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Translation of the original operating manual 

Drive unit for flexible shafts 

– MB 50 

 

 

OI NO.: 001 580 674                  

- 10 - of -16- 

Version 16.01.2020 

 

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The machine should be installed as near as possible to the workplace. Avoid awkward body positions. 

When setting up, make sure that the machine is standing securely and that the ventilation on the housing can be 
easily accessed. 

The rubber buffers on the stand feet ensure secure standing on a smooth surface. 

You can get either a moveable frame or a bench stand for the MB 50. 

6.2.1 

Mounting the Machine on the Bench Stand or Portable Stand 

 

Figure 4: Mounting on bench stand or portable stand 

 

 

Place the machine on a stand between the bracket (B). 

 

Mount and fix the stand to the machine with two clamping levers (A) through the holes in the holder (C). 

6.2.2 

Suspension of the Drive Unit 

 

DANGER 

– Falling down! 

Use a lockable snap hook to prevent the machine from accidentally falling down. 

 

In order to operate the machine suspended, it must be suspended from the hole as shown in Figure 5 with a 
suitable load suspension device. A suitable snap hook in accordance with EN 362 must be used to prevent 
accidental falling down. The fastener must be selected so as to prevent damage to the machine and to the 
fasteners. 

 

 

Figure 5: Suspension of the machine 

 

Summary of Contents for MB 50

Page 1: ...erating manual This manual must be provided to the user operator BIAX Schmid und Wezel GmbH Maybachstrasse 2 D 75433 Maulbronn Tel 07043 102 0 Fax 07043 102 78 E mail biax verkauf biax de Web www biax...

Page 2: ...1 Weight 31 9 kg 2 General Information This operating manual is a component part of the scope of delivery It must be kept in a legible condition in the vicinity of the equipment and be handed over wi...

Page 3: ...l modifications to it are not permitted without prior agreement from Schmid Wezel Liability for any consequential damage is annulled in the case of non compliance 4 Safety 4 1 Safety Labels The follow...

Page 4: ...as a dust mask non slip safety shoes safety helmet or ear protection reduces the risk of injury depending on the type and use of the power tool c Avoid starting up unintentionally Make sure the power...

Page 5: ...s maintained 4 3 Machine related Safety Instructions WARNING There is a risk of severe personal injury if the safety information is ignored Sparks or chippings can be produced during grinding which co...

Page 6: ...n Only wear close fitting clothing during work Remove all jewellery before starting work Always wear a hairnet if you have long hair WARNING Risk of injury Hold the tool away from your body when it is...

Page 7: ...plug adapters Never remove the handpiece without first turning off the machine Notice The tool runs on after being switched off Only set the unit down after it has come to a stop The electric motor ne...

Page 8: ...ed too high can fall over Do not store the machine outdoors or in damp rooms 6 Startup 6 1 Mounting the Operating Unit DANGER Electricity Installation maintenance and repair work may only be carried o...

Page 9: ...screws 2 and washers 3 included in the scope of delivery Figure 2 Mounting the operating unit on the drive unit 6 1 2 Mounting the Operating Unit for Bench Use The supplied rubber metal feet 3 are att...

Page 10: ...on the Bench Stand or Portable Stand Figure 4 Mounting on bench stand or portable stand Place the machine on a stand between the bracket B Mount and fix the stand to the machine with two clamping leve...

Page 11: ...e no tripping hazards The machine is operated on a 3 N PE AC 400 230 V 50Hz three phase network 6 4 Connecting the Flexible Shaft The flexible shaft is greased and in an operational condition The flex...

Page 12: ...1 Switching On and Off Danger Tool bursting The tool can burst due to the speed being set too high Check the set speed before starting WARNING Rotating parts Avoid unintentional starting Always switc...

Page 13: ...adjusting the speed hold the handpiece with clamped tool firmly in your hand Ensure that other persons are at a safe distance from the working area Wear personal protective equipment in the work area...

Page 14: ...tool into the clamping device and tighten or loosen the collet chuck with a wrench 2 WARNING Flying tool The shank must not be less than the minimum clamping length Follow the instructions of the too...

Page 15: ...it for visible damage before each use Clean the cooling fins of the machine and tool regularly without water Clean the machine of dust every 100 operating hours To do this unscrew the hood and vacuum...

Page 16: ...case of deteriorating performance the unit must be disassembled and cleaned Contact your nearest authorised service centre or our head office directly We can send the appropriate spare parts lists to...

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