Technical data

Operating Manual for AViTEQ Small Conveyor Units KF and KR

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3.2.2 Flow chart - explanations

1 Rubber feet are part of the shipment of AViTEQ small conveyor units. They

are already screwed to the underside of the small conveyor drive when the

unit is shipped. However, the rubber feet may become unusable following

plant modification or ageing due to environmental factors. They must be

exchanged if there is visible evidence of porosity, lack of elasticity, oily sur-

face or other damage (cf. picture to the left).

Rubber feet destruction due to contact with oil! The rubber feet are not oil-resi-

stant - avoid contamination with oil under any circumstances, ensure that the base

plate is clean, and that your hands are oil-free during installation. In oily environ-

ments, the rubber feet should be checked at half-yearly intervals.

2 You may order the required number of rubber feet from AViTEQ Vibrations-

technik using the part numbers in table 3.8.

3 Before you mark the drilling holes, you should take care when positioning

the small conveyor unit. Later, the working unit will have to vibrate freely

and should not strike against the neighbouring conveyor channels or rails.

The distance depends on the vibration width, which will be adjusted later!

In the case of working units with feeder or output funnels, the cuff used must not

impede free vibration of the unit. Observe appropriate cuff length and flexibility!

4 Do not damage the rubber feet if you leave the unit on the base plate during

drilling!

5 Do not exceed the permissible tightening torques as this may result in

damage to the rubber foot concerned (table 3.9).

Drive Number per small

conveyor drive

Part number

KF 0,3 4 14162

KF 0,5 4 1710

KF 0,7 4 1288

KF 0,9 4 1547

Table 3.8 Part numbers for rubber feet

ATTENTION!

NOTE