Regulate the loader/unloader (see the appropriate paragraph in the Machine User Manual).
6. Fix the tube guide casing A to the chain holder B with the relative brackets C. Connect the
vacuum tube D to the valve behind the X carriage, and the connector E to the tube of the
vacuum system tank.
A
B
7. Check that the bar with the roller stops A is positioned as far back as possible.
Carry out a piece loading cycle and check that the rear edgebanding strip of the piece is
perfectly aligned with the rear stop of the work table.
8. Check there is a distance of 1 or 2 millimetres between the rear edgebanding strip of the piece
and the stop. If this is not the case, loosen the screws B and act on the bar A until you obtain
the desired position.
9. Position the three rear fixed stops C (see the layout in the Machine User Manual), assemble
the tilting stop D and make the pneumatic and electrical connections of the tilter cylinders.
Check there is a distance of 5mm between the tilting stop D and the roller stop E. Fix the three
fixed stops C to the ground.
5mm
A
E
D
10. Check that the lower side of the roller stops does not go beyond the lower side of the first
piece; there must be a distance of about 2mm between the two sides.
2mm
11. Check also that the X stop (ref. A) is positioned 2-3mm lower than the lower side of the first
piece.
2 - 3mm
12. Open the button panel of the loading/unloading pallet, fix the rear box to the safety fence, then
close the push-button panel.