44 GB
Safety information for air tools
Safety information for air tools
to better control the electrical power tool in un-
foreseen circumstances.
Switch the device off when not in use.
Always wear personal protective
equipment and safety glasses. Wea-
ring personal protective equipment
such as dust mask, non-slip safety shoes, hard
hat or ear protectors, depending on the type of
air tool and its application, reduces the risk of
injuries.
Protect hoses from kinks, constrictions, solvents
and sharp edges. Keep hoses away from heat,
oil and rotating parts.
Replace damaged hoses immediately. A dama-
ged supply line may result in the air hose flap-
ping about, possibly resulting in injuries.
Do not use the equipment when fatigued or un-
der the influence of drugs, alcohol or medications.
Just a moment of carelessness when using this
equipment may result in serious injuries.
Do not directly inhale exhaust air. Keep eyes
away from exhaust air. Exhaust air from the air
tool may contain water, oil, metal particles or
contaminants from inside the compressor. This
may result in health damage.
CAREFUL WHEN PUT-
TING THE TOOL DOWN!
Always put down
the device so the trigger is not activated. This
could potentially result in accidental activation
of the tool, which again could result in hazards.
Only use suitable accessories. These can be
purchased from the manufacturer. Using non-
OEM accessories may result in hazards.
Only use filtered and regulated compressed air.
Dust, caustic vapours and / or moisture may
damage the motor of an air tool.
The hose must be constructed for a
minimum pressure of 6.8 bar or
125 PSI, but no less than 150 % of
the maximum pressure produced by the system.
The tool and supply line must be
equipped with a hose coupling to
completely release pressure when
disconnecting the coupling hose.
DANGER!
Avoid contact with live lines. This
device is not insulated against electric shock.
Do not modify this equipment in any way wit-
hout the manufacturer‘s approval.
Only use the tool at the specified pressure
(max. 6.8 bar).
Disconnect the tool from the air supply after
each use and when not in use.
Discontinue use if the tool is leaking or in need
of repair.
Keep your working area clean and well lit.
Untidy or poorly lit working areas can result in
accidents. Doing so will allow you better control
of the equipment, particularly in unforeseen cir-
cumstances.
Only have the equipment
repaired by qualified specialist personnel using
OEM spare parts. This will ensure your device
remains safe to use.
Keep children and other individuals away from
the equipment during use. Distractions can
cause you to lose control of the equipment.
Wear suitable clothing. Do not wear loose
clothing or jewellery. Keep your hair, clothing
and gloves away from moving parts. Loose
clothing, jewellery or long hair can become
caught in moving parts.
Put down trigger and equipment in the event of
unexpected compressor failure.
Never use or store the tool in humid, dusty lo-
cations or near water, other fluids or hazar-
dous gases.
If possible, use a condensate trap or regularly
drain condensate (water) from hoses and pipes
before and during air tool use.
Secure work pieces. Use clamps or a vice to
secure the work piece. Holding the work piece
in your hand or pressing it against your body
will not allow for safe use of the equipment.
ATTENTION!
An undersized com-
pressed air system may reduce the
efficiency of your equipment.
Risks due to projecting parts
If the work piece, one of the accessories or the
tool itself breaks, parts may be projected at
great speeds.
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