Airtac sensor switch mechanical injury

Airtac sensor switch mechanical injury

1. Avoid mechanical damage to the airtac induction switch
When installing the airtac induction switch, the switch must not be dropped, collided, or subject to excessive impact (contact switches should be less than 300m/s2) . Although the main body of the Airtac switch is not damaged, the interior of the Airtac sensor switch may be damaged and malfunction may occur.
2. Do not allow the wires of the YATACO induction switch to move with the YATACO cylinder
Not only are the wires easy to break, but stress is added to the inside of the switch, and the internal components of the switch may be damaged, so it is absolutely not allowed to allow YATACO to move. The wire of the induction switch moves with the Airtac cylinder.
3. The tightening torque when installing the Yadeke sensor switch should be within the allowable range
If the tightening torque is too large, the installation screws, installation accessories and Yadeke sensor switch may be damaged. If the tightening torque is insufficient, the installation position of the Airtac sensor switch may be offset.