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Autamatic Shafik Buttan Feeder.

U$EB'S GUIDE

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Note

lt is important that the user or person responsible for the running ol the
machine, reatls and lully underslands lhe contents belore use.

..1.
INDEX

Page

SPECIFICATIOT{S

SELECT]IIG

SETTING THE CLA}IPED BUTTOI{ TO THE I{EEDLE

SETTIilG THE CLAI{PED BUTTBT{ & fiEEDLE TO

THE ANVIL

SETTII{G THE ELECTROI{IC BUTTOil DETECTOB OF

THE SETIIG CLAT{P

SETTII{G THE VIBRATIT{G BOIIL TO THE BUTTOflS

SETTII{G THE TRACK TO THE BUTTOIIS

SETTIIIG THE BUTTOI{ LOADER (pueher)

10

OPERATIOIIAL ilOTES

11

THE COHTROL

BUTTON FOR USE

BI{ THE I{ACHIIIE

PAI-IEL

I{AI}ITE}IAITCE

SHEETS A, B, C, D, E, F, GL|G2, H,

r.

FLOII CHART & ELECTRICAL COIIilECTIT]}I

ELECTROI{IC CIRCUIT PLAU

PilEUI{ATIC PLAI{

HOTE: llhen uelng

thie gulde, refer to

ae lndicated.

Sheet page Letters

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SPECIFICATIONS

175x7KK (e9-LSS)
size 14 to 18 ( 9O to ll0 )
Button Size.
ilaxinur 4O ligne ( PErr Dia )
Stitch Type.
Chainstitch ( Lockstitch optional
Nurber of stitehes..,
.B-16-Se t 6-le-e4 optional )
Sewing Speed.
...,1P0O rpn. approx.
Vee Belt Size.
..,* 30 (5O Hz.)
Button Loading System. Uibrating Bow1,
5olid, Direct, Traek,
Track to Sewing Clarp injected.
Operator Fedal
...Light Toueh, Sequential Facility,
Contt o1s.
. . . flIl Electronie, Corputer prograrned,
NeedIe Type.

Power

Supply.

BurGad CS-7 systen.

110/E4O volt,

....Electrieo
Air,

100

380/415 volt,

psi. ( 6.5

Bar

I
3

phase
phases
5O/6O Hz.
)

3.
SELECTING

BUTTON FUR USE ON THE

FIACHINE.

ref. (Sheet A)

selecting a button for use on the rachine, there are certain

ninirus requirerentE of the button specifieations in srder to be

l.lhen

workabl e.

a) A ttllNlftlUttt eleerance of 0.Ean is required between the shank-base and

the hole, or area of hole providing the clearanee for the needle
durinq sewing. This ensures that the needle dses not contact the
sewing claap rail at any tice.
The hole of the button rust have an adequate diareter to allew
far freedon of the needle and the stitches to be forned.
of the the button rust renain consistent.
Irregular thicknesses will cause innefficient "queueinq" and
"stieking"in the track, along with irregular detection by the
electronic button deteetors of the saehine.

b)

The thickness

e)

The size (diaaeter)

4O Ligne.

of the button nust not exceed ESml Diaaeter or

d) tlith the hole of the button vertieal, the Shank frsn left to right
nust be greater by at least 3O:( than the Shank froa tap to bottom.
e) Taper shank buttons are not

f)

A Shank Base anqled away

REFIEMEERT

reccnnended.

fron the Shank cannot be used.

that the buttons should be of uniforn, regular quality.

will cause prohleos whilst operating the

Non-eonforming buttons
raeh ine.

that shank buttons at'e vast in their dirensions, shapes,

aaterials, quality and finish, so the guidelines qi.ven are for
general assistance and cannot cover every permutation of Shank

NOTE:

Buttsn features.
Special parts for particular buttons can be aade at additional
cost, subject to orlr consrrltat ion.

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l

SETTiNE THE CLAMF'ED BUTT0N To rHE

NEEDLE ref. (sheet Brc

.4.

& E)

the settings of the Button in the Sewing Cl.aap and itrs relative
position to the Needle in the following sequene.
Eheck

a) Swing-out the button track unit away fron the sewing head by first
t'eleasing the larqe Hand Screw beneath the unit (under the table).
(be sure to press the claup Leg swivel Lever to elear the clanp
Fost when retrrrninq the Button Tr.aek Unit).

b) Before inserting a button by hand, see that the channel of the

ser+ing-clanp Rail is eentrally located to the needle and that the
space between the two is 0.5 nn when the needle pesses at itE
closest side.

F'ress down the sewing head stop-shaft (extrere rear of sewing head)
and rotate the dr"ive pultey to see the needle descend. continue
for E or 3 stitehes whilst holding down the stop-shaft.
Release the stop-shaft, continue to tupn the pulley and note that
the needle lrlusr align centrarly with the sewing clamp rail
channel. Rdjust the Clanp Assenbly posit.ioninq screws.
NBTE:

this setting nust

ftLl.rfiyS

be observed.

a button by hand, froa the right-hand side of the ser+ing

Clanp Rail.
t"lhi lst insert ing the button, see thet the Button support F,late is
pushed back lmm by the button, just up to the Back stop t,JITHour ANy
F0RCING 0F THE BUTT0N (see also N0TE 1). ftdjust the Button support
Flate Hdjusting Hnurled scr-ew if necessary. At this point, cheek
that the buttsn is now unable to be uoved when pressed "away from
the operat or. ".
Then, Eee that the "gap" between the clanp Foot and the lower edge
of the sewing clanp Rail i: just sufficient to allar^r the
"shank" of the button to pass alang freely withsut binding or
sticking. f;djust the ctamp Leq ffdjusting ser-ews if neeesiary.

c) Inser"t

d)

fft this point, the Button should

now be up ta and against the

clanp Leq, AND suppor'ted by the Button support Flate at the t"ear.
AND cerrtrally aligned to the sewing clamp Rail channel.
If nst centrally aligned, add or- remove the shia/spacer, or ehange
the Clanrp Leg to a suitable type.

Note: The needle slot in the claap Foot lrlusr align with the
positioned button AND the channel.
Various types ate available by Special Erder.
e)

to tunn the drive pulley to ensure that the needle passes

into the centre uf the suppot-ted button hole, then to the outside
of the button without tcuching the button in any way.
NorE: this novenent should be kept to a mininrjsr and rnay be
adjusted by aoving the {reat } s1i.de Lever of the seraing Head ts the
lswest passible nunber. lvlatch that nuuber ts the {undar} clarnp
Slide Lever nnmber.
if it is neeessary to re-position the clanped buttsn (sewing elanp)
to the needle, lessen the claap Assenbly Fositioning scr.eurs to
to re-position.
--continued-Eontinue

--cont-. .4a.
adJuetment, vlev the connecting point of the
Treck End and the sevlng clamp Rall from above the machlne to
enaure that they are perfectly aligned. If neceEeary re-Poeition
the Button Track llountlng Frame on the l{ain Baee by loosening
the Button Track Poaltloning Screr (eheet I).
NEVER allor contact betreen the Track and Sering Clamp'

After completlng thls

The Button Support Plate muet alvaye have a BPrung movement of

lmm only vhen checked vithout a button. AdJust the Back stop
poeltion by the Back Stop Adjusting Screr to the correct eetting.
It ls not normally neceseary to adJust this again.
A change of button eett,ing ie nornal ly onJ.y made by the Button
Support Plate AdJueting Screv as dessribed prevlously (c)'

NOTE

1:

CHANGTNG

To

. .5.

AI{OTHER BUTTON STYLE

(addltlonal hlnts) Ref: (sheet

BEFORE changing the machine over to another button

you have the correct CLAI{P FOOT (part I 041-3)

etyle,

E)

be sure that

There are 4 types of CLAIIP FEET O4l-3, -A, -8, -C. The only difference
betreen all 4 types iE the diEtance betreen the CLAI1P FOOT I{ALL and
the NEEDLE SLOT. (#041-3 is blank, so you may cut your orn slot).
Thie distance varies from one button style to another and the comect
FOOT muet be eelected. In many cageg, a certaLn CLAITP FOOT may be
used for several button styles.

Refer to

TSELECTII{G

BUTTON FOR USE O}t THE I{ACHINET

lfhen choosing the cLAt{P Foor

folloring details:\-J

a)
b)
c)
one

to

match

the

BUTTON,

be eure

of the

The sHAllI( of the button muEt rtouchr the clAl{p Foor I{ALL,
The SHAilf HOLE must correBpond perfectly to the SLOT,
The SHAIII( HOLE IIALL muEt be eupported adequately by both eidea

of the

SLUT.

of the 4 cLAl{P FEET typee rilr normarry cover arl poesibilitles,

SETTIT{G THE CLAIPED BUTTOII

& THE I{EEDLE TO THE AHVIL. ref. (Sheet D/E}

Nov, check that the Anvit Elot is centrar to the needre and does
not touch elther elde. The to and fro poeltlon of the Anvil lE set
to the fabric being Bern, 1. e. the space betreen the Button shank
Base and the Anvll ehould be the aame as the fabrlc thlckneeE.
Looeen the Anvll AdJueting t{ut to Eet eccordlngly.

that the rshankt of the button muet alvays be eeated on

the fabrlc, on the Anvll. The outelde edge of the button
(circumference), muet never be arlored to tsltt on the fabric.
Renember

Thj-e normally happens vhen j.ncreaeing the button diameter eize to

beyond the height of the Anvi1. Select an Anvi.I Elze rhich leaves
a l{rt{rl{U}t clearance of the button edge to fabric relationshlp.
A rule of thunb; the larger the button diameter, the higher the
Anvil block.

Turn the drive pulley to the Stop position.

Hote that the machine purley ri.Lr turn in ot{E DrREcrr0t{

oNLy.

.6.

SETTING THE ELECTRONIC BUTTON DETECTOR OF THE SEI"IING CLAIIF.

ref. (sheet E)

at the Sewing Claap ensures that a

button is present in the elanp in order to "enable" the operatort s
foot pedal. tilhen set comeetly, a non-insertion of a button t+iIl
autsuatieally "diBable" the nachine fron sewing, even if the
operatort s foot pedal is pr.essed.
The Eetting of this detector has been made at our works, and will
require no further adjusting.
The electronic button deteetor

\-

..7.
SETTIT{G THE VIBRATIIIG BOIIL TO THE BUTTOI{S.

ref. (eheet

F)

rill need at leaet l5O buttons placed ln the BovI in order to

obtain a true eettlng. Turn 0l{ the Bovl vibratlon et the Control
Panel and turn the DIAL to eee the buttone f.l-or at e SI{OOTH pace.
rJump'et the TRACX EI{TRY POI}IT and
Remember that the buttons rill
cauae rJammlng' lf thie eettlng is too high.
You

There are normelly only tro adJustments needed at the Borl rhen
changing the button type. Firstly, the Serrated Edged Slide Plate
ehould be eet ae forrard to the centre of the Bovl aE poesible in
order to allor OilLY the SHAI{K DOIIN button to topple off the Plate.

buttone ehould be able to maintain a free flor rlth only

lllt{IHuil toppllng off. Looeen the Sllde Plate'e Set Screr and
set accordlngly.
SHAI{K UP

l{ote:
PLATE

STANDARD

SLIDE PLATE lO62 1s

fitted to

machlne,

COARSE SLIDE

*062-l for certain buttone ie avellable on requeet.

Secondly, Set the FILTER PLATE ae LOI{, and ae PARALLEL to lt'e

SURFACE PLATE as poeelble in order to STOP the paselng through of
over-eized buttone, plggy-backlng buttone, or other 'obJectar
from the BOIIL to the TRACK.
Thle FILTER PLATE can be adJueted by looaenlng 1t'e SET SCREII or
even re-posltioning the SET SCREI{ lnto another hole ln the FILTER
PLATE BLOCK. Set the leading edge of the FILTER PLATE ae cloee ae
poesible to the Corner Point of the BOWL.
On

certain buttons It

Plate.

may be neceeeary

to re-ehape the Filter

DMRTER attached to the BOI{L autonatlcally dlverte

the flov of buttons ayay from the TRACK rhen approx. half filled.
As the level of buttone drop belov thls amount, the Dlverter
1s automatically ehut off to allov a further flor of buttone.
The amount of air requlred to dlslodge the buttone le an
absolute minimum, and may be adJueted at the flov regulator
located at the pneumatlc aesembly belov the table.
The

BUTTOH FEED

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SETTING THE TRACK T0 THE BUTTONS.

ref.

(SheetE 61 & 62)

After eetting the buttons to the Boul, you noy need to set the
Track to accomodate the buttons.
There are baslcally tvo factors rhich need to be obeerved,
a) The thicknees of the button.
b) The thickness of the ehenk.

a)

of the button is accounted for by the space betveen

the BUTT0N BACK PLATE and the Tracke (upper & lover). The epace ie
set by turning the BUTTON BACI( PLATE ADJUSTII{G HA}ID K}I0B aa shorn
in the sketch. Turning the HAI{D KNOB in the direction of the emov
increases the space for the button. Against the directlon of the
arroy c.Loses the epace up. Thia space for the button IIUST be
kept to a l'tINIl{Ul{, yet alloving the buttons to flor freely.

b)

accounted for by the apace betveen

Track. By looeening the three UPPER
Track HAID LEVERS, (the L0llER Track le fixed) the UPPER Track ls
then free to move ayay or cloeer to the LOI{ER Track, thls createe
the space for the shank thickness. Aga,in, eet thiE space to a
l{INIt'lUl{, but allor the buttons to flor freely.
NOTE: l{hen adjueting this Track, be Eure to create the same apace
in the mai-n eection of the Track as the horizontal-end

The thlckness

The thickness

the

UPPER

of the

Ehank

Track and the

ls

LOI{ER

section.

After adjustlng the

UPPER TRACK, check to see that the UPPER

and the SEliIilG CLAI{P RAIL BASE (Eheet D) are level.
If 1t ie neceeeary to adJuet the helght, do Eo by looeenlng
the I{AIN-BASE HA}ID K}{OB (upper) and turning the l{AIl{ BASE HAI{D

TRACK BASE

KNOB

(lorer).

The LOI{ER adJuete

the helght, the

rhen completed. (sheet

the TRACK adjustmente are

TRACK and the SEI{INE CLA}IP

l{hen

the
aE

UPPER

locke tight the eetting

G1)

ln sheet D.

ADJUSTIIIG & SETTIilG THE

complete, you ehould eneure that

RAIL BASE are

!{ICR0-!{OTOR

Ref

in perfect

alignment

: Sheet (Gl)

The COI{TINUOUSLY ROTATIIIG I{ICRO-I{OTOR located at the top of the

Track iE used to 'tripr a vertically poeitioned button at the
UPPER

Track entry polnt.

AE the ehanks of moet buttons rroll" along the Track to the

Upper Track entry point, the ROTATING SHAFT rith lt,E RUBBER

SLEEVE should be set to avoid contact rith the OUTSIDE EDGE of

the BUTTO!{. ThlE OUTSIDE EDGE must contact the ROTATII{G SHAFT only
if it's SHAIIK 1e anythlng other than FLAT on the Track

By releasing the uppermoet of the three Hand Levers, IooEen the

motor adJuetlng screr locknut, end turn the adJueting ecrer eo
that a button in the vertical poeitlon at the Track entry polnt
le itripped' to a iflat on the TRACK' poeltlon by the rotatlng
rubber tip of the mlcro-motor.
A button rflat on the TRACI(i nuEt not contact the rotatlng rubber

tlp.

--cont--

.8a.

--cont--

The TIP of the rotatlng SHAFT must be ae close to, but never
touching the BUTTOT{ BACK PLATE. So, vhen adjueting the BUTTOI{
PLATE, be sure that thiE SHAFT never makee contact by 'firstr
adjusting the !{0TOR ADJUSTIHG SCREI{ so that the SHAFT lE
clear of the BUTTON BACK PLATE, regardless of it'e position.-

Then, set the

OA4-2 enough

the

BUTT0N BACN PLATE

to insert

one

or

as desired, release

more

SPACER PLATES

BACK

TRACK LEVER

OO4-4 betreen

llOTOR C0VER and the TRACK so that the rotattng SHAFT almost
BUTTOI{ BACK PLATE. At the seme tlme, set the posltion
of the UOTOR by the l,lOT0R ADJUSTII{G SCREH ae described in
iSETTII{G THE TRACK TO THE BUTTONSi.

touchee the

THE CLEAR PLASTTC c0vER adjacent to

TRACK by a THUilB SCRET{, and may

the l{rcRo-lroT0B, is attached to

be renoved to clear any
obstacle preventing the entry of buttonE into the TRACK.
If the SHAIIK of the button is too long, tt may be necessary to
place a shim/raEher betveen the TRACK & the PLASTIC COVER (on the
THUI'IB SCREI{) to avoid sticking of the button at that point.
the

SETTING THE BUTTON LOADER (PUSHER)

ref. (Eheet

H).

llhen all Button Track and Sevlng Clamp settings are completed,
Eet the Button Loader to rpushr the button to lt'E correct
posltion rithin the Sering Clamp. Flrstly, place a button into
the correct position by hand i. e. up to and againet the Claurp Leg
of the Serlng Clamp. Then, loosen the tro Button Loader securing
ctcreus, and move the Loader to the rlght ae far as it vlll go,
reaecure the ecreve (not tightly yet).

l{ext, rith the l{ains Syitch roffi, preas and hold dovn the
reervlcer svltch on the control panel, and
tont, then releaee the 'servlcer srltch. turn the llalne Sritch
You are nor in the 'service' mode (cycle montrtor displays rS,
provldlng that no buttone are ln the Track or Seving Clamp).
Prees the rloaderr eritch at the contror panel to Eee the LOADER
nove fully forrard.
Looeen agaln the tro eecuring acreys on the Loader, and posltloq
the Loader 0.05rsn from the SHANK of the button. HoId the
LOADER ln thle position and tlghten the tro eecurlng screve.
Turn roffr the nalne erltch to exlt rgervicer and eee the LOADER
return to it's rhomer (FULLY BACK) poeitlon.

the poeition of the LOADER 'fulry backr by firet checklng

that the BUTTON STOP PAI{L iE holding a queue of buttone.
The LOADER TIP must be above, and half vay betveen the flret and
eecond sHAt{K. Loosen rocknut rct and adJust acrev rc' acsordlngly.
l{ov check

compreaaed-alr turned ,offr, the TIP of the LOADER in the

positlon (aE it puehee the button) can be checked by
dovn'
'maxlmum
pushing the LOADER TIP dornrards by hand, it muet HOT TOUCH the
LOI{ER TRACK by 0.75mm. Set thie by looeening locknut rA' and
turnlng gcrer rAr.

tfith the

Loosening locknut rB" and adJusting acrey rBi rj.rr eet the posltlon
of the LOADER TIP in the rmaximum upr poeltlon, rhlch ehould be
approx. l-2mm above the shanks as Eeen in the ;LOADER FULLY BACK'

poeitlon.

dieturb Screv rD'

Turn ronr the compreeeed-alr.
IIEVER

ref. (sheet C).

aI1 eettings are completed, check thet rhen the SE}IING CLAI{P
is DoHil on the Al{vrl, the Air cyJ.inder Rod rrP, located directry
above the clarnp Leg svivel Lever has a 3mm GAP betveen the tro
parte. Thls can be checked rhen the Sering Clamp ie DOI{N, and
the Air Cylinder Rod is pressed fully DOI{I{ by HAI{D. Adjust the
posltion of the HYLOT{ TIP after first 1ooeenlng it,s Locknut.
Re-tighten the Locknut. Thie eettlng ie normally required only
lfhen

vhen changing the AI{VIL ei-ze.

It may be poeeible to adjust the Cylinder llounti.ng Bracket to
acheive the sane result. Look for the Bracket'e eecuring scrers

to re-adjust.

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10.

OF,ERATIONAL NOTES

1) tlhilst operatinq the maehine autonaticallyn it iE necessary to

renove the sewn button between the rorent of IIIACHINE STOF,and
the RE-CLOSINE of the CLAI{F, LEE of the Eewing claap. If the
button has not been removed in this period (about l/P second),
the next button wilI NOT be inserted autonatieally, and the
operator,s foot pedal will be disabled. As a result, the
CLAIIP LEG SI",ML LEVER (sheet c) rust he pressed by hand to
.<'
Perove the sewn button.
flt this point, a FLflSHING ng, ean be seen at the CYCLE FIONITOR
indicating the absence of a button.
Fress'LOADER" at the control panel to injeet a new button.
See "ZERO" at the control panel to continue operatinq the
rachine.

Note: The Thread l.liper can only function by an inmediate

withdrawal of the sewn button.

2)

The operatort s FOBT FEDAL may be held down fsr csntinuotts

running provided the operator. conforms to NOTE: 1.

located at the CONTROL F,ANEL wili display 3

indicating the operatisnal functions of the
1).. ZERO = Start Free (machine ready)

THE CYCLE FIONIT0R

possible

SYIIIBOLS

naehine.

respond

by.. continue operation.

H).. 9 "flashing" = Ns Button in Sewing Clamp.

i'espond by.. presE LOADER at eontrol panel.
f,)., I "f1.ashi.ng" = Loader unable to inject Button.
respond by. .

cleat'brltton
presE STffRT

The

maeh

ine

wi I

f rrnct i

on

on 1y

path.

FREE.

with ZER0 (start free) displayed.

.11.

THE COilTROL PAIIEL

The control panel located to the left of the mechlne head hae tro
eectlonE. The left half lE BOIIL controle, the rlght half ie
FUI{CTIOIIAL

controls.

The BUI{L porer on/off le to the left of the BOIIL porer varletor.
The FUHCTIOI{AL buttone are, START FREE - preea for ZERO.
SERVICE----- (malntenance only).
DETECTOR orl./off- (unuaed)
LOADER------ prees for ner button.
FUSES

At the reer of the control box, the Btllll le protected by a 2amp.

ie protected by a lamp.

and the PAI{EL

A epare fuEe

\--,

ie located at the plug connector.

IIAITITET{ANCE.

On

a dally baele,

1) Blov clean the entire machlne rlth

2) Lubrlcate Serlng Head.
3) Draln Pneumatlc Fllter Borl.
On

compreEEed

alr.

a three monthly basie,

1)

Hand

lubrlcete Pneumatlc Pllot Operated Valvee vlth

pneunatlc o1-I.

(call englneer).

EUTTON SELECTING
0.5nm

Yes
Mlnlmum

Serhg

spoce

for

Clamp Rotl.

Yes

it

Thts dtstance
must E'E
MUSI
be

co-iffitent,4

A Shqnk

Base

h,

ff{{itu "

Fl3,l."fnx.[ilon u
cennot be used

Shqnk

Mqxlnum E5nm

(40

Ltgne)

Shan k

A nust be of leust
30X

!.

greoter thsn

SETTING the CI,AMPEI} BUTTON

to the

NEEDLE.

Shonk

anound needte.
Two Posttlons

of

needte,

(set to

MINIMUM

p05slhte)

Centre
ttne.

--

Equat Epqchg

5pqclng
codc-BUTT0N

BTTTTON CI,AMP COMPONENTS

lonp Leg
Sewtng Ctomp Ratt

Tr(\ck
C ttrmp

Swlvel

Leven

Sh trrr,zSpocer

Ctamp Foot

(optlonCI,t)

CYLl

, PRESSED

NDER

C t omp

Leg tcl

SeHlng Ctomp Rqt t

gop sett I ng screw.

FULLY DI]HN'

Button Support Ptote

Bock Stop
odJust I ng
Scnew

nrrp Leg
odJust I ng

3nrr

SCFeY{5

THE ANVIL.

posttlilrrlng
SCl^eWs

Ct

SEUTNE CLAHr rS
sr-rorrN -rrBlrNt trH

\'

CLAI4P LEG SUIVEL LEVER

Ctomp ossenhty

Button

Support Ptate
Button Support Plate
odJust I ng knur Ied screw
Button Support P{qte
Back Stop

c.odc=EUTTOHI

ii

Centne of needle

[ine.

t'l
-1

Track

End

Upper Trock
tl^
-^
I.illsu

$ew t ng C tanp Ro, t t

SoEe

Anvit Stot

Anvll

,/
code-BUTTBNS

Anvti AdJustlng Nut

,/

rt-.**

Loosen

Set Screv

to

re lease

ELAMP FENT.

it
It
'Just'touEheg

Thts 6AF

{,1

bc

=hould
the fobrtc
set to equal

thlckness.

SHANK

HtlLE

SHANK

HOLE

UNI-J

041-3-A

- NU JLUI

041-3-! 041-3-C

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