Press in device for ceramic pins

Iwesa O-PC-SE-P

Press-in device for ceramic pins in rotor shafts
Principle of operation:

The ceramic pins are fed by means of an oscillating conveyor pot via a pneumatic hose to an inspection station in which the position of any one-sided hole is checked. This is done with an optical sensor.
Incorrectly positioned parts are conveyed by a pneumatic slide into a collecting container.
Pins in the correct position are fed through another pneumatic tube to the separator of the press-fit tool.

The actual press-fit process is also performed pneumatically with a punch guided by a roller bearing.
First, a manually adjustable pressure p1 is used to check that the pin is not pressed too lightly into the shaft.
A pressure p2, which is also manually adjustable, then presses the pin into the rotor shaft as far as it will go.
A disk spring package preloaded with 5,000 N prevents excessive force from being exerted on the pin and shaft.
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The rotor shaft must be manually inserted into the die, removed and clamped by an operator. This process is safeguarded by a light curtain.

Design
Self-supporting station integrated in complete system for pressing in ceramic pins and balls.

Rotor shafts
Ø: 5 - 20 mm
L: 50 - 200 mm

Ceramic pin
Ø: 3 mm
L: 5 +/- 0,2 mm

Working cycle
Power: 15 strokes per minute

Safety
safety door with safety switch
Category 4 light curtain
Emergency off

Airborne sound emission
Continuous sound pressure at the workplace: 70 dB (A)

Electrical connection
Voltage: 230 V AC
Frequency: 50 Hz
Fuse. 10 A

Compressed air connection
Operating pressure: 5 - 7 bar

Dimensions
L x W x H = 850 x 950 x 1020 mm
Weight: approx. 110 kg

Year 2003

Electrically height adjustable work table

Documentation and wiring diagrams are available