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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS<br />

<strong>Grass</strong><br />

ZPM<br />

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TECHNICAL DATA<br />

Dimensions:<br />

Machine’s width for standard model<br />

Machine’s total height<br />

Machine’s depth<br />

1600 mm<br />

@ 1800 mm<br />

@ 1000 mm<br />

O<strong>the</strong>r Specifications:<br />

Insertion force of each side with 0.6 MPa (6 bar)<br />

Maximum total width for standard model<br />

(Maximum floor width 936 mm)<br />

Maximum front height for standard model<br />

Maximum back wall height for standard model<br />

Maximum lateral front overhang on <strong>the</strong> standard model<br />

Maximum lower front overhang on <strong>the</strong> standard model<br />

@ 650 KP<br />

1000 mm<br />

700 mm<br />

350 mm<br />

20 mm<br />

100 mm<br />

Zargen slides which can be used: 6035, 6036, 6136, 6236, 6436<br />

Zargen lengths which can be used: 270, 350, 400, 440, 470, 510, 550<br />

Weights:<br />

Total weight of <strong>the</strong> basic equipment<br />

Weight of <strong>the</strong> change-over insert, length = 270<br />

Weight of <strong>the</strong> change-over insert, length = 350<br />

Weight of <strong>the</strong> change-over insert, length = 400<br />

Weight of <strong>the</strong> change-over insert, length = 440<br />

Weight of <strong>the</strong> change-over insert, length = 470<br />

Weight of <strong>the</strong> change-over insert, length = 510<br />

Weight of <strong>the</strong> change-over insert, length = 550<br />

185.00 kg<br />

3.79 kg<br />

3.97 kg<br />

4.13 kg<br />

4.31 kg<br />

4.43 kg<br />

4.61 kg<br />

4.79 kg<br />

Pneumatic Connections:<br />

Dust-, water- and oil free air pressure<br />

Maximum allowable setting of pressure reducer<br />

Maximum pressure in supply line<br />

Pneumatic air used per stroke with 6 bar<br />

Pneumatic air used per stroke, suction capacity for compressor<br />

at least 5.5 bar<br />

6.5 bar<br />

10 bar<br />

1.2 l<br />

<strong>7.</strong>2 l<br />

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TABLE OF CONTENTS<br />

1. General 5-6<br />

1-001 List of illustrations 5<br />

1-002 Manufacturer information 6<br />

1-003 Copyright information 6<br />

1-004 Terms of <strong>the</strong> guarantee 6<br />

Page<br />

2. Safety Information 7-9<br />

2-001 Safety information 7<br />

2-002 Usage, according to regulations 7<br />

2-003 O<strong>the</strong>r risks, according to EN 292-2 8<br />

2-004 Safety devices 8<br />

2-005 Description of stickers 9<br />

2-006 Danger- and safety measures 9<br />

3. Description of Products 10-11<br />

3-001 Usage 11<br />

3-002 Identification of products 11<br />

3-003 Basic equipment 11<br />

3-004 Standard accessories 10-11<br />

3-005 Special accessories 11<br />

4. Description of Machine Components 12-17<br />

4-001 Overview of numbered individual parts 12-13<br />

4-002 Description of individual assembly parts 14-15<br />

4-003 Description of <strong>operating</strong> elements 16<br />

4-004 Functions of <strong>the</strong> ZPM - Producing drawers with <strong>the</strong> ZPM 16-17<br />

5. Shipping and Installation of Machines, Service Personnel 18-19<br />

5-001 Shipping and storage requirements, Center of gravity 18<br />

5-002 Space and environment requirements 19<br />

5-003 Assembly at <strong>the</strong> final installation site 19<br />

5-004 Requirements of <strong>operating</strong> personnel 19<br />

6. Start-Up 20-21<br />

6-001 Pneumatic connection 20<br />

6-002 Pneumatic diagram 20-21<br />

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TABLE OF CONTENTS<br />

<strong>7.</strong> Changing Over and Adjusting <strong>the</strong> ZPM 22-23<br />

7-001 Checking <strong>the</strong> wood parts 22-23<br />

7-002 Mounting <strong>the</strong> index stops 24-25<br />

7-003 Setting <strong>the</strong> drawer width 24-25<br />

7-004 Changing to ano<strong>the</strong>r drawer width 26-27<br />

7-005 Changing to ano<strong>the</strong>r Zarge slide height 26-27<br />

7-006 Changing to ano<strong>the</strong>r Zarge slide length 26-27<br />

7-007 Setting <strong>the</strong> back wall height stops 26-27<br />

7-008 Setting <strong>the</strong> front height stops 28-29<br />

7-009 Setting <strong>the</strong> front side stops 28-29<br />

7-010 Setting <strong>the</strong> back wall thickness 30-31<br />

7-011 Setting <strong>the</strong> bottom thickness 30-31<br />

7-012 Setting <strong>the</strong> angles between <strong>the</strong> drawer front and drawer bottom 32-33<br />

8. Trouble Shooting and Problem Solving 34-35<br />

8-001 Gap between <strong>the</strong> drawer front and Zargen slide 34<br />

8-002 Gap between <strong>the</strong> drawer bottom and bottom support with Zargen slide 34<br />

8-003 Gap between <strong>the</strong> drawer bottom and drawer back wall 34<br />

8-004 Gap between <strong>the</strong> Zargen slide and back wall inside <strong>the</strong> drawer 34<br />

8-005 Gap between <strong>the</strong> Zargen slide and bottom inside <strong>the</strong> drawer 35<br />

8-006 Correcting <strong>the</strong> angle between <strong>the</strong> drawer bottom and drawer front 35<br />

8-007 Back wall dowel not inserted properly / Gap between <strong>the</strong> back wall and<br />

Zargen slide 35<br />

8-008 Drawer cannot be removed easily from <strong>the</strong> Zargen press ZPM 35<br />

9. Maintenance and Care 36<br />

9-001 Maintenance plan 36<br />

9-002 Care information 36<br />

10. Miscellaneous 37-51<br />

10-001 Guarantee certificate 37-38<br />

10-002 Disposal form 39-40<br />

10-003 Resale form 41-42<br />

10-004 Questionnaire 1 43-44<br />

10-005 Questionnaire 2 45-46<br />

10-006 List of <strong>Grass</strong> distributors 47<br />

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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS<br />

1-001 List of Illustrations<br />

Illustration Description page<br />

3-006 Miscellaneous standard accessories 10<br />

4-001-01 General overview of <strong>the</strong> ZPM 12<br />

4-002-01 Sectional view of <strong>the</strong> ZPM 14<br />

4-002-02 Sectional view of <strong>the</strong> ZPM 14<br />

4-004-01/.../06 Producing a drawer 16<br />

5-001-01 Center of gravity of <strong>the</strong> Zargen slide press ZPM 18<br />

6-002-01 Pneumatic diagram 21<br />

7-001-01 Control dimensions for <strong>the</strong> drawer fronts for 6035 22<br />

7-001-02 Control dimensions for <strong>the</strong> drawer fronts for<br />

6036 / 6136 / 6236 / 6436 22<br />

7-001-03 Control dimensions for <strong>the</strong> drawer bottoms for 6035 22<br />

7-001-04 Control dimensions for <strong>the</strong> drawer bottoms for<br />

6036 / 6136 / 6236 / 6436 22<br />

7-001-05 Control dimensions for <strong>the</strong> drawer back walls for 6035 22<br />

7-001-06 Control dimensions for <strong>the</strong> drawer back walls for<br />

6036 / 6136 / 6236 / 6436 22<br />

7-002-01 Mounting <strong>the</strong> index stops 24<br />

7-003-01 Setting <strong>the</strong> drawer width 25<br />

7-006-01 Changing to ano<strong>the</strong>r Zargen slide length 27<br />

7-007-01 Setting <strong>the</strong> back wall height stops 27<br />

7-008-01 Setting <strong>the</strong> front height stops 29<br />

7-009-01 Setting <strong>the</strong> front side stops 29<br />

7-010-01 Setting <strong>the</strong> back wall thickness 31<br />

7-011-01 Setting <strong>the</strong> bottom thickness 31<br />

7-012-01 Setting <strong>the</strong> angles between <strong>the</strong> drawer front and <strong>the</strong> drawer bottom 33<br />

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1. GENERAL INFORMATION<br />

1-002 Manufacturer information<br />

<strong>Grass</strong> GmbH Tel. +43/(0)5578/701-0<br />

<strong>Grass</strong> Platz 1 Fax. +43/(0)5578/701-59<br />

6973 Höchst Internet: www.grass.at<br />

Austria<br />

E-Mail: info@grass.at<br />

1-003 Copyright information<br />

The manufacturer has exclusive copyrights of <strong>the</strong>se documents. Any means of copying is permitted only with<br />

<strong>the</strong> permission of <strong>the</strong> manufacturer, unless <strong>the</strong> <strong>operating</strong> instructions are copied specifically for <strong>the</strong> purpose of<br />

utilizing <strong>the</strong> machine.<br />

1-004 Terms of <strong>the</strong> Guarantee<br />

The delivered ZPM comes with a guarantee that is within <strong>the</strong> scope of <strong>the</strong> „General Terms of Guarantees in <strong>the</strong><br />

Association of <strong>the</strong> Machinery and Steel Construction Industry.“ Misuse of <strong>the</strong> product, repairs by<br />

unauthorized or untrained personnel, use of unauthorized replacement parts or accessories without written approval<br />

from <strong>the</strong> manufacturer invalidate any guarantee claims.<br />

We reserve <strong>the</strong> right to make technical modifications for whatever reason. When <strong>the</strong> machine is shipped from<br />

<strong>the</strong> manufacturing plant, it meets <strong>the</strong> latest regulations and technical standards.<br />

The manufacturer is under no obligation to modify machines free of charge because of changed<br />

specifications.<br />

To make a guarantee claim, please contact an authorized <strong>Grass</strong> representative or an authorized <strong>Grass</strong><br />

distributor and give <strong>the</strong>m <strong>the</strong> machine model and number.<br />

Lists of representatives and distributors can be found in Section 10-006.<br />

Guarantee claims will only be honored if <strong>the</strong> guarantee certificate was filled out completely and sent to<br />

<strong>the</strong> manufacturer. The guarantee form is in Section 10-001.<br />

The guarantee and warranty include exclusively <strong>the</strong> replacement or repair of defective parts.<br />

Not included in <strong>the</strong> guarantee are:<br />

- shipping damages (These damage claims should be filed with <strong>the</strong> postal<br />

service, <strong>the</strong> railway company or <strong>the</strong> shipping company.),<br />

- natural wear and tear of parts,<br />

- drill bits,<br />

- damages resulting from negligence of safety regulations,<br />

- damages resulting from inappropriate handling or misuse of <strong>the</strong> ZPM,<br />

- damages to or from <strong>the</strong> work material,<br />

- reimbursement of down time,<br />

- loss of earnings or wages because of a defective ZPM,<br />

- installation time, driving time or travel expenses.<br />

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2. SAFETY INFORMATION<br />

2-001 Safety Information<br />

- It is <strong>the</strong> responsibility of <strong>the</strong> owners of <strong>the</strong> machines to make sure that only properly trained personnel<br />

operate <strong>the</strong> machine.<br />

- The pneumatic connection lines are to be installed correctly and are to be protected from damaging effects.<br />

(For example, in cable channels, conduits, or something similar).<br />

- The safety devices, which are included in <strong>the</strong> shipment, must always be utilized according to Point 2-004 and<br />

must not be by-passed or rendered inoperable.<br />

- During service or maintenance work, <strong>the</strong> air pressure supply lines must be separated from <strong>the</strong> machine<br />

(by quick coupling, for example).<br />

- Before <strong>operating</strong> <strong>the</strong> machine again, check all safety devices thoroughly to make certain that <strong>the</strong>y are<br />

functioning properly. Replace damaged parts only with authorized parts.<br />

- Keep <strong>the</strong> workplace and surrounding area clean. Messy and disorganized work places increase <strong>the</strong> risk<br />

of injury.<br />

- The work area must be completely dry. Do not use <strong>the</strong> machine outside and, especially, do not leave<br />

<strong>the</strong> machine out in <strong>the</strong> rain.<br />

- Keep unauthorized people away from <strong>the</strong> machine.<br />

- Only one person shall operate <strong>the</strong> machine at a time.<br />

2-002 Recommended Usage<br />

- The <strong>Grass</strong> Zargen press, model ZPM, is to be used expressly for <strong>the</strong> insertion of <strong>the</strong> <strong>Grass</strong> Zargen System<br />

6000 on a wooden bottom, wooden back wall and a wooden front. Solid wood and o<strong>the</strong>r wood derived<br />

materials can be used.<br />

O<strong>the</strong>r uses are not specified or allowed; thus, <strong>the</strong> manufacturer is not liable for resulting damages. The user<br />

alone assumes all risks.<br />

- The user must conform to <strong>the</strong> <strong>operating</strong> instructions when determining <strong>the</strong> appropriate usages.<br />

- The machine shall only be operated, serviced and maintained by trained and authorized persons.<br />

- The original set-up may not be modified without <strong>the</strong> express consent of <strong>Grass</strong>, Inc.<br />

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2. SAFETY INFORMATION<br />

2-003 Risks according to EN 292-2<br />

The Zargen press, model ZPM, is manufactured in accordance with <strong>the</strong> present state of technology and current<br />

safety and technical directives. Still, <strong>the</strong>re remain risks to <strong>the</strong> life and health of <strong>the</strong> operators or of third parties,<br />

and damages to <strong>the</strong> machine and o<strong>the</strong>r material assets.<br />

O<strong>the</strong>r risks consists of:<br />

- operation of <strong>the</strong> machine by unqualified personnel,<br />

- operation of <strong>the</strong> machine without <strong>the</strong> required and recommended safety devices,<br />

- additional people being in <strong>the</strong> work area of <strong>the</strong> <strong>operating</strong> machine,<br />

- handling a machine that has not been properly secured and turned off,<br />

- not maintaining <strong>the</strong> procedural instructions which are described in Section 7-0, which concerns<br />

<strong>operating</strong> <strong>the</strong> ZPM,<br />

- <strong>the</strong> malfunction of control elements.<br />

These risks can be reduced if <strong>the</strong> operators and owners comply with Section 2-0 and Section 7-0.<br />

2-004 Safety Devices<br />

Safety devices and danger notices, etc. serve to ensure safety and may NOT, in any case, be removed or be<br />

made inoperable.<br />

- The pneumatic-filter-reducing regulator prevents <strong>the</strong> machine from overloading.<br />

- The 2-handed pneumatic valve prevents an unintentional stroke disengagement or release.<br />

Pneumatic diagram, Section 4-006.<br />

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2. SAFETY INFORMATION<br />

2-005 Description of Stickers<br />

This sticker indicates conformity with <strong>the</strong><br />

European Community agreement.<br />

Prohibitive sign: Only one person shall operate <strong>the</strong><br />

machine at a time.<br />

Warning sign: Danger of crushing. Keep hands or<br />

o<strong>the</strong>r objects clear.<br />

Operating instructions: Read information thoroughly.<br />

2-006 Dangers and Safety Measures<br />

Dangers<br />

Forward feed mechanism<br />

Risk of impact<br />

is slow.<br />

Tool unit<br />

Control system<br />

unexpected stroke disengagement<br />

Control system defect<br />

Safety Measures<br />

no automatic forwarding feed movement<br />

This is not applicable because <strong>the</strong> stroke motion<br />

The forward feed for <strong>the</strong> stroke motion is activated<br />

by non self-locking buttons with collar. This meets<br />

<strong>the</strong> safety guidelines EN 294 with regard to <strong>the</strong> risks.<br />

non self-locking button with collar<br />

2-handed safety control<br />

Use only authorized replacement parts<br />

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3. DESCRIPTION OF PRODUCTS<br />

Change-over inserts<br />

Index stop<br />

Front height stop<br />

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3. DESCRIPTION OF PRODUCTS<br />

3-001 Usage<br />

The Zargen press ZPM is designed exclusively for pressing and inserting <strong>the</strong> <strong>Grass</strong> Zargen slide with a wood<br />

back wall, a wood bottom and a wood front. Solid wood, o<strong>the</strong>r materials derived from wood, such as particle<br />

board, MDF-boards, glued and bonded woods, etc. can be used. The manufacturer guarantees smooth and<br />

problem free operation for <strong>the</strong>se usages with <strong>the</strong> machine. Violations or misuse may result in injuries to<br />

<strong>the</strong> machine operators or to damages to <strong>the</strong> machine or work pieces.<br />

3-002 Identification of Products<br />

All machines are provided with an identification plate on which <strong>the</strong> manufactured year, <strong>the</strong> machine number and<br />

model, as well as <strong>the</strong> required pneumatic pressure, are listed. There is also a sticker label on <strong>the</strong> machine frame<br />

that has <strong>the</strong> machine identification.<br />

3-003 Basic Equipment<br />

The Zargen press ZPM , completely installed, consists of:<br />

- a stabile durable machine frame,<br />

- a rigid insertion unit, left,<br />

- over <strong>the</strong> index stops, <strong>the</strong>re is a movable insertion unit, right,<br />

- complete pneumatic control system with 2-handed safety control system,<br />

- complete <strong>operating</strong> instructions,<br />

- tool kit, consisting of 13 mm and 17 mm open-ended fork wrench, an adjustment gauge for front stops and<br />

one of each of <strong>the</strong>se size Allen key wrenches: 2.5 mm, 3 mm, 4 mm, 5 mm, 6 mm.<br />

3-004 Standard Accessories<br />

Description<br />

Article Number<br />

Front height stop ( back wall height stop) 88918<br />

Index stop for drawer width 90651<br />

Change-over insert for Zargen slide length 270 88910<br />

Change-over insert for Zargen slide length 350 88911<br />

Change-over insert for Zargen slide length 400 88912<br />

Change-over insert for Zargen slide length 440 88913<br />

Change-over insert for Zargen slide length 470 88914<br />

Change-over insert for Zargen slide length 510 88915<br />

Change-over insert for Zargen slide length 550 88916<br />

3-005 Special Accessories<br />

Various special accessories are available upon request.<br />

For example: a fence for <strong>the</strong> Zargen press for <strong>the</strong> backside to prevent reaching into <strong>the</strong> ZPM.<br />

Special index stops<br />

Special front side stops<br />

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4. DESCRIPTION OF MACHINE COMPONENTS<br />

Illustration 4-001-01<br />

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4. DESCRIPTION OF MACHINE COMPONENTS<br />

4-001 Overview of numbered individual parts Illustration 4-001-01<br />

1. Machine frame<br />

2. Left hand lever<br />

3. Right hand lever<br />

4. Left insertion cylinder<br />

5. Right insertion cylinder<br />

6. Compressed air regulator<br />

<strong>7.</strong> Left starting valve<br />

8. Right starting valve<br />

9. 2-handed safety control system<br />

10. Pneumatic <strong>operating</strong> valve<br />

11. Left unit carrier<br />

12. Right unit carrier<br />

13. Left carriage<br />

14. Right carriage<br />

15. Left compression slide<br />

16. Right compression slide<br />

1<strong>7.</strong> Back wall dowel - compression die fence, left<br />

18. Back wall dowel - compression die fence, right<br />

19. Left change-over insert<br />

20. Right change-over insert<br />

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4. DESCRIPTION OF MACHINE COMPONENTS<br />

Illustration 4-002-01<br />

Illustration 4-002-02<br />

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4. DESCRIPTION OF MACHINE COMPONENTS<br />

4-002 Description of individual assembly parts Illustration 4-002-01 and 4-002-02<br />

1. Insertion cylinder, diameter 120 stroke 60 mm<br />

2. 2-handed control valve<br />

3. 5/2 port directional control valve<br />

4. Machine frame<br />

5. Holding device for upper guiding roller<br />

6. Star screw M8 X 20 - fastener back wall compression die fence<br />

<strong>7.</strong> Back wall compression die fence<br />

8. Set screw - setting <strong>the</strong> insertion depth of <strong>the</strong> back wall dowel<br />

9. Last back wall height stop on change-over insert<br />

10. Bumper bar - back wall support - change-over insert<br />

11. Back wall height stop with retractable stop pin<br />

12. Spacer profile - change-over insert<br />

13. Clamp screw<br />

14. Adjusting screw for bottom thickness<br />

15. Front side stop<br />

16. Compression die fence for front dowel<br />

1<strong>7.</strong> Toggle bar with starting valve<br />

18. Press on rail<br />

19. Unit carrier<br />

20. Set collar Change-over from 6035 to 6036, 6136, 6236, 6436<br />

21. Stop pin for front height stop - retractable<br />

22. Front height stop<br />

23. Stop bar for front height stops<br />

24. Flap screws to adjust <strong>the</strong> front height stops<br />

25. Adjusting screws for front angle<br />

26. Carriage<br />

2<strong>7.</strong> Front support<br />

28. Front side stop<br />

29. Press on disk to set <strong>the</strong> bottom length<br />

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4. DESCRIPTION OF MACHINE COMPONENTS<br />

Illustration 4-004-01 Illustration 4-004-02 Illustration 4-004-03<br />

Illustration 4-004-04 Illustration 4-004-05 Illustration 4-004-06<br />

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4. DESCRIPTION OF MACHINE COMPONENTS<br />

4-003 Description of Operating Elements<br />

Toggle lever, left and right<br />

The toggle lever is used to close and open <strong>the</strong> Zargen press.<br />

Place all <strong>the</strong> individual parts in <strong>the</strong> Zargen press, which is in <strong>the</strong> open position.<br />

Press all <strong>the</strong> individual parts, which comprise <strong>the</strong> complete drawer in <strong>the</strong> Zargen press, which is in <strong>the</strong><br />

closed position.<br />

Take <strong>the</strong> finished drawer out of <strong>the</strong> Zargen press, which is in <strong>the</strong> open position.<br />

Index pin<br />

The index pin positions <strong>the</strong> machine for preset drawer widths.<br />

Right and left start buttons<br />

Operating both buttons, left and right, at <strong>the</strong> same time (within 0.5 second) begins <strong>the</strong> compression<br />

<strong>operating</strong> process.<br />

4-004 Functions of <strong>the</strong> ZPM - Producing Drawers with <strong>the</strong> ZPM Illustrations 4-004-01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06<br />

All machines manufactured since 1995 are equipped with a pneumatic 2-handed safety control system. The<br />

compression cycle first begins when both start buttons are operated simultaneously (within 0.5 second). After<br />

one of <strong>the</strong> start buttons is released, both compression slides return to <strong>the</strong>ir starting positions. The start buttons<br />

may only be activated when <strong>the</strong> toggle lever is completely closed.<br />

Sequence of <strong>the</strong> <strong>operating</strong> cycle:<br />

- Pull <strong>the</strong> index pins. Move <strong>the</strong> right unit carrier to <strong>the</strong> drawer width’s corresponding index stop. Release<br />

<strong>the</strong> index pins. (These must engage in <strong>the</strong> index stops).<br />

- Open both toggle levers.<br />

- Push <strong>the</strong> stop pin of <strong>the</strong> corresponding front height stop „1“ up.<br />

- Push <strong>the</strong> stop pin of <strong>the</strong> corresponding back wall height stop „2“ (Illustration 4-004-01) up.<br />

- Load <strong>the</strong> drawer front with <strong>the</strong> dowel bore holes up and <strong>the</strong> front lower edge towards <strong>the</strong> machine operator.<br />

- Place <strong>the</strong> drawer bottom with <strong>the</strong> bottom groove towards <strong>the</strong> machine operator.<br />

- Place <strong>the</strong> drawer back wall with <strong>the</strong> dowel bore holes up and <strong>the</strong> back wall lower edge<br />

towards <strong>the</strong> machine operator (Illustration 4-004-02).<br />

- Load both Zargen slides (Illustration 4-004-03).<br />

- Close both toggle levers.<br />

- Press both start buttons on <strong>the</strong> toggle levers (simultaneously within 0.5 seconds - 2-handed control system).<br />

- Now <strong>the</strong> compression process begins.<br />

Both compression slides move diagonally towards <strong>the</strong> bottom and <strong>the</strong> bottom grip devices are pressed<br />

into <strong>the</strong> bottom groove.<br />

After <strong>the</strong> bottom grip devices are pressed in, both compression slides move downward; <strong>the</strong> back wall<br />

dowel - compression die fence presses on <strong>the</strong> back wall dowel; <strong>the</strong> front compression die fence<br />

presses on both front dowels; <strong>the</strong> Zargen slide is pushed underneath in <strong>the</strong> bottom groove, until all <strong>the</strong><br />

dowels are completely pressed in. (Illustration 4-004-04).<br />

- The compression process has ended. Release both start buttons.<br />

- Wail until both compression slides have reached <strong>the</strong> highest position (Illustration 4-004-05).<br />

- Open both toggle levers (Illustration 4-004-06).<br />

- Remove <strong>the</strong> completely assembled drawer.<br />

Note:<br />

If <strong>the</strong> drawers to be pressed toge<strong>the</strong>r are using <strong>the</strong> <strong>Grass</strong> Railing System 6100, we recommend mounting <strong>the</strong><br />

corresponding railing fasteners to <strong>the</strong> front and back wall before <strong>the</strong> front and back wall are placed in <strong>the</strong><br />

Zargen Press ZPM.<br />

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5. SHIPPING AND INSTALLATION OF MACHINES<br />

5-001 Shipping and Storage Requirements<br />

The Zargen press ZPM is shipped unpacked. The machine is completely assembled.<br />

Protect <strong>the</strong> unpacked machine during <strong>the</strong> shipping process and storage from moisture and humidity.<br />

The machine can be transported by both transverse bars about 10 cm above <strong>the</strong> floor in <strong>the</strong> center of a<br />

low lift platform truck. The storage temperature range is -20 degrees Celsius to +50 degrees Celsius.<br />

Warning:<br />

This machine’s center of gravity is quite high (see Illustration 5-001-01). During shipping <strong>the</strong>re is <strong>the</strong><br />

risk<br />

that <strong>the</strong> machine may fall over.<br />

This machine must be secured against falling during shipping.<br />

Whenever lifting or shipping <strong>the</strong> ZPM (with a low lift platform truck or a fork lift truck), extra care<br />

and caution must be used.<br />

Center of gravity<br />

about 950<br />

= =<br />

aboutt<br />

300<br />

aboutt<br />

540<br />

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5-002 Space and Environment Requirements<br />

The necessary space requirements depend on <strong>the</strong> quantity of <strong>the</strong> available individual assembly components<br />

and <strong>the</strong> quantity of <strong>the</strong> stored finished drawers.<br />

The minimum depth dimensions required are about 200 cm.<br />

The minimum width dimensions required are about 200 cm.<br />

The machine must be kept in a dry room away from humidity and moisture.<br />

The surrounding temperature of <strong>the</strong> <strong>operating</strong> machine should be between +10 degrees Celsius and +40<br />

degrees Celsius.<br />

The relative humidity should in <strong>the</strong> range of 10% to 80% and should be non condensing.<br />

The machine may malfunction or become damaged with large deviations in extreme environmental conditions.<br />

5-003 Assembly at <strong>the</strong> Final Installation Site<br />

The Zarge press is shipped to its final installation site with a low lift platform truck or a fork lift truck. Once <strong>the</strong>re,<br />

<strong>the</strong> dual sided shipping security wood beams are dismantled. The machine is placed on <strong>the</strong> floor. Please make<br />

sure <strong>the</strong> machine is on a level surface.<br />

If need be, <strong>the</strong> machine frame can be leveled out under one of <strong>the</strong> 4 corners. We strongly recommend bolting<br />

or screwing <strong>the</strong> machine to <strong>the</strong> floor.<br />

Now both security bands (used for shipping safety), which hold <strong>the</strong> unit carriers to <strong>the</strong> machine frame, can be<br />

removed.<br />

Once <strong>the</strong> machine is installed at <strong>the</strong> final location, <strong>the</strong> pilot run operation can be initiated, according to<br />

Section 6.<br />

Note:<br />

In order toa void <strong>the</strong> dangerous position behind <strong>the</strong> Zargen press, please comply with <strong>the</strong> following measures:<br />

Recommended:<br />

a) Place <strong>the</strong> Zargen press as closely to a wall as possible, or<br />

b) Attach a closure on <strong>the</strong> side and behind <strong>the</strong> Zargen press. This is available as a special accessory from<br />

<strong>Grass</strong> Inc.<br />

Safely securing <strong>the</strong> ZPM is <strong>the</strong> responsibility of <strong>the</strong> Zargen press owner.<br />

5-004 Requirements of Operating Personnel<br />

This machine may only be operated by trained personnel that are familiar with operation of <strong>the</strong> machine. This<br />

training may come from on-<strong>the</strong>-job training by a specialist or by thoroughly studying <strong>the</strong> <strong>operating</strong> instructions.<br />

The operators must be mentally and physically capable of <strong>operating</strong> this machine. It is <strong>the</strong> machine<br />

owner’s responsibility to ensure that <strong>the</strong> machine operators are capable and knowledgeable about using this<br />

machine.<br />

The machine operators must be responsible and not allow o<strong>the</strong>r persons near <strong>the</strong> machine when it is being<br />

operated.<br />

The machine owner is responsible for making sure compliance of <strong>the</strong>se requirements are met.<br />

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6. START-UP<br />

6-001 Pneumatic connection<br />

The Zargen press ZPM has a 2 meter long air hose that has a diameter of 6/3. A Euro-Quick coupler plug is<br />

installed corresponding to <strong>the</strong> voltage in <strong>the</strong> destination country. See Section 6-002 on page 22 for <strong>the</strong> wiring<br />

diagram.<br />

Connection:<br />

Caution:<br />

If <strong>the</strong> machine is hooked up to pressure, both compression slides can move upward.<br />

a) Lift <strong>the</strong> adjusting knob of <strong>the</strong> maintenance unit and turn counterclockwise.<br />

b) Make <strong>the</strong> air pressure connection by means of a quick coupling or a shut-off valve with an exhaust. It<br />

has to be connected so that <strong>the</strong> machine operator can disconnect <strong>the</strong> machine from <strong>the</strong> air pressure<br />

system at anytime with a distance of maximum 3 meters.<br />

c) Turn <strong>the</strong> regulator clockwise until <strong>the</strong> pressure gauge of <strong>the</strong> maintenance unit indicates about 5.5 - 6 bar<br />

(0.55 - 0.6 MPa). Press <strong>the</strong> adjusting knob.<br />

Caution: <strong>the</strong> compression slide can move up.<br />

6-002 Pneumatic diagram of <strong>the</strong> ZPM<br />

Posi. Model Description Function<br />

1 Hoerb. MKL-08H Filter-pressure-reducer 1/4“ Pressure regulator and<br />

including pressure gauge 1/8“ pneumatic draining<br />

2. Festo SV3-M5-B 3/2 directional key valve M5 Starting valve, left<br />

3. Festo SV3-M5-B 3/2 directional key valve M5 Starting valve, right<br />

4. Bosch 0 820 223 501 2-handed control valve M5 Safety valve<br />

5. Hoerb S8-561RF-1/8-2 Pneumatic 5/2 directional valve 1/8“ Operating valve<br />

6. <strong>Grass</strong> T.1320.005.01 Pneumatic cylinder, Insertion cylinder,<br />

diameter 120, stroke 40<br />

left / right<br />

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6<br />

7<br />

5<br />

4 2<br />

14 12<br />

4<br />

A<br />

5<br />

1<br />

3<br />

E1<br />

2 3<br />

A<br />

A<br />

E2<br />

P<br />

P<br />

R<br />

P<br />

R<br />

Maximum:<br />

10 bar<br />

1<br />

Setting:<br />

5,5-6 bar<br />

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6. START-UP<br />

All bore holes diameter 10 / 12 deep<br />

Bottom wide +13 mm<br />

Bottom wide + 13 mm<br />

min 14<br />

min 21<br />

32<br />

64<br />

Front support + 9 mm<br />

nin 12<br />

Front support<br />

12 -0,5<br />

min 2,5<br />

12 -0,5 min 2,5<br />

min 10<br />

1x45°<br />

min 4<br />

1x45°<br />

min 6<br />

12 +0,3 -0 12 +0,3 -0<br />

37,5<br />

12 +0,3 -0 12 +0,3 -0<br />

37,5<br />

1x45°<br />

1x45°<br />

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7-001 Checking <strong>the</strong> Wood Parts Illustrations 7-001-01, 02, 03, 04, 05<br />

- Check <strong>the</strong> front part, according to Illustration 7-001-01 for Zargen slide 6035<br />

- Check <strong>the</strong> front part, according to Illustration 7-001-02 for Zargen slide 6036, 6136, 6236, 6436<br />

- Check <strong>the</strong> bottom part, according to Illustration 7-001-03 for Zargen slide 6035<br />

- Check <strong>the</strong> bottom part, according to Illustration 7-001-04 for Zargen slide 6036, 6136, 6236, 6436<br />

- Check <strong>the</strong> back wall, according to Illustration 7-001-05 for Zargen slide 6035<br />

- Check <strong>the</strong> back wall, according to Illustration 7-001-06 for Zargen slide 6036, 6136, 6236, 6436<br />

Bottom length = total length = back wall thickness<br />

Zargen Length Total length Total length<br />

variation D1<br />

variation E1<br />

270 267 266.5<br />

350 347 346.5<br />

400 398 396.5<br />

440 437 436.5<br />

470 467 466.5<br />

510 507 506.5<br />

550 547 546.5<br />

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Illustration 7-002-01<br />

Illustration 7-003-01<br />

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7-002 Mounting <strong>the</strong> Index Stops Illustration 7-002-01<br />

Index stops are included for 5 drawer widths in <strong>the</strong> standard equipment of <strong>the</strong> machine. If more than 5 drawer<br />

widths are necessary, additional index stops may be mounted.<br />

Necessary tools:<br />

6 mm Allen key wrench<br />

4 mm Allen key wrench<br />

- Loosen both M8 Allen screws „1“ with <strong>the</strong> 6 mm Allen key wrench.<br />

- Move <strong>the</strong> bumper bar „2“ towards <strong>the</strong> right (seen from behind).<br />

- Tighten both M8 Allen screws „1“ with <strong>the</strong> 6 mm Allen key wrench.<br />

7-003 Setting <strong>the</strong> Drawer Width Illustration 7-003-01, 02<br />

Setting <strong>the</strong> drawer width from <strong>the</strong> most narrow width to <strong>the</strong> widest width.<br />

Necessary tool:<br />

4 mm Allen key wrench<br />

- Lift up <strong>the</strong> index pin „4“. Move <strong>the</strong> right unit carrier „5“ until <strong>the</strong> index pin „4“ engages in <strong>the</strong> outermost left index<br />

stop „6“. Release <strong>the</strong> index pin „4“.<br />

- Loosen <strong>the</strong> fixing screw „7“ with a 4 mm Allen key wrench at <strong>the</strong> outermost left index stop.<br />

- Move <strong>the</strong> complete right unit carrier „5“ , until <strong>the</strong> distance „A“ corresponds with <strong>the</strong> approximate bottom<br />

width. „A“ = <strong>the</strong> distance from <strong>the</strong> left edge of <strong>the</strong> left change-over insert to <strong>the</strong> right edge of <strong>the</strong> right<br />

change-over insert.<br />

- Tighten <strong>the</strong> fixing screw „7“ with <strong>the</strong> 4 mm Allen key wrench.<br />

- Open both toggle levers by pressing outwardly.<br />

- Place a drawer bottom on both front supports.<br />

- Place <strong>the</strong> Zargen slide on <strong>the</strong> left side ( right Zargen ).<br />

- Place <strong>the</strong> Zargen slide on <strong>the</strong> right side ( left side ).<br />

- Close <strong>the</strong> left unit by moving <strong>the</strong> toggle lever inward.<br />

- Close <strong>the</strong> right unit by moving <strong>the</strong> toggle lever inward until some noticeable resistance is met.<br />

- Loosen <strong>the</strong> fixing screw „7“ in <strong>the</strong> index stop „6“.<br />

- Move <strong>the</strong> toggle lever to <strong>the</strong> stop.<br />

- Forcefully press <strong>the</strong> whole unit carrier left against <strong>the</strong> closed left unit, against <strong>the</strong> drawer bottom and against<br />

both inserted Zarge slides.<br />

- Tighten <strong>the</strong> fixing screw „7“ in <strong>the</strong> index stop „6“.<br />

After <strong>the</strong> resulting setting, <strong>the</strong> Zargen slides with <strong>the</strong> closed units must be able to be moved easily without<br />

a lot of effort and should, if at all possible, have no lateral play in <strong>the</strong> lengthwise direction. Too much play<br />

or too little room for <strong>the</strong> Zargen could lead to a jam and could, thus, result in damages.<br />

All o<strong>the</strong>r drawer widths are set with <strong>the</strong> same guidelines; only <strong>the</strong> index stops are set corresponding to <strong>the</strong><br />

width desired.<br />

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Illustration 7-006-01<br />

Illustration 7-007-01<br />

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7-004 Changing to Ano<strong>the</strong>r Drawer Width Illustration 7-006-01<br />

After <strong>the</strong> drawer width is set according to Section 7-003, <strong>the</strong> drawer width can be changed without tools.<br />

Pull <strong>the</strong> index pin „1“. Move <strong>the</strong> unit carrier „2“ to ano<strong>the</strong>r index stop „3“. Release <strong>the</strong> index pin „1“ so that it engages<br />

in <strong>the</strong> index stop „3“.<br />

It is beneficial for <strong>the</strong> machine operators if <strong>the</strong> drawer widths are written on <strong>the</strong> machine frame; especially, if <strong>the</strong>re<br />

are a lot of index stops on <strong>the</strong> Zargen press.<br />

7-005 Changing to Ano<strong>the</strong>r Zargen slide height Illustration 7-006-01<br />

Such a change is possible only with <strong>the</strong> low Zargen 6035.<br />

- Disconnect <strong>the</strong> ZPM from <strong>the</strong> pneumatic air line supply.<br />

- Pull down both compression slides „4“.<br />

- Twist <strong>the</strong> set collar „5“ on <strong>the</strong> piston rod „6“ of both insertion cylinders until <strong>the</strong> Allen screw „7“ points upward.<br />

- Reconnect <strong>the</strong> pneumatic air line supply.<br />

Warning: Both compression slides will <strong>the</strong>n move upward!<br />

7-006 Changing to ano<strong>the</strong>r Zargen slide length Illustration 7-006-01<br />

Changing to ano<strong>the</strong>r Zargen slide length does not require tools.<br />

- Open both toggle levers.<br />

- Take down <strong>the</strong> left and right change-over inserts by pulling upward.<br />

- Attach <strong>the</strong> new left and right change-over inserts.<br />

- Screw down <strong>the</strong> left and right back wall - compression die fence „10“ with a star screw „9“.<br />

- Mount both back wall dowel - compression die fence „10“ on <strong>the</strong> respective new positions.<br />

7-007 Setting <strong>the</strong> Back Wall Height Stops Illustration 7-007-01<br />

There are 3 possible various back wall heights for each change-over insert. If more than 3 back wall heights<br />

are needed, <strong>the</strong>n additional back wall height stops can be mounted.<br />

(Loosen <strong>the</strong> flap screw „7“ on <strong>the</strong> back wall height stops „8“. Twist out <strong>the</strong> bumper bar „2“ counterclockwise.<br />

Attach <strong>the</strong> additional back wall height stops. Twist in <strong>the</strong> bumper bar „2“ until it is securely fixed.)<br />

The stop pins „1“ of <strong>the</strong> back wall height stops can be moved in a vertical direction. With unnecessary back wall<br />

height stops, <strong>the</strong> stop pins are simply pressed down. When needed, <strong>the</strong>se can be pressed back up without any<br />

problem.<br />

- Move <strong>the</strong> unit carriers to <strong>the</strong> front of <strong>the</strong> respective drawer width.<br />

- Open both toggle levers.<br />

- Place a front panel on both front supports ( with <strong>the</strong> front bore holes up).<br />

- Place a drawer bottom „3“ (with <strong>the</strong> bottom groove towards <strong>the</strong> machine operator).<br />

- Place a drawer back wall „4“ on <strong>the</strong> back wall support „5“ (with <strong>the</strong> dowel bore holes up).<br />

- Place a straight piece „6“ on <strong>the</strong> drawer bottom.<br />

- Slide <strong>the</strong> drawer back wall „4“ against <strong>the</strong> component piece „6“.<br />

- Loosen <strong>the</strong> flap screw „7“. Slide <strong>the</strong> back wall height stop „8“ against <strong>the</strong> back wall „4“. Tighten <strong>the</strong> flap<br />

screw „7“. Repeat on <strong>the</strong> second side of <strong>the</strong> Zargen press.<br />

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Illustration 7-008-01 Illustration 7-008-02<br />

Illustration 7-009-01 Illustration 7-009-02<br />

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7-008 Setting <strong>the</strong> Front Height Stops Illustration 7-008-01, 02<br />

The stop pins „1“ of <strong>the</strong> front height stops „2“ can be moved in a vertical direction. With unnecessary front<br />

height stops „2“, <strong>the</strong> stop pins are simply pressed down. They can be pushed up whenever <strong>the</strong>y are needed<br />

without any problem.<br />

After <strong>the</strong> following are correctly set;<br />

- drawer width according to Section 7-203<br />

- drawer length according to Section 7-206<br />

- back wall height according to Section 7-207,<br />

<strong>the</strong> front height stops can be set.<br />

Start with <strong>the</strong> lowest drawer front.<br />

- Slide <strong>the</strong> unit carrier to <strong>the</strong> front of <strong>the</strong> respective drawer width.<br />

- Open both toggle levers „8“.<br />

- Place a front panel „3“ on both front supports „4“.<br />

- Place a drawer bottom „8“ (with <strong>the</strong> bottom groove towards <strong>the</strong> machine operator).<br />

- Place a drawer back wall „6“ on <strong>the</strong> back wall support.<br />

- Insert Zargen slides „7“ , left and right<br />

- Close both toggle levers „8“.<br />

- Lift both Zargen slides „7“ so that <strong>the</strong> Zargen slide dowel is about 30 mm away from <strong>the</strong> front „3“.<br />

- Hang up <strong>the</strong> setting gauge „9“ with <strong>the</strong> respective page ( 6035 = larger distance of Zargen 6035;<br />

6036 = smaller distance for all o<strong>the</strong>r Zargen heights) in <strong>the</strong> drawer bottom’s dowel hole which is closest<br />

to <strong>the</strong> front.<br />

- Press <strong>the</strong> setting gauge „9“ (Notch) against <strong>the</strong> drawer bottom „5“ (corner).<br />

- Loosen <strong>the</strong> flap screw „10“ of <strong>the</strong> front height stop „2“. Slide <strong>the</strong> front height stop against <strong>the</strong> drawer front<br />

„3“. Tighten <strong>the</strong> flap screw „10“.<br />

- Repeat <strong>the</strong> same on <strong>the</strong> second side of <strong>the</strong> Zargen press.<br />

Front height stops can be set in desired quantities, but <strong>the</strong>re must be a minimum distance of about 15 mm.<br />

Smaller distances can lead to problems with <strong>the</strong> flap screws. In this case, <strong>the</strong> flap screws can be replaced by<br />

Allen screws M6 X 16. Five front height stops are included in <strong>the</strong> standard equipment. Additional height<br />

stops can be obtained as accessories.<br />

7-009 Setting <strong>the</strong> Front Side Stops Illustration 7-009-01, 02<br />

After <strong>the</strong> front height stops are set, according to Section 7-208, <strong>the</strong> front side stops are set.<br />

- Drawer front, bottom, back wall and both Zargen slides are placed in <strong>the</strong> machine. Close both toggle levers.<br />

- Hang <strong>the</strong> setting gauge „9“ with <strong>the</strong> respective side ( 6035 for Zargen 6035, 6036 for all o<strong>the</strong>r Zargen<br />

heights ) in <strong>the</strong> drawer bottom’s dowel hole, which is closest to <strong>the</strong> front „3“.<br />

- Press <strong>the</strong> setting gauge „9“ (notch) against <strong>the</strong> drawer bottom „3“ ( corner ).<br />

- Loosen <strong>the</strong> flap screw „11“ of <strong>the</strong> left front side stop „12“. Slide <strong>the</strong> stops against <strong>the</strong> drawer front „3“<br />

(between <strong>the</strong> front and stop, <strong>the</strong>re should be a gap of 0.2 to 0.5 mm). Tighten <strong>the</strong> flap screw „11“.<br />

- Loosen <strong>the</strong> flap screw „15“ of <strong>the</strong> setting collar „13“ on <strong>the</strong> right spring loaded front side stop. Slide <strong>the</strong><br />

setting collar against <strong>the</strong> guide tube „14“ of <strong>the</strong> front side stop.<br />

- Tighten <strong>the</strong> flap screw „15“. ( There should be a gap of 0.5 mm to 1 mm between <strong>the</strong> setting collar and <strong>the</strong><br />

guide tube. The set gap, left and right, serves to balance out <strong>the</strong> tolerances of <strong>the</strong> drawer front production).<br />

Front side stops can only be set for a front overhang.<br />

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Illustration 7-010-01<br />

Illustration 7-011-01<br />

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7-010 Setting <strong>the</strong> Back Wall Thickness Illustration 7-010-01<br />

The Zargen press ZPM is normally set at 16 mm for <strong>the</strong> drawer back walls.<br />

Necessary tool:<br />

Open end fork wrench 17 mm<br />

- Slide <strong>the</strong> unit carriers to <strong>the</strong> front of <strong>the</strong> respective drawer width.<br />

- Open both toggle levers „1“.<br />

- Place a drawer front „2“ on both front supports „3“.<br />

- Place a drawer bottom „4“ ( with <strong>the</strong> bottom groove toward <strong>the</strong> machine operator).<br />

- Place a drawer back wall „5“ on <strong>the</strong> back wall support „6“.<br />

- Press <strong>the</strong> drawer back wall down. „5“ <strong>the</strong> remaining gap „A“ between <strong>the</strong> drawer front „2“ and <strong>the</strong><br />

pressure disk „7“ should be about 0.5 mm. This is necessary so that <strong>the</strong> drawer can be easily removed from<br />

<strong>the</strong> Zarge press after <strong>the</strong> compression.<br />

Caution:<br />

The set dimension „B“ from <strong>the</strong> lower edge of <strong>the</strong> pressure disk „7“ to <strong>the</strong> upper edge of <strong>the</strong> back<br />

wall support „6“ is extremely important. A wrong setting may result in many possible defects.<br />

„B“ is <strong>the</strong> bottom length minus <strong>the</strong> set gap „A“<br />

Bottom length = total length - back wall thickness (see also <strong>the</strong> section and chart 7-001).<br />

7-011 Setting <strong>the</strong> Bottom Thickness Illustration 7-011-01<br />

The Zargen press ZPM is normally set for a 16 mm thick drawer bottom.<br />

Necessary tool:<br />

17 mm open-end fork wrench<br />

- Disconnect <strong>the</strong> Zargen press from <strong>the</strong> pneumatic compressed air supply.<br />

- Close both toggle levers „1“.<br />

- Pull both compression slides „9“ to <strong>the</strong> lowest position.<br />

- Measure <strong>the</strong> distance „A“ between <strong>the</strong> pressure fence „10“ and <strong>the</strong> change-over insert „13“. When <strong>the</strong>re<br />

are no drawer components placed in <strong>the</strong> Zarge press:<br />

A1 = bottom thickness + 1.5 mm<br />

A2 = bottom thickness + 1.2 mm<br />

- Adjust <strong>the</strong> distances, if necessary.<br />

Loosen both clamp screws „11“ with <strong>the</strong> 17 mm open-end fork wrench (@ 1/4 turn).<br />

Turn both adjusting screws „12“ clockwise to reduce distance „A“.<br />

Turn both adjusting screws counterclockwise to increase distance „A“.<br />

(1 turn equals 1.5 mm). Tighten <strong>the</strong> clamp screws.<br />

- Reconnect <strong>the</strong> machine to <strong>the</strong> pneumatic compressed air supply.<br />

Caution: The compression slides <strong>the</strong>n move upward.<br />

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Illustration 7-012-01<br />

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7-012 Setting <strong>the</strong> Angles Between <strong>the</strong> Drawer Front and <strong>the</strong> Drawer Bottom Illustration 7-012-01<br />

- Produce a complete drawer, according to Section 7-3.<br />

- Check <strong>the</strong> drawer for various defects, according to Section 8.<br />

- Correct <strong>the</strong> determined deficiency, according to Section 8.<br />

- Produce ano<strong>the</strong>r complete drawer, according to Section 7-3.<br />

- Check <strong>the</strong> new drawer for various defects according to Section 8. If no defects occur, <strong>the</strong>n <strong>the</strong> angle between<br />

<strong>the</strong> drawer front and <strong>the</strong> drawer bottom can be set.<br />

The angles are set by setting both <strong>the</strong> left and right front supports.<br />

Necessary tools:<br />

Open-end fork wrenches, 13 mm and 17 mm<br />

Allen key wrench, 4 mm<br />

- Loosen <strong>the</strong> lock nut „1“.<br />

- Screw out <strong>the</strong> hexagon head screw „2“ about 2 mm.<br />

- Adjust <strong>the</strong> set screw „3“ in <strong>the</strong> steel component „4“ with an Allen key wrench.<br />

If <strong>the</strong> angle is less than 90 degrees, <strong>the</strong>n <strong>the</strong> set screw must be screwed in.<br />

If <strong>the</strong> angle is more than 90 degrees, <strong>the</strong>n <strong>the</strong> set screw must be screwed out.<br />

- Tighten <strong>the</strong> hexagon head screw „2“ manually and <strong>the</strong>n tighten it about 1/4 turn with an open-end fork<br />

wrench.<br />

- Tighten <strong>the</strong> lock nut „1“.<br />

- Adjust <strong>the</strong> second side.<br />

- Make ano<strong>the</strong>r complete drawer, according to Section 7-3.<br />

- Check <strong>the</strong> new drawer for angle defects.<br />

- If necessary, repeat <strong>the</strong> angle adjustment until <strong>the</strong> angles are correct.<br />

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8-001 Gap Between <strong>the</strong> Drawer Front and Zargen Slide<br />

Possible Reasons > Solving <strong>the</strong> Problem<br />

- The front bore holes are not drilled deeply enough. The dowels stand out from <strong>the</strong> base of <strong>the</strong> bore hole. > Drill<br />

<strong>the</strong> bore holes deeper.<br />

- The front bore holes are not <strong>the</strong> in correct position. Space <strong>the</strong> bore holes correctly from one ano<strong>the</strong>r.<br />

- The front bore holes are not in <strong>the</strong> correct position. > Set <strong>the</strong> front stops.<br />

- The drawer bottom is too long > Correct drawer bottom according to Section 7-001.<br />

- The back wall is too thick. > Set <strong>the</strong> back wall thickness according to Section 7-010.<br />

- The set gap „A“ on Section 7-010 is too large. > Correct according to Section 7-010.<br />

- The drawer bottom is too thick; <strong>the</strong> compression slides don’t move to <strong>the</strong> end. > Set <strong>the</strong> bottom<br />

thickness according to Section 7-011.<br />

- The size for <strong>the</strong> bottom groove 12 mm is too large; <strong>the</strong> machine doesn’t have enough force to move<br />

both Zargen slides lengthwise into <strong>the</strong> bottom groove. > The specified size should comply with<br />

Section 7-001-04 and 7-001-05.<br />

- The depth of <strong>the</strong> bottom groove is insufficient; <strong>the</strong> machine can’t move both Zargen slides lengthwise into<br />

<strong>the</strong> bottom groove. > Make <strong>the</strong> grooves deeper.<br />

8-002 Gap Between <strong>the</strong> Drawer Bottom and Bottom Support with <strong>the</strong> Zargen Slide<br />

Possible Reasons > Solving <strong>the</strong> Problem<br />

- The bottom groove is not deep enough; <strong>the</strong> machine can press both Zargen slides lengthwise into <strong>the</strong><br />

drawer bottom. > Make <strong>the</strong> bottom groove deeper.<br />

- The drawer bottom is too thin. ( The change-over insert is too far away.) > Set <strong>the</strong> bottom thickness<br />

according to Section 7-001. Deviations from <strong>the</strong> given dimensions may be necessary.<br />

- The size for <strong>the</strong> bottom groove 12 mm is too large; <strong>the</strong> machine can’t press both Zarge slides<br />

lengthwise into <strong>the</strong> bottom groove. > The specified size should comply with Point 7-001-04 and 7-001-05.<br />

- The bevels are missing underneath <strong>the</strong> bottom. > Attach bevel.<br />

8-003 Gap Between <strong>the</strong> Drawer Bottom and <strong>the</strong> Drawer Back Wall<br />

Possible Reasons > Solving <strong>the</strong> Problem<br />

- The drawer bottom is too short. > Comply with <strong>the</strong> dimensions in Section 7-001.<br />

- The drawer back wall is too thin. > Set according to Section 7-010.<br />

8-004 Gap Between <strong>the</strong> Zargen Slide and Back Wall Inside <strong>the</strong> Drawer<br />

Possible Reasons > Solving <strong>the</strong> Problem<br />

- The back wall bore holes are not in <strong>the</strong> correct position. > Correct <strong>the</strong> spacing of <strong>the</strong> bore holes.<br />

Specified size = 12+0.3 mm, Ideal size 12.2 to 12.3 mm<br />

- The insert screws for <strong>the</strong> back wall dowels are not set correctly. > Back out <strong>the</strong> screws more.<br />

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8. TROUBLE SHOOTING AND PROBLEM SOLVING<br />

8-005 Gap Between <strong>the</strong> Zargen Slide and Bottom Inside <strong>the</strong> Drawer<br />

Possible Reasons > Solving <strong>the</strong> Problem<br />

- The bottom groove space is too small. > Correct <strong>the</strong> space.<br />

Specified dimension = 12-0.5 mm, Ideal dimension = 11.7 to 11.8 mm<br />

- The bevels on <strong>the</strong> bottom are missing or are too small. > Attach bevels.<br />

8-006 Correcting <strong>the</strong> Angle Between <strong>the</strong> Drawer Bottom and <strong>the</strong> Drawer Front<br />

Possible Reasons > Solving <strong>the</strong> Problem<br />

Set <strong>the</strong> angle according to Section 7-012.<br />

8-007 Back Wall Dowel Is Not Inserted Properly / Gap Between <strong>the</strong> Back Wall and Zargen Slide<br />

Possible Reasons > Solving <strong>the</strong> Problem<br />

- The screws in <strong>the</strong> back wall - compression die fence do not press hard enough on <strong>the</strong> dowels. > Screw <strong>the</strong><br />

screws fur<strong>the</strong>r out.<br />

- The bore holes in <strong>the</strong> back wall are not deep enough. > Drill <strong>the</strong> bore holes deeper.<br />

- The bore holes in <strong>the</strong> back wall are not in <strong>the</strong> proper position. > Correct <strong>the</strong> bore holes spacing.<br />

- The set dimension „A“ Section 7-010 is too small. > Correct according to Section 7-010.<br />

8-008 Drawer Cannot Be Removed Easily From <strong>the</strong> Zarge Press ZPM<br />

Possible Reasons > Solving <strong>the</strong> Problem<br />

- The set dimensions „A“ Section 7-010 is too small. > Correct according to Section 7-010.<br />

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9. MAINTENANCE AND CARE<br />

9-001 Maintenance Plan<br />

Maintenance work should only be done when <strong>the</strong> machine has been safely secured (turned off) and <strong>the</strong><br />

pneumatic compressed air system has been disconnected.<br />

Daily:<br />

Before <strong>operating</strong> <strong>the</strong> machine: check all safety devices to make sure <strong>the</strong>y are working properly, and clean <strong>the</strong><br />

dirt, dust and debris off <strong>the</strong> entire machine.<br />

Weekly, or as necessary:<br />

Drain <strong>the</strong> filter-pressure reducer; press <strong>the</strong> yellow plastic component on <strong>the</strong> filter-pressure reducer up,<br />

respectively disconnecting <strong>the</strong> machine from <strong>the</strong> pneumatic compressed air system (semi-automatic drain).<br />

Monthly:<br />

Clean <strong>the</strong> guide bars and lubricate <strong>the</strong>m with commercial grease.<br />

Clean <strong>the</strong> dirt, dust and debris off <strong>the</strong> sliding rails of <strong>the</strong> carriage.<br />

Yearly:<br />

The ZPM has proven its stability and reliability in many durability and fatigue tests. In order to keep your ZPM<br />

running smoothly for many years, we recommend having <strong>the</strong> machine serviced by a <strong>Grass</strong> Maintenance<br />

Technician or by a <strong>Grass</strong> Distributor every 1 to 3 years.<br />

9-002 Care Information<br />

The machine should only be cleaned when <strong>the</strong> machine has been safely secured, turned off, and <strong>the</strong> pneumatic<br />

compressed air system has been disconnected.<br />

Clean <strong>the</strong> machine as needed. Clean with a soft dry cloth. Do not use harsh cleaning substances such<br />

as acetone, nitro diluted solutions, gasoline or o<strong>the</strong>r similar solutions.<br />

Occasionally lubricate <strong>the</strong> non enameled steel components with a lightly oiled cloth. Use only non-acid<br />

and non-corrosive oil.<br />

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10. MISCELLANEOUS<br />

10-001 Guarantee Certificate<br />

Buyer:<br />

Name:........................................................<br />

Street:........................................................<br />

City:...........................................................<br />

Zip Code:.....................................................<br />

Country:.....................................................<br />

Telephone #:.............................................. Fax #............................................................<br />

Distributor or Seller:<br />

Name:........................................................<br />

Street:........................................................<br />

City:...........................................................<br />

Zip Code:.....................................................<br />

Country:.....................................................<br />

Telephone #:.............................................. Fax #:...........................................................<br />

Date of purchase:.......................................<br />

Machine:<br />

Model :....................................................... ZPM<br />

Machine Number:.......................................<br />

Change-over insert for length 270............. Change-over insert for length 350..............<br />

Change-over insert for length 400............. Change-over insert for length 440..............<br />

Change-over insert for length 470............. Change-over insert for length 510..............<br />

Change-over insert for length 550.............<br />

General information:<br />

The delivered Zargen press ZPM is guaranteed in accordance with <strong>the</strong> general guarantee terms of <strong>the</strong> Association of<br />

<strong>the</strong> Machine and Construction Industry. Any warranty claims are voided in cases of misuse, unauthorized repairs, use<br />

of unauthorized replacement parts or unauthorized accessories without <strong>the</strong> written permission of <strong>Grass</strong>. We reserve<br />

<strong>the</strong> right to make technical modifications for whatever reason. When <strong>the</strong> machine is shipped from <strong>the</strong> manufacturing<br />

plant, it meets <strong>the</strong> latest standards of technology.The manufacturer is not obligated to modify for free of charge any<br />

machines, which were previously delivered, to meet changed specifications.<br />

You must send <strong>the</strong> manufacturer a completed guarantee form in order to ensure guarantee claims.<br />

The buyer agrees to store this data in an electronic data processing system.<br />

The warranty is for 6 months from <strong>the</strong> date of purchase, regardless of when <strong>the</strong> machine is put into operation.<br />

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10. MISCELLANEOUS<br />

To:<br />

<strong>Grass</strong> GmbH<br />

<strong>Grass</strong> Platz 1<br />

6973 Hoechst<br />

Austria<br />

From:<br />

.........................................<br />

.........................................<br />

.........................................<br />

.........................................<br />

.........................................<br />

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10. MISCELLANEOUS<br />

10-002 Disposal Form<br />

Buyer:<br />

Name:........................................................<br />

Street:........................................................<br />

City:...........................................................<br />

Zip Code:.....................................................<br />

Country:.....................................................<br />

Telephone #:.............................................. Fax #............................................................<br />

Machine:<br />

Model :....................................................... ZPM<br />

Machine Number:.......................................<br />

General Information:<br />

The buyer hereby confirms that <strong>the</strong> machine has been disposed of properly.<br />

The machine consists of <strong>the</strong> following materials:<br />

Steel / Iron parts:<br />

frame plates and gibs<br />

Non Iron parts:<br />

magnets<br />

Aluminum:<br />

<strong>the</strong> entire frame<br />

Various plastics:<br />

cover caps, pneumatic hoses, protective guard strips made of PVC<br />

The following parts cannot be categorized with any material group:<br />

pneumatic parts, (maintenance unit, foot pedal)<br />

Please return <strong>the</strong> completed disposal form to <strong>the</strong> manufacturer after disposing of <strong>the</strong> machine.<br />

The buyer agrees to store this data in an electronic data processing system<br />

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10. MISCELLANEOUS<br />

To:<br />

<strong>Grass</strong> GmbH<br />

<strong>Grass</strong> Platz 1<br />

6973 Hoechst<br />

Austria<br />

From:<br />

.........................................<br />

.........................................<br />

.........................................<br />

.........................................<br />

.........................................<br />

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10. MISCELLANEOUS<br />

1-003 Resale Form<br />

Seller:<br />

Name:........................................................<br />

Street:........................................................<br />

City:...........................................................<br />

Zip Code:.....................................................<br />

Country:.....................................................<br />

Telephone #:.............................................. Fax #............................................................<br />

Machine:<br />

Model :....................................................... ZPM<br />

Machine Number:.......................................<br />

Reason for selling <strong>the</strong> machine:<br />

..................................................................................................................................................................<br />

..................................................................................................................................................................<br />

..................................................................................................................................................................<br />

..................................................................................................................................................................<br />

..................................................................................................................................................................<br />

..................................................................................................................................................................<br />

Buyer:<br />

Name:........................................................<br />

Street:........................................................<br />

City:...........................................................<br />

Zip Code:.....................................................<br />

Country:.....................................................<br />

Telephone #:.............................................. Fax #............................................................<br />

After reselling <strong>the</strong> machine, please return <strong>the</strong> completed resale form to <strong>the</strong> manufacturer.<br />

The buyer agrees to store <strong>the</strong> data in an electronic data processing system.<br />

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10. MISCELLANEOUS<br />

To:<br />

<strong>Grass</strong> GmbH<br />

<strong>Grass</strong> Platz 1<br />

6973 Hoechst<br />

Austria<br />

From:<br />

.........................................<br />

.........................................<br />

.........................................<br />

.........................................<br />

.........................................<br />

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10. MISCELLANEOUS<br />

10-004 Questionnaire 1: Reasons for Buying <strong>the</strong> Zargen Press ZPM<br />

Buyer:<br />

Name:........................................................<br />

Street:........................................................<br />

City:...........................................................<br />

Zip Code:.....................................................<br />

Country:.....................................................<br />

Telephone #:.............................................. Fax #............................................................<br />

Size of company:<br />

....................................number of personnel<br />

Machine is being used in <strong>the</strong> area of<br />

*Please check <strong>the</strong> appropriate answer.<br />

Kitchen cabinet manufacturing<br />

General interior design and engineering<br />

General furniture manufacturing<br />

Operating use of <strong>the</strong> machine:<br />

about ............................sets of Zargen slides per month<br />

What were <strong>the</strong> reasons for choosing <strong>the</strong> ZPM over <strong>the</strong> competitors’ machines?<br />

Price<br />

Appearance<br />

Quality<br />

Cost / Performance ratio<br />

Machine’s durability and reliability<br />

Loyal <strong>Grass</strong> customer<br />

<strong>Grass</strong> manufacturer<br />

How did you find out about <strong>the</strong> ZPM?<br />

Magazine advertisement<br />

Trade show<br />

Distributor showroom<br />

Distributor or sale visit<br />

After purchasing <strong>the</strong> machine, please return <strong>the</strong> completed questionnaire to <strong>the</strong> manufacturer.<br />

The buyer agrees to store this data in an electronic data processing system.<br />

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10. MISCELLANEOUS<br />

To:<br />

<strong>Grass</strong> GmbH<br />

<strong>Grass</strong> Platz 1<br />

6973 Hoechst<br />

Austria<br />

From:<br />

.........................................<br />

.........................................<br />

.........................................<br />

.........................................<br />

.........................................<br />

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10. MISCELLANEOUS<br />

10-004 Questionnaire 1: Satisfaction<br />

Buyer:<br />

Name:........................................................<br />

Street:........................................................<br />

City:...........................................................<br />

Zip Code:.....................................................<br />

Country:.....................................................<br />

Telephone #:.............................................. Fax #............................................................<br />

Machine:<br />

Model :....................................................... ZPM<br />

Machine Number:.......................................<br />

How do you rate your satisfaction with this machine?*<br />

very good<br />

good<br />

fair<br />

not at all<br />

Would you purchase this machine again?<br />

yes no because <strong>the</strong> machine does not meet <strong>the</strong> requirements<br />

yes no because <strong>the</strong>re are better machines available<br />

yes no because my usage needs have changed<br />

yes no because of price<br />

yes no because of <strong>the</strong> economic and business situation<br />

yes no because ..............................................................<br />

yes no because ..............................................................<br />

yes no because ..............................................................<br />

yes no because ..............................................................<br />

yes no because ..............................................................<br />

yes no because ..............................................................<br />

* Please check or fill in <strong>the</strong> appropriate answers.<br />

What would you change about our machine?<br />

.......................................................................................................................................................................................<br />

.......................................................................................................................................................................................<br />

.......................................................................................................................................................................................<br />

.......................................................................................................................................................................................<br />

.......................................................................................................................................................................................<br />

.......................................................................................................................................................................................<br />

Several months after purchasing <strong>the</strong> machine, please return <strong>the</strong> completed questionnaire to <strong>the</strong> manufacturer. This will<br />

enable us to better meet <strong>the</strong> customer’s needs.<br />

The buyer agrees to store this data in an electronic data processing system.<br />

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10. MISCELLANEOUS<br />

To:<br />

<strong>Grass</strong> GmbH<br />

<strong>Grass</strong> Platz 1<br />

6973 Hoechst<br />

Austria<br />

From:<br />

.........................................<br />

.........................................<br />

.........................................<br />

.........................................<br />

.........................................<br />

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REPRESENTATIVES AROUND THE WORLD<br />

Austria<br />

GRASS GmbH<br />

<strong>Grass</strong> Platz 1, A-6973 Höchst<br />

Tel. +43 / 5578 / 701-0<br />

Fax +43 / 5578 / 701-59<br />

e-mail: info@grass.at<br />

Internet: www.grass.at<br />

China<br />

GRASS GmbH Shanghai Representative<br />

10 th Floor Shanghaimart<br />

2299 Yanan Road (West) Shanghai,<br />

200336 P.R. China<br />

Tel. +86 / 21 / 623 61 141, 623 61<br />

142<br />

Fax +86 / 21 / 623 61 143<br />

e-mail: grass-cn@online.sh.cn<br />

Germany<br />

Vertrieb durch: GRASS GmbH<br />

<strong>Grass</strong> Platz 1, A-6973 Höchst<br />

Tel. +43 / 5578 / 701-0<br />

Fax +43 / 5578 / 701-59<br />

e-mail: info@grass.at<br />

Internet: www.grass.at<br />

France<br />

GRASS France S.A.R.L.<br />

429 Av. Roger Salengro<br />

F-92370 Chaville<br />

Tel. +33 / 1 / 47 50 82 93<br />

Fax +33 / 1 / 47 50 45 06<br />

Great Britain<br />

GRASS (U.K.) Limited<br />

4 Shaw House, Wychbury Court<br />

Brierley Hill,West Midlands DY5 1TA<br />

Tel. +44 / 1384 / 48 42 42<br />

Fax +44 / 1384 / 48 57 06<br />

e-mail: grassuk@grassuk.co.uk<br />

Internet: www.grassuk.co.uk<br />

Italy<br />

DADO TECHNIC Austria<br />

Kasernplatz 5, A-6700 Bludenz<br />

Tel. +43 / 55 52 / 65 689-16<br />

Fax +43 / 55 52 / 65 689-19<br />

e-mail: franco.brizzante@iplace.at<br />

DADO TECHNIC Italia<br />

Via Amenteressa 4/C<br />

I-33080 San Quirino, Pordenone<br />

Tel. +39 / 04 34 / 91 86 57<br />

Fax +39 / 04 34 / 91 86 57<br />

e-mail: info@dadotech.it<br />

Internet: www.dadotech.it<br />

Canada<br />

GRASS Canada Inc.<br />

7270 Torbram Road<br />

Unit 17, Mississauga, Ontario L4T<br />

3Y7<br />

Tel. +1 / 905 / 678 18 82<br />

Fax +1 / 905 / 678 97 93<br />

e-mail: infocanada@grassusa.com<br />

Internet: www.grassusa.com<br />

USA<br />

GRASS America Inc.<br />

P.O. Box 1019<br />

USA Kernersville, N.C. 27284<br />

Tel. +1 / 336 / 996 40 41<br />

Fax +1 / 336 / 996 51 49<br />

Toll-Free: +1 / 800 / 334 35 12<br />

e-mail: info@grassusa.com<br />

Internet: www.grassusa.com<br />

Europe<br />

Baltic States<br />

AS Savo D&T<br />

Rebase 16<br />

EE-51013 Tartu<br />

Tel. +372 / 7 / 366 040<br />

Fax +372 / 7 / 366 041<br />

e-mail: kaimar@savo.ee<br />

Internet: www.savo.ee<br />

Belgium<br />

Van Opstal & Co.<br />

Boomsesteenweg 34<br />

B-2630 Aartselaar Antwerpen<br />

Tel. +32 / 3 / 88 74 048<br />

Fax +32 / 3 / 88 77 606<br />

info@vanopstal.be<br />

Internet: www.vanopstal.be<br />

Bosnia and Herzegovina<br />

Dragisic i Karlas O. D.<br />

Simeuna Djaka 3<br />

BIH-51000 Banja Luka<br />

Tel. +387 / 51 / 21 32 85<br />

Fax +387 / 51 / 21 32 85<br />

e-mail: dikod@inecco.net<br />

Bulgaria<br />

MAET Ltd.<br />

3-9 Srebarna Str.<br />

BG-1407 Sofia<br />

Tel. +35 / 92 / 962 11 15, 962 11<br />

16<br />

Fax +35 / 92 / 962 58 23<br />

e-mail: maet@mail.bg<br />

Denmark<br />

Peter Ellemose a/s<br />

Drejoevej 7<br />

Postbox 32<br />

DK-9500 Hobro<br />

Tel. +45 / 98 52 58 88<br />

Fax +45 / 98 51 01 88<br />

e-mail: ellemose@ellemose.dk<br />

Internet: www.ellemose.dk<br />

Finland<br />

Savo Design & Technic Oy<br />

Muuntotie 1<br />

FIN-01510 Vantaa<br />

Tel. +358 / 9 / 87 00 81 0<br />

Fax +358 / 9 / 87 00 81 50<br />

e-mail: savo@savodt.fi<br />

Internet: www.savodt.fi<br />

Greek<br />

D. Gallidis & Co<br />

14th km Old National Road<br />

Thessaloniki-Veria<br />

GR-57011 Thessaloniki<br />

Tel. +30 / 2310 / 72 26 10-1<br />

Fax +30 / 2310/71 00 95<br />

e-mail: gallidis@otenet.gr<br />

Ireland<br />

Springhill Woodcrafts Ltd.<br />

Kernanstown Ind. Est.<br />

Carlow, Ireland<br />

Tel. +353 / 503 / 42 288<br />

Fax +353 / 503 / 43 230<br />

e-mail: <strong>Grass</strong>@springhill.ie<br />

Internet: www.springhill.ie<br />

Iceland<br />

Merkúr Ltd.<br />

Baejaflöt 4<br />

IS-112 Reykjavik<br />

Tel. +354 / 594 60 00<br />

Fax +354 / 594 60 02<br />

e-mail: merkur@merkur.is<br />

Internet: www.merkur.is<br />

Israel<br />

H.G. Trading International Ltd.<br />

84, Itzhak Ben Tzvi Road<br />

68104 Tel Aviv, Israel<br />

Tel. +972 / 3 / 681 6289, 681 2164<br />

Fax +972 / 3 / 681 53 08<br />

e-mail: hgisrael@netvision.net.il<br />

Internet: www.h-g-trading.co.il<br />

Serbia Montenegro<br />

Radmilovic i Milijanovic O. D.<br />

Vojni put 532/I<br />

SCG-11080 Beograd / Zemun<br />

Tel. +381 / 11 / 10 67 62, 61 91 82<br />

Fax +381 / 11 /31 63 718<br />

e-mail: yugrass@EUnet.yu<br />

Internet: www.rami.co.yu<br />

Canary Island<br />

Ferrotea, S.L.<br />

C/. Martinez Morales, 10<br />

E-38320 La Cuesta, La Laguna-Tenerife<br />

Tel. +34 / 922 / 66 21 18<br />

Fax +34 / 922 / 66 21 19<br />

Croatia<br />

SIGMA PLUS d.o.o.<br />

Splitska 38<br />

HR-21300 Makarska<br />

Tel. +385 / 21 / 679 246, 679 247<br />

Fax: +385 / 21 / 679 248<br />

e-mail: sigma-plus@st.hinet.hr<br />

Lithuania<br />

JSC Boruna<br />

Metalo 4<br />

LT-2038 Vilnius<br />

Tel. +370 / 5 / 23 98 800, 23 98<br />

801<br />

Fax +370 / 5 / 23 06 532<br />

e-mail: boruna@takas.lt<br />

Internet: www.boruna.lt<br />

Ne<strong>the</strong>rlands<br />

Mac Lean Agencies b.v.<br />

Akkerstraat 13a<br />

NL-5126 PJ Gilze<br />

Tel. +31 / 161 / 45 22 22<br />

Fax +31 / 161 / 45 22 88<br />

e-mail: eric@macleanagencies.nl<br />

Internet: www.macleanagencies.nl<br />

Norway<br />

Lundell & Zetterberg<br />

Norges Moebel Beslag AS<br />

Olaf Ingstadtsvei 3, P. Box 35<br />

N-1351 Rud<br />

Tel. +47 / 6717 / 2510<br />

Fax +47 / 6717 / 2511<br />

e-mail: opalsson@c2i.net<br />

Poland<br />

Jan Wachowiak<br />

ul. Faustyny 14c / 53<br />

PL 87-100 Torun<br />

Tel. + Fax +48 / 56 / 659 08 44<br />

Mobil +48 / 603 / 67 58 44<br />

e-mail: grass@grass-pl.com<br />

Internet: www.grass-pl.com<br />

Rumania<br />

MDT Concret S.R.L.<br />

Strada Politehnicii Nr. 4, Bloc 1,<br />

Scara 3, Etaj 2, Apartament 36,<br />

Sector 6<br />

RO-70000 Bucharest<br />

Tel. +40 / 1 / 413 90 88, 413 90 83<br />

Fax +40 / 1 / 413 90 89<br />

e-mail: office@mdt.ro<br />

Internet: www.mdt.ro<br />

Russia<br />

CentroKomplect + Ltd.<br />

2/10, Bolshoy Cherkassky Per.<br />

103012 Moscow, Russia<br />

Tel. +7 / 095 / 921 3811<br />

Fax +7 / 095 / 921 2437<br />

e-mail: ckplus@online.ru<br />

Internet: www.ckplus.ru<br />

Sweden<br />

AB Lundell & Zetterberg<br />

Lindetorpsvagen 25<br />

P.O. Box 5053<br />

S-121 16 Johanneshov/Stockholm<br />

Tel. +46 / 8 / 449 06 30<br />

Fax +46 / 8 / 722 03 15<br />

e-mail: lz@lundell-zetterberg.se<br />

Internet: www.lundell-zetterberg.se<br />

Switzerland<br />

Internationale Agentur für Industrieprodukte<br />

Tscherner H. Georg<br />

Rebhügl 7, A-6911 Lochau<br />

Tel. +43 / 5574 / 58 138-0<br />

Fax +43 / 5574 / 58 138-4<br />

Mobil +41 / 79 / 77 82 335<br />

e-mail: agentur@tscherner.ch<br />

Internet: www.tscherner.ch<br />

Spain<br />

Exclusivas J V F<br />

José Mª Vilajoana Font<br />

Sardenya, 466-468 1°-2°<br />

E-08025 Barcelona<br />

Tel. +34 / 93 / 450 23 84<br />

Fax +34 / 93 / 450 23 91<br />

e-mail: exjvf@telefonica.net<br />

Turkey<br />

Ulpasan Uluslararasi Mobilya Aks.<br />

Paz. San. ve Tic. Ltd. Sti.<br />

Ortabahçe Cad. No. 22/35-36<br />

80690 Besiktas-Istanbul<br />

Tel. +90 / 212 / 227 8220<br />

Fax +90 / 212 / 261 0095<br />

e-mail: ulpasan@ulpasan.com<br />

Internet: www.ulpasan.com<br />

Ukraine<br />

“Mebel-bud” Ltd.<br />

Ul. Alma - atinskaja 2/1<br />

02092 Kiev<br />

Tel.: +380 / 44 / 573 44 96<br />

Fax: +380 / 44 / 573 44 96<br />

e-mail: mebelbud@ukr.net<br />

Cyprus<br />

Petoussis Bros. Ltd.<br />

25, Pafos Str.<br />

P.O.BOX 53564<br />

3303 Limassol, Cyprus<br />

Tel. +357 / 25 / 572 777<br />

Fax +357 / 25 / 577 723<br />

e-mail: info@petoussis.com<br />

Australia and New Zealand<br />

Australia<br />

Tekform Marketing Pty Ltd.<br />

Unit 4, 110 Bonds Rd., North<br />

Punchbowl, NSW 2196<br />

Tel. +61 / 2 / 958 42 844<br />

Fax +61 / 2 / 953 41 937<br />

e-mail: sales@tekform.com.au<br />

Western Australia<br />

Biemel Enterprises Pty Ltd.<br />

Unit 5, 2 Wittenberg Drive<br />

P.O.Box 1126, Canning Vale, WA<br />

6155<br />

Tel. +61 / 9 / 455 21 22<br />

Fax +61 / 9 / 455 36 80<br />

e-mail: erwin@biemels.com.au<br />

New Zealand<br />

Scott Panel & Hardware Ltd.<br />

24-26 O’Rorke Road<br />

Penrose / Auckland / New Zealand<br />

Tel. +64 / 9 / 571 4444<br />

Fax +64 / 9 / 571 4490<br />

e-mail: contact@scottpanel.co.nz<br />

Internet: www.scottpanel.co.nz<br />

Asia<br />

Arabic Gulf Countries<br />

Hands Trading LLC<br />

Al Ghaith Building, Showroom No. 2<br />

Abu Dhabi Road, P.O. Box 11873<br />

Dubai/U.A.E.<br />

Tel. +971 / 4 / 338 87 35<br />

Fax +971 / 4 / 338 87 63<br />

e-mail: hands@emirates.net.ae<br />

Hong Kong<br />

Ming Tat Hong<br />

Hardware Supplier Co., Ltd.<br />

Room 03, 6/F., Kinglet Industrial Building<br />

21-23 Shing Wan Road, Tai Wai,<br />

Shatin<br />

New Territories, Hong Kong<br />

Tel. +852 / 2392 / 0602, 2387<br />

Fax +852 / 2789 / 0752<br />

e-mail: mth@hkstar.com<br />

India<br />

Mark Joint Venture Impex Pvt.Ltd.<br />

18, Nutan Jaybharat,<br />

K.G. Marg, Near Silver Apartments<br />

Prabhadevi, Mumbai 400 050<br />

Tel. +91 / 22 / 648 8553, 646 0100<br />

Fax +91 / 22 / 605 2099<br />

e-mail: jvimpx@bom5.vsnl.net.in<br />

Iranian<br />

Noor-saqeb Investment & Commercial<br />

Co. 3rd floor No. 14, Ershad<br />

Bldg., Farhad Alley, Khoramshahr<br />

Ave.,<br />

Thran - Iran<br />

Tel. : +98 / 21 / 8500372, 8500373,<br />

8500373<br />

Fax : +98 / 21 / 876 98 79<br />

e-mail: nicc@yanoor.com<br />

Japan<br />

Häfele Japan K. K.<br />

14-17 Kami-Shinano<br />

Totsuka-ku, Yokohama 244-0806<br />

Tel.: +81 / 45 / 828 31-11<br />

Fax: +81 / 45 / 828 31-10<br />

e-mail: info@hafele.co.jp<br />

Korea<br />

Yurim Trading Co., Ltd.<br />

#214-30, 3GA Taepyong-Ro<br />

Jung-Ku, Taegu<br />

Korea 700-113<br />

Tel. +82 / 53 / 252 33 45<br />

Fax +82 / 53 / 252 16 23<br />

e-mail: yurim@chollian.net<br />

Internet: www.yu-rim.com<br />

Lebanon<br />

Allied Trading Est.<br />

Joseph Doumit<br />

Riad El Solh Beirut 1107 2070<br />

P. O. Box: 11-1189<br />

Beirut, Lebanon<br />

Tel. +961 / 1 / 987 086, 983 394<br />

Mobil: +961 / 3 / 668 575<br />

Fax: +961 / 1 / 983 882, 987 086<br />

e-mail: doumajn@cyberia.net.lb<br />

Malaysia, Singapur<br />

Inter-Oriental (Thomas Lai)<br />

Asia Parcific Pte. Ltd.<br />

10 Admiralty Street<br />

#06-1 North Link Building<br />

Singnapore 757695<br />

Tel. +65 / 6752 8488<br />

Fax +65 / 6752 8478<br />

e-mail: info@iotl.com.sg<br />

Philippines<br />

Haefele Philippines Inc.<br />

103 Central Business Park<br />

A. Rodriguez Avenue<br />

Managgahan, Pasig City<br />

Tel. +632 / 681 / 53 15<br />

Fax +632 / 681 / 12 14<br />

e-mail: info@haefele.ph<br />

Internet: www.haefele.co.ph<br />

Syria<br />

M. RIAD KANNOUS<br />

Manakhlia Str.<br />

P.O.Box 36587, Damascus<br />

Tel. +963 / 11 / 224 6393<br />

Fax +963 / 11 / 211 3112<br />

Taiwan<br />

Song Shiang Enterprise Co., Ltd.<br />

No. 275 Section 3 Huan Her South<br />

Rd.<br />

Taipei Taiwan<br />

Tel. +886 / 2 / 230 183 93<br />

Fax +886 / 2/ 230 183 92<br />

e-mail: lanshih@ms3.hinet.net<br />

Thailand<br />

UFAM Decorations Co., Ltd.<br />

129 Prachanarumit Road<br />

Bangsue, Bangkok 10800<br />

Tel. +66 / 2 / 911 28 01<br />

Fax +66 / 2 / 911 47 86<br />

e-mail: info@haefele.co.th<br />

Internet: www.haefele.co.th<br />

Africa<br />

South Africa<br />

Stücke Design & Technique CC<br />

P.O.Box 9059, Edleen<br />

84 Loper Street, Spartan Ext. 2, Aeroport<br />

Guateng / South Africa<br />

Tel. +27 / 11 / 392 53 06, 392 53<br />

07<br />

Fax +27 / 11 / 392 53 08<br />

e-mail: grass@global.co.za<br />

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