Intended use
High-power metal trimming saw for dry cutting, fit to cut solid
and hollow pieces, vice capable of deflection up to 45°.
Efficient disk for fast cuts. In the cutting process, the material
will hardly get warmed, therefore, just cut material may be
processed further immediately. No sparkling. Owing to the
dry-cut method, no cooling fluid is necessary, and the
annoying splashes of the fluid are avoided. .
Included is a safety switch, terminal stop, vice capable of
deflection and a longitudinal stop in a
set with the disk
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Recommended accessories:
Universal disk of hard metal with 72 teeth to cut thick-
wall tubes and sections, solids up to diameter ca 20
mm
Disposal
The disposal instructions are based on icons on the
appliance or its package..
Handling requirements
The operating staff must carefully read the Operating
Instructions before using the appliance.
Qualification
Apart from the detailed instruction by a professional no
special qualification is necessary for using the appliance.
Minimum age
Only persons over 16 years of age can work with the
appliance. An exception includes youngsters if they work
within their professional education the purpose of which is to
obtain knowledge supervised by a trainer.
Training
Using the appliance only requires corresponding training by
a professional or following of the Operating Instructions. No
special training is necessary.
Technical Data :
Disk diameter:
355 mm
Number of teeth:
72
Blade bore:
25,4 mm
Vise swivel:
0-45°
Motor power:
2300 W
Power input:
230 Volt
Speed:
1300 rpm
Max Cutting Capacity 90°
Rounds:
Squares:
Flats:
120 mm
120 x 120 mm
180 x 80 mm
Max Cutting Capacity 45°
Rounds:
Squares:
Flats:
90 mm
90 x 90 mm
120 x 90 mm
Transport and storage
When storing, it is necessary that the appliance is
put to a dry place, inaccessible to children and
unauthorised persons. Clean the appliance thoroughly
before longer putting out of operation.
Installation (pic. 2, 3)
Metal trimming saw has a fast-acting clamp system. It is
enough to push the clamp shutter (Fig. 2) to vice the
piece). The threaded spindle may be then set to the
required size of the piece.
After setting up, the shutter is locked and the piece may
be vised.
Clamp System Setting
The bevel angle may be set from 0° to 45°. Please, observe
(Fig. 3). Clamping the piece and setting the bevel angle is
done in two steps.
Pic. 3:
A: Lock screw
B: grade on the scale
Loosen the lock screw (A). If you wish to work at an angle of
0° - 45°, set the clamping unit (B) with hand so that the
required angle points to the arrow.
Operation (pic. 4, 5, 6)
Pic. 4:
A: ON/OFF switch
B: Locking knob for disk replacement
C: Tripping button
D: Arm
Push the tripping button (C) and push the knob on the arm
(D) down with care. Safety switch (A) is a protection device.
Push the ON/OFF switch down (A) and do not let it go until
you want to switch the machine off again.
Pic. 5:
A: Piece to cut
B: Block
For clamping, the piece (A) has to be supported with a block
(B), slightly smaller than the piece (Fig. 5)
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Never force too much on the disk in the course of
cutting.
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Never stop the disk with hand, that will shorten the
service life of the motor.
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The saw should not be operated close to any easily
ignitable materials
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It is easy to transport the machine thanks to carrying
handles. (Fig. 6)
Safety instructions for the operation
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Safe and precise work is not possible unless every part
is carefully fitted in.
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Never work without the disk protection cover in place.
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Always unplug the machine before any maintenance
and treatment.
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You should make sure that the disk is fitted in correctly
any time before plugging the machine. Correct fitting -
proper assembly in conformity with the user manual.
Take care to tighten the screws after replacement of the
disk so that disk break is avoided.
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Before putting the disk in operation, it is necessary to
check it for any cracks and fissures and to make sure
that it is in good working condition.
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A contact of the disk and the piece to be cut should be
made with care at the beginning of the job as the disk –
if loaded excessively – could get caught and broken.
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The disk should reach full speed before cutting is
started.
To avoid accidents, check whether all the screws
are tightened as appropriate following the disk
replacement. The same applies to taking the remaining
parts of the piece from the clamp.
Use only impeccable disks. Replace any blunt
disks on time. Avoid exerting excessive force on the
disk during the work!
It might result in breaking the disk!
Grounding:
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In case of a defect or with defective insulation, the
grounding is line of least resistance and is to prevent
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