Wiesel Speedline ® Z-Axis Whz 50 And Whz 80 - THOMSON WH40 Instructions De Montage

Product description
2.3 WIESEL SPEEDLine
Fig. 3: WIESEL SPEEDLine
No.
1
2
The WIESEL SPEEDLine
movements. A diminished load to be moved in connection with the reduced length allows
more dynamics and heavier loads to be moved.
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The sliding carriage (1) is used as assembly and mounting surface for the load to be
moved.
Tubular section with sliding bars (2)
Toothed belt drive with drive (3) and tension mechanism (4)
In case the toothed drive belt of the WIESEL SPEEDLine
fall downwards without any deceleration; this may cause a potential danger to people!
Therefore, the WIESEL SPEEDLine
This has to be ensured by the user.
The toothed belt is usually driven by a flanged electric motor.
The motor can either be flanged directly or mounted via an angular gear.
The end and stop points can be controlled by various measuring systems (shaft encoder,
resolver, glass scale etc.). In addition to the control-driven limit switches, electromechanical
sliding safety limit switches can be fitted at the end points (see chapter 4 "Mounting a linear
drive unit").
Lubrication is by a central grease nipple and lubricating felts (optional) (see chapter 8.1
"Lubrication").
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Z-axis WHZ 50 and WHZ 80
Name
Sliding carriage
Tubular section with sliding bars
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Z-axis WHZ 50 and WHZ 80 is especially designed for vertical
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Z-axis consist of the following component groups:
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Z-axis WHZ 50 and WHZ 80
No.
3
4
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Z -axis may only be used in nonadmitted areas!
Name
Toothed belt drive with drive
Tension mechanism
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Z -axis tears, the Z-axis will
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