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Vertex, Automatic Stapler, 2000, With Speed Control

Description

  1. Overview
    1. Vertex automatic stapler with speed control, year 2000.
    2. Reference number: R-9519.
  2. Bonnell Springs Fides FC-60 Automatic Spring Coiling Machine
    1. Year 2005.
    2. Produces Bonnell springs for mattress at speeds of 60 pcs/min in a single cycle.
    3. The wire is coiled to a spring, knotted at both ends, heat treated, and collected to an outlet channel.
    4. Reference number: R-9520.
  3. Mattress SX60 Spring Coiling Machine
    1. Year 2006.
    2. Produces springs at 60 pcs/min.
    3. Manufactured with high quality components to achieve perfect configurations and stable productivity.
    4. Produces Bonnell springs for mattress at speeds of 60 pcs/min in a single cycle; wire is coiled to a spring, knotted at both ends, heat treated, and collected to an outlet channel.
    5. Requires only one technician to operate and is capable of producing various sizes of springs.
    6. Technical data:
      1. Spring type: Bonnell.
      2. Capacity: 60 pcs/min.
      3. Spring end ring: 62 to 95 mm.
      4. Steel wire gauge: 1.8 to 2.4 mm.
      5. Spring height - short shaft: 4 turns 80 to 120 mm, 5 turns 110 to 140 mm, 6 turns 130 to 150 mm, 7 turns 170 to 180 mm.
      6. Standard shaft: 6 turns 150 to 160 mm.
      7. Long shaft: 6 turns 165 to 180 mm.
      8. Main drive power: 4 kVA.
      9. Swift frame power: 1.5 kVA.
      10. Heat treatment: 10 kVA.
      11. Weight: net approx 2730 kg.
      12. Power requirement: 3 phase, 50-60 Hz, 415 V-480 V, 220 V.
    7. Reference number: R-9521.
  4. Automatic SX200 Spring Assembling Machine
    1. Year 2006.
    2. Mattress machine for assembling Bonnell springs.
    3. Can be operated by one person efficiently.
    4. Accepts different steel wire gauge, spring end ring, spring height and produces spring units within a certain limitation.
    5. Coils upper and lower springs together at same time automatically.
    6. Helical wire is coiled, cut, and clamped at both ends automatically.
    7. Spring rows can be set on the computer, and the spring units can be ejected automatically when the number of set rows is achieved.
    8. Technical data:
      1. Spring type: Bonnell.
      2. Capacity: 80 sheets / 8 hours (1800 mm x 2000 mm), max width: 2 m.
      3. Helical wire gauge: 1.3 to 1.5 mm (option: 1.6 mm).
      4. Spring steel wire gauge: 1.8 to 2.4 mm (option: 2.5 mm).
      5. Jaws spec: 68 mm jaws – 62 to 70 mm, 78 mm jaws – 68 to 75 mm, 88 mm jaws – 75 to 82 mm, 98 mm jaws – 82 to 95 mm.
      6. Spring height: 80 to 190 mm (option: 190 to 210 mm).
      7. Total power: 3 kVA.
      8. Weight: net approx 990 kg.
      9. Power requirement: 220 V.
    9. Reference number: R-9522.
  5. Fides Spring AS3 Assembling Machine Mattress Machine
    1. Make: Fides.
    2. Year 2000.
    3. Reference number: R-9523.
  6. Amelco 220V FF-1 Border Frame Machine
    1. Make: Amelco, model FF-1.
    2. Can be easily programmed for any specific size and shape of border frame.
    3. Large number of memory locations allows the operator to store all commonly used sizes and shapes.
    4. Fully adjustable feeding speed to suit the operator's welding performance.
    5. Computerized, operator-friendly logic circuits, controlled by PLC, giving additional safety, flexibility and reliability.
    6. Operation stops automatically if feeding jams or material runs out.
    7. Predetermined number of frames can be specified.
    8. Operation: automatic measuring, bending and cutting with manual welding.
    9. The material in coils (up to 500 kg) can be easily loaded onto the specially designed pneumatically operated swift by a single operator without the need of any lifting equipment (forklift).
    10. A single operator can easily produce, weld, anneal and stock 1000 frames per 8 hour shift.
    11. A foot operated butt welding/annealing machine can be supplied with the frame machine.
    12. The standard size table can handle up to 2000 x 2000 mm frames; table extension will allow larger sizes to be produced.
    13. Border frame strip: scaleless blue oil tempered spring steel strip.
    14. Electrical supply: frame machine 220 V, single phase, 1 kW. If butt welding is used, 400 V, 3-phase, 8 kW instantaneous.
    15. Compressed air supply: 0.5 m³ per hour at 6 kg/cm².
    16. Shipping weight: 850 kg.
    17. Model FF-1S: if steel strip used needs straightening before bending, model FF-1S incorporates a straightening device as part of the system.
    18. Reference number: R-9524.
  7. Amelco Butt Wel4 Welding 220V for Wide Frames
    1. Butt welding / annealing machine.
    2. Make: Amelco, model WEL4.
    3. The machine is supplied on wheels for mobility and is ready for use.
    4. A special socket is provided to be plugged into the frame machine for the electrical supply (8 kW, 220 V, 50 Hz).
    5. Plug in and switch on; the red light on the timer will be switched on indicating that the machine is powered.
    6. Two operations: butt welding and annealing.
    7. Electrical circuit: except for mechanical adjustments, there are 4 controls on the machine: power control (a rotary switch on the side with six steps allows the operator to choose the correct welding power), welding (initiated if material is in position and gap adjustment lever is turned to welding position; red light indicates welding in progress), annealing (operated with the annealing push button), timer (controls annealing time and acts as a cut-off timer during welding).
    8. Operation steps:
      1. The gap adjustment lever is set to the correct value (should be more than 1) of 1 to 6.
      2. For steel strip 10x1.4 mm, recommend setting of 3-4; for 10x1.7 mm, setting of 4-5.
      3. The operator, using the pedals, positions the 2 ends of the strip to be welded at the lower part of the jaws resting on the 4 pins; the two ends must meet correctly, in line, touching, clean and at the centre of the distance between the jaws.
      4. Choose the correct power 1-6 on the power selector knob.
      5. Turn the gap adjustment lever to "welding position" and the welding process will commence.
      6. The red light will be illuminated, the material will melt and be pushed together.
      7. With the pedals depressed, return the welding distance knob to the original position, remove the material from the lower part of the jaws and place it at the upper part of the jaws resting on the 2 pins having the welding point at the centre of the distance between the jaws.
      8. Press the red annealing button.
    9. Reference number: R-9525.