Standard straightener components, Optional straightener components, Curve up/down adjustment – Rapid-Air STRAIGHTENER: SC SERIES User Manual

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Curve Up/Down Adjustment

some applications have dies that cannot accept anything but flat stock and

other dies run better with the material curving up or down to miss the built in

edge required in the die. before this feature was added, operators would under

straighten or over straighten the material to suit their needs but in doing so

would severely change the material entering the die. This not only caused

feeding problems but part quality problems. With this feature, curve up or down

can be accomplished by changing the position of the rolls without stressing

the material.

Entrance Guide roll Block

all straighteners are shipped with

an entrance guide roll block. This

block contains a roller and two quick

release adjustable edge guides.

Standard Straightener componentS

Entrance Cascade roll

The entrance cascade roll assembly

is used to maintain a support arc for

stock entering a feed. The cascade

roll has three extra rollers to help

the material flow better. It is a direct

replacement to the guide roll block

and has the same bolt pattern.

Exit Cascade roll

The straightener is shipped with the

exit side pre-drilled for the cascade

roll or guide roll block. The entrance

and exit use the same components.

Dial Indicator Gauges

The sc straighteners are built with

the machining complete to add on

the dial indicator gauges. The need of

this feature becomes apparent when

many different materials with varying

thickness are used. after setting up

a material for straightening, record

the gauge positions and then the next

time the material is used, use the re-

corded information for a faster setup.

optional Straightener componentS

Angle Bracket

Rapid air offers this accessory that

mounts between the straightener

head and the base. It angles the

exit side of the straightener twelve

degrees lower than the entrance

side. This feature works very well

when using the straightener to pull

off a non-powered reel.

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