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Technical DescriptionEVS 8K and EVS 10K Solder Recovery System RangeSystem Description The Solder Recovery System EVS 1500 to 8K and 10K range of equipment provides a closed environment system for the recovery of solder from the solder dross produced during the wave soldering process. The new EVS 8K and new EVS 10K replaces the range of EVS 7000/9000 solder recovery systems. The EVS 8K replaces the EVS 7000 and the EVS10K replaces the EVS 9000. These new machines have the same capacities and cycle times as the previous machines. The EVS 8K/10K normally bought as a system comprising of a trolley/cart, a drop through chute for the automatic collection of spent solder dross/waste and an integral standalone filtration unit consisting of a multistage filter and a high flow fan. This system is designed to be a stand alone unit which can operate at the convenience of the user company, running off a single phase power supply without the need for external extraction or ducting of fumes exhausted from the process. This system is designed for use with hot solder dross. The double patented product and process uses heat, pneumatic pressure and magnetic current to extract the solder from the dross at temperature. The solder collected from the process should be returned once cooled to the same solder bath the dross was taken from. Please ensure that the solder is returned to the original bath to maintain integrity of your solder analysis. The EVS heats the loaded dross to the preset operating temperature. Pressure is then applied via the pneumatic cylinder in order to compress the dross loaded into the machine. This process enables the majority of retained solder in the solder dross to be extracted. The spent dross and impurities are deposited from the operating chamber into the dross bucket via the dross chute as one automated process. No operator involvement is required subsequent to the pressing of the start button. The machine processing cycle is performed automatically. All user-accessible parts of the system are monitored and electrically interlocked to ensure correct positioning during operation and to provide safe and reliable operation. Forced air extraction within the machine ensures that a negative pressure is maintained and any gaseous material within the dross entering into the air passes through a multi-stage filter, which removes particulate matter down to 0.6 micron and neutralises the gases via an impregnated carbon gas filter media. The machine carries the CE approval marking. The system should be assembled on the trolley as per assembly instructions. On mounting the Solder Recovery System on the top trolley shelf open the cover and check all screws and fixings are in place and tightly retained. Check for any loose wires, any loose nuts or bolts particularly on the pneumatic fixing points, the door, the bridge plate and chamber retention points and any electrical and earthing points, and if found please report to your equipment supplier or local representative.
Features The NEW EVS 8K and EVS 10K range offers the following features as part of the machine
Integral Air Filtration and Extraction – Stand Alone Filter (SAF) The fume extraction unit draws a current of air across the heating chamber, and filters this air before returning it to the atmosphere. This process removes gaseous particulate, which may be produced during the solder recovery process or during the dross ejection phase of the process. As details under Routine Maintenance, it is important that the input slots and the extraction port are kept clear, as any reduction in the rate of airflow will affect the performance of the equipment. 1. SPECIFICATIONSThe manual relates to the EVS 8K and EVS 10K lead and Lead Free Solder Recovery Systems.
1.1 POWER REQUIREMENTS Minimum 210 volts x 13 amps NB: The unit Must be earthed at all times when in operation
NB: Only during compression and cooling cycle 6 to 10 minutes approximately. OPTIONS
CONTROLS
SAFETY FEATURES Fail safe cut out switches for EVS and SAF
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