PP | Powered Wire Pointer

Dimensions:

• Width: 38” (965 mm) 
• Depth: 28.5” (724 mm)
• Height: 50.5” (1283 mm)
• Weight: 450lbs (204kg)

1. Turn the power of the pointer unit on by pressing the GREEN power button.
   1. The pointer rolls MUST rotate counterclockwise.
2. Starting with the largest maximum diameter wire groove in the pointer roll, use the pointer to reduce the diameter for approximately 2.0 inches (50mm) in length until the wire fits through the first die.
   1. The pointer rolls rotate counterclockwise which ensure flattening of the wire while pushing the wire towards the operator, preventing fingers/hands from entering the machine.
3. The wire must be worked several times back and forth through the pointer in one to three grooves to obtain a round diameter at the necessary size and length.
   1. CAUTION: WIRE POINT WILL BE HOT!
4. Press the RED stop button to power down the machine.

To maintain optimal performance, follow these maintenance steps:

1. The pointer is permanently lubricated and the internal gears and bearings would only require attention if the lube becomes contaminated. Occasionally the rolls should be cleaned to remove steel dust/chips.
   
   
2. The lubricant in the gear reducer should be changed after the first 100 hours and every 6 months thereafter. Refer to the manufacturer’s documentation.

The cost of our standard Power Pointers typically fall between $15,000 and $20,000+/-, but is heavily dependent on your needs, model, specifications, and material costs.

Prices can vary based on your specific needs.

Our products are made from high-quality materials and are designed to last. We also offer ongoing support for our products.

For a detailed quote, please contact one of our team members to discuss your production requirements.

1. Open the electrical enclosure.
   1. (Machine must be plugged in and powered on)
      
      
2. Press Enter
   1. (The number next to the F should begin blinking)
      
      
3. Press the up / down arrow to change the blinking number to the desired setting. Use the > / reset button to move to the next digit.
   1. (Once desired RPM is entered move onto step 4)
      
      
4. Press Enter
   1. (The word “END” should appear for approximately 3 seconds)
5. Press ESC
6. The new RPM setting should be set and no numbers on the display should be blinking.
   1. (If any number is blinking press ESC again).
7. Repeat steps 2-6 to change to a different RPM