Industrial Automatic Bone Saw Machine
Industrial Automatic Bone Saw Machine
Industrial Automatic Bone Saw Machine

Fully Automatic Bone Sawing Machine User Manual

This manual is designed to assist operators and maintenance teams in food processing plants, slaughterhouses, and central kitchens to run this Automatic Bone Saw Machine safely and efficiently. This heavy-duty equipment is engineered for high-capacity cutting of frozen meat, bone-in meat, frozen fish, and large ribs. Before the first startup, it is absolutely mandatory to read all safety regulations carefully.


Table of Contents

1. Safety

2. Specifications

3. Installation

4. Operation

1. Safety

1.1 Basic Safety Operation Requirements

1. Machine operation and maintenance shall only be performed by qualified personnel who have received professional training and mastered standard safety operation procedures. Electrical maintenance must be conducted by personnel with legally recognized qualifications

2.  All operators must be familiar with the position, function and operation method of the emergency stop button to respond to emergencies.

3.  The operation manual shall be stored in the designated position beside the machine, properly kept and accessible for reference at any time.


1.2 Hazard Zone Description

1.2.1 Electrified High-risk Zones

High-voltage components such as control cabinets, motors and transformers carry high voltage. Even after the main power switch is turned off, the terminals on the factory power-supply side remain energized. Servo drives still retain a residual high voltage for up to 5 minutes after power-off. Non-professional electrical personnel are prohibited from approaching. Violation may cause fatal electric shock accidents.


1.2.2 Mechanical Moving Hazard Zones

Moving parts including motors, lead screws, synchronous transmission components and air cylinders are defined as hazard zones. Entry is strictly prohibited during automatic operation. If entry is required for maintenance purposes, the power supply must be completely cut off in accordance with standard procedures before any operation.


1.3 Safety Devices

The machine is equipped with safety devices including limit switches and protective baffles. Operators must fully understand their structure and functions.
DANGER: Unauthorized removal, modification, or displacement of safety devices is prohibited.

WARNING: Verify all safety devices work normally before machine startup and operation. 


1.3.1 Emergency Stop Button

The emergency stop button is used for immediate machine shutdown in case of equipment abnormality or personal safety hazards. All operators must be proficient in its usage and press it immediately in dangerous situations.


2 Specifications

2.1 Overview

This equipment is a safe and high-efficiency cutting machine. Materials are placed onto the clamping worktable. Two vertically crossed linear guide rails constrain the moving direction. A servo motor paired with precision timing belts provides driving power while ensuring a positioning accuracy of 0.1 mm. After materials are neatly positioned, the worktable feeds forward slowly along the X-axis. Once the probe detects the material, the system automatically calculates the required cutting dimension according to the current length of the food product.


This control system supports multiple cutting modes as follows:

Double-blade Mode: This mode eliminates idle strokes during cutting, greatly boosting production efficiency.

Single-blade Mode: To accommodate different user habits, this mode is split into near-side single-blade and far-side single-blade, switchable under manual operation. It delivers superior cutting precision.


A. Near-side Single-blade Mode: Cutting performed by the blade on the operator side.

B. Far-side Single-blade Mode: Cutting performed by the blade opposite to the operator side.

Real-time compensation for cutting dimension (cutting thickness) is available during cutting operation for all three cutting modes above.


2.2 Technical Parameters

Unit

Item

Specification

Cutting

Power

3.0 KW

Cutting

Speed

32 m/s

X-Axis

Power

0.75 KW

Y-Axis

Power

0.75 KW

Conveyor

Power

0.3 KW

Voltage

Input

380V-420V


2.3 System Composition

NameFunction
GripperFix food materials of different sizes onto the material carrier table
X-axisControls the width of loaded materials, i.e., the cutting length per sawing stroke
Y-axisControls the longitudinal dimension of materials, i.e., the thickness of each cut slice
Cutting UnitDrives the saw blade to perform cutting work
Tensioning DeviceNitrogen spring tension assembly that keeps the saw blade under preset tension
Chip Collection BoxCollects sawdust generated during cutting
Touch ScreenHuman-machine interaction interface; operators control the machine by tapping displayed areas on the screen
Electrical Control CabinetHouses controllers, servo drives and other relevant control components

Installation

3.1 Selection of Installation Location

3.1.1 Installation Environment3.1.2 Area Around the Machine

Temperature: To maintain stable machining accuracy of the machine, an ambient temperature range of 4–30°C is recommended.


Humidity: Relative humidity below 80% with no condensation.


Vibration: Locate the machine in an area free from direct vibration and impact loads acting on the main unit.


Other requirements:

Free of corrosive gases and flammable gases

Away from combustible materials

Low levels of dust, powder, salt, and iron powder

No splashing water, oil, or chemical liquids

No static electricity or other sources causing electrical noise

No strong magnetic field generation

No power cables routed in close proximity

Remove obstacles on walkways, floors and operating areas that hinder operation.


Prevent water spillage onto the floor.


Ensure adequate lighting for the working area.


Enclose moving machine areas with protective covers and safety guards to prevent collision injuries between operators and equipment.


Keep first-aid supplies readily available nearby.



Layout Plan of Main Equipment and Auxiliary Machines

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