- Kleiberit 743.7
- Kleiberit VP9296/57
- Jowat 280.3
Special for honeycomb pattern panels
-Quiadsa TM-1800
-Quiadsa TM1805
Special for 3D and glass effect tapes
- Dorus KS224/2
• Virutex only guarantees that edgebander PEB200/PEB250
will work correctly if one of the recommended glues are used.
1.3. GLUE CONSUMPTION AND APPROPRIATE EDGE (Fig. 37)
• See the diagram to the left, which shows the glue consumption given
the height of the edge, regardless of its thickness. For example: An edge
with a height of 23 mm consumes an average of 2.5 grams per metre.
• The diagram is also useful for identifying what type of edge can be
used given its height and thickness. For example: the maximum thic-
kness that you can use is 3 mm x 25 m tall, or the maximum height
that you can use is 54 mm x 0.4 mm.
2. SPECIFICATIONS
Voltage.................................................................................................220-240 V
Input power................................................................................................3450 W
Minimum edging thickness.........................................................13 mm (1/2")
Maximum board thickness (1-mm tape).......................................50 mm (2")
Maximum board thickness (2-mm tape)....................................50 mm (2")
Maximum board thickness (3-mm tape).....................................22 mm (1")
Maximum trimmer capacity.........................................................3 mm (1/9")
Maximum front+end cutting capacity........................................2 mm (1/13")
Minimum board width......................................................................102 mm (4")
Minimum board length...........................................................180 mm (7")
Electronic temperature regulation.............................110º-200ºC (230-392 F)
Working speed......................................................................4m/min (13 feet/min)
Weight...........................................................................................150 kg (330 lbs)
Weighted equivalent continuous acoustic pressure level A........<80 dBA
Uncertainty..................................................................................................K = 3 dbA
Wear ear protection!
3. STANDARD EQUIPMENT
Inside the box you will find the following components:
1. EB135 Rapid Edgebander
2. Moveable support
3. Multiple pusher
4. A box containing:
• Dispenser
• Edge loader
• Set of keys
• Gauge
• Roller for 3D/glass effect tapes
5. Documentation
Optional tools:
Carbide cutter radius 3 and 10º bevel: upper 8540172, lower 8540173
(Fig. 2).
Carbide cutter radius 2 and 10º bevel: upper 8540183, lower 8540184
(Fig. 2). Included as standard.
Carbide cutter 45º bevel: upper 8540185, lower 8540186 (Fig. 2).
4. EDGEBANDER DIMENSIONS
(Fig. 1) shows the space occupied by the edgebander.
5. PRE-ASSEMBLY
ASSEMBLING THE LOADER
• Remove screws I (Fig. 3).
• Put loader R1 into place and fasten it with screws and washers I.
• Ensure that tape loader rollers N can turn freely.
ASSEMBLING THE MULTIPLE PUSHER
The machine has a multiple multiple pusher Q1 (Fig. 4), which must
fit into centring devices P1.
CONNECTING THE DUST COLLECTOR
The edgebander EB135 must not be used unless it is connected to an
external dust collection system, as the amount of shavings created
by the trimmer would adversely affect the trim quality, obstruct the
machine's mechanisms and shorten the life of the cutting tools.
We recommend our dust collector AS382L for edgebander EB135. This
has a high-powered vacuum and a large-capacity dust collector. It works
in accordance with the requirements of the machine, functioning only
during the trimming cycles.
To install the dust collector AS382L, connect the collection tube, which
is included, to collector C3 (Fig. 13.2) of the machine and connect its
remote control cable to base B3 (Fig. 13) of the machine. The dust co-
llector must also be connected to an independent external power source.
To connect the machine's collector to a general installation with a
diameter of (4") 100 mm, order the optional attachment accessory
8545498, reducer with connectors (Fig. 16). The installation must have
an aspiration capacity of 1000 m
6. CONNECTING TO THE MAINS
The machine must be connected to a monophase 220-240-V mains,
earthed and with a minimum capacity of 16 A, equipped with the
obligatory protection measures (magneto-thermal and differential).
Connect using the cable supplied.
7. DESCRIPTION OF THE CONTROLS
Control panel A3 of the machine is located nearby the loader R1 (Fig.
5). The general safety switch L is below this, on the side of the machine
housing (Fig. 5 and 7).
General safety switch L (Fig. 7): This is the general on/off switch for the
machine. It has magno-thermal protection, a minimum-voltage coil
and a safety-locking device for use during handling or repair of the
machine. Red indicator light M1 (Fig. 7) lights up when electrical power
is present. In the case of an electrical surge, the machine switches off
automatically, leaving all of its components without voltage.
Control panel A3 (Fig. 6): Green indicator light M (Fig. 6), lit when the
machine is on.
Temperature control Q (Fig. 6), enabling the user to control the glue
temperature.
Emergency stop button P (Fig. 6). When this button is pressed, all
functions of the machine are automatically stopped. To reverse the
action, turn stop button P in the direction shown by the arrow. The
machine cannot be turned on again using switch L (Fig. 5 and 7) if
emergency stop button P (Fig. 6) has not been deactivated.
Control CM1 (Fig. 6) for adjusting excess edge at the front and back
Position 1: For front and rear cutting. Both ends without excess.
Position 2: For front cutting, with excess at the back
Position 3: For rear cutting, with excess at the front
Position 4: With excess at both ends of the board
Control CM2 (Fig. 6):
Position 0: Feeder and temperature control disconnected.
Position 1: Turns on the feeder and the temperature control.
Position 2: Turns on only the feeder.
Temperature control: switches on the motor (at 30° C below the
temperature setpoint) and controls the operating temperature and
the temperature setpoint, assigned by the user.
After 1 hour after turning the machine automatically stops heating
and has to be reset with the main switch L (Fig. 3) to continue working.
8. MAKING ADJUSTMENTS AND TURNING THE MACHINE ON
Before carrying out any adjustments, disconnect the
machine from the mains and lock the switch using
safety cover K (Fig. 7).
/h for the 100-mm (4") diameter.
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