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AFTER SERVICE
After-sale service of Miroku machine
We believe that after-sales service is also part of the product. In order to maintain performance and productivity and to be able to use it for a long time, Miroku Machinery has an after-sales service system that guarantees peace of mind.
Maintenance with the know-how accumulated over a long period of time and the skill of the craftsman. We will follow regular patrols and dispatching of technicians by sales representatives, and will keep track of the machines introduced.
A master who knows the gun drillTrouble Shooting
Guide on Gundrilling
CASE01Tool failure
Time of failure
Cause
Countermeasure
- Hole to entrance
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- Machine
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- Check if the feed is properly set
- Check if part is properly clamped
- Check if whip guide is properly set
- Tool
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- Check if tip is properly sharpened
- Drill bush
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- Check if there is oil leak or entangled chips
- Hole midway
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- Machine
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- Check if the head is evenly fed
- Damaged tip
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- Refer toTool Life section
- Hole exit
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- Cutting Feed Rate
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- Reduce cutting feed rate at hole exit
- In retract
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- Part shape
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- Check for hole curves at exit caused by inclined endface of part
- Burnishing torque
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- Reduce the cutting speed
CASE02Tool life
Trouble
Cause
Countermeasure
- Poor tool life
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- Improper machining Variables
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- Check if the speed is properly set
- Check if cutting feed rate is proper
- Machine
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- Check if the spindle run out is excessive
- Check if the spindle and drill bush are properly aligned
- Check if the guide bore of drill bush is worn beyond limit
- Check if whip guides are properly set
- Tool
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- Check if proper nose angles or guide pads are selected
- Check if the drill OAL is proper
- Check if the drill is properly reground
- Coolant
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- Check if proper coolant is used
- Check if coolant is properly filtered
- Check oil temperature. Change to a tank of larger capacity if necessary
- Work material
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- Is there no unevenness in the material?
CASE03Machining accuracy
Trouble
Cause
Countermeasure
- Poor surface finish
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- Improper cutting feed rate
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- Reduce cutting feed rate
- Machine
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- Check for spindle runout, erratic feed oversized bush bore, clamping error
- Tool
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- Check if drill is firmly secured
- Coolant
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- Check if proper coolant is used
- Check if coolant is properly filtered
- Hole out of round
Hole out of size -
- Machining variable
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- Select proper cutting feed rate
- Machine
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- Make guide bush clearance closer
- Align spindle and guide bush more closely
- Tool
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- Check if proper nose style is selected
- Coolant
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- Select proper coolant
- Hole runout
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- Machine
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- Make guide bush clearance closer
- Align spindle and guide bush more closely
- Tool
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- Check if proper nose style is selected
- Work material
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- Check for blowholes or uneven wall thickness
- Check if the drill enters at right angle
CASE04Chip formation
Trouble
Cause
Countermeasure
- Clogged chips
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- Low oil pressure
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- Select proper coolant pressure
- Insufficient coolant flow
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- Select proper coolant flow
- Check for coolant viscosity
- Poor chip formation
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- Reduce cutting feed rate
- Select proper nose style
- Machine
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- Employ larger chip box
- Entangled chips
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- Stringy chips
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- Increase cutting speed
- Check for excessive tip wear at outer corner
- Check for chipping at outer cutting edge or corner
- Check if grinding wheel grit is proper
- For stringy chips generated when drilling a guide bore, increase oil pressure and reduce cutting feed rate
- Bellow-like chips
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- Check for chipping at apex point or its vicinity