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Saw-Panel - GLOBE 13H SAW AND MAGNUM CORNER

 

MAGNUM SAW CORNER

 

MILL MACHINERY MAGNUM PANEL SAW CONVERSION

    New Magnum Automatic Saw Corner

  • Designed to fit most second pass cut off saws
  • Adjustable nominal panel length 6' to 10' by 48” to 60” wide
  • Panel thickness range of 1/8” to 1 ½”
  • Panel flow is end in at an elevation just above the saw chainways
  • Two air loaded polyurethane covered pinch wheels holds panel tight onto the bottom polyurethane covered driven infeed roll
  • Driven roll will have a 47” face so as to wear evenly regardless of panel width
  • Roll driven by Allen Bradley AC Servo Drive as noted in item three below
  • The driven roll with holddowns will decelerate the panels bringing them to a controlled stop near the backboard straight edge instead of slamming into it stopping within +- 1/16”
  • Covered drive roll will lower from contact with panel while saw chains are running using air cylinders
  • An underside steel roll at entry to backstop has a non-reversing backlash bearing to prevent panel from leaving the straight edge.
  • The backstop is equipped with two air loaded polyurethane covered pinch wheels to direct the panel into the bite of the backstop to keep the panel in contact with the anti backlash roll mounted below the pinch wheels
  • A second set of air operated up and down polyurethane holddown wheels going in the direction of saw travel will hold panels tight to a uhmw wear strip so as to assure full chain lug contact with edge of panel
  • Automatic panel length adjustment via chain and screw assembly attached to saw chain so both saw and corner move together
  • Adjustable table rides on vee-groove wheels and track

    Reconditioned Globe 13-H saw

  • 48” to 60” panel width capacity
  • Can provide 6’ up to 10’ panel length capacity
  • Chains driven by an Allen Bradley AC Servo Drive as noted in item three below Two 15 hp vee belt driven arbors saw blades not included
  • 33 inch pass line height

    Saw Reconditioning Includes:

  • Complete dismantle, inspection and sand blasting of small parts
  • Micarda wear strips will be installed on ways
  • Primer coat base paint while dismantled of all frame members and individual parts
  • All shafts inspected for proper size. Excessive worn shafts will be replaced or built up and re-machined
  • Main drive shaft will be replaced with new
  • All bearing housings in frame or arbors will be calibrated for correct bearing fit
  • New block chain will be installed
  • New chain arm bearing housings will be manufactured to allow use of needle roller bearings in place of brass bushings
  • New drive sprocket assemblies with roller bearings
  • Re-machined idler sprocket mountings and new idler sprockets with roller bearing inserts replacing the brass bushings
  • Prior to machine assembly 1st coat of Machine grade enamel paint will be applied to frame members and individual parts.
  • 2 sets of re-built panel chain lugs will be installed
  • Chain rails will have new anodized aluminum channel runs installed
  • All new fasteners such as nuts, bolts, washers and springs will be installed
  • During re-assembly, only new bearings, sprockets and drive chains will be installed on power transmission items
  • Arbor drives will have new vee-belts
  • Polyurethane holddowns wheels will be replaced with new
  • 2nd coat of Machinery enamel will be applied in steps during final assembly
  • Final inspection, testing under power, and adjustments completed
  • During dismantling, parts will be tagged and marked for proper re-assembly
  • Final touch up painting and preparation for protected shipment

    Allen Bradley Drive and Control Package

  • One Allen Bradley, MP Series Servo Motor, 34NM 3000rpm 480 VAC for saw chains
  • One Allen Bradley, Ultra3000 Servo Drive for saw chains
  • One Sumitomo Cyclo 6000 gear box for saw drive
  • One Allen Bradley, MP Series Servo Motor, 34NM 3000rpm 480 VAC for corner drive
  • One Allen Bradley, Ultra3000 Servo Drive for corner drive
  • One Sumitomo Cyclo 6000 gear box for corner drive
  • One Allen Bradley, touch screen control panel
  • One RS232 to Ethernet protocol converter
  • One MicroLogix 1100 PLC
  • One lot associated cables and devices required to operate corner and saw
  • Nema 12 enclosures provided and mounted by customer within 25 feet of drives
  • All devices such as limit switches and photo eyes will be machine mounted and wired to labeled terminal strips in junction boxes to be field wired by customer

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