Larry H Posted December 18, 2012 Posted December 18, 2012 Does anyone know how to adjust the ram height on a geka minicrop ? The clearance between the punch and die is only 1/4" right now Quote
Larry H Posted December 25, 2012 Author Posted December 25, 2012 I can't believe out of all the thousands of members on this site........nobody has a Geka ironworker. If there is a secret Geka society you can PM me....... in the code.......i have contacts that can decipher it if necessary Quote
Glenn Posted December 25, 2012 Posted December 25, 2012 Google hit about 4,780 results (0.46 seconds) Geka ironworkers is a good place to start. One cylinder universal ironworker with four work stations: punching notching shear for flat bars shear L profiles cutting of round and square bars Patented L cut system at 90º without deformation. . Wide range of openings for B and A-cut without deformation. Goose neck die-holder for punching of D and E sections in legs and web. Blade for flat bar with unique radial geometry for shearing with minimum deformation Rectangular notching equipment with precision machined worktable and scaled stops Optional Blades for shearing D and E section up to 100 mm Possibility of mounting a wide range of optional equipment for notching and punching. Quote
Larry H Posted December 25, 2012 Author Posted December 25, 2012 yeah, thanks Glenn.....I can't seem to find technical info. The problem is the clearance between the punch and die is a tight 1/4". Its supposed to punch 1/2" bar. I think there is monkey business afoot as other things in the shop were obviously sabotaged. The so called "blacksmiths" have since been banned from this shop and I'm trying to get it back into a half way decent workable condition. They also took the locking nut for the chop saw blade and welded the saw together....among other things Quote
Glenn Posted December 26, 2012 Posted December 26, 2012 Contact the company directly for a manual for your machine. Quote
basher Posted December 26, 2012 Posted December 26, 2012 These type machines often have microswitches to limit top and bottom of cycle this makes for quicker cycle times . Not sure where they are but they will probobly be on a slide one for top of cycle one for bottom. Quote
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