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REAMING | ALVAN® Reaming Systems by S.C.A.M.I.

Setup Information Cutting Ring Style

A

Drive Pin (11:00 position)

Dimples (12:00 position)

DRILLING

Step 1: With the drive pins assembled, insert the cutting ring onto the mandrel. Make sure the dimples are at the 12:00 position with the drive pin at the 11:00 position.

B

BORING

Adjustment Procedure 1. Turn the conical ring slowly using an adjustment key (left-hand thread). Adjustment keys are supplied with reamers from diameter 17.600 mm to 40.599 mm. 2. Check the diameter setting of the cutting ring with a micrometer. 3. When the required diameter is achieved, unscrew the conical ring until there is a click and the drive pins are in traction in the opposite direction to the cutting action of the reamer. The reamer is ready for use.

Blind Hole

C

REAMING

Through Hole

BURNISHING NOTE: We recommend lubricating the thread and the conical surface of contact between the cutting ring and the conical ring with antifriction MOLYKOTE® grease. Step 2: Insert the conical ring. Tighten the lock nut to set the desired reamer size (left-hand thread). Then loosen the lock nut slightly until it “clicks” against the drive wall.

D

For Diameter Range: 100.600 mm - 200.600 mm

E

THREADING

1

2

3

4

5

Adjustment Key

Assembly 1. With the drive pins (2) assembled, mount the flange (1) onto the mandrel. Assemble the cutting ring (3) so the slot on the left side of the dimple is mounted onto the drive pins (2). Insert the conical ring (4). 2. Screw the ring nut (5) onto the mandrel and tighten manually so the conical ring (4) makes contact with the cutting ring (3). The thread is left handed. NOTE: We recommend lubricating the thread and the conical surface of contact between the cutting ring and the conical ring with antifriction MOLYKOTE® grease.

Adjustment Procedure 1. Turn the ring nut (5) slowly using a pin spanner.

2. Check the diameter setting of the cutting ring with a micrometer. Make sure the drive pins (2) are in traction and in the opposite direction of the cutting action of the reamer. 3. When the required diameter is achieved, the tool is ready to use.

X

SPECIALS

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