1. Feeder
  • Defective shear blades
  • Worn shear arms
  • Incorrect shear blade tension
  • Defective shear mechanism
  • Worn shear cam - too slow
  • Incorrectly adjusted shear arm - not cutting centrally
  • Inefficient shear spray operation
  • Dirty shear blades - accumulation of carbon or oil
  • Improper gob shape
  • Glass too cold
  • There is not enough or too much shear overlap
  • Shear blades loose
  • Shears cutting too low

 

1. Feeder
  • Change shear blades
  • Change shear arm gear sectors
  • Correct tension of shear blades
  • Change shear mechanism
  • Change sheer cam
  • Centralize shear arm properly
  • Adjust shear spray heads
  • Reshape the gob
  • Adjust the feeder temperature
  • Adjust for correct overlap
  • Tighten shear blades in the holder
  • Raise the shear mechanism