BALA MACHINE INDUSTRY AND TRADING LIMITED COMPANY

USER’S MANUAL

VERTICAL PANEL SAWS

Orhaniye Mah. Alanyurt yolu no:8 Inegöl/ Bursa

Tel: +90 224 715 4657 fax: +90 224 715 46 24

Web: www.balamachine.com E-mail: info@balamachine.com

 INTRODUCTORY

BALA MACHINERY INDUSTRY

Welcome to the worldwide fraternity of Vertical Panel Saw owners.

A company that believes in the old traditions of craftsmanship, quality and value
manufactures the panel saw you have purchased. We take pride in our products, our
individual customer service and the sense of satisfaction that comes from providing you with
a panel saw that will meet your particular needs.

Bala is a pioneer of the machine tool cutting industry in the development and manufacturing
of fine panel saws. For more than twenty years, we have made practical, safe and economical
saws for industrial use worldwide. Thousands of our products have been sold in the Turkey
and countries throughout the world.

Our company, taking his power from over 30 years’ experience in the wood processing
machinery manufacturing, reorganized under the name of Bala Machinery Industry and
Trading Ltd. Co. in 1992 and focused on Vertical Panel Sizing and Composite Panel Cutting
and Grooving Machines.

Aiming advanced technology, high quality and customer satisfaction all the time, our
company has proven itself with its products, recognized in both domestic and foreign markets
and reached a broad customer base.
Contents Page

Safety Procedures ……………………………………...………………………………………1

General Warranty Terms………………………………………………………………….……6

Pre-Installation…………….……………………………………………………………….…..7

Installation Guidelines………………………………………………………………………..13

Main Frame Installation…………………………………………………………………....…13

Gantry Installation……………………………………….…………………………………....20

Blade Rotation Test……………………………………….……………………………….….29

Digital Measurement Adjustment………………………….……………………………..…..33

General Operation Instuction Tips…………………………………………………………....34

Periodic Mainence…………………………………………...………………………………..43

Spare Parts…………………………………………………………………………………….46

Electrical Diagrams………………………………………………...…………………………54

General Contact……………………………………………………...……………………..…52
SAFETY PROCEDURES

The safe operation of this machine is of the utmost importance.

General Safety Information & Guidelines:

1. Read the operation manual in its entirety with understanding regarding operation, safety
and maintenance.
2. Only authorized and/or trained personnel should use this machine. No one should operate
the machine that is not familiar with all functions of operation, maintenance and safety.
3. Only authorized personnel should work near or move around the machine.
4. Take note of warnings throughout this manual to insure proper use and operator safety.
5. Always be alert and direct all of your attention to the work at hand. Think safety first.
6. Final safety will depend on you. Any machine tool can be potentially dangerous.
7. It is solely the machine operator’s responsibility in the event of an accident caused by
negligence with regard to machine operation and towards proper use as outlined in this
manual.

Installation:
1. Never install or operate the machine on a sloping floor. This would prevent the machine
from being level and bolted securely to the floor.
2. The machine must be installed on a level floor and lag bolted securely to the floor in order
to prevent the machine from tipping/falling over.

Work Environment:
1. Work in environments offering sufficient illumination. Poorly lit work areas have potential
to cause an accident.
2. Do not use operate machine in an explosive or flammable environment.
3. Do not use operate machine in a damp or wet environment.
4. Do not use operate machine outdoors.
5. Always keep a fire extinguisher nearby.
6. The temperature of the machinery environment for safe operation should be between -10°C
to 40° C (14° F to 104° F).

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Saw Blades:
1. Do not install a blade on the machine until the set-up is complete, proper saw blade arbor
rotation has been confirmed and the installation has been checked and approved by the plant
safety director.
2. Never operate the panel saw with any safety guards removed.
3. Do not use blades that are cracked or warped.
4. Never place your hands or any body parts on or under the saw carriage or in the path of the
saw blade.
5. Before mounting any blade to the arbor, check that the contact surfaces on all faces are
clean and free from indentations, foreign materials and run perfectly true.
6. Never remove the blade guard before waiting until the arbor rotation has completely
stopped.
7. Disconnect and lock power to the machine off before changing saw blades.
8. Sharp blades are safer because they reduce the force required to cut.

Operation:
1. Do not use your machine out of the scope of work intended for operation.
2. For preventing serious injury or damage, do not interfere with the cutting of the machine
during operation in any way.
3. Never place your hands or any body parts on or under the saw carriage or in the path of the
blade.
4. Never attempt to retrieve a piece of cut material while the blade is rotating.
5. Never stand on the machine. Serious injury could occur if the machine is tipped or if you
unintentionally come in contact with the cutting tool.
6. Always maintain control when operating the machine by keeping a firm grip on all handles,
securing your footing/balance and never overreaching.
7. Cutting should be made only in the width of the machine’s limits. Exceeding the machine’s
cutting limitations may result in injury to the operator and damage to the blade/motor
assembly. Do not force the machine, as it performs best at the rate for which it was designed.
8. Do not make a cross-cut (vertical cut) without previously locking the gantry in one of the
five fixed pin locations. Never attempt to change any of the five fixed pins/locking points at
which the gantry is secured for cross-cutting

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9. Cross-cutting must always be done from the top down.
10. Always wait for the blade to come to a complete stop before changing cutting
direction/position.
11. Never leave the machine unattended during operation. Make certain the machine has come
to a complete stop that the power is off and the machine has been locked out before leaving it.
12. When the machine is not in use, make certain that the carriage lock is securely tightened
and in place.

Housekeeping/Maintenance:
1. Proper cleaning of the moving parts of the machine, the worktables and floor area is an
important safety precaution.
2. Always check tightness of all connecting components on the machine.
3. Do not directly spray cleaning liquids on the control panel, electrical enclosure, power lines
or electrical cables.
4. Keep all machine handles clean, dry and free from any oil and/or grease.
5. Do not operate your machine without routinely maintaining the machine maintenance
schedule.
6. Maintain your machine’s safety warning labels and nameplates which carry very important
information related to your machine and operator safety. If illegible or missing, please contact
Bala Machine Industry & Trade Ltd. Co. for replacement free of charge.
7. Observe proper lock out/tag out procedures when performing maintenance on your
machine.
8. Except for routine in-house cleaning as well as weekly, monthly and annual maintenance, it
is recommended that you only have Bala Machine Industry & Trade Ltd. Co. certified service
performed on your machine. User shall be responsible for damage and machine failure that
results from doing otherwise.
9. Do not neglect routine maintenance of any kind.

Eye & Ear Protection:

1. Always wear protective safety goggles or glasses and shields to protect your eyes.
2. Wear hearing protection for extended operational use.

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Clothing:
1. Remove all rings, wristwatches or bracelets.
2. Tighten your sleeves securely around your wrists.
3. Remove neckties or any neck jewelry.
4. Gather your hair with suitable devices.
5. Loose clothing, long hair and jewelry could become entangled and should never be worn
while operating the machine.
6. Always wear proper footwear/safety shoes.

Work Piece:
1. Never work on too small or too large of a work piece for the machines capacity.
2. Cutting should be made only in the width of the machine’s limits. Exceeding the machine’s
cutting limitations may result in injury to the operator and damage to the blade/motor
assembly.
3. Never hold pieces by hand to be cut.
4. Never remove cut parts from the machine or place material to be cut on the machine unless
the saw carriage is secured in position and the blade has come to a complete stop.

Safety Devices:
1. Only operate the machine with all the protective devices and guards in place and working
properly.
2. Do not operate the machine if any of the safety devices are not in proper working order.
Immediately lock out the machine if this should occur and contact to representative of Bala
products for troubleshooting, replacement parts or infield service.
3. Never bypass any of the machine’s safety devices.
4. Saw rotation may continue for approximately 3-5 additional seconds after pressing the
emergency stop button. Never place any body parts near the saw blade or saw blade path until
the blade has come to a complete stop.

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Electrical Safety:
1. The machine’s electrical supply must be grounded.
2. Check electrical connections regularly for any possible loose connections or wire chafing.
3. Do not directly spray cleaning liquids on the control panel, electrical enclosure, power lines
or electrical cables.

Parts & Parts Replacement:

1. Do not remove original machine parts or modify the machine in any way.
2. Do not cancel or bypass any parts employed by your machine.
3. Do not remove the saw motor from the carriage.
4. Always use spare parts/replacement parts from the manufacturer only for effective and safe
repair and operation.
5. Non OEM parts that are not originally manufactured for these machines, can cause serious
damage to the machine, injury to the operator and will automatically void any warranty.
6. Disconnect and lock out power to the machine off before changing any parts or making any
adjustments.

Service:
Do not have any outside service people other than those trained and authorized by the
manufacturer repair or provide maintenance to the machine.

Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO):

1. Whenever the machine is stopped for adjustment purposes, to remove any parts or to carry
out maintenance work, place the power switch in the off position and properly lock out the
machine.
2. Be sure your machine is turned off before supplying power to avoid accidental starting. Do
not use the machine if the power switch does not turn it on and off.

BE SURE TO READ & UNDERSTAND THE ABOVE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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GENERAL WARRANTY TERMS

TERMS OF WARANTY

 Bala Makina San. Tic. Ltd. Şti. Guarantees that all the machinery has been tested
before the shipment and they are manufactured according to international standards.
 From the shipment of the machine warranty period is 24 (twenty-four) months.

UNDER WARRANTY

 During the warranty period of the machine, any of defects from faulty manufacturing
service is free of a charge.
 Due to Factory production processes all the faults and the faulty part replacements are
free of a charge
 If there is a fault of any machine or defective part, changing the part in place by our
replacing service team, transportation, accommodation and feeding costs should be
covered by end-user.
 Shipping and customs fees for the spare part must be paid by the end-user.

WARANTY DOES NOT COVER DAMAGE IN THE FOLOWINGS

 Failure to follow the rules of instructions

 Improper use of the machine and not using for its purpose of design
 The routine maintenance of the machine (Cleaning, Lubrication etc.) is not done or
missed by the “USER"
 Due to the USER's electrical system malfunction, in the machines materials in
electrical cabinets and electrical installation
 Poor quality and improper equipment usage breakdowns occurrence by the user.
 Breakdowns or malfunctions as a result of moving machine in the workshop or change
its place to different facility.
 Natural disasters (Fire, flood, lightning, etc.)
 Damage the machine by operating the machine in a problematic way

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 INSTALLATION
 Pre-Installation Requirements
 In preparation for the arrival of your new Bala Vertical Series Panel Saw, we are
providing you with pre-installation details and necessary information to help you
ensure an efficient installation.
 If you have any questions on any aspect of your installation, please contact your Bala
technical service department at 0090 224 7154657.
 Electrical Requirements
 VERY IMPORTANT
 We place this information first as it seems to be the most frequently overlooked or
misunderstood aspect of purchasing equipment of this nature.
 Your saw will be provided with electrical specifications matching your purchase
order. PLEASE CONFIRM YOUR VOLTAGE. It is extremely important that air and
power are provided to the area designated for the saw before the assembly date. The
methods for supplying power to your machine may vary depending on local electrical
codes.
 We recommend a fused disconnect on the wall behind the saw within easy reach of the
operator. Please provide the information below to your electrical contractor so that he
may obtain the proper materials.
 Please see this table for the Amp service based on the motor of your machine.

4 HP Motor 5,5 HP Motor

standard standard

Voltage: 220 / 240 & 380 / 420 Voltage: 220 / 240 & 380 / 420
Amps: 11.2 - 11.4 & 6.5 - 6.6 Amps: 15.2 - 15.6 & 8.8 - 9.0
Power: 4 HP Power: 5,5 HP
Frequency: 50 Hz & 60Hz Frequency: 50 Hz & 60Hz

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You will need to have your local state-licensed electrician come in prior to the machine and
dust collector (if ordered) arriving to do an evaluation of the location of where you are
planning to place your new Bala Panel Saw. They will then be able to install the conduit, pull
the wires and install disconnects at the general machine location. This process will take your
electrician a couple of days to complete and must be done prior to the installation.

When the machine arrives and installation is set to take place, you will need to arrange for the
electrician to be present at installation to do a quick connect from the disconnects that were
previously installed to the actual machine and dust collector if purchased. Due to the fact that
electrical codes and laws vary per state, this has to be done by a state licensed electrician and
cannot be done by the Bala installation technician.

Shipping Terms and Procedures

When your Bala machine has been completed it is your (i.e. customer and/or dealer)
responsibility to arrange for shipment to your facility, unless a different arrangement was
made as part of your original machine purchase agreement. You (i.e. customer/dealer) may
opt out of handling this yourself and as a courtesy Bala will coordinate the shipment with
your established shipping company and or ship it freight collect or pre-paid via credit card
upon your request. Bala will not assume any financial responsibility for shipment costs, as all
shipments are: Ex-Works Inegol-Bursa, 16400 Turkey (Not Included in Machine Price –
unless prior agreement was made).

Bala has several long-standing working relationships with preferred carriers whom we can
recommend. Bala strongly advises against shipping with the following carriers: UPS Freight,
Fedex Freight, DHL, TNT, Aramex. Should you choose to ship with one of these carriers that
we have advised against, Bala will not arrange your shipping for you nor will we allow for
freight collect or prepay shipments with them.
Should your machine be damaged in transit, Bala will not process any damages claims on
your behalf. We will however be happy to provide you with any support documents needed.

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Receiving and Unloading

You will be given the exact weight of your machine closer to delivery, however the rigging
requirements for offloading the machine are the same as previously outlined. These machines
can be approximately 675 Kg. gross weight. They ship in two pieces: the main frame/tables
on a skid approximately 400 Kg. and the carriage on a skid of approximately 275 Kg. If you
have any questions or concerns beyond what is covered in this agreement in terms of how to
offload, it is your responsibility to call Bala.

Make sure you are ready to remove the machine from the carrier as soon as it arrives. The
freight forwarder or Shipping Coordinator will contact you to schedule delivery; so that you
are prepared to offload your new machine when the container arrives. At this time, the
Shipping Coordinator will confirm the exact weight of the machine/skid you will be
receiving.

Your saw has been assembled and thoroughly tested at our factory to ensure proper operation.
It has been skidded and labeled for protection during shipment with your carrier of choice.
IMPORTANT: Upon arrival of your machine, please inspect the machine thoroughly to
ensure it was not damaged during shipment. If you see any signs of damage, do not unskid the
equipment. You should report a damage claim immediately to the trucking company you have
hired for this shipment. Depending upon the carrier it may be prudent to refuse delivery if a
damage claim is necessary. It is very important that you take photographs of any damage to
your machine immediately. Bala will not process any damages claims on your behalf. We will
however be happy to provide you with any support documents needed.
Note: When unloading or moving the skids, always lift from the bottom to prevent damage.

Installation and Training

Complete assembly of your vertical panel saw usually does not take more than 1 day if
uncrating and degreasing is done prior to the arrival of the technician. In most cases you can
expect to be in production within 1 to 1 ½ days. You must carefully follow the step-by-step
instructions provided by Bala for the installation of your machine. (Instructions are provided
separately.)
The designated operator is the best candidate to conduct the installation, as he/she will be
more informed of the machines operation. If you have a maintenance person, it is advisable to
have this person present during assembly as well.

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One full sheet of material will be required to square up and perform test cuttings.

Dust Collection
We at Bala recommend a minimum of 2000 + CFM for a dust collection unit, if applicable.
Your technician will advise you of the best method of hook up. Power supply for your dust
collector should also be arranged prior to the installation date.

Blades
Your new machine will arrive with standard set up blades. However, if you would like
guidance from the Bala service department and our tooling specialists as to what blades are
best, we would be happy to provide you with the recommended blades for your new machine
according to your applications. You may, but are not limited to ordering such tooling through
Bala directly. If you are to purchase blades with your machine order we are able to offer you
some of the very best pricing in the industry as well as a discount for a multiple blade order.

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UNLOADING CHASSIS FROM TRUCK

Use necessary cranes and lift as shown. Please take extra care during lifting and moving. If
necessary consult with specialized companies for lifting. You can see the connection points at
the following picture.

WARNING: Do not lift the chassis unbalanced. It is very important to lift the chassis
from center point.

FALSE TRUE

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UNLOADING GANTRY FROM TRUCK

Use a fork-lift to transport the gandry. Lift the gandry from center.

WARNING: When you lifting the gandry with fork-lift, be sure cutting head must be
center of gandry as you see at the following picture.

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INSTALLATION GUIDELINES

Your new Bala vertical panel saw is shipped as two components lagged and strapped. The
saw carriage assembly has been separated from the machine table for shipping purposes.
Carefully check the shipment for any damage and make the appropriate notation on the
shipping bill of lading as necessary. If damage is found immediately notify the shipping
company for inspection and claim.

1. Move machine to the location where it will be

installed. Remove lag bolts and straps from skid.
Use the following lift points for the machine
frame.

Lift and move the machine with a fork truck or

crane.

It is recommended that you use shackles (which

can be purchased at a local hardware store;also
called U-bolts) to connect to the lifting points if
your straps are too thick to bring through the
loops at the back lifting points

U-bolt/shackles on left center lift point at the

back of the machine:

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 Use fork truck or crane to lift with secure
straps and shackles:

 Lift points at the back/center of machine:

 Set machine in place of installation:

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2. Remove all protective wrapping from the machine.

3. Remove plastic protective wrap from along the

top of the machine.

4. Some of the machine feet will be touching the

floor while others are not. Eliminate the excess
space underneath the raised feet by making
adjustments to them.

 Far right machine foot is raised

 Far left machine foot is touching to floor

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5. Adjust front bolts of raised feet, as well as bolts on the back ends of the feet behind the
machine. Do this for all raised feet.

 Adjustments to front of raised foot:

 Adjustments to back of raised foot:

6. Level machine base after end feet

have been adjusted to the floor.

Level machine on both sides of center.

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7. Adjust the middle feet to the floor, removing
any space.

8. Once machine is level, anchor all feet to the

floor. Anchor both the front and back of each
foot.

 Anchoring back of foot:

 Anchor Bolt

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You can see following figure; how you can anchor your machine to ground with 8 anchors
bolts.

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9. The Gantry Stops are placed this way on the top
of the Machine (each end) for the sake of shipment

The Stops must be turned/flipped up. Remove the

bolts, flip the Gantry Stop up and pointing towards
the center of the machine, and finally fasten the bolts
back into the machine.

10. De-crate/nonskid and unwrap the Gantry.

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Mounting the Gantry to the Machine

11. Using a fork truck or crane, you will need to pick secure strapping and lift points. Observe
the following lift points based on fork truck and crane recommendation.

12. Lift point in the center of the gantry.

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13. Crane method lift point (and/or for those with enough ceiling height to lift with a fork
truck).

Remove the chain guard.

Lift point is at the top end of the gantry as shown

(right). Above the motor/carriage, but below the
top portion of the gantry that sets along the top
channel of the machine. Choke the strap as shown.

Motor
Strap point
Top portion of gantry

Place the strap behind this notch near the

chain:
(right)

14. Before lifting, make sure the straps are secured tightly to the forks of the fork truck (or
the crane). Move the gantry/crate at floor level as close to the machine base as possible.

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15. Involve two other personnel as spotters. Spotters hold the securing straps and spot
the gantry as it may pivot and turn upon being lifted up.

16. Gradually lift the gantry to the height of the front of the machine.

17. Place the gantry on top of the chassis’ linear guide way/upper rail. Line up the bearings
on the top of the gantry with the upper rail.

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18. When both bearings are aligned with
the rail, carefully and gently set down
the gantry on the machine. You may
need two personnel on either side of the
gantry to watch and help guide its
landing. Make sure the bearings stay in
line so they lay on either side of the
upper rail as it is mounted.

Bearings to set on either side of upper rail.

19. When upper bearings are mounted

(total six bearing at two sides), slowly let
the bottom of gandry down and let the
bottom bearing touch the bottom rail.

Bottom Rail

Bottom Bearing

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WARNING: First mount the upper bearings of gandry, than mount the bottom
bearing.

You can see the the montage at the following figure.

First follow the step A, than follow the step B.

20. Once gantry has been fully mounted, remove the straps.

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21. Remove the two counterweight bolts on
right and left side of gantry. You will find
these approximately 60 cm up from ground
level. The saw carriage is now ready to
move up and down.

Bolts

Save these bolts for future use. If you are

going to move your panel saw to a new
location in the future, first you need to
install the counter weight stabilizing bolts
before removing the gantry from the
machine base. When re-installing your
machine: Always place the gantry on top of
machine base first before removing the
counterweight bolts.

22. Turn the carriage brake (lever) counter-

clockwise to release the carriage. Check for
smooth carriage travel. Always re-lock
(turn clockwise) the carriage brake when
finished.

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23. Remove the triangular plate with two wheels from electrical box. Place the two wheels in the
aluminum channel on the top of the machine to the left of the saw carriage gantry. Bolt to the
bracket of the arm on the underside of the gantry.

Bolt here behind

gantry

Triangular Plate

Wheels sit in aluminum

channel

Back of the Machine

24. Locate the electrical junction box.

Remove the two mounting bolts on the
backside of the top portion of the gantry.
Remove the cover of the electrical
junction box. Mount the box to the
machine (back of gantry) and tighten the
two bolts inside the box, securing the
whole box to the back of the gantry.

Top, back portion of gantry

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25. Disconnect the ties which secured the dust hose
and blue air lines to the back of the machine for
shipment. (Only VSA models will have the blue
air lines.)

Bring all hose/wires up to the top of the gantry.

Keep the hose and wiring on the outside of all leg
supports for the machine; they will need to be able
to travel the length of the machine with the gantry
and not get caught or snagged on the legs.

27. Connect the dust hose at top of gantry to dust

collection transition.

TIP: You may need to loosen the hose clamp. The

hose goes inside the lip of the dust collection
transition (from the front of the machine). You
may need a second set of hands to hold the hose as
you work it into the dust collection transition.
Tighten hose clamp when done.

28. Connect the blue air lines to the quick-connect

air fittings (see right). There are two connectors on
the back of the gantry for hook up.

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29. In the electrical box, connect electrical wiring
through the strain relief connector into the
terminal box (wiring is fed through holes on the
bottom of the box.)

They are each labeled numerically. Connect each

to its corresponding connector. (Connect identical
numbers.)

30. Connect the pneumatic hose which can supply

min six bar pressure.

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Blade Removal for Rotation Test For DPM Series

These next steps will instruct you how to properly remove the scoring assembly and main
blade to test for the correct rotation inside the blade case. This test is not safe with the blades
on the machine. Remove blades prior to performing this test.

WARNING: Do NOT perform this test with blades on the machine. Correct rotation
must be confirmed before running the motor with the blades & safety covers in place.

33. The motor case shows two arrows:

The top arrow shows the correct

direction of the main blade motor
rotation,

The bottom arrow shows the direction

of the scoring blade

34. Take off the blade case cover and, remove the saw blades in this following sequence.

a) Release the spring at the top of

the scoring assembly.

b) Remove arbor bolt using an

Allen wrench. (8 mm).

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c) Remove scoring assembly.

d) Remove the main saw blade.

c d

35. Hold in blade cover limit switch once all blades

are removed. Have another individual push the
green start button.

36. When you start the motor by pushing the green button, be sure that the arbor is turning in
the same direction as the indication arrow.

37. If it is turning in the wrong direction, that means you need to swap 2 of the Phases in the
main power panel to correct the direction of the blade motor and arbor.

38. Once the blade motor and arbor are turning İn the correct direction, you may shut down
the machine and put the main saw blade, scoring assembly, spring, arbor bolt and motor cover
on again in designated sequence.

39. These steps, followed in sequence, will make your machine ready for operation.

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Blade Removal for Rotation Test For CPM Series

These next steps will instruct you how to properly remove the scoring assembly and main
blade to test for the correct rotation inside the blade case. This test is not safe with the blades
on the machine. Remove blades prior to performing this test.

WARNING: Do NOT perform this test with blades on the machine. Correct rotation
must be confirmed before running the motor with the blades & safety covers in place.

33. The motor case shows two arrows:

The top arrow shows the correct

direction of the main blade motor
rotation,

The bottom arrow shows the direction

of the scoring blade

34. Take off the blade case cover and, remove the saw blades in this following sequence.

a) Remove the grooving guide and

grooving blade.

b) Remove the cutting blade

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c) Remove grooving assembly.

d) Remove the main saw blade.

35. Hold in blade cover limit switch once all blades

are removed. Have another individual push the
green start button.

36. When you start the motor by pushing the green button, be sure that the arbor is turning in
the same direction as the indication arrow.

37. If it is turning in the wrong direction, that means you need to swap 2 of the Phases in the
main power panel to correct the direction of the blade motor and arbor.

38. Once the blade motor and arbor are turning İn the correct direction, you may shut down
the machine and put the main saw blade, scoring assembly, spring, arbor bolt and motor cover
on again in designated sequence.

39. These steps, followed in sequence, will make your machine ready for operation.

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41. To adjust horizonal readout follow the steps at the figure.

42. To adjust vertical readout follow the steps at the figure

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General Operating Instruction & Tips

 Panel saws are intended for cutting parts from large sheets of material. For cutting small
pieces choose a tool that is more appropriate for the application.

 Many types of material can be cut to size on a panel saw. It is important to ensure that
the correct type of saw blades are used depending upon that type of material being cut.
You can contact Bala at: 0090 2247154657 for technical assistance or any reputable
manufacturer of saw blade tooling.

 Industrial grade carbide tipped saw blades are recommended for most materials. Tooth
count and configuration varies depending upon the type of material being cut. To insure
smooth, clean, chip-free cuts it is imperative that the tooling be sharp. Improperly
sharpened or dull blades will cause chipping, burning and/or ragged edged cuts.

 When cross-cutting or ripping feed the saw carriage across the material smoothly
without stopping and at the correct speed for the saw blade material combination. Too
rapid of a feed rate will crowd the saw blade resulting in poor quality cuts and shortened
blade lifecycle. Too slow of a feed rate causes overheating resulting in burned edges
and shortened blade lifecycle.

 To prevent damage to both the machine and your material do not drop heavy material
onto the machine table roller support fence. Gently place the material onto the machine.

WARNING: When cross-cutting, always cut from top to bottom.

WARNING: When rip cutting, always cut from left to right.

 For chip-free cutting on both sides of double sided laminate material, always use the
scoring blade attachment.

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Changing the Saw Blade

1. Disconnect power to the machine and employ proper lock-out / tag-out procedures.

2. Position the machine gantry and lock it top and bottom into one of the cross-cut pin
positions with the foot pedal locking mechanism on the right hand side of the saw carriage
gantry.

3. Loosen the saw carriage locking handle by turning it counter clockwise one turn and
position the saw carriage at a comfortable working height.

4. Tighten the saw carriage locking handle by turning it clockwise until it stops and securely
holds the saw carriage in the desired position.

5. If the saw carriage is in the rip cutting position change the orientation to the cross-cutting
position by pulling all the way back on the saw carriage plunge handle and while holding the
handle in the fully retracted position rotate the saw carriage up into the cross-cutting position.

6. Open the saw blade case cover.

7. Remove the scoring saw blade attachment if it is attached by removing the retaining screw
and disengaging the retention spring.

8. Remove the saw blade arbor nut, the outside blade collar and the saw blade.

9. Clean the arbor, blade collars and blade to remove any build up of dust or debris.

10. Insure that the new saw blade is clean on both sides and free of any build up of dust or
debris.

11. Install the new saw blade by reverse order of steps #6 to #8 above.

12. Insure that the saw blade case cover is properly closed and secured prior to supplying
power to the machine. The machine will not operate when the saw blade cover is open.

13. You may have to readjust the rip and cross-cut ruler position indicators slightly if the new
saw blade kerf width varies from the previous blade set.

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Support Profiles Movement
If the saw carriage is rotated for a lengthwise rip cut and the rip cut is aligned to a position
that would otherwise interfere with the horizontal lateral material support profiles the
automatic material support profile position system will adjust the lateral material support
profiles vertically to avoid direct contact with the saw blade.

WARNING: NEVER place your hands under the saw carriage or in the path of the saw
blade especially during any cutting operation.
Dust Collection Bag

If used in lieu of a dust collector the bag collects dust collected during operation and must be
emptied on a regular basis.

Adjustable Rip Cutting Stops

There are four adjustable stops located on the right side of the vertical portion of the machine
gantry. These can be preset for desired repetitive rip cutting heights. Loosen the saw carriage
height locking handle and utilize the spring activated plunging stopper on the right side of the
saw carriage assembly to change the rip cutting heights to the desired preset levels.

Machine Limitations
These machines are to be utilized for panel rip cutting and cross-cutting according to the
definitions and safety instructions outlined in this machine operation manual. The
manufacturer is not responsible for any damage and/or injury resulting from improper
negligent use outside of these guidelines or replacements or changes made by the end user to
the machine. The machine operator is solely responsible for irresponsible and negligent
practices with regard to this machine and operation of it. Warnings related to injury
prevention and safety must always be watched and obeyed. Neglecting to follow any of these
instructions and warnings may result in injury of personnel and damage to the machine.

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Setting the Cross-Cut Ruler Position Indicators

There are rulers for setting adjustable cross-cut stops on the left portion of the cutting
table at both the mid and lower portions of the machine table.

1. Position and secure an adjustable material stop.

2. Place a piece of material on the table and position the saw gantry at one of the appropriate
crosscut pin locking locations.

3. Cross-cut the material (refer to Cross-Cutting Instruction below).

4. Measure the part that was cut.

5. Loosen the set screws that hold the cross-cut ruler position indicators in place and adjust
each indicator to read the exact dimension of the cut part.

6. Tighten the set screws that hold the ruler position indicators in place.

Setting the Rip Cut Ruler Position Indicators

1. Place a piece of material on the machine table to be rip cut lengthwise left to right.

2. Loosen and slide the rip cutting material stop located on the lower right portion of the
machine table up to the edge of the material and tighten to prevent the material from moving
while the material is being rip cut.

3. Rotate the saw carriage head into the rip cutting position (see Rip Cutting Instruction
below).

4. Position the saw carriage at the desired height.

5. Perform the rip cut procedure (see Rip Cutting Instruction below).

6. Measure the part that was cut.

7. Loosen the set screws that hold the rip cut ruler position indicators in place and adjust each
indicator to read the exact dimension of the cut part. The position indicators are located on the
bottom side of the saw carriage and the rulers run vertically on the gantry.

8. Tighten the set screws that hold the ruler position indicators in place.

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Starting and Stopping the Motor

WARNING: NEVER place your hands under the saw carriage or in the path of the saw
blade especially when the saw blade motor is energized.

The control panel is located on the right side of the gantry. Controls consist of: Start, Stop, E-
Stop and three amber indicator lights which illuminate when all three legs of the three phase
power source are energized.

Cross-Cutting Instruction
WARNING: NEVER place your hands under the saw carriage or in the path of the saw
blade especially during any cutting operation.

Cross-cutting is always performed with the gantry locked into position and the material is
always cut from top to bottom. Never attempt to cross-cut from bottom to top.
The machine gantry must be locked into position prior to cross-cutting. The machine will not
operate unless the gantry is securely locked into one of the cross-cut positions. There are five
fixed pin positions located on both one meter increments on the frame. On the right side of the
gantry there is a foot pedal and pivot that secures the top of the gantry to one of the fixed pin
positions and the bottom of the gantry to one of the fixed slot positions. During cross-cutting
operations the gantry must always be in a locked position.

If the saw carriage is in the rip cutting position place the saw carriage at a convenient height
by loosening the saw carriage locking handle by turning it counter clockwise one turn,
moving the saw carriage and then tightening the saw carriage locking handle clockwise until
the saw carriage is secured from vertical movement. To change the orientation to the cross-
cutting position pull all the way back on the saw carriage plunge handle and while holding the
handle in the fully retracted position rotate the saw carriage up into the cross-cutting position.
There is a handle conveniently located on the top of the saw carriage to aid in rotating the saw
carriage.

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Loosen the saw carriage locking handle by turning it counter clockwise one turn and check to
insure that the saw carriage traverses up and down smoothly. The cross-cut handle for raising
and lowering the saw carriage is hinged for operator convenience.

Set one of the cross-cut stops to the desired part dimension. There is a material measuring
stop located horizontally on the left side of the machine table at mid table height for use with
large sheets. If cutting material that is not high enough to reach this stop there is another
adjustable flip stop located on the lower left portion of the table above the roller wheel
squaring fence. When cutting a large sheet gently place the material to be cut onto the lower
roller wheel squaring fence and against the cross-cut stop. For stability it is best to insure that
the material is wide enough to rest on at least four rollers. The material support rollers allow
for easy movement of heavy materials.

Turn on the saw blade motor and raise the saw carriage so that the saw blade is (are) above
the material. Push the saw carriage plunge handle in toward the material to move the saw
carriage in towards the machine table and material until the saw carriage is fully engaged.
Lower the saw carriage drawing the saw blade through the material in a smooth and steady
motion at a speed best suited for the saw blade/material combination.

When the cut is finished pull the saw plunge handle back to raise the saw carriage away from
the table and material. Turn off the saw blade motor and remove the cut material. For
repetitive cross-cuts simply slide more raw material over against the cross-cut stop and repeat
the cross-cutting sequence as described above.

When cross-cutting smaller (shorter) pieces of material it is inconvenient for the operator to
place the material on the lower roller wheel squaring fence. The mid table support fence
allows for cutting of smaller material at an ergonomic workable height without having to bend
over to perform the cut on the material support rollers. The mid table support fence can only
be used for cross-cuts (vertical/up- down cuts). Only perform cross-cuts from top to bottom.

DO NOT ATTEMPT TO PERFORM RIP CUTS (HORIZONTAL/RIGHT-LEFT

CUTS) WHEN USING THE MID TABLE SUPPORT FENCE AS THE MATERIAL
MAY MOVE AND CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY TO THE OPERATOR.

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Scoring Instruction for DPM Models

WARNING: NEVER place your hands under the saw carriage or in the path of the saw
blade especially during any cutting operation.

Scoring cutting prevents chipping on the bottom side of double sided laminate materials. The
scoring cut is made by a separate small saw blade that leads the main saw blade and rotates in
the opposite direction of the main saw blade cutting up into the bottom of the material and
only deep enough to score the bottom portion. The main saw blade follows in the kerf path of
the scoring blade cutting down through the top of the material for a full finished cut.

Cross-cutting and rip cutting procedures are identical to those described above. The scoring
attachment can be easily removed when not required and cutting commenced with only the
main saw blade.

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Grooving Instruction for CPM Models

WARNING: NEVER place your hands under the saw carriage or in the path of the saw
blade especially during any cutting operation.

The Bala CPME2B is a unique machine specifically designed for the Aluminum Composite
Material industry. This machine employs both a saw blade for full cut to size requirements
and a V-Groove cutter for V-grooving partially through the material so that the material can
be bent.

Different groove shapes are achieved by placing different groove profile cutters on the V-
Groove arbor shaft. Common profiles include 90 degree, 135 degree and U shaped cutter
tooth shapes.

Precise depth control is maintained by a depth control wheel that rides on the top surface of
the material. Typical composite material thickness dimensions include 3 mm, 4 mm and 6
mm. Different diameter depth control wheels are placed on the grooving arbor depending
upon the thickness of the material to be grooved.

The machine control panel mounted to the right side of the gantry has a select switch for saw
cutting or grooving. When saw cutting is selected the machines saw blade is activated. When
the grooving position is selected the saw blade retracts and the grooving blade and depth
control wheel automatically protrude for operation.

Cross-cutting, cross grooving, rip cutting and rip grooving procedures are identical to those
described above. It is important to remember that there is an offset between the saw blade and
grooving arbors. Simply make a test cut of both saw blade and grooving cutter in a piece of
scrap material and measure the exact offset. Use this offset dimension when figuring the
different locations for cut to size and groove centerline locations.

When grooving close to the bottom edge of composite material the width of the saw blade
case limits how close the cutting tools can come to the edge of the material. A simple remedy
is to place a strip of material with parallel edges on top of the lower roller squaring fence as a
shim fence to raise up the lower edge of the composite material. This shim fence should be
wide enough so that the cutting tools can reach the bottom edge of the composite material.
The shim fence should not be so thick as to interfere with the retractable saw blade guard.

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When performing multiple rip cuts and grooves it is convenient to utilize the adjustable rip
stops located on the right side of the gantry. There are four adjustable stops located on the
right side of the vertical portion of the machine gantry. These can be preset for desired
repetitive rip cutting heights. Loosen the saw carriage height locking handle and utilize the
spring activated plunging stopper on the right side of the saw carriage assembly to change the
rip cutting heights to the desired preset levels. Always be certain that the saw carriage locking
handle has securely locked the saw carriage vertical position prior to rip cutting.

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 Daily Maintenance
Check List for Daily Inspection

Check Point Method Judgment

1. Traveling of the Move the gantry The gantry should travel

gantry smoothly. *See lubrication
instruction.

2. Visual inspection Follow blade removal No crack, chipping or

of the saw blade instruction outlined in the wear should be found on
installation procedure. the tips
Turn the saw blade by
hand slowly and check the
tips of blade

3. Machine cleaning Wipe machine clean Machine should be

cleaned after each day of
operation

4. State of Check points for Grease should not be

Lubrication lubrication emulsified, nor should oil
run dry. Keep dust-free.

5. Noise, vibration Listen to the sound of the No abnormal noise,

and temperature of saw running and of the abnormal vibration or
bearings saw gantry traveling in abnormal temperature.
idle operation No motor buzzing.

6. Dust Hose Make sure dust hose is not Dust hose should be open
blocked or folded at any and providing full amount
point of suction

7. Bolts, Fasteners Check all bolts and All points should be tight
and Hose tightening points on the and secure
connectors machine prior to
operation

8. Safety devices Check all safety devices to All safety devices must be
make sure they are in installed and active
proper working order

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 Weekly Maintenance
Check List for Weekly Inspection

Check Point Method Judgment

1. Gantry pivot Sliding pivot point for Gantry/blade should

point the blade and counter pivot smoothly between
kit shall be lubricated horizontal and vertical
by Grease once at 15 cutting positions
days

Monthly Maintenance
Check List for Monthly Inspection

Check Points Method Judgment

1. Surface tolerance Measure with straight Should be flat

of the table top gauge and thickness
gauge

2. Right angle Measure the panel cut by Should be within +/-

tolerance of the the machine 0.2mm against 1 m
saw blade and the
squaring fence

3. Straight tolerance Measure the panel cut by Should be within +/-

of the gantry the machine 0.2mm against 1 m
movement

4. Level Rails Place a long level across Material support rollers

should be level
the material support
rollers

5. Electrical wiring Check carefully Should not be snapped,

and pneumatic chaffed, cracked or loose
tubes at the terminal ends.

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 Annual Maintenance
Check List for Annual Inspection,

Check Points Method Judgment

1. Machine overall Check main base, for Main Base should be

level level, use leveling feet to level, with front and
adjust back of machine feet
secured to the floor (no
raised feet)

2. Insulation of the Measure with measuring The value should be 2

motor instrument Mega Ohm or more

ATTENTION:

The insulation test must

be done by a qualified
electrician to avoid
damage.

3. Material support Replace Material support profiles

profiles should be replaced on an
as needed basis

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 SPARE PART 1 – MAIN FRAME FRONT SIDE
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 SPARE PART 2 – MAIN FRAME BACK SIDE
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 SPARE PART 3 – GANTRY
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 SPARE PART LIST 1 SPARE PART LIST 2 SPARE PART LIST 4

4 Upper Rail 95 Gandry Bottom Stop 85 Back Support 1 Carriage 99 Handle

5 Bottom Rail 97 Shelf Stop 119 Air Filter 5 Bearing Bolt 101 Back Cover
15 Plastic Profile 1 101 Shelf Hendle 120 Selenoid Valve 11 Main Bar 102 Blade Cover
17 Plastic Profile 2 102 Shelf Plastic 122 Hose Nut 14 Cuting Head 104 Cover Hinge
18 Plastic Profile 3 104 Shelf Upper Stop 125 Plastic Clamp 15 Motor 107 Blade Case Bar
27 Support Wheel 105 Shlf Shaft 126 Dust Hose 19 Carriage Bearing 108 Blade Cover Case
30 Bottom Support 109 Right Sheet 139 Plastic Box 23 Moving Bar 112 Spring Bar
31 Bottom Fiberboard 110 Left Sheet 158 Digiral Readout Connection 24 Moving Part 115 Spring Load Case
35 Fiberboard Support 114 Horizontal Stop Rail 159 Digital Readout 25 Moving Part 116 Elbow Connection
38 Stop Pim 117 Horizontal Stop Part 187 Preassure Indicator 26 Moving Part 118 Plastic Elbow
42 Gandry Stop 118 Horizontal Stop Handle 27 Main Bar Ring 123 Main Bar Washer
45 Gandry Stop Plastic 159 Digital Readout 28 Main Bar Ring 127 Carriage Breaking Bar
241-
46 Measurement Connection 251 Digial Measurement Parts SPARE PART LIST 3 29 Moving part 129 Vertical Position Part
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52 Measurement Part 241 Left Connection 30 Moving Part Bolt 130 Horizontal Adjustment Part
60 Indicator 242 Left Wheel 10 Rail Upper Bearing Shaft 35 Rail Upper Bearing 31 Moving part Bolt 132 Horizontal Adjustment Part
61 Mesurement Lever 243 Left Small Wheel 12 Gear Shaf 36 Guide Sheet 32 Moving Part Ring 138 Horizontal Adjustment Part
65 Measure 244 Coupling 13 Gear 37 T Connection 33 Bar Ring 149 Switch Part
67 Upper Plastic Wheel 245 Encoder Connection 14 Rail Side Bearing Shaft 38 Triangular Connection 34 Bar Ring 150 Switch Part
71 U Prpfile 246 Encoder 15 Upper Lock Lever 40 Pneumatic Piston 37 Handle 151 Switch Connection
74 Spring Pim 247 Time Belt 17 Upper Lock 60 Chain 38 Lover Handle Connection 152 Switch Connection
76 Spring Pim 248 Right Small Wheel 18 Lever Connection 61 Stop Profile 39 Lover Handle Bar 153 Movable Panel Switch
79 Upper Wheel Rope 249 Right Wheel 20 Locking Bar 66 Plastic Stop 44 Radial Bearing 158 Bearing
84 Machine Bottom Support 250 Tensioner Part 24 Bottom Lock 67 Upper Connection 45 Measurement Indicator 163 Chain Connection
85 Back Support 251 Right Connection 26 Botom Lock Bolt 68 Encoder Connection 46 Fan 167 Spring
87 Back Support Bolt 27 Upper Lock Bolt 69 Encoder 47 Flange Bearing Seat 168 Blade Caver Handle
28 Bottom Bearing Bolt 72 Upper Wheel 48 Main Blade Flange 170 Safety Switch
29 Bottom Bearing Washer 73 Coupling 62 Main Blade 174 Blade Bolt
31 Botom Bearing 78 Botom Connection 63 Scoring Unit 175 Motor Belt

Spare Part Lists Model: DPM / DPM E / DPM ED Bala Machine

 SPARE PART LIST 1 SPARE PART LIST 2 SPARE PART LIST 5

4 Upper Rail 95 Gandry Bottom Stop 85 Back Support 1 Carriage 107 Blade Case Bar
5 Bottom Rail 97 Shelf Stop 119 Air Filter 5 Bearing Bolt 112 Spring Bar
15 Plastic profile 1 101 Shelf Hendle 120 Selenoid Valve 11 Main Bar 115 Spring Load Case
17 Plastic profile 2 102 Shelf Plastic 122 Hose Nut 13 Cuting Head 116 Elbow Connection
18 Plastic profile 3 104 Shelf Upper Stop 125 Plastic Clamp 15 Motor 118 Plastic Elbow
27 Support wheel 105 Shlf Shaft 126 Dust Hose 19 Carriage Bearing 123 Main Bar Washer
30 Bottom Support 109 Right Sheet 139 Plastic Box 23 Moving Bar 129 Vertical Position Part
31 Bottom Fiberboard 110 Left Sheet 158 Digiral Readout Connection 24 Moving Part 130 Horizontal Adjustment Part
35 Fiberboard Support 114 Horizontal Stop Rail 159 Digital Readout 25 Moving Part 132 Horizontal Adjustment Part
38 Stop Pim 117 Horizontal Stop Part 187 Preassure Indicator 26 Moving Part 138 Horizontal Adjustment Part
42 Gandry Stop 118 Horizontal Stop Handle 27 Main Bar Ring 149 Switch Part
45 Gandry Stop Plastic 159 Digital Readout 28 Main Bar Ring 150 Switch Part
241-
46 Measurement Connection 251 Digial Measurement Parts SPARE PART LIST 3 29 Moving part 151 Switch Connection
52 Measuremet Part 241 Left Connection 30 Moving Part Bolt 152 Switch Connection
60 Indicator 242 Left Wheel 10 Rail Upper Bearing Shaft 35 Rail Upper Bearing 31 Moving part Bolt 153 Movable Panel Switch
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61 Mesurement Lever 243 Left Small Wheel 12 Gear Shaf 36 Guide Sheet 32 Moving Part Ring 158 Bearing
65 Measure 244 Coupling 13 Gear 37 T Connection 33 Bar Ring 163 Chain Connection
67 Upper Plastic Wheel 245 Encoder Connection 14 Rail Side Bearing Shaft 38 Triangular Connection 34 Bar Ring 167 Spring
71 U Prpfile 246 Encoder 15 Upper Lock Lever 40 Pneumatic Piston 37 Handle 168 Blade Caver Handle
74 Spring Pim 247 Time Belt 17 Upper Lock 60 Chain 38 Lover Handle Connection 170 Safety Switch
76 Spring Pim 248 Right Small Wheel 18 Lever Connection 61 Stop Profile 39 Lover Handle Bar 174 Blade Bolt
79 Upper Wheel Rope 249 Right Wheel 20 Locking Bar 66 Plastic Stop 44 Radial Bearing 175 Motor Belt
84 Machine Botom Support 250 Tensioner Part 24 Bottom Lock 67 Upper Connection 45 Measurement Indicator 176 Deep Control Nut
85 Back Support 251 Right Connection 26 Botom Lock Bolt 68 Encoder Connection 46 Fan 183 Blade Shaft Part
87 Back Support Bolt 27 Upper Lock Bolt 69 Encoder 47 Flange Bearing Seat 188 Grooving Blade
28 Bottom Bearing Bolt 72 Upper Wheel 48 Main Blade Flange 190 Fiber Guide
29 Bottom Bearing Washer 73 Coupling 62 Main Blade 193 Pneumatic Piston
31 Botom Bearing 78 Botom Connection 63 Scoring Unit 194 Rod End
33 Upper Switch Connection 79 Tensioner Part 91 Carriage Breaking Bar 195 Piston Bolt
34 Upper Switch 86 Time Belt 99 Handle 196 Cutting Blade
101 Back Cover 197 Diamond Tip
102 Blade Cover 198 Blade Cover Case
104 Cover Hinge

Spare Part Lists Model: CPM E2B / CPM D2B Bala Machine
CONTROL BUTTONS

1. Three Phase Signal

2. Horizontal Digital Readout*

3. Emergency Stop Button

4. Amperemeter*

5. Motor Start Button

6. Motor Stop Button

7. Selector Button*

8. Main Switch

*Selector Button is only at CPM Series

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Power and Control Diagram Bala Machine
Model: DPM
Power and Control Diagram Bala Machine

Model: DPM E / DPM ED

Power and Control Diagram Bala Machine

Model: CPM E2B / CPM D2B

 X1

K1 F1 F2

B1 N

B4
N 1

1 3 5

N 2

EM G 2 4 6

B2 B3

OFF ON

RT1

Q1

Electrical Components Bala Machine

Electrical Parts ist

CODE EXPLANATION ORDER NUMBER MANUFACTURER

Q1 Main Switch PN 302 - 25 PAKOSAN
F1 Automathic Fuse 3x25A OAG47 - 3P25A OAG
F2 Automathic Fuse 1x10A GYM8 - C10 MEGALEC
RT1 Thermic Relay KNR1 - D1312 KNRI
K1 Contactor KNC1 - D0910 KNRI
S1 Upper Switch XCK KN 211 0P20 Telemecanique
S2 Lower Switch XCK P 210 2P16 Telemecanique
S3 Cover Switch XCM D211 0L1 Telemecanique
S4 Panel Switch XCM D210 2L2 Telemecanique
B1 Emergency Stop Button MB3 - ES542 IMPACT
B2 Stop Button MB3 - EN642 IMPACT
B3 Start Button MB3 - EN631 IMPACT
B4 Selector Button MB3 - ED 210 IMPACT
Y1 Selenoid Valve 4V24 - 08 MAXTOR
Y2 Selenoid Valve 4V24 - 08 MAXTOR

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General Contact Information

Bala Corporate Offices Bala Machine Ind. & Tra. Ltd.

Orhaniye Mah. Alanyurt Yolu
No.8 16400 Inegol – Bursa
Türkiye
Telephone: 0090 2247154657 & 67 Fax: 0090 2247154624
*Dial this main line for all technical
support & parts calls.
Business Hours: 8:00am – 18:00pm EST, Monday – Friday
Website: www.balamakina.com.tr
Bala Email Addresses
General Info: bala@balamakina.com.tr
Sales: export@balamachine.com
Parts: info@balamachine.com
Technical Services: arge@balamakina.com.tr
Accounting: muhasebe@balamakina.com.tr

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