Positioning; Positioning The Material For Bundling; Geometries Of Materials For Bundling; External Material Stock Monitoring - HellermannTyton Autotool CPK hybrid Automatisierungsanleitung

5 .2

Positioning

5 .2 .1 Positioning the material for bundling

f Make sure that the material for bundle is always in the
same position.
f Bundle the material neatly. Make sure there are no
projecting cable-tie ends.
f Make sure that the top and bottom jaws of the tool are
not obstructed.
15°
f Tilt the tool at an angle of 15 ° relative to the material to
be bundled. The Bench mount kit CPK holds the tool at
the correct angle of inclination.
90°
10 mm
f Guide the tool past the material to be bundled at an
angle of 90 ° to ensure that each binding is secure
without projecting cable-tie ends.
f Make sure that the cable ties are set with a minimum
spacing of 10 mm.
NOTE
If the material to be bundled is held rigidly (e.g. metal
tubes), the tool has to be spring-mounted to ensure
correct binding.
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Installing accessories for automation

5 .2 .2 Geometries of materials for bundling

Diameter
Rectangle sizes
Square sizes
Distance between material
for bundling and flat
5 .3

External material stock monitoring

An external sensor is needed for monitoring the end of the
material. The sensor connects to the power pack with
control box and is incorporated into the on-tool display.
A message shows on the on-tool display to draw attention
to the end of the material,
à "Overview of interfaces, power pack with control box" on
page 14.
The external sensor is not included in the scope of supply.
5 .4

Check of applied cable ties

The HellermannTyton components cannot perform the check
of the applied cable ties. An external monitoring system (e.g.
camera monitoring) is required for such checks.
Max. 20 mm
max. 12 mm x 27 mm
max. 13.8 mm x 13.8 mm
min. 42 mm
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