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Cleaning Functions
Offline Cleaning (Hot/Cold)
Segmented Molds (Treads and
Sidewalls)
Two-Piece Molds
Puzzle Molds
Laser Specification
Solid state infrared laser at 1030nm
wavelength
Class 1 Laser System
Power
400 V, 32 A, 50 Hz
(other on request)
Mold Dimensions
Outer Diameter max.1300 mm
Inner diameter min. 462mm
Total Height max. 545 mm
(s. Fig. 2)
Controls
Rockwell Allen-Bradley
Teleservice optional
Color
RAL 7035 maker-standard
(other on request)
Cleaning Functions
The following list describes the sequence of the individual steps for cleaning.
Feeding the tire mold on the table into the machine. The table will travel into the
machine and the lift gate will open and close automatically. (Acknowledge required)
Selecting a suitable recipe for the tire mold. The recipe is a cleaning program
specifically targeted for the respective tire mold.
Opening the service door and aligning the tire mold in reference to the processing
head. This can be done automatically after taking measurements using a sensor
attached to the processing head.
Starting automatic cleaning. The processing head will subsequently travel to the
programmed positions and direct the laser beam in a targeted manner to the tire mold
surface. The processing head performs swiveling movements so the tire mold is
cleaned strip by strip. The particles and gases created during laser cleaning are
processed by an aspirating nozzle and fed to the filter.
The processing head will be moved back to its home position after cleaning is
completed.
Feeding the tire mold on the table out of the machine. The table will travel out the
machine and the lift gate will open and close automatically. (Acknowledge required)
Create a new recipe or modify an existing one if no recipe exists yet for a specific tire mold.
The processing head can be moved slowly in all axes via pushbutton in manual mode for this
purpose. In this manner, the processing head can be directed to various positions and this
positions can be saved (so-called "teaching"). When executing a cleaning program, the
processing head will then travel to these saved positions in automatic mode.
Ambient Conditions
If warm and humid air reaches cold surfaces, condensation water is formed at certain
temperatures. This condensation water can lead to faults of the electrical and optical
components or even to their failure.
Therefore, for avoiding condensation water, it is required that the ambient conditions at the
STMCS are within certain limits.
In order to determine the ambient conditions, the ambient temperature and the air humidity in
the environment of the STMCS must be measured. If the required ambient conditions are not
kept, a corresponding environment must be created for the STMCS artificially (cabin, air
conditioning).
Mechanical Specifications
Electrical Specifications
L=Letter N=Number
= LL + NN - NLN
NN
NN
NN Page in wiring diagram
NN
Functional group
NM
NN Machine (MA) or Cabionet (CA)
= LL + NN - NLN : NN
NN Number or letter of
NN devicecontact
Cycle time
The machine is designed to clean tire-molds under 2.8 tons total weight which match with the following
dimensions.
Frequency Hz 50
Conductors L1/L2/L3/N/ PE
Max. Power kVA 17
Fuse A 32
Pressure bar 5-7
Comp. Air
Layout
Top View
Purchased parts
Component Manufacturer
Motor controller Rockwell Automation
Power supply unit, fuses Siemens
Pneumatic components Festo
Linear guides SNR
IPC Beckhoff
Safety PLC Pilz
PLC Rockwell Automation
Servo motor Rockwell Automation / Wittenstein
Optical sensors Micro epsilon
Proximity Sensor Balluff, Festo
Safety sensors Schmersal, IFM
Drag chains Igus
Lasersource Trumpf
Aspiration TeKa