1、FORD MANUFACTURING STANDARDS AWX WIRE, TAMPICO, AND SYNTHETIC FILAMENT POWER WHEEL BRUSHES AWX DECEMBER 1993 APPLICATIONS AND GENERAL INFORMATION PAGE 1 1. SCOPE: This Standard establishes applications and general information for the selection of power driven brushing tools. 2. REFERENCES: - ANSI B1
2、65.1-1991, Power Driven Brushing Tools - Safety Requirements for Design, Core and Use 3. POWER WHEEL BRUSH CLASSIFICATIONS: 3.1 Wheel Brushes - Type III 3.2 Cup Brushes - Type I and II 3.3 End Brushes - Type IV 3.4 Side Action Brushes - Type VII 3.5 Wide Face Brushes - Type IX 4. SUGGESTIONS FOR POW
3、ER WHEEL BRUSH APPLICATIONS: 4.1 Effect of brush speeds (SFM) Increased speed makes the brush face act stiffer. Light pressure for cleaning, roughing, deburring should be used as too much deflection slows brushing action. 4.2 4.3 4.4 Faster cutting action may be obtained with: Larger diameter brush.
4、 Increase speed (maximum recommended RPM should not be exceeded). Heavier wire or shorter trim. Finer finish may be obtained with: Brush of lighter wire gage. Wire brush with a denser face. Or tampico brush with abrasive compound. Increase brush effectiveness Periodically changing the rotation direc
5、tion will keep wires sharp and increase the effectiveness and life of the brush. FORD MANUFACTURING STANDARDS AWX WIRE, TAMPICO, AND SYNTHETIC FILAMENT POWER WHEEL BRUSHES AWE DECEMBER 1993 APPLICATIONS AND GENERAL INFORMATION PAGE 2 4.5 For more uniform results: Hand held or mechanically held fixtu
6、re should be used to avoid irregular hand manipulation. 4.6 4.7 4.8 For brushing irregular surfaces Brush with longer trim providing more flexibility should be used. If wire brush results in rolling the metal or peening, a secondary burr, shorter trim, denser face brush should be used. Horsepower re
7、quirements The horsepower required depends on the size of the brush and the resistance developed in applying the work to the brush. Application assistance Due to the many variables, it is recommended that the brush manufacturers be contacted for assistance and their judgment on specific applications
8、. 4.9 Safety notes 4.9.1 Operators should always wear goggles or face shields. 4.9.2 Synthetics should never be used with ethyl alcohol, nor in solutions with temperatures over 160 F. 5. ORDERING POWER WHEEL BRUSHES: 5.1 When ordering power wheel brushes the following descriptive information must be
9、 specified prior to placement of such orders: 5.1.1 Wheel brushes, cup brushes, and wide face brushes: 1. Plant code number, if any 2. Supplier part number 3. Outside and inside brush diameter 4. Arbor hole size and keyway size, as applicable 5. Wire size or type fill material 6. Crimped or straight
10、 wire FORD MANUFACTURING STANDARDS AWX WIRE, TAMPICO, AND SYNTHETIC FILAMENT POWER WHEEL BRUSHES AWX DECEMBER 1993 APPLICATIONS AND GENERAL INFORMATION PAGE 3 5.1.2 End brushes: 1. Plant code number, if any 2. Supplier part number 3. Shank outside diameter 4. Brush trim length 5. Wire size or type f
11、ill material 6. Crimped or straight wire 5.1.3 Side action brushes and tube brushes: 1. Plant code number, if any 2. Supplier part number 3. Outside diameter of brush and stem 4. Length of brush part 5. Overall length including stem 6. Wire size or type fill material 6. INDUSTRY STANDARD ORDERING IN
12、FORMATION: Industry standard referenced in Ford Manufacturing Standards may be obtained from the following organization listed below, or from Global Engineering Documents. Internal Ford Motor Company activities may obtain industry standards from Global Engineering Documents directly through on-line
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