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Feeder Protection Plates on Siplace S20

#20011

Feeder Protection Plates on Siplace S20 | 22 May, 2002

Has anyone out there installed these devices on an S20 or had a head crash without them? Are they worth the investment to safeguard the machine? Is there another solution that one might consider?

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#20012

Feeder Protection Plates on Siplace S20 | 22 May, 2002

I don't know how much Siemens charges for this option, but I guess we both know what a new head costs. Siemens did let go on more service techs. last weekend. They all can install this option for less than Siemens quoted. If you can't find a tech. in your area, contact me: www.steering-inc.com

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#20200

Feeder Protection Plates on Siplace S20 | 4 June, 2002

We have had the crash protection installed on all of our machines and they are worth their weight in gold! Siemens installed some of ours on a special they were running last year, I believe it ran about $1,700.00 per machine, remember its a buyers market and everything is negotiable.

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#20201

Feeder Protection Plates on Siplace S20 | 4 June, 2002

So what exactly is a feeder protection plate and how does it protect the head when it decides to continuously accelerate until it achieves its allowable travel distance on the machine? How often does this happen?

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JAX

#20202

Feeder Protection Plates on Siplace S20 | 4 June, 2002

To make it simple: A Feeder protection plate is just a flat piece of metal that hangs over the feeders, inside the machine, and keeps the feeder cover from popping up and crashing the head.

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#20203

Feeder Protection Plates on Siplace S20 | 4 June, 2002

We got a pair and installed them with little trouble. One hole to drill and tap per side. Activates the e-stop but no message on the HMI.

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mantis

#20224

Feeder Protection Plates on Siplace S20 | 5 June, 2002

we had the fedder protection plates installed for about 6 months but ended up removing them as the plates were more hassel than there worth.The bolt on the estop swith kept slipping off and stopping the machine during produstion.It was very frustrating as the plates were very flimsy and not operator proof.

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