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function controlled Wollin PSM 2 F spraying machine

Function-tested die spraying machine

Function-Tested Wollin PSM 2 F Die Spraying Machine

The Wollin PSM 2 F die spraying machine, built in 2007, was cleaned and its mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical and control-system functions were inspected. After the required components had been replaced and the machine reassembled, a final functional check was carried out in a dry cycle.

Manufacturer / Model Wollin PSM 2 F
Year 2007
Control panel SC1
Axes 2 axes
Machine at a glance

Which Wollin die spraying machine was function-tested?

The machine inspected was a Wollin PSM 2 F die spraying machine built in 2007, equipped with an SC1 control panel and two axes.

The machine has a vertical stroke of 1,300 mm and a horizontal stroke of 1,000 mm and is intended for die casting machines in the 400 to 750 t range.

Technical data

Key machine data of the Wollin PSM 2 F

The PSM 2 F is designed as a two-axis die spraying machine for integration with cold-chamber die casting machines.

Vertical axis

1,300 mm vertical stroke

According to the machine documentation, the vertical working stroke is 1,300 mm.

  • Vertical stroke 1,300 mm
  • Automated movement
  • 2-axis system
  • For die spraying applications
Horizontal axis

1,000 mm horizontal stroke

The horizontal working stroke of the machine is 1,000 mm.

  • Horizontal stroke 1,000 mm
  • Defined positioning movement
  • Integration into the casting cycle
  • Automated approach to the die
Machine range

For 400–750 t die casting machines

The Wollin PSM 2 F is intended for die casting machines with a clamping-force range from 400 to 750 t.

  • DCM range 400–750 t
  • For cold-chamber die casting
  • Integration into casting cells
  • Automated die spraying technology
Functional check

Which areas of the die spraying machine were inspected?

The documented scope of inspection covered not only the mechanical system, but also the hydraulics, pneumatics, electrical installation, electronics and control system.

Required parts were replaced after inspection and subsequently reintegrated into the machine.

Mechanics

Slides, bearings and mechanical parts

Slides, bearings and other mechanical components were checked for proper function.

Media systems

Hydraulics and pneumatics

The hydraulic and pneumatic systems underwent a functional check.

Electrical system

Electrical installation and electronics

The electrical installation and electronic components were functionally inspected.

Inspection process

From cleaning to functional testing in a dry cycle

The documented work followed a clear sequence from preparation and technical inspection through to the final test.

01

Cleaning

The unit was first cleaned and prepared for technical inspection.

02

Inspection

Mechanics, hydraulics, pneumatics, electrical systems, electronics and controls were checked.

03

Spare parts

The specification of required original Wollin parts was prepared.

04

Reassembly

Required parts were replaced and the machine was then reassembled.

05

Dry cycle

Finally, the die spraying machine was functionally tested in a dry cycle.

Mechanical inspection

Check slides, bearings and moving components

Moving components of a die spraying machine are regularly exposed to mechanical loads during production. The documented functional check therefore specifically covered slides, bearings and other mechanical parts.

Slides

Check movement function

The slides were inspected for mechanical function and freedom of movement.

Bearings

Functionally inspect bearing points

Bearings and associated mechanical areas were included in the functional check.

Axes

Check vertical and horizontal movement

The two-axis system enables defined vertical and horizontal movements within the working area.

Spare parts

Replace required components

Components identified as necessary during the inspection were replaced.

Hydraulics and pneumatics

Functionally inspect the supply systems of the die spraying machine

Hydraulic and pneumatic functions were inspected as part of the technical check in order to verify the machine sequences before the dry-cycle test.

Hydraulics

Check hydraulic functions

The hydraulic system was included in the documented functional check.

Pneumatics

Check pneumatic functions

The pneumatic functions were also inspected before the final functional test.

Electrical system and controls

Inspect electrical installation, electronics and control system

For automated integration of a die spraying machine, electrical and control functions must operate reliably together.

  • Electrical installation functionally checked
  • Electronics functionally checked
  • Control system inspected
  • SC1 control panel included in the inspection
  • Axis functions checked
  • Required components replaced
  • Machine reassembled
  • Final dry-cycle test
Dry cycle

Final functional check without a production process

After completion of the inspection and replacement work, the Wollin PSM 2 F was reassembled and tested in a dry cycle. This allows machine movements and basic functions to be checked without an active casting process.

Movements

Test axis functions

Vertical and horizontal machine movements can be functionally checked during the dry cycle.

Controls

Check control sequences

The control system can be tested in coordination with the mechanical movements of the machine.

Completion

Document the functional check

The dry cycle represents the final step of the inspection scope documented in the article.

Scope of supply

Important equipment information

According to the existing offer, the Wollin PSM 2 F is supplied without spray tool and without lubricant tank.

When planning the project, it should therefore be checked which existing or additional components are required for integration into the respective die casting cell.

Use in the die casting cell

Automated die spraying technology for the die casting process

Die spraying machines are used between casting cycles to integrate the spraying process at the die into the production sequence automatically.

01

Automation

The die spraying machine can be automatically integrated into the sequence of a die casting cell.

02

Positioning

Two axes enable vertical and horizontal positioning movements.

03

Machine range

The PSM 2 F is intended for die casting machines from 400 to 750 t.

04

Functional check

The documented machine was finally tested in a dry cycle.

Benefits of a function-tested used machine

Why can a tested die spraying machine be economically attractive?

If the working range, axis system and interfaces match the existing die casting machine, a function-tested used die spraying machine can provide an economical alternative to purchasing new equipment.

Technical condition

Check important functions in advance

Mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic and electrical functions were inspected before the machine was offered.

Components

Replace required parts

Within the documented scope, required parts were replaced and subsequently reinstalled.

Integration

Add to an existing die casting cell

If the technical requirements are suitable, the machine can be integrated into an existing die casting cell.

Resources

Continue using existing technology

Reusing automation equipment extends the life cycle of existing industrial equipment.

The FISS advantage

Used automation for die casting machines

FISS supports the selection and technical assessment of used automation equipment for cold-chamber and hot-chamber die casting machines.

  • Long-standing experience with die casting machines
  • Used die spraying machines from various manufacturers
  • Technical assessment of used automation equipment
  • Functional check of mechanical components
  • Inspection of hydraulic and pneumatic systems
  • Inspection of electrical and electronic functions
  • Inspection of control systems
  • Support with spare-parts requirements
  • Integration into existing die casting cells
  • Support with transport and commissioning
Frequently asked questions

Questions about the Wollin PSM 2 F die spraying machine

Which model is it?
It is a Wollin PSM 2 F die spraying machine.
What year was the machine built?
The machine was built in 2007.
Which control panel does the Wollin PSM 2 F have?
According to the existing offer, the machine is equipped with an SC1 control panel.
How many axes does the machine have?
The Wollin PSM 2 F has two axes.
What is the vertical stroke?
The vertical stroke is 1,300 mm.
What is the horizontal stroke?
The horizontal stroke is 1,000 mm.
Which die casting machines is the PSM 2 F intended for?
According to the existing offer, the machine is intended for die casting machines in the 400 to 750 t range.
Which areas were function-tested?
Mechanical components such as slides and bearings were checked, together with hydraulics, pneumatics, electrical installation, electronics and the control system.
Were spare parts installed?
Yes. The documented scope includes replacement of required parts and installation of the new components.
Was the machine finally tested?
Yes. After reassembly, the die spraying machine was functionally tested in a dry cycle.
Are the spray tool and lubricant tank included?
No. The existing offer describes the machine without a spray tool and without a lubricant tank.
Die spraying machine for your casting cell

Are you looking for a used die spraying machine or automation equipment for your die casting system?

Send FISS details of your existing die casting machine, manufacturer, model, clamping force, die dimensions, required working range and information about the existing automation. Our team will support you in selecting a suitable used die spraying machine and matching it technically to your application.

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