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IMPORTANT NOTES ON PERSONAL SAFETY
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Operate the tool using common sense.
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Do not wear loose clothing or jewellery that can be caught by moving parts and cause serious
injury.
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Only operate the tool at a safe distance from yourself and other persons
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Always ensure a firm foothold in order to be able to maintain your balance at all times.
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Never reach through or over electric cable or air hoses.
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Always work with a second person present; in event of an accident, this person can call for help
or medical assistance.
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Do not use this tool if you are under the influence of medication, alcohol or drugs, or if you are
tired. Read the package insert of your medicine in order to rule out an impairment of your
judgement or reflexes.
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Do not use the device if there is any doubt about the functionality of this tool.
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Always stay aware. During work, observe your workplace and carry out work with utmost care.
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Before use, check the tool for damage. If a part is damaged, use the tool again only after all
damaged parts have been repaired by an authorised specialist.
OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY
Always wear suitable protective equipment when using pneumatic tools.
When using this tool,
always wear following protective equipment:
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Safety glasses
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Hearing protection
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Anti-slip safety shoes
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Work gloves
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Hair net, if you have long hair
SAFETY WHILE OPERATING
Take enough time for a careful selection of a working area. Take care that your workplace is near to
the compressor and blasting material.
Attention
! Always stay aware. Remove the device or other
objects from the working area. Persons and animals must not remain in the working area. Never
direct the air tool against persons or animals. Always wear safety equipment like safety glasses and
dust masks when working with this air tool (see chapter “Occupational Safety”).
AIR SOURCE
Clean air at the correct pressure is essential to supply this tool. The working pressure for this tool is
specified in chapter "Technical data" and is recommended for most compressed air tools of this class.
An increase in pressure is required if the length of the air hose or other circumstances result in a
decrease in pressure. The air pressure has to be increased in order to guarantee the working
pressure at running tool. Water in the hose and compressor leads to a reduction in performance and
damage to compressed air devices.
