HTC 950 RX, Manual

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HTC 950 RX™
On the surface it is very similar in appearance to our previ -
ous grinders, but looks deceive. We maintain that the HTC
950 RX™ is “the single most important development for the
floor grinding industry since HTC launched its classic 800
model”.
The HTC 950 RX™ will, due to its unique features, revolu -
tionise our perception of floor grinding.
The HTC 950 RX™ is the result of several years of devel -
opment. This grinder is faster, bigger and more powerful
than its predecessors. Compared to a grinder of the same
size without radio control, it has twice as much capacity
when in operation. Thanks to the radio control, the opera -
tor can move objects that stand in the way of the grinder,
empty the dust extractor and even talk in the telephone
without having to interrupt his work.
The technology and its benefits
• What does RX stand for?
R=Radio control – X=Four grinding discs
• Radio control of the grinding unit, i.e. all previous func -
tions and propulsion and steering
• A newly patented drive system with four grinding discs
(previously three) gives the grinder a perfect balance
• Greater motor output of 15 kW
• Integrated system of weights for adjusting grinding
pressure
• Battery operation when moving and loading and un -
loading
• Considerably improved grinding head with increased
service life and reduced maintenance
• The HTC 950 RX™ is included in HTC Superfloor
approved equipment which means that it is recom-
mended for production of HTC Superfloor™
• Much more efficient and quicker grinding
• The possibility in the future of connecting several
grinding machines that are handled by one operator
as other machines can be run via the HTC 0 RX™
(e.g.
• More even grinding as the drive mechanism ensures
that the machine maintains a constant speed
• The machine is also equipped with EZchange™ which
enables simple tool changing.
• The radio control allows enough time for a single oper -
ator to empty the dust extractor and handle the cables
while the machine is working, which means a longer
effective grinding time/working day.
All in all this means more profitable grinding