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HIGH SPEED PRECISION LATHE
OPERATOR'S
& SPARE PARTS
MANUAL
16" & 18" Series
For Models : 1640L, 1660L, 1860L, 1880L
Sharp Industries, Inc.
3501 Challenger Street
Torrance, CA 9050. USA
Tel (310) 370-5990, Fax (310) 542-6162

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  • Page 1 HIGH SPEED PRECISION LATHE OPERATOR’S & SPARE PARTS MANUAL 16" & 18" Series For Models : 1640L, 1660L, 1860L, 1880L Sharp Industries, Inc. 3501 Challenger Street Torrance, CA 9050. USA Tel (310) 370-5990, Fax (310) 542-6162...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS PREFACE ...........................3 1. SHARP HIGH SPEED PRECISION LATHE 1-1 Machine Assembly ......................5 2. UNPACKING & MACHINE INSTALLATION 2-1 Unpacking ........................7 2-2 Lifting ..........................7 2-3 Basic Foundation ......................8 2-4 Cleaning ..........................8 2-5 Leveling Adjustment .....................8 3. ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT CONTROL 3-1 Electrical Wiring ......................9...
  • Page 3 CONTENTS 5. THREADING 5-1 Leadscrew Drive ......................17 5-2 Threading ........................17 5-3 Thread Dial Indicator ....................17 5-4 Thread & Feed Chart .....................19 5-5 Module & D.P. Thread Chart ..................22 6. LUBRICATION 6-1 Headstock Lubrication ....................24 6-2 Gear Box & Apron Lubrication ...................24 6-3 Lubrication Charts ......................24...

  • Page 4: Preface

    PREFACE Thank you for choosing Sharp as your choice for a high precision lathe. We at Sharp take pride in the workmanship, durability and precision of our machines. Read this manual in its entirety in order to get the best possible results from the machine and prolong its life, and become familiar with its operation, safety features and recommended maintenance.
  • Page 5  DO NOT modify or alter this equipment in any way. If modifications are necessary, all such requests must be handled by SHARP INDUSTRIES, INC. Any unauthorized modification or alteration of any sharp MACHINES could...

  • Page 6: Sharp High Speed Precision Lathe

    1. SHARP HIGH SPEED PRECISION LATHE 1-1 Machine Assembly...
  • Page 7 ITEM DESCRIPTION ITEM DESCRIPTION Spindle speed shifting lever Carriage clamping lever Spindle speed H/L shifting lever Foundation adjusting bolt Spindle speed shifting selection Spindle operation control rod lever 4 position automatic feed stop Forward/Reverse Shifting lever selection rod Thread/Feed Selection lever Leadscrew Thread/Feed Shifting lever Auto-feed rod...

  • Page 8: Unpacking & Machine Installation

    2. UNPACKING & MACHINE INSTALLATION 2-1 Unpacking When the machine is arrived, first, check if the wooden case is damaged or not, secondly, open the case and inspect the machine for any damage or short supply of parts. If so, please contact our company or insurance company immediately in order to get the best solution or refund;...

  • Page 9: Basic Foundation

    2-3 Basic Foundation With the common usage of tungsten carbide cutting tools nowadays, heavy cutting and quicker spindle speed are therefore reinforced. This may cause the vibration easily. In order to keep the best cutting condition it is necessary to build a sound & good floor basis. (Please refer to figure 2-3 for basic structure.) UNIT-mm Fig.2-3...

  • Page 10: Electrical Circuit Control

    3. ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT CONTROL 3-1 Electrical Wiring The electrical control box can be found by opening its cover at the back side of bed. Connect the power source wire with the connecting points (R.S.T). The wire between the power source and the connecting points must be over sectional area (5.5 mm for 460 or 18”...

  • Page 11: Testing & Operation

    4. TESTING & OPERATION 4-1 Operation Symbols Variable adjustment (pressure) Clockwise: High speed HIGH pressure increase revolution Counterclockwise: pressure decrease Low speed Electrical revolution control box Forward Imperial threads revolution Neutral gear Metric threads Auto feeding Reverse Rate per revolution revolution Feeding Pump...

  • Page 12: Transmission & Stop Of Spindle

    4-2 Transmission & Stop of Spindle After the procedure described previously in this manual have been done, it is time to test the machine. to “L”, the spindle speed shifting Position the spindle H/L shifting lever ○ to “N” selection lever ○ to the very left side, and forward/reverse shifting lever ○...

  • Page 13: Intermittent Operation Of Spindle

    Caution: Do not shift gears while spindle is turning. Be certain gears are properly engaged before starting. 4-4 Intermittent (Inching) Operation of Spindle For the convenience spindle speed shifting, feeding rate recognition and work piece center line and adjustment, press the intermittent button ○ located on the right side of the gear box, and the spindle will rotate forward.

  • Page 14: The Importance And Methods Of Spindle Leveling Adjustment

    4-5 The Importance and Methods of Spindle Leveling Adjustment A lathe without proper leveling adjustment is likely to chatter. As a consequence, this will influence the cutting accuracy of work piece and result in poor roundness accuracy and finish. It is necessary to pay attention to the spindle leveling from time to time in order to have the best cutting condition of the lathe.

  • Page 15: Transmission & Stop Of Gear Box

    4-6 Transmission & Stop of Gear Box Open the end cover to find the gear train transmitting from headstock box, position the forward/reverse shifting lever (○ of item 1-1) to right side, the spindle will rotate forward; to right; reverse; to Neutral, stop. Do not change the gears while turning.

  • Page 16: Automatic Feeding Operation

    4-9 Automatic Feeding Operation 1. Position the thread/reverse shifting lever (○ of item 1-1) for obtaining the required feeding position. 2. Shift the thread, feed selection lever (○ of item 1-1), thread, feed selection lever (○ of item 1-1), 10-step feed selection lever to select the appropriate feeding rate.

  • Page 17: Tailstock Operation

    4-12 Tailstock Operation 1. The tailstock handwheel dial is divided in 0.002mm per graduation. The tailstock moves forward 5mm per clockwise revolution of handwheel.When revoluting clockwise, the quill will retract and, to the last, the center will release automatically. 2. Push the tailstock quill locking lever ○ forward to fix the tailstock quill.

  • Page 18: Leadscrew Drive

    5. THREADING 5-1 Leadscrew Drive. Move the forward/reverse lever (○ of item 1-1) to the right will cause the leadscrew to rotate backwards, moving the lever to the left the leadscrew will rotate forward and when lever is in neutral the leadscrew will stop. 5-2 Threading After selecting the thread to be cut, set the following levers to the appropriate position: ○...
  • Page 19 Thread dial indicator for Metric leadscrew cutting metric threads. There are two dials, 2&7 division and 3&5 division for Metric leadscrew while using Metric thread dial indicator. Use 3&5 division dial for cutting pitches 1.25, 2.5, 5.0, 2.25, 4.5; for the rest threads use 2&7 division dial. Example 1 : For cutting pitches 0.5, 0.75, 1.0, 1.5, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 6.0, use the 14T worm gear and the 2&7 division dial.

  • Page 20: Thread & Feed Chart

    5-4 Thread & Feed Chart For Swing 16”, 18”(410mm, 460mm) Series while Metric Leadscrew & Metric Feed.
  • Page 21 For Swing 16”, 18”(410mm, 460mm) Series while Imperial Leadscrew & Imperial Feed.
  • Page 22 For Swing 16”, 18”(410mm, 460mm) Series while Imperial Leadscrew but Metric Feed.

  • Page 23: Module & D.p Thread Chart

    5-5 Module & D.P Thread Chart For Swing 16”, 18”(410mm, 460mm) Series while Metric Leadscrew.
  • Page 24 For Swing 16”, 18”(410mm, 460mm) Series while Imperial Leadscrew.

  • Page 25: Lubrication

    6. LUBRICATION 6-1 Headstock Lubrication Headstock lubrication is splash injection type. Oil grooves are equipped around the headstock to provide lubricant flowing from oil grooves to spindle, then finally reach the bottom of the headstock. To add oil, take off the oil plug on the top of the headstock cover, fill to the centerline of oil sight glass.

  • Page 26: Lubrication Locations

    6-4 Lubrication Location A: Oil input hole B: Oil drain hole...

  • Page 27: Maintenance & Adjustment

    7. MAINTENANCE & ADJUSTMENT Please refer to following items for machine problem solution and maintenance for obtaining the best function and the long service life of the lathe. 7-1 Headstock 1. To avoid the headstock cover oil leaking: Once the headstock cover is opened, use cloth to clean the connecting surface grease, then can close the cover and tighten the set screw.

  • Page 28: Apron & Saddle

    7-2 Apron & Saddle 1. Apron lubrication location: on the right top side of the saddle base. The oil inlet is plugged and marked “OIL” is the oil hole. 2. Apron drain hole located on the bottom ○ cover of the apron as show on the right figure, the drain plug marked ○...

  • Page 29: Gear Box

    7-3 Gear Box 1. Lubrication location: Below the top cover of the apron, take off the top cover to find the oil plug marked “OIL”, the oil inlet hole. 2. Drain hole: On the left bottom side of the 10-step feed selection dial.

  • Page 30: Belt Tension Adjustment

    7-5 Belt Tension Adjustment After long use, the belt will stretch and require periodic tension adjustment. 1. Take off the cover on the left back side of the lathe. 2. Loosen adjusting nut ○ and lower down the suitable height until the desired belt tension is achieved.

  • Page 31: Leadscrew Backlash Adjustment

    7-7 Brake & Micro Switch Adjustment The foot brake is connected with the micro switch. It should have 0-1 mm end play between the brake arm and the touching, head of the micro switch. The correct brake action should cut off the electricity first, then brake avoid the brake belt being worn out.

  • Page 32: Taper Attachment

    8. Taper Attachment Installation Taper of Attachment: STEP1: via hole “A” Install taper attachment on the carriage using screws NO.○ (Don’t tighten too tight using screw M10x40L and flat washer.) STEP2: Disengaged screw NO.○ STEP3: Adjust the position of NO.○ and let are gage point is contacted with NO.206009.
  • Page 34 TROUBLESHOOTING THE “C” MODEL LATHE The objective is to locate and isolate the problem NOISE IN HEADSTOCK/GEARBOX: Note: 85 % of noise normally comes from the output shaft pulley. Run lathe with all controls in neutral to see if the problem is in the spindle. a.
  • Page 35 Figure 1 Figure 2 Share Pins Figure 4 Figure 3...
  • Page 36 Check gear at bottom of shaft for tightness & proper fit against the lead screw. Check the half nut for proper fit. Note: All Sharp Lathes are made to cut ASE (Inch) threads. To cut metric threads, make sure the half nuts are engaged at all times, because it is not a metric based machine, and therefore will not repeat according to the threading dials.
  • Page 37 CHATTER/VIBRATION PROBLEMS: Spindle has excessive run out. (Figure 5) Loose Compound, cross feed or saddle. (Figure 6) Loose motor mount or motor not seated properly on base. (Figure 7) Backlash on drive pulley shaft and key. (Figure 2) New rack and old gear. (If machine has been crashed) (Figure 8) Irregular power supply.
  • Page 38 ADJUSTMENTS AND REPAIRS: ADJUSTING LEAD SCREW BACKLASH Remove plastic cover on the lead screw bracket. Loosen lock nut ”A”under cover. Tighten left side nut ”B”until backlash has been removed. Re-tighten lock nut ”A”and replace plastic cover. (Figure 9) ADJUDTING SPINDLE BEARINGS The front and middle spindle bearings are precision taper roller bearings.
  • Page 39 ADJUSTING THE FEED OVERLOAD This machine is equipped with a safety overload which can be adjusted by the set screw (Part # 73) located in the center of cover (Part # 75) which is located in the center of the apron. (To increase tension turn clockwise, to reduce tension turn counterclockwise).
  • Page 40 Figure 5 Figure 6 Loosen bolts a bit when aligning Head. Figure 7 Rack Pinion Figure 2 Figure 8...
  • Page 41 Spindle Bearing Adjust. Oil-in Hole Figure 9 Figure 10 Figure 13 Loosen 3 screws Tighten 3 screws on the side as needed (First take off chasing dial assembly.) Make sure to test the up/down movement of halfnuts/holders before reassembling Figure 17...
  • Page 42 OIL LEAKS Headstock top cover leak: Remove cover, clean all surfaces with a clean rag, apply a small coat of grease on the gasket surface and reinstall the cover. Oil leak around the spindle is most likely caused by the oil level begin too high or oil return hole over the spindle being blocked or restricted.
  • Page 43 APRON REMOVAL Remove dowel pins from lead screw and feed shaft (Figure 4) Remove chasing dial assembly (Figure 15) Remove rotation lever assembly (Figure 15) Remove lead screw bracket and slide lead screw & lead shafts out of apron (Figure 16) Removing 4 bolts will allow the apron to be removed.
  • Page 44 Figure 11 Figure 12 Shear Pins Loosen bolts a bit when Figure 5 Figure 4 aligning Head. Spindle Bearing Adjust. Oil-in Hole Figure 10 Figure 16 Figure 15...
  • Page 46 CONTENTS SYSTEM IN EACH UNIT......................1 HEADSTOCK ..........................2 GEAR BOX ..........................11 APRON ............................16 BED AND BASE ........................21 BRAKE SYSTEM ........................24 CARRIAGE AND CROSSFEED ....................26 TAILSTOCK ..........................31 STEADY .............................33 FOLLOW REST ASSEMBLY ....................35 9.10 COLLANT SYSTEM ASSEMBLY ....................37...

  • Page 49: Headstock

    HEADSTOCK ASSMBLY (Spindle Bore：58mm or 2") Model: 19”(480) Amt. Model: 17”(430) Model: 21”(530) Item No. Part Name Used Part No. Part No. Part No. Head stock 3001001-172 3001001-192 3001001-212 Oil plug 3001002 3001002 3001002 Head stock cover 3001003 3001003 3001003 Blanket 3001004 3001004...
  • Page 50 HEADSTOCK ASSMBLY (Spindle Bore：58mm or 2") Model: 19”(480) Model: 19”(480) Model: 19”(480) Amt. Item No. Part Name Used Part No. Part No. Part No. Snap ring , S34 9171S034 9171S034 9171S034 Gear-h 3001047 3001047 3001047 Gear-j 3001048 3001048 3001048 Square key , 8x7x85L Ball bearing , 6205 91301020 91301020...
  • Page 51 HEADSTOCK ASSMBLY (Spindle Bore：58mm or 2") Model: 19”(480) Amt. Model: 17”(430) Model: 21”(530) Item No. Part Name Used Part No. Part No. Part No. Square key , 6x6x18L 91610604 91610604 91610604 Snap ring , S40 9171S040 9171S040 9171S040 Housing 3001088 3001088 3001088 Oil-seal , TC25x47x8L...
  • Page 52 HEADSTOCK ASSMBLY (Spindle Bore：58mm or 2") Model: 19”(480) Amt. Model: 17”(430) Model: 21”(530) Item No. Part Name Used Part No. Part No. Part No. Shaft 3001123 3001123 3001123 Washer 3001124 3001124 3001124 Lever 3001125 3001125 3001125 3001126 3001126 3001126 Set screw, 91120810 91120810 91120810...
  • Page 53 HEADSTOCK ASSMBLY (Spindle Bore：80mm or 3") Model: 19”(480) Amt. Model: 17”(430) Model: 21”(530) Item No. Part Name Used Part No. Part No. Part No. Head stock 3001001-173 3001001-193 3001001-213 Oil plug 3001002 3001002 3001002 Head stock cover 3001003 3001003 3001003 Blanket 3001004 3001004...
  • Page 54 HEADSTOCK ASSMBLY (Spindle Bore：80mm or 3") Model: 19”(480) Model: 19”(480) Model: 19”(480) Amt. Item No. Part Name Used Part No. Part No. Part No. Snap ring , S34 9171S034 9171S034 9171S034 Gear-h 3001047 3001047 3001047 Gear-j 3001048-001 3001048-001 3001048-001 Square key , 8x7x85L Ball bearing , 6205 91301020 91301020...
  • Page 55 HEADSTOCK ASSMBLY (Spindle Bore：80mm or 3") Model: 19”(480) Amt. Model: 17”(430) Model: 21”(530) Item No. Part Name Used Part No. Part No. Part No. Square key , 6x6x18L 91610604 91610604 91610604 Snap ring , S40 9171S040 9171S040 9171S040 Housing 3001088 3001088 3001088 Oil-seal , TC25x47x8L...
  • Page 56 HEADSTOCK ASSMBLY (Spindle Bore：80mm or 3") Model: 19”(480) Amt. Model: 17”(430) Model: 21”(530) Item No. Part Name Used Part No. Part No. Part No. Shaft 3001123 3001123 3001123 Washer 3001124 3001124 3001124 Lever 3001125 3001125 3001125 3001126 3001126 3001126 Set screw, 91120810 91120810 91120810...

  • Page 58: Gear Box

    GEAR BOX ASSEMBLY Type: 16 Type: 18 Item No. Part Name Amt. Used Part No. Part No. Gear box 1210300307 1210300307 Cover-gear box 1210300101 1210300101 Gear-driven bevel 1210300405 1210300405 Pin-fixed 1210300503 1210300503 Pin-split Claw-shifter 1210300601 1210300601 Claw-shifter 1210300709 1210300709 Claw-shifter 1210300807 1210300807 Claw-shifter...
  • Page 59 GEAR BOX ASSEMBLY Type: 16 Type: 18 Item No. Part Name Amt. Used Part No. Part No. Gear-"D" shaft 1210303004 1210303004 Gear-"D" shaft 1210303102 1210303102 Gear-"D" shaft 1210303200 1210303200 Gear-"D" shaft 1210303308 1210303308 Gear-"D" shaft 1210303406 1210303406 Gear-"D" shaft 1210303504 1210303504 Gear-"D"...
  • Page 60 GEAR BOX ASSEMBLY Type: 16 Type: 18 Item No. Part Name Amt. Used Part No. Part No. Snap ring , S16 Hexagon socket screw , M6xP1.0x25L 91-1 Cover 1222100200 1222100200 Plug-oil inlet 1122101401 1122101401 Hexagon socket screw , M6xP1.0x65L Seat-pilot light 1210701206 1210701206 Lead-screw (5 feet in)
  • Page 61 GEAR BOX ASSEMBLY Type: 16 Type: 18 Item No. Part Name Amt. Used Part No. Part No. Screw socket headless set , M6xP1.0x8L Switch Knob 1120207400 1120207400 Hexagon socket screw , 1210701500 1210701500 M10xP1.5x35L Pin-taper , 0x38 1003502904 1003502904 128-1 Pin-taper , 6x45 Hexagon socket screw , M8xP1.25x40L...

  • Page 63: Apron

    APRON ASSEMBLY Type: 16 Type: 18 Item No. Part Name Amt. Used Part No. Part No. Body-Apron (right) 1210900209 1210900209 (left ) 1210900101 1210900101 1210901706 1210901706 Hexagon socket screw , M6xP1.0x16L Holder-half nut (right) 1210900405 1210900405 (left) 1210900307 1210900307 Nut-half (in) 121090051 121090051 (mm)
  • Page 64 APRON ASSEMBLY Type: 16 Type: 18 Item No. Part Name Amt. Used Part No. Part No. Key-square , 6x6x12L Gear 1210903200 1210903200 Seat-worm 1210903308 1210903308 Shaft-worm 1210903406 1210903406 Bearing-thrust , 2904 91311005 91311005 Worm gear 1210902007 1210902007 Washer-lock , 20 Hexagon socket screw , M6xP1.0x12L Spring, Ø...
  • Page 65 APRON ASSEMBLY Type: 16 Type: 18 Item No. Part Name Amt. Used Part No. Part No. (right) 1210901608 1210901608 (left) 1210901500 1210901500 Shaft-lever 1210904501 1210904501 Lever Sleeve-lever Set screw , M4xP0.7x10L Pinion-rack 1210904707 1210904707 Key-square , 6x6x20L Bearing-niddle , NK20/22 91311001 91311001 Set screw , M6xP1.0x10L...
  • Page 66 APRON ASSEMBLY Type: 16 Type: 18 Item No. Part Name Amt. Used Part No. Part No. Seat-switch 1210701706 1210701706 Key-square , 6x8x25L Hexagon socket screw , M8xP1.25x16L Bracket 1210701804 1210701804 Screw-lock 1210701902 1210701902 Screw-hexa. socket headless cap, 1210702007 1210702007 M8xP1.25x8L Seat-lever 1210702105 1210702105...

  • Page 68: Bed And Base

    BED AND BASE ASSEMBLY Type: 17 Type: 19 Item No. Part Name Amt. Used Part No. Part No. Cover-end 1221600201 1221600201 Screw-cross-recessed head, M6xP1.0x20L Cover-electric box 1122102006 1122102006 Hexagon socket screw , M6xP1.0x25L Pin-taper, 6x36 Rack (5 feet ) 1210701000 1210701000 (6 feet , right) 1220700604...
  • Page 69 BED AND BASE ASSEMBLY Type: 17 Type: 19 Item No. Part Name Amt. Used Part No. Part No. Block-leveling 1003501809 1003501809 Bolt-hexa. head , W1/4"x25 Washer, W5/8" Seat-coolant pump 121010051 121010051 Cover-coolant motor seat 1005000403 1005000403 Nut-lock , W1/4" Base (5 feet) 1210100209 1210100209 (6 feet)

  • Page 71: Brake System

    BRAKE SYSTEM ASSEMBLY Type: 17 Type: 19 Item No. Part Name Amt. Used Part No. Part No. Seat-motor 1210400606 1210400606 Shaft-motor seat 1210400204 1210400204 Block 1210100601 1210100601 Screw-hexa. socket headless set, M6xP1.0x15L 1210400606 1210400606 Spring 1210400302 1210400302 Shaft-brake 1210400704 1210400704 Arm-brake 1210400802 1210400802...

  • Page 74: Carriage And Crossfeed

    CARRIAGE AND CROSSFEED ASSEMBLY Amt. Type: 17 Type: 19 Item No. Part Name Used Part No. Part No. Carriage 122080109 122080109 Nut-crossfeed Nut-crossfeed Spring, 0.3x5x15L Shim-crossfeed nut 1120800901 1120800901 Pipe-lubrication oil Nut-copper Conveyor-oil 1120801006 1120801006 Cap-crossfeed screw 1120801104 1120801104 Nut-hexa. Head, M12xP1.25 Hexagon socket screw, M8xP1.25x35L Wiper-rear...
  • Page 75 CARRIAGE AND CROSSFEED ASSEMBLY Amt. Type: 17 Type: 19 Item No. Part Name Used Part No. Part No. Dial-crossfeed (8TPI/export) 1000808203 1000808203 (5MM/export) 1000802603 1000802603 Hexagon socket screw , M6xP1.0x15L Set screw 1120803000 1120803000 Handle-wheel (local) 1120802601 1120802601 (export) 1120802709 1120802709 Screw-adjusting , M6xP1.0x30L Knob-handle (local)
  • Page 76 CARRIAGE AND CROSSFEED ASSEMBLY Amt. Type: 17 Type: 19 Item No. Part Name Used Part No. Part No. Bearing-thrust, 51102 Seat-compound rest screw Collar Dial-compound rest 1000820003 1000820003 Washer-wave type Handle Hexagon socket screw , M6xP1.0x16L Knob-handle Nut, M10xP1.5 Set screw , M8xP1.25x8L Swivel Nut-compound rest screw Spring washer , M10...

  • Page 78: Tailstock

    TAILSTOCK ASSEMBLY Type: 17 Type: 19 Item No. Part Name Amt. Used Part No. Part No. Seal-oil , TC68x90x12 Hexagon socket screw , M8xP1.25x10L Set screw , M6xP1.0x10L Block-clamp 1121101005 1121101706 Block-clamp 1121101005 1121101706 Shaft-clamp spindle 1121101103 1121101804 Pin, 5x12 Lever 1121102100 1121102100...

  • Page 80: Steady

    STEADY REST Type: 17 Type: 19 Item No. Part Name Amt. Used Part No. Part No. Steady-rest (6" Bronze tip type) 1003519203 1003501103 (6" Roller type) 1003519301 1003501201 (9" Bronze tip type) 1003501309 (9" Roller type) 1003501407 Plug-lead screw Cap, 6x52L Lead-screw Nut-lead screw Screw-fixed...

  • Page 82: Follow Rest Assembly

    FOLLOW REST ASSEMBLY Type: 17 Type: 19 Item No. Part Name Amt. Used Part No. Part No. Body-follow rest (Bronze tip type) 10035019409 1003503107 (Roller type) 100352700 100352710 Nut-lead screw Lead-screw Collar Pin , 4x25L Plug-lead screw Screw-hexa. socket headless cap, M8xP1.25x10L Shoe Screw-hexa.
  • Page 84 COOLANT SYSTEM ASSEMBLY Type: 17 Type: 19 Item No. Part Name Amt. Used Part No. Part No. Nozzle Nut-lock Cock-lever Elbow Metal pipe Pipe (5, 6 feet) 92605002 92605002 (8 feet) 92605003 92605003 (10 feet) 92605001 92605001 Elbow Pump body (220V/440V) 92111802 92111802 Bolt-hex.

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