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As shown in the figure below, the Z-axis motor rotates to move the rack and pinion system, moving the LM guides left and right. On the LM guides there are four angled cams. As the LM guides move, the cam followers slide …

CP-642/642E, CP-642M/642ME, CP-643E/643ME

CP-65, CP-652C

Z-axis servo motor

Y-axis servo motor

X-axis servo motor

CP6M1016E

Z-axis servo motor

X-axis servo motor

Y-axis servo motor

CP6M1015E

Turret

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As shown in the figure below, the Z-axis motor rotates to move the rack and pinion

system, moving the LM guides left and right. On the LM guides there are four angled

cams. As the LM guides move, the cam followers slide over the cams, raising or

lowering the Z-axis.

CP-6/6E, CP-6M/6ME, CP-65, CP-652C

On CP-642 and CP-643 series, there is a ballscrew at each corner of the table. These

ballscrews are rotated by means of timing a belt which is driven by a servo motor. The

Z-aixs is raised or lowered as the ballscrews rotate.

CP-642/642E, CP-642M/642ME, CP-643E, CP-643ME

Motor

Ball screw

Timing Belt

CP6M1018

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Belt Tension (CP-642/642E, CP-642M/642ME, CP-643E/643ME)

Set the XY-table belt tension as shown in the figure below. The tension at the front side

(when looking from the front of the machine) should be set to 100.0 ±2.0 Hz. Use a

tension gauge to carry out the measurement.

100.0 ± 2.0 Hz

Motor

CP6M1019E

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