Climax VM8000 GLOBE/CONTROL VALVE REPAIR - Manual (Page 3)

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V M 6 0 0 0 V a l v e R e p a i r M a c h i n e
For cutting weld prep grooves, remove
the machine from the mounting fixture
and adjust the tool head using the
bench gauge/fixture.
Once the cutting diameter and preset
stop are set on the tool head, insert it
in the power head spindle and replace
the VM6000 in the valve. The machine
is now ready to machine a weld prep
groove to a preset depth. When boring,
the radial feed is disengaged, the boring
diameter is set using a micrometer and
the boring depth is controlled manually.
Depth of the bore is determined by
visual inspection or optional digital
readout.
After corroded material and old
weldments are removed, take out the
VM6000 and apply weld buildup as
needed. Finally, reattach the VM6000
and remachine the valve to manufacturer's
original specifications. There is one tool
holder for each of the three standard
machining operations.
Digital readout option
The VM 6000 Valve Repair Machine is
available with or without a digital
readout control unit. The digital readout
control unit allows precise boring to a
predetermined depth without visual
inspection.
VM6000 Components
NO. DESCRIPTION
17151 VM6000 Valve Repair Machine
Standard machine complete with valve fixturing
assembly for mounting to the valve, 8 inch
stroke power unit assembly, 1.2 hp (0.90 kW) air
motor, pneumatic conditioning unit, small and
large tool holders, small [7 inch (177.8 mm)
maximum OD valves], medium [10 inch (254
mm) maximum OD valves], and large [17 inch
(431.8 mm) maximum OD valves], mounting
rings, tool bits, tool fixture for presetting tool
stops, electric power feed unit, tool kit,
instruction manual, and wooden storage crate.
30487 VM 6000 Valve Repair Machine
with Digital Readout Control
Contains all the features of the
standard VM 6000 (above), plus a
Digital Readout Control unit for precise
boring to a predetermined depth
without visual inspection.
Drawings may not represent actual product.