Auto Switch Guide Wirestripper Stripmaster No 3000G 45-089 As for 2-wire, a stripper for round shape cord (2.0) is usable. Fix the switch with appropriate screw installed on the switch body. If using other screws, switch may be damaged. Since short circuit protection circuit is not built-in, the auto switch will be immediately damaged when the load is shortcircuited.
50.5 53 62 45 51.5 53 62 10 8.5 9 11.5 15.5 17.5 18.5 23 32.5 37 38.5 43 2.5 0 0 6 5 5.5 7 8 36 40 45 53 6 7 8 11 54 68 86 104 26 42 54 64 5 to 300 5 to 300 5 to 300 5 to 300 Rc, NPT, 1/8 Rc, NPT, 1/8 M8 x 1.25 depth 13 M8 x 1.25 depth 11 Rc, NPT, 1/8 M10 x 1.5 depth 15 M10 x 1.5 depth 14.5 KA H2 K MM MM1 NA NB NC ND NE NG NH NH1 NI NJ NS NY P S ZZ ZZ1 NF Model 10 12 14 18 M10 x 1.25 M12
Wirestripper Stripmaster No 3000G 45-089 As for 2-wire, a stripper for round shape cord (2.0) is usable. Fix the switch with appropriate screw installed on the switch body. If using other screws, switch may be damaged. Since short circuit protection circuit is not built-in, the auto switch will be immediately damaged when the load is shortcircuited.
Max. collision speed (mm/s) 1500 25 45 70 80 Max. operating frequency (cycle/min) 8.34 6.86 4.22 1.96 Extended Spring force (N) 20.50 15.98 6.86 4.22 Retracted Operating temperature range (C) 5 to 60 Standard Stroke Made to Order Specifications (For details, refer to page 8-31-1.)
Wirestripper Stripmaster No 3000G 45-089 As for 2-wire, a stripper for round shape cord (2.0) is usable. Fix the switch with appropriate screw installed on the switch body. If using other screws, switch may be damaged. Since short circuit protection circuit is not built-in, the auto switch will be immediately damaged when the load is shortcircuited.
No.PF-OMJ0005CN-I () // PFM7## 2 10 13 14 14 16 17 20 22 22 F0 23 F1 OUT1 24 F2 OUT2 27 F3 28 F4 29 F5 30 F6 31 F7 32 F8 35 F9 36 F10 38 F11 39 F12 40 F13 41 F98 42 F99 44 45 49 50 53 54 54 57 59 73 -1No.PF-OMJ0005CN-I (ISO/IEC)(JIS) *1) *2) *1) ISO 4414: Pneumatic fluid power -General rules relating to systems ISO 4413: Hydraulic fluid power -General rules
setting mode] 26 Default setting 26 Change of Set Flow and Hysteresis [Simple setting mode] 31 Simple setting mode 29 Change the Function Settings [Function selection mode] 31 Function selection mode 31 Default setting 32 F0 Reference condition/Units selection function/Switch output function/ Output object/Display colour 33 F1 Setting of OUT1 37 F2 Setting of OUT2 44 F3 Select digital filter 45
No.LFE*-OMY0008 / / / / / / / / LFE# SMC SMC SMC SMC 2 11 13 14 16 18 19 21 24 26 26 F1 OUT1 28 F2 OUT2 36 F3 40 F10 41 F20 45 F22 46 F30 47 F32 48 F33 50 F34 51 F80 52 F81 53 F82 54 F90 55 F98 56 F99 57 58 60 61 64 66 67 70 71 1 No.LFE*-OMY0008 (ISO/IEC) (JIS) 1 2 1) ISO 4414:Pneumatic fluid power -General rules relating to systems.
Then, it is found to be 45%. 2. After that, convert it to discharge rate of fresh water. Since discharge rate 45% of fresh water is equal to 4.5L/min of the fluid, with the following calculation; 4.5L/min0.4510L/min It is found discharge rate 10L/min is necessary for fresh water. 3. Then, refer to flow characteristic graph and calculated air pilot pressure.
Then, it is found to be 45%. 2. After that, convert it to discharge rate of fresh water. Since discharge rate 45% of fresh water is equal to 4.5L/min of the fluid, with the following calculation; 4.5L/min0.4510L/min It is found discharge rate 10L/min is necessary for fresh water. 3. Then, refer to flow characteristic graph and calculated air pilot pressure.
Ratio of discharge amount to fresh water (%) 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 1000 100 10 1 Viscosity (mPa s) mPas Silicone oil Lubricant Vegetable oil Water 60 to 80 1 6080 340 950 1500 3150 9800 Viscosity (mPa s) cp 0 100 1000 10 150 | 2650 45 | 2 3000 4500 Tomato juice Honey Medical barium Wooster source Cutting oil 4500 45 2000 to 3000 8 - 8.
HRS-R Series 5.16 Alarm customize function 5-45 HRX-OM-X027 Chapter 5 Display and setting of various functions Range over detection timer; Setting and Checking 35. Press the [SEL] key once. Setting screen of the range over detection timer is displayed on the digital display. PV SV 36.
PV SV 45. Select range over detection timer from the table below with [] key or [] key, and confirm by pressing SEL. Table 5.16-22 List of set value Set value Explanation Initial value (Default setting) Sets time from detecting the alarm to generation of the alarm.
PV SV 45. Select range over detection timer from the table below with [] key or [] key, and confirm by pressing SEL. Table 5.16-22 List of set value Set value Explanation Initial value (Default setting) Sets time from detecting the alarm to generation of the alarm.
PV SV 45. Select range over detection timer from the table below with [] key or [] key, and confirm by pressing SEL. Table 5.16-22 List of set value Set value Explanation Initial value (Default setting) Sets time from detecting the alarm to generation of the alarm.
PV SV 45. Select range over detection timer from the table below with [] key or [] key, and confirm by pressing SEL. Table 5.16-22 List of set value Set value Explanation Initial value (Default setting) Sets time from detecting the alarm to generation of the alarm.
XYC Exterior dimensions D G C C B J Fd (K Flange) 45 H Fn (KF Flange) A E Unit:mm Model A B C D E Fn Fd G H J XYC-25 100.2 85 48 1 23.5 40 26 64 28 XYC-40 130 115 66 2 38 55 41 84 36 C D G C B J Fd (K Flange) 45 K H Fn (KF Flange) A E Unit:mm Model A B C D E Fn Fd G H J K XYC-50 178 121 80 31 53 75 52 104 29 10.5 XYC-63 209 148 100 39 61 87 95 70 126 36 9 XYC-80 268 177 117 45.5 80 114 110
No.DIG-31900-OM002 45 Procedure LCD display 5 Hold down Down or Up button ( ) to set remaining 10 inputs as in clause 4. or 6 Hold down the mode button ( ) for 1sec. or longer.
OUTPUT 35 9-3-5. 36 10 3744 11 11-1. 11-1-1. 45 11-1-2. 4548 11-1-3. 48 11-2. 11-2-1. 4952 11-2-2. 53 11-3. 11-3-1. 53 12 12-1. 54 12-2. 54 13 13-1. 5557 13-2. () 5758 14 14-1. 5960 - 1 1 1 1 (ISO/IEC)(JIS) 1) 2) *1) ISO 4414:Pneumatic fluid powerGeneral rules relating to systems ISO 10218-1:2006Robots for industrial environments-Safety requirements-part1