• AS 1219-1994

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    Power presses - Safety requirements

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    Superseded date:  29-06-2017

    Language(s):  English

    Published date:  31-12-1993

    Publisher:  Standards Australia

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    1 - AS 1219-1994 POWER PRESSES - SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
    4 - PREFACE
    5 - CONTENTS
    7 - SECTION 1 SCOPE AND GENERAL
    7 - 1.1 SCOPE
    7 - 1.2 OBJECTIVE
    7 - 1.3 APPLICATION
    7 - 1.4 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
    8 - 1.5 DEFINITIONS
    8 - 1.5.1 Accompanying documents
    8 - 1.5.2 Ancillary equipment
    8 - 1.5.3 Arrester brake
    8 - 1.5.4 Competent person
    8 - 1.5.5 Die safety block
    8 - 1.5.6 Extractor
    8 - 1.5.7 Guards
    8 - 1.5.8 Hazardous area
    9 - 1.5.9 Inching
    9 - 1.5.10 Muting
    9 - 1.5.11 Nip point
    9 - 1.5.12 Overrun or fall-back
    9 - 1.5.13 Power presses
    9 - 1.5.14 Regulatory authority
    9 - 1.5.15 Safe distance
    9 - 1.5.16 Shall
    9 - 1.5.17 Should
    9 - 1.5.18 Shear
    9 - 1.5.19 Shear point
    9 - 1.5.20 Self-monitoring
    9 - 1.5.21 Stops
    9 - 1.5.22 Stroke
    11 - SECTION 2 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
    11 - 2.1 GENERAL
    11 - 2.2 PROTECTION OF PEOPLE
    11 - 2.3 RAM COUNTERBALANCE
    11 - 2.4 SECONDARY RETENTION OF ELECTRIC MOTORS
    11 - 2.5 FLYWHEEL BRAKE
    11 - 2.6 ILLUMINATION OF THE DIE SPACE
    12 - 2.7 FEEDING AND EJECTION METHODS
    12 - 2.8 INITIATING CONTROLS FOR DRIVE MOTOR
    12 - 2.8.1 Control design
    12 - 2.8.2 Start and stop controls
    12 - 2.8.3 Mechanical strength
    12 - 2.8.4 Protection of controls
    12 - 2.8.5 Emergency stop controls
    12 - 2.9 RAM-OPERATING SYSTEMS
    12 - 2.9.1 General
    12 - 2.9.2 Stroke-initiating controls
    12 - 2.9.3 Hand-operated controls
    13 - 2.9.4 Foot-operated controls
    13 - 2.9.5 Ram adjustment
    13 - 2.10 SELECTOR CONTROLS
    13 - 2.10.1 General
    13 - 2.10.2 Locking-in prevention
    13 - 2.10.3 Prevention of operation
    13 - 2.10.4 Stroke-initiating control
    13 - 2.10.5 Multiple initiating controls
    13 - 2.11 ARRESTER BRAKES
    13 - 2.12 HAZARDOUS AREA
    13 - 2.12.1 Unsafe access
    14 - 2.12.2 Elimination of risk
    14 - 2.12.3 Access to hazardous areas
    14 - 2.12.4 Safety blocks
    14 - 2.13 MONITORING DEVICES
    14 - 2.14 HYDRAULIC PRESSES
    14 - 2.14.1 General
    14 - 2.14.2 Anti-repeat device
    14 - 2.15 PNEUMATIC PRESSES
    14 - 2.15.1 General
    15 - 2.15.2 Use of air
    16 - SECTION 3 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION - ELECTRICAL, AIR AND HYDRAULIC CONTROL SYSTEMS
    16 - 3.1 ELECTRICAL CONTROL EQUIPMENT
    16 - 3.1.1 General
    16 - 3.1.2 Independent circuits
    16 - 3.1.3 Independent safety devices
    16 - 3.1.4 Solenoids
    16 - 3.1.5 Manual reset
    16 - 3.2 AIR CONTROL EQUIPMENT
    16 - 3.2.1 General
    16 - 3.2.2 Supply lines
    16 - 3.2.3 Installation
    17 - 3.2.4 Filters
    17 - 3.2.5 Lubrication
    17 - 3.2.6 Control valves
    17 - 3.3 HYDRAULIC CONTROL EQUIPMENT
    17 - 3.3.1 General
    17 - 3.3.2 Supply lines
    17 - 3.3.3 Removable parts
    17 - 3.3.4 Draining
    17 - 3.3.5 Piping
    18 - 3.3.6 Filters
    18 - 3.3.7 Reservoirs
    18 - 3.3.8 Pumps
    18 - 3.3.9 Hydraulic systems
    19 - 3.3.10 Control valves
    20 - SECTION 4 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION - CLUTCH AND BRAKE SYSTEMS
    20 - 4.1 POSITIVE CLUTCHES
    20 - 4.1.1 General requirements
    20 - 4.1.2 Prevention of overrun or fall-back
    20 - 4.1.3 Extractor
    21 - 4.2 COMBINATION FRICTION CLUTCH AND BRAKE SYSTEMS
    21 - 4.2.1 General
    22 - 4.2.2 Air operation of clutch or brake
    22 - 4.2.3 Use of springs
    22 - 4.2.4 Clutch/brake monitoring system
    22 - 4.2.5 Single-stroke device
    22 - 4.2.6 Anti-repeat device
    23 - 4.2.7 Rotary limit-switch drive
    23 - 4.2.8 Prevention of overrun and fall-back
    23 - 4.2.9 Control of driving motor
    23 - 4.3 EDDY-CURRENT CLUTCHES
    23 - 4.3.1 Clutch circuit
    23 - 4.3.2 Anti-repeat device
    23 - 4.3.3 Rotary limit-switch drive
    24 - SECTION 5 INSTALLATION OF POWER PRESSES
    24 - 5.1 GENERAL
    24 - 5.2 PLANNING
    24 - 5.3 LAYOUT
    25 - SECTION 6 GUARDING
    25 - 6.1 GENERAL
    25 - 6.2 GUARDING AT OTHER THAN THE POINT OF OPERATION
    25 - 6.2.1 General requirements
    25 - 6.2.2 Projecting parts on control elements
    25 - 6.2.3 Guarding of moving parts
    25 - 6.3 GUARDING OF THE POINT OF OPERATION
    26 - 6.4 REMOVAL OF GUARDS
    26 - 6.4.1 General
    26 - 6.4.2 Power stamping press
    26 - 6.4.3 Brake presses
    27 - 6.5 SELF-ACTUATING GUARDS
    27 - 6.5.1 General
    27 - 6.5.2 Preferred application
    27 - 6.5.3 Use of automatic guards
    28 - 6.5.4 Design and construction
    28 - 6.5.5 Installation
    28 - 6.5.6 Specific requirements
    28 - 6.5.7 Additional safety guards
    29 - 6.6 STROKE ACTUATING GUARDS
    29 - 6.7 MICROPROCESSING AND PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLS
    29 - 6.8 SUPERVISORY CIRCUITS
    30 - SECTION 7 INSTRUCTIONS FOR OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE
    30 - 7.1 GENERAL
    30 - 7.2 SYNOPSIS OF PLANT
    30 - 7.3 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
    30 - 7.4 MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
    30 - 7.5 INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE PROGRAM
    30 - 7.6 REGULAR INSPECTION OF GUARDS AND SAFETY DEVICES
    31 - 7.7 PERIODIC EXAMINATION OF GUARDS
    31 - 7.8 PERIODIC EXAMINATION OF POWER PRESSES
    32 - SECTION 8 TRAINING AND SUPERVISION OF OPERATORS
    32 - 8.1 SAFE WORKING GUIDELINES
    32 - 8.2 TRAINING
    32 - 8.3 SUPERVISION
    32 - 8.4 OPERATING PROCEDURES
    33 - 8.5 RECORDS
    34 - SECTION 9 TOOLS AND DIES
    34 - 9.1 GENERAL
    34 - 9.2 DIE DESIGN
    34 - 9.2.1 Relevant factors
    34 - 9.2.2 Guides
    34 - 9.2.3 Safety block
    34 - 9.2.4 Die mounting
    34 - 9.2.5 Noise reduction
    34 - 9.2.6 Die design check sheet
    34 - 9.2.7 Die marking
    35 - 9.3 LUBRICATION
    35 - 9.4 PROVING OF TOOLS
    35 - 9.5 DIE-SETTING
    35 - 9.5.1 Personnel
    35 - 9.5.2 Disconnection of power
    35 - 9.5.3 Die-setting
    35 - 9.5.4 Setting bar as lever
    35 - 9.5.5 Equipment check
    35 - 9.5.6 Trial pressings
    35 - 9.5.7 Entry to the hazardous area
    35 - 9.5.8 Unattended press
    35 - 9.6 DIE MAINTENANCE
    35 - 9.6.1 Personnel
    35 - 9.6.2 Dies in press
    36 - 9.6.3 Safety blocks to be inserted
    36 - 9.6.4 Checkof safety devices
    36 - 9.7 DIE HANDLING AND STORAGE
    37 - SECTION 10 MATERIALS HANDLING
    37 - 10.1 GENERAL
    37 - 10.2 INCOMING MATERIAL
    37 - 10.3 OUTGOING MATERIAL
    37 - 10.4 PRESS-FEEDING METHODS
    37 - 10.5 DISPOSAL OF PARTS
    37 - 10.6 PRESS KNOCKOUTS AND LOWER LIFT-OUTS
    38 - 10.7 GRAVITY EJECTION
    38 - 10.8 ANCILLARY EQUIPMENT
    38 - 10.8.1 General
    38 - 10.8.2 Coil-feeding equipment
    38 - 10.8.3 Die-loading facilities
    38 - 10.8.4 Interpress handling
    38 - 10.9 MANUAL HANDLING
    39 - SECTION 11 SAFE SYSTEMS OF WORK
    39 - 11.1 GENERAL
    39 - 11.2 HIERARCHY OF CONTROL MEASURES
    39 - 11.3 DEVELOPMENT OF SAFE SYSTEMS OF WORK
    40 - 11.4 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OPERATIONS (INCLUDING APPROPRIATE ISOLATION PROCEDURES)
    41 - APPENDIX A - POWER PRESS GUARDS
    59 - APPENDIX B - TYPICAL DAILY INSPECTION SHEET FOR POWER PRESS GUARD
    60 - APPENDIX C - EXAMPLE OF A POWER PRESS INSPECTION REPORT

    Abstract - (Show below) - (Hide below)

    Specifies safety requirements for the design, construction, operation and maintenance of power stamping presses and brake presses. It incorporates the details for the safeguarding of power presses, die design and die setting, and provides appropriate recommendations for the operation, inspection and maintenance of presses, and the training and supervision of operators.

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    This Standard specifies particular safety requirements for the design, construction, operation and maintenance of power stamping presses and brake presses. It incorporates the details for safeguarding, die design and die-setting, and provides appropriate recommendations for operation, inspection, and maintenance of presses, and training and supervision of operators. This Standard does not cover hot-metal presses, guillotines, shearing machines, roll-forming machines, forge hammers or forge presses, bulldozers, upsetters, injection moulding or die-casting equipment.

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    Committee SF-008
    Document Type Standard
    Publisher Standards Australia
    Status Superseded
    Superseded By
    Supersedes
    Under Revision

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    First published as AS CZ8-1959.Revised and redesignated as AS 1219-1972.Second edition 1988.Third edition 1994. First published as AS CZ8-1959. Revised and redesignated as AS 1219-1972. Second edition 1988. Third edition 1994.

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    AS 4024.1(INT)-1992 Safeguarding of machinery General principles
    AS 1470-1986 Health and safety at work - Principles and practices
    AS 1939-1990 Degrees of protection provided by enclosures for electrical equipment (IP Code)
    AS 2788-2002 Pneumatic fluid power - General requirements for systems (ISO 4414:1998, MOD)
    AS 2671-2002 Hydraulic fluid power - General requirements for systems (ISO 4413:1998, MOD)
    AS 1543-1985 Electrical equipment of industrial machines
    AS 4048.1(INT)-1992 Functional safety of electrical/electronic/programmable electronic systems - Generic aspects General requirements
    AS 1210-1997 Pressure vessels
    AS 4041-2006 Pressure piping (Reconfirmed 2016)
    AS 4024.2(INT)-1992 Safeguarding of machinery Presence sensing systems

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    AS 1470-1986 Health and safety at work - Principles and practices
    AS 1485-1983 Safety and health in workrooms of educational establishments
    AS 4024.1-1996 Safeguarding of machinery General principles
    AS 4024.1(INT)-1992 Safeguarding of machinery General principles
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