_ {GIG <3 CUTTING MACHINE MODELLO 09826 OPERATION INSTRUCTION Max.Swing diameter of workpiece 250mm Max.drilling diameter 16mm Serial NO.CONTENTS 4. USE AND FUNCTION a: MAIN SPECIFICATIONS sik laipcalneeleie AKA Kas SRM RE Aen Ch Rae 89-4" 2 3, TRANSMISSION SYSTEM «+1000 src ero ceo sr eet ece eee eee ag 4, INSTALLATION AND TEST RUN s++s++++0ss0reseereeesssesecees 13 5. OPERATION peddle cc ceececceeeeeseenesenewerapreeuecsesessncerer 415 6. MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICATION:+++++-+0+-2+0+22228080007* 18 7. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT: <+:++0+010+0eseseeeeseseneveeseeseny 22 8. ROLLING BEARING OF USAGE:-:--++++2e:rs0eererrreseeees 23 9. ATTACHMENT: - 40. DAMAGEABLE PARTS AND FIGURE ----1.USE AND FUNCTION ‘Series Mode! BB25 Cutting Machine include Model BB2S~1 bench cutting machine, Mode! BB25 =2 base frame cuttingmachine, Model BB2S ~ 3 bench type of multi— function machine and Mode BE25—4 base frame type of multi - function cutting machine. Model BB25 ~ 3 and Mbdel BB25 ~ 4 are machines integrat6d with many functions of turning drilling. milling, ect. They have mang advantages such as reasonable structure, well performance, high pecisicn accuracy ,easy and flexble to operate,sim- ple and and to install, easy to repair and maintain ect. The bench type of cutting machine can be installed on the rigid bed plate made of wood or iron. The bese frame type of cutting machine have heen installed on the base fram of very rigid steel plate. It has a tilting chip guard plate. That will help you to solve the problems of additionally buying a working table and the diffedlties to clean out the chip. That will make you easy to keep me machine and work- ing site quite dean. For turning operation they have maneuver feeding mechanism for longitudinal cutting. Two kinds maneuver feed can be available for the turning of internal cylindrical surface and taper surface by using the change gear tain exchange the change geer. The thread common in use both in Metric and English can be esasily by means of the change gear of the change gear of the said mechanism and by using the clasp nut. The spindle nose has a aper hole of Morse NO.4,and the flange of spindle nose is installed with the connecting chuck. The tailstock sleeve has a taeper hole of Morse NO. 2 which can be installed with the different kinds of tools required for operations such as reamer, drill jig. tap,jaw etc. In tuning operating the spindle is rotated the belt of electrical motor installed at the back of ma chine bed to drive full gear spindle box. The spindle ean run in 6 speeds with « zaneg of L15— 1620r-p. m accordingie changing handle position for control spindle rotating speed. With the help of switch, the motor can reverse move in 6 speed Therefore, the cutting machine has more complete'tuming functions with well performance. Inthe multi— fonction cutting machine with drilling and milling operation, the spindle box for drilling and milling work can rotate horizontally around the column for +180", with an inclination of = wee9¢'on both the left and the right. and it can be lifted for 160mm. on thelifting mechanism there is « de- vice balancing the weight of a spindle box so that the lifting off the spindle is easy and flexible. The spindle sleeve can be made to feed 80mm by hand by using the gear rack. In drilling operation, the spindle has an automatic resilience device. The spindle nose has a taper hole of Morse No.3 ,and a long round hole fr the storage of tools, which makes it easy to set up the drilling tod. In milling operation, the cutter can be fixed to the spindle by the Norse taper hole on spindle nose and the drawba located inside the spindle box to meet the requirements for milling work. The machine is furnished with an additional working table with a T—slot.on which the operators can casily fix the ‘workpiece or the attachments to mill at surface, oblique plane, end surface, step, keyseat straight slot of all forms, etc. On a special order, the machine can be also suplied with flat nose plier, milling fixture (which is installed to hold ¢4 t0 ¢ lémm straight shank of 2 miling cutter and the connecting shark of cutters,and the rotary index head of indexing plate type used vertically and horizomally to meet the ‘requirements of users for milling gears any the other requirements for milling operation. The rotation of the spindle for milling opertion is directly driven by another 0. 37kw motor ‘mounted on the spindle box, kinds of speeds within a range of 400 to 1640 r. p.m are available with the help of the step pulley and the eccentric takeup mechanism. The machine has the functions oi driling and milling. It can drill the hole of maximum diameter for 10mm and carry out the milling cutter as well as it can carry out the operation of expanding. ream- ing, reaming, threading, etc. ‘The machine is suitable for the reparation of small scale machinery especially forthe requirements of the family and scientific experiment room and teaching. 2.MAIN SPECIFICAIONS 2.1 Main specifications for turing operation: Height of spindle centers 125(mm) Max. Swing diameter over bed 250Max. workpiece diameter over carriage 130 Max. length of workpiece between centres 450 Max. length cutting 420 Spindle bore 27 Torer of hele in spindle Morse No.4 Number of spindle rotating speed 6 steps Range of sindle speed forwad ~ reverse) 115=1620r-p.m Number of metric screw thread 20 Kinds Metric sores thread range 0.2-3.5 Nmber of inch screw thread 20 Kinds Inch screw thread range 8-56t.p.i Number of model screw thread 10Kinds ‘Model screw thread range 0,.2—aa25 Range of carriage Mumber of ontudinal feed 0.05,0.12 Distance spindle centre line to botton surface of square heed 15 Max. Swivel tool slide 245° Travel of every screw division of cross slide 0.04 Travel of every screw division of tool slide 0.04 ‘Max. Longitudinal travel of tool slide 70 Max. transverse of cross slide 15 “Tape of hole in tailstock sleeve Morse No.2 Max. travel of tallstock sleeve 70 Motor 0. 37kow,220v,50h2 2.2 Main specifications for drilling and milling operation Max. drilling diameter 16 Max. diameter of vertical milling cutter 20 arf SeMax. diameter of vertical milling face Distance from spindle axis to the surface column Diameter of column Max distance between spindle and table surface Max quill movement of spindle Taper of hole in spindle nose Number of step of spindle and its range of speed Max horizontal rotation of spindle box around column Max inclination of spindle box(left and right) ‘Value of every hand feeding dial scale Value of every hand microfeeding scale Working surface of table(WXL) Number of T=slot.and its wide of working table Motor Outline dimension(1 x WX * H) Modle BB25 1 Mode! BE2S -2 Mode! BB25~3 Model BE25~ 4 63 70. 160 80 ‘Morse No.3 4 steps,400 ~ 1640 r. p. m+ £180" £90" 1 0.05 215x150 Ssteps, 10 0.37kw,220v,50HZ 1250 540x400 1250550 x 1100 1250% 540 x 1110 1250 550 x 1810Figi-3 OUTLINE DRAWING OF 8B25-3 MOLTI- FUNCTION CUTTING MACHINEFigl-S BB25-1 CUTTING MACHINE (LONGITUDINAL LEADSCREW WITH HANDLE) Figl-2 OUTLINE DRAWING OF BB25S-2 BASE FRAME CUTTING MAGHINEFigl-4 OUTLINE DRAWING OF BB25-4 BASE FRANE MULTI- FUNCTION CUTTING MACHINE3. TRANSMISSION SYSTEM ( See system of the machine) Fig.2 for the tramsmission Figl-2 TRANSMISSION SYSTEM OF THE MACHINE.3.1 For turning work. 3.1.1 See fig 3 of handle position for control spindle rotating speed 3.1.2 Please see Fig 4 for the ear of longitudlinal feed and the transmission system of screw thread. ‘The feed of change gear installed in the machine is 0. 10r. p. m-sometimes change gears (esp. in inch screw thread)run mto mtermediate shaft of the spindle box. It is solved that isolated cover supplied in the standard accessories is mounted in the middle of B.C Wheels. A =~ A y. export shaft in spindle box B - “TH intermediate sheft geer shaft cover gear frame c pedals import shaft in feed box Figd DIAGRANMATIC SKETCH OF GEAR TRANSMISSION‘See table 1 for the change gear needed for different feed, and threading pitch and the change gear sys- tem. ‘TABLE 1 wma ]oa oa pay oaloases]o.eo7orosjoo] 1 fuaas|iv| 2 [os] 4 [as a] 20 | 40 | 30] as] 40 | 4s] so[6o| 7] 40 oo | 50 0 75[ 70 B | 120| 80 0 | 75 35 | 45 | 35 | 60 Cc | 80 | So 120 80 120 D i] 80. 50 | 45 | 30 | 35 | 30 60 1M} 8 | 9 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 16 | 18 | 20 | 22 | 24 | 26 | 28 | 32 | 36 | 40| 48] S2 | 56 A 0 40 50 B 45 o | 6 120 c 127 D | | #5 | 50] 55 | 6 | 6] 70] 90] 45] 50 | ss | oo | 65] 70] a0 | 45 | 50| oo] @ | 70 mr 0.2 [0.25, 0.3} 0.4] 0.5] 0.6/0.7] 0.8] 1 |1.25) 0.05 0.10 [ss] «| [20 | 0 [70 | «| « [>s IIE lege em Bl 3 | @| 75 45 amy s| 2m | 6 ip 80 110 i) o| as Pas D 70 38 D 27 120 3.2. For Milling work 3.21 Steps of spindle speed (Sce Fig5) Motor- driven shaft spindle Fig.5 DIAGRAMMATIC SKETCH OF SPINDIE FOR MILLING =31 =3.3 Description of gear,screw, nut used in all parts of the machine: (see Fig. 2 and table 2) TABLE 2wm feet | tee PRM ee gee | = a [a 20° 45 B ‘change gear 0 1 20° 45 “4 change gear 120 1 20" 45 25, | dros ome wm |i 20° 45 feed box | 26 ‘dlutch 7 45 saddle apron| 27 gear shaft 15 1 20° 45 B Rear 53 1 20° 45 29 gear shaft 13 LS 20° 45 » gear rack 107 LS 20° 45 3 leadscrew 1 3 30° 45 2 nut 1 3 30° 20Sn6-6-3 saddle [33 | screw 1 Seba le a ap 45 Stas a ee tool rest | 35 screw 1 2 30° 45 36 | ue rte so | zas63 talstock |37 | screw ee et ee 33 | mux ie | aa anes aciati|39 | wear shat ws 2 20 43 4 gear rack harrel 1s 2 20° 45 Maal healer aa 20° 45 42 worm 19 2 20° 45 43 clutch mi 45 ee Toe 30° 4s 45 nut 1 2 30° ‘HT200 46 worm screw: 1 2 20" 45 47 worm 36 2 20° HT200 =f=4, INSTALLATON AND TEST RUN 4.1 Transport and installation 4.1.1 All the standard accessories, optional accessories and technical documems of the machine are packed in the same box. 4.1.2 Have opened box, you should first of all check the appearance of the machine and see whether all the standard and optional accessories accompanied with the machine are complete there ac- cording to the packing list. 4.1.3 As the thachine is removed out of the unpacked. box, the saddle of the machine should be clamped close up 16 the tailstock. The spindle box for drilling and milling work should be tightly locked close up to the column. 20 handling bar attached the hole back of the machine bed and tied with wire rope. During hoisting and transporting the machine, you should pay a more attention to the centre of its qravity to avoid it from inclination and the occurrence of accidents. 4.1.4 The bench type of machine must be installed on a rigid flat plate iron and wood, and fixed with ground bolt and nut. please see Fig 6 for the dimension of installation, site of ground bolt and/of the machines 4.1.5 Please see Fig 6 ~1 for the installation diagram of cutting machine with base frame. it's never allowed to install the machine on an irrigid wood table so as to avoid the machine from vibration when it starts running, and this will have an effect on the use of the machine and the precision of its operation. 4.11.6 the sliding surface and the unpainted parts of the machine are all oil sealed and coated with the anti— rusting grease. Before the installation, you must wipe away the grease and the oil seal and then completely clean them with anti~ fire detergeat especially the sliding surface: You must also be carefully the spindle box. 4.1.7 While installing the machine, you must use a level gauge to calibrate the mounting level of the machine und the flatness of the guide rail for furning work. 4.2 Test rin as HgSe EIS as a ear y = S70 $45 | 125 1225 Fig.6 INSTALLATION DRAWING OF BENCH CUTTING MACHINE Connecting machine Connecting both sides with bolts and nuts with screw and nuts aie Connecting working table and chip guard with hinge There are two bottom connecting hole when you remove the plate Fig6-| INSTALLATION DRAWING OF BASE ( WORKING FRAE) 144.2.1 After having calibrated the mounging level of the machine, you should fill the spindle box with No. 10 to NO. 20filted machine oil up to the oil level indicator on the end surface of the head- stock. And you should also fully fill up the oil filler points at the different parts of the machine with li- brication oil Next, you should check all the operating handles to see whether they work properly and reliably, the tightness of guide way is proper for its movement. If the tightness of tool-slide and crors slide of tool rest is not proper, please make an adjustment with shim or plug iron, 4.2.2 Prior to the test ran of the machine,also you must make a careful and through check over all the switches of the electrical motor and the safety insulativity of the electrical appliance. And you must connect the ground wire to ground screw so as to avoid the current leakage and any other acci- dents because of the damage of electric circuit during: the transportation. 4.2.3 On the first starting of test run, you should start the spindle to run at the lowest step for 20 minutes to see if any parts of the machine work properly and normally. If there is no any unusual pheomenon with it, you can increase the running speed of the spindle gradually. 4.2.4 Never be allowed to change the spindle speed or to exchange the feed unless the machine ‘comes to 2 deed stop in order to protest gears. 4.2.5 Before putting the machine into normal operation, the operator should carefully and thor- oughly read this operation instruction to know very well all about the performance, operation lubrice- tion, maintenance,etc,of the machine 99 as to assure that the machine can be put into normal use with a high precision accuracy and a longer service life. 5 OPERATION 5.1.1 Spindle box You can remove handle( 12,13)according to FIG 3 of Handle Position For Control Spindle Rotat- ing Speed when you need the spindle speed in processing the work. If the gears can’t bite ecah other, Please turn the 3~jaw chucks by hand until the gear can bite well, The machine can’ tum over when bigger slide rest is at the position of under the chucks. 5.1.2 Feed box ‘Switch(2)is used to operate the start, stop, forwarod and reverse motion of the electrical motor, and to drive the spindle to make the corresponding motion. The left red big knob(1)is used to urency os eestop. The elecvtric is cut up when you push knob. The electric is passed through when you optional de- mands. The screw thread mechanism transmit to stop when the wheel is at the position “separate” We can use wheel(15)to transmit the screw thread by hand. At the same time ‘you put the wheel of apron at the position" close”, 5.1.3 Apron Set the switch lever of clasp nut(4)at position“open” and turn handle sheel(3), you can make a manual longitudinal movement of the apron and the machine saddle. When you turn the inner and ex- temal cylindrical surface and cut the thread, you must set the switch lever(4) at the position close so that you are offered the mancuver Longitudinal feed and the threading. The needed feed and screw pitch can get by changing gear A.B. C.D. according to Change Geer Table in the spindle box of the machine or Table 1. The machine can tum metric and inch screw thread 20 kinds each, module screw thread 10 kinds. There is blank space in metric screw pitch“B. C’in Table 1. You can fix a proper gear Link mechanism in the intermediate shait when there is no stable No. of teeth of gears. 5.1.4 Tailetocks 5.1.4.1 Hex nut(5)is used to clamp the tailstock onto the machine bed. loose lever(7). you can turn Hand wheel(6)s9 that tailstock sleeve can telescopically move forward and backward. The move- ment of sleeve can be read out from the dial indicator. Each scate on the diel indicator is for 0.05mm ‘You must fasten lever(7) by hand again to fix the position of sleeve when the tailstok moves to the re- uired position. 5.1.4.2 You can adjust the horizontal coincidence of the axis of tailstock sleeve and the axis of sindle by the help of the screws in front and at back of the pad under the tailstock. $.1.5 Machine saddle and tool rests Tur lever(8), You can move the slide of top rest. Lever(9)is used to fasten the tool rest. Only when Lever(9)is loosed, the tool rest is be able to turn counter clock — wise. The slide of top rest can rotate + 45"so as to tun the inner and external taper surface. Lever(10)is a transverse feed lever. Hex nut(11) is used to fix the saddle on the bed. Attention: When carrying out the operation of turning the end sur- face and hole, you must turn the nut tightly to assure the working precision accuracy of a workpiece to be machined. te5.2 Operation of drilling and milling: 5.2.1 when the machine is going to drill of milla workpiece you must take down the top rest for tum- ing operation, and mount it on the work table for drilling and milling accompanied with the machine. (On this working table, there is a T— slot of 3 to 10mm in width: which can be mounted with the work- piece to be machined or a flat nose pliers,a circular index and other attachments. §.2.2 Spindle box for drilling and milling+* 5.2.2.1 Loose lever(16)and tum lever(20), you can lift the spindle box for drilling and milling opera- tion oto the requied height. And then you can turn the spindle box horizontally around the column for £ 180°. After adjusting the spindle box to the required working position, you fasten lever( 16)to fix the spindle. 5.2.2.2 After loosing the two hex nuts(25)in rotating plate. turn the flat square head in the right side with hand, you can incline the spindle box to the left hand or the right hand for 90°to meet the re- quirement of drilling and milling the taper surface of a workpiece. And you can‘tead the degree of its inclination from the index dial. Each scale on the index dial is 1° 5.2.2.3 to change the spindle speed, you should loose the knurled screw(23)in front of and at back of the protective cover. take down the protective cover turn the two hex nuts(21)to loose secording to the instruction shown on the speed change diagram, and change the transmission belt so that you are of- fered 4 kinds of running speeds. When changing the belt, it is easy for you to change the belt position by turning lever(22) to loose the belt. And when the belt is set to the required position,you must tense the belt to @ proper extent by turning lever(22)fasten the two hex nuts(21),and then put the protec- tive cover. 5.2.2.4 Switch(24) is used for the start up, forward motion and reverse motion of the electrical mo- tor. 5.2.3 Connection of spindle nase: ‘The Spindle nose has an inner taper hole Norse No.3 so that you can install the tension screw for cutter inside the spindle, The spindle and its sleeve have a longround hole for unloading cutter. Therefore, it is easy for you to load and unload the cutter and the shank of tool at the spindle nose. 5.2.4 Feed: ==5.2.4.1 When making feed in drilling operation, you should loose the fastening screw(26) of the spin- dle sleeve, pull off the push and draw clutch handle(17), tum lever(18),and feed the spindle by hand. ‘You can read out the feed of drilling operation from the dial indicator: each scale of which is Imm.On the feed gear shaft is equiped with @ vertex spring: After the completion of drilling work, you should loose lever(18) so that the spindle can automatically return to its place. 5.2.4.2 As for the feed during milling operation, the microfeed can be made by lever(18): the micro- feed can be made by pushing handle(17)of the push pull sliding shaft to be engaged in the end connec- tor,and by turning lever( 19) the microfeed is shown on the dial indicator:each of which is 0.0Smm, For milling operation, you must tighten the fastening screw(26)of the sleeve in order to fit the require- ment for milling work. 6 MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICATION “You must often malntein the machine in use so that it can keep a high working accuracy for a longer term ineréare the longa? se! life,and produce the satisfactory workpiece with high accurary. 6.1 Ten days after the machine is into normal use, it is necessary to chenge the lube in headstogk, to do this, you ate only needed to turn off the screw of oil drain plug under the frontside of headstock, to draw, off the lube filled in for test run, to carefully wash out the reside with coat and to fill the head- stock with a certain amout of lube again, From then on, the lubrication oil should be changed at regular intervals, Please see the regulations in Table 3 for further details. 6.2 Every day before work, you should lubricate the machine according to the requirements of the ma- chine for lubrication. And you should often check the cil level of the the spindle box. If the lube drops down below the oil level gange glass, you should fill the spindle box with lube upto the same height of the oil lever. But never be allowed to fill it up with too much lube in order to avoid the overflow of lute. 6.3 In use, the chip falling onto the sliding surface should be cleaned out in good time to prevent the chip from falling down between the sllding surface of the saddle and guide rail on the machine be,and to Prevent it from damaging those surface. You must clean and wash the four anti ~ dusting felts at- tached on both ends of the saddle at regular intervals in order to keep them having afine effect of anti — = eesrusting. 6.4 After having done the work every day,you should immediately dean out the chip. And you should wipe all the parts of the machine, and spread the machine oil on’ the sliiding surface of guide rail and the open surface ofnon ~ working range so as to keep them from rust. 6.5 In order to keep a high working accuracy of the machine, you should take special care of the cen- ter, the Stop plane on the chuck of spindle, the sliding guide rail, the inner tapered hole of Spindle, and, the instaltion plane of slide plate. And you must prevent the machinery of all these parts from being damaged and pennaturelly wify worn because of the unreasonable use. —i6—WOILISOd NOLIVORIGNT JO HOLTUS OULVWWVHOVIG LF -20-‘The lubrication requirements of machine parts ‘Table 3 Lubricating Ser No.| Name of machine par Nethod | Number of machine oi Pel postion | First, 10 days after the stat] | up of the machine: second, 1 | spindle box for tuning | gear bearing | spray | 10-20 20 days after the start up, next every 60 days fongitudinal 2 | sadate mide rail of] oil gun 10-20 stile 3 | Tool side lexdscrew | oil gun 10-20 + ‘sew tailstock| [Every moming and efter- 4 | Tatetcke cil gun 10-20 + sleeve noon 5 | leadscmw srew it gun 10-20 6 | Cross slide oil gun 10-20 _ [Spindle fer dling and] u bearing cil gun 40-20 Every time begore use a ‘Microleed mechanisn for] worm —wheel 8 il gun 10-20 every time before use nilling vom lifting mechanism — for| t 9 worm whee |. oil gun 10-20 | Every time before use dling and rniling ‘Microfeed mechanism for | 10 sew «il gun 10-20 Every time before use ruling ‘Angle wom sce for] worm wheel u ail gun 10-20 Every time before use nilling and deiling shaft 2 Each time before werk in all the-vsible sliding surface ype7 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT (See Fig. 8. 1,Fig.8.2) 7.1 This machine has been driven by two electrical motor used respectively for tuming and drilling op- eration. The main switch is of NVR switch which controls the forward motion, reverse motion, start and stop of the spindle. ‘The motor is 0. 37kv,220v,50HZ 1400 r. p.m We can supply the motor of 380v.0.55kw and 100v, (60HZ according to user's optional demands. for connection of the switch of electrical motor to the opw- ex supply, please see the electric diagram. The machine electric has open stop and urency stop button. 7.2 When making the installation and using the equipment, user must carfully cheek part of the equip ment according to the technical safety regulation. User should connect the ground wire at the same time of connecing to the power supply, and check the safety insulativity before use. 8 ROLLING BEARING(See Fig2) LIST OF BEARING ‘TABLE 4 No.of Fig) Type ‘heen Specifications Pieces Losation Single row taper. 1 zt x Do007109 : 459x752 1 | spindle box for naming, | ‘Single ~ row taper 2007108 40%68%19 2 Ce | 40x<68%1 1 Single row radial 3 fue x r 15x29 5 Single~ direction 4 |ro0002 | 2 001 df 20x32%8 2 | Single dirccton 5 |sios for turn 8 aie 20%35x10 1 | fee box for turing 6 [e107 Spleen a 38x 62% 14 2 ind la spindle housing | |single~ row radial | spindle Sor driting 7 |Dasi06 3035x135 2 ‘rust ball bearing ‘and milling Single row radial . 8 |sto2 ee 12269 1 | ifting serewNVR ais 6 Oita Wd Op) Wd-S00N) mle mye id a1 } & fe pli uu sO ad voi yen Os.suA05 uw \ essvaospprunsyy |— ||| a- | Ae a ity) 9 L Eh j i 100— 61XT ES a Elia favetiin i & dos E -| > 022 - 42-)] loys E : = il i -_}=—- Siar ahaa Wet”aso E Le too —61¥79. ATTACHMENT 9.1 List of standard accessories(See Table 5) Table 5 Ser No} Type tem Specifcuions | Pieces Remarks 1 | a |v-ba 630 1 2 | 9 |y-ber n0 2 3 | “Three ~jaw chuck 125 1 4 Conte | More Nod 1 5 Centre Morse No.2 1 6 T slot working table z 7 ‘Spanner for carriage 8 1 8 |GB70-85 Mgx35 | 3-_| Connecting 3 —jaw chuck 9 Inmer hax spanner 6 1 10 Single heed spanner 10 1 u ed ate) “4 1 2 Single head spanner 19 1 B Change gear mad | 1 4 | 25 jah 8 | 2S | 2 | tor treading metric = = ie pitches 151.255 | t Nasiz.s "7 { 60 2 B 5 at 1» ea 1 2 220 1 a a2 1 me 1 [for threading: metre serev inch sore, 55 | eeeSet No| * Type Item Specifications | Pies Remaris “ chang gear 215 1 25 80 i ‘ zu10 1 + Only supled fr mel BB2S~3,mexe 25 9.2 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES Opiional accesories supied according to user's requests Table 6 Ser Nol Type Trem err = Remarks 1 Four~jaw chuck ens 1 2 | Dail jig with shank | 1-13. 1 | with Morse No.3 shank 3] Flat nose plier wwidth90 1 ts fat nose width9O w Rotary indexing head | withe indexing pate | 1Lest 7 me ineE. —_ 600 Centre rest ALset i| Fallow rest hawt 8 ‘Thread cutting dal set 9 | Fic late 1 10 DAMAGEABLE PARTS(See Table 7) Table 7 Ser Ne] Nool Fig ken Specification Remarks 1 |pee2a-0303 | Clasp axe 20in-6-3 |e Fig 2 |BR2A-0406 | Transverse Leadserew nu 208a-6-3 | xe Fig 3 |opti9-86 | Sale vin 45 4 |More No.2 | Tatstod pin 10a | for conte 052 5 |GB83-88 | Square head fastening serew 35 __| fastened by piling the tool rest 6 |BeO2A-0734 | Spline housing 65S MoA |g and milling operation 7 |pex2A-o719 | Pul we 45 [ein nd ating cpeation ineThe ather £3 SaofFig | Itea | Material | Pieces 737 | Spiral spriag 635ig Mad -28-