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MAB 465

GB

Drilling with core drills

When drilling with core drills, proceed as 

follows:

 

‹

Insert the appropriate ejector pin into

the core drill and insert the core drill

into the tool holder (2).

 

‹

Position and fix the machine at the

location of use.

 

‹

Switch on the clamping magnet and

check the magnetic holding force (see

section 

“Activating/deactivating the 

magnetic clamp”

).

 

‹

Select a suitable speed and switch on

the machine.

 

‹

Direct the drill to the material with the

handle (9).

NOTE

Observe the following instructions when 

drilling with core drills:

Drilling with core drills does not require

great force. The drilling process is not

accelerated by higher pressure. The

drill wears faster and the machine can

be overloaded.

Use the high-performance BDS 5000

cutting oil in the cooling lubricant sys-

tem of the machine.

The cooling lubricant system cannot

be used when working overhead. In

this case, use the high-performance

ZHS 400 grease spray. Spray the drill

on the inside and outside before drill-

ing. In the case of larger drill depths,

repeat this procedure.

Make sure that swarf is removed regu-

larly. With larger drilling depths, break

up the swarf.

Thread cutting

The machine is equipped with reversible 

direction of rotation and can also be used for 

cutting threads.
In order to cut threads, proceed as follows:

 

‹

Drill the hole for the thread.

 

‹

Switch off the machine and set the

lowest gear stage and speed.

 

‹

Set the direction of rotation to clock-

wise (right = R) at switch (24).

 

‹

Insert the drill tap from below into the

tool holder (2) of the machine.

 

‹

Switch on the machine and place the

drill tap onto the drilled hole.

 

‹

Use the hand lever (9) without exerting

pressure to guide the machine until the

desired thread length has been cut.

 

‹

Switch off the machine and set the

direction of rotation to anti-clockwise

(left = L) at switch (24).

 

‹

Switch on the machine again and allow

the drill tap to completely emerge out

of the workpiece. Then use the hand 

lever (9) to guide the machine slide 

upwards in order to avoid damaging 

the top of the thread.

Reaming/counter-sinking

Thanks to its wide range of operating 

speeds, the machine can also be used for 

reaming or counter-sinking.

ATTENTION

When reaming and counter-sinking,

observe the limits stated in the techni-

cal data for the tools to be used.

Using

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Summary of Contents for MAB 465

Page 1: ...Original Operating Instructions MAB 465 GB WWW CSUNITEC COM...

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Page 3: ...n consent of the manufacturer Liability disclaimer All technical information data and in structions contained in these operating instructions for startup operation and care correspond to the latest re...

Page 4: ...in this warning to avoid material damage NOTE A note indicates additional information that simplifies the use of the machine Intended use The machine is intended solely for drilling operations in mag...

Page 5: ...ing cable may only be performed by a qualified elec trician Repairs to the machine may only be performed by an authorised specialist workshop or factory customer service Unqualified repairs can lead t...

Page 6: ...utside or in a humid environment an RCD resid ual circuit device must be used Risk of injury WARNING Risk of injury from engine starting unintentionally Pay attention to the following safety notes to...

Page 7: ...te be fore every use see section Prepa ration Secure the machine with the safety chain D supplied when working in an inclined or vertical position and during overhead work The machine could fall down...

Page 8: ...hed on using the ON OFF switch Magnet indicator The magnet indicator 22 provides visual indication of the magnetic holding force Magnet indicator 22 lights up GREEN The magnetic holding force satisfie...

Page 9: ...ng Helmet for protecting your head against falling objects Wear a harness where there is a danger of falling Gloves for protection against injuries Components delivery contents Machine overview 1 Core...

Page 10: ...from falling using the safety chain D supplied Check the safety chain for proper function before every use A dam aged safety chain must not be used Replace a damaged safety chain immediately WARNING...

Page 11: ...chine before use Remove any unevenness and loose rust from the substrate The BDS range of accessories in cludes special holding devices The best clamping effect is obtained on low carbon steel substra...

Page 12: ...ith Weldon shank see fig 3 Inserting the tool Before mounting clean the Weldon shank of the tool and tool mount of the machine Check the cable connection for grease Untighten both hexagonal socket scr...

Page 13: ...mp Hold the handle tightly 10 to stop the machine from slipping Switch the magnet 23 ON OFF switch off The indicator lamp in the magnet 23 ON OFF switch extin guishes Switching the machine ON OFF Usin...

Page 14: ...machine Drilling with twist drills When drilling with twist drills proceed as follows Insert the twist drill from below into the tool holder 2 of the machine Position and fix the machine at the locati...

Page 15: ...rocedure Make sure that swarf is removed regu larly With larger drilling depths break up the swarf Thread cutting The machine is equipped with reversible direction of rotation and can also be used for...

Page 16: ...and check tool NOTE The BDS range of accessories includes special devices e g POW 200 for removing swarf Cleaning maintenance WARNING Switch off the machine and discon nect the voltage supply before...

Page 17: ...s Tighten the adjusting screws evenly Tighten the clamping bolts again Replacing the carbon brushes Replacement of the carbon brushes may only be carried out by BDS or by an au thorised specialist wor...

Page 18: ...ue cut off has tripped Switch the machine off and on again The circuit breaker in the power distributor trips Too many appliances connect ed to the same power circuit Reduce the number of appli ances...

Page 19: ...m s Stroke 160 mm Core drill 30 mm short 12 40 mm 55 mm long 12 40 mm Thread tap max M16 Twist drill max 16 mm Counter sinking max 40 mm Speed stage 1 n0 50 250 rpm Speed stage 2 n0 100 450 rpm Perman...

Page 20: ...applied in whole or in part DIN EN ISO 12100 2011 03 DIN EN 62841 1 2016 07 Authorised person for compiling the technical documentation BDS Maschinen GmbH Full technical documentation is available The...

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