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SA 25

SA 25

SA 25

SA 25

SA 25

Chapter 2

Safety rules

©   Raimondi S.p.a.

Via dei Tipografi, 11 - 41100 Modena (Italia)
Tel.: +39.059.280.888 - Fax: +39.059.282.808
www.raimondiutensili.it - e-mail: [email protected]

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Use and Maintenance Manual

2.2

Definition of safety-related terms

In this manual, the following terms will be employed as to safety:

Dangerous area

each area within and/or close to the machine, where the presence of an exposed person
constitutes a risk for the safety and health of this person.

Exposed person

anybody standing, either partially or totally, in a dangerous area.

Operator

person in charge of the installation, operation, adjustment, maintenance, cleaning, repair,
transport of parts of the machine and all the other activities required for its operation.

Safety component

component specifically designed by the manufacturer and sold separately from the machine,
aimed at ensuring safety. Consequently, the device whose failed operation jeopardizes the
safety of exposed persons will be considered as a safety component.

2.3

Correct use of the machine

The machine was designed and manufactured to cut and bevel (45° jolly) single- and double-fired ceramic tiles, porcelain

gres

, marble, natural stone, Tuscan terracotta tiles, cement agglomerates.

THE MACHINE CANNOT BE USED FOR OTHER TYPES OF PRODUCTS WITHOUT PREVIOUS

AUTHORIZATION BY RAIMONDI S.P.A., WHICH WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR DIRECT OR

INDIRECT DAMAGE DERIVING FROM AN IMPROPER USE OF THE MACHINE

Use

The machine is semi-automatic, the blade advancement is determined by the human strength and so its advancement

speed will have to be commensurate with the hardness and thickness of the material to be cut.

Cutting of materials shall be made with sharp blades and water , which shall always be present in the tank, in the required

quantity.

THE MACHINE CANNOT BE USED FOR DRY CUTTING AND WITH INEFFECTIVE BLADES.

2.4

Characteristics of the machine

Type of blades to be used

A series of cutting blades, suitable for the SA 25, machine, will ensure optimization of the activity, as well as good results.

Blade characteristics:
External diameter

250 mm / 10”

Diametro del foro

25,4 mm / 1”

Hole diameter

Clockwise

Rotation speed

rpm

-1

2000 ÷ 2400

Summary of Contents for SA 25

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Page 2: ...____ 17 44 3 3 4 ASSEMBLY OF THE MACHINE ___________________________________________________________________________ 18 44 3 3 4 a ASSEMBLY OF WHEELS __________________________________________________...

Page 3: ...rinciples EN 294 Safety of machinery Safety distances to prevent danger zones being reached by the upper limbs EN 418 Emergency stop equipment EN 349 Safety of machinery Minimum gaps to avoid crushing...

Page 4: ...r loss of profits incurred by customer Installation of purchased parts not complying with the specifications of RAIMONDI S p A if purchased or not supplied by RAIMONDI S p A if manufactured by it as w...

Page 5: ...PLATE IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN 1 4 Intervention request Technical Service Each intervention request to the Technical Service shall be send by fax to RAIMONDI S p A Technical Service Telefax 39 059 282 80...

Page 6: ...be familiar with the function and position of the STOP and START buttons 11 Replace parts deemed to be broken with original spare parts warranted by the manufacturing company 12 Never try reckless sol...

Page 7: ...will be considered as a safety component 2 3 Correct use of the machine The machine was designed and manufactured to cut and bevel 45 jolly single and double fired ceramic tiles porcelain gres marble...

Page 8: ...MENTED Marble terracotta tiles natural stone concrete SPECIAL SEGMENTED Porcelain gres USE OF BLADES OTHERTHANTHOSE INDICATED HEREIN IS FORBIDDEN Technical characteristics of the different models The...

Page 9: ...e interact to ensure functions are always effective The groups are 1 Motor group on which the cutting blade is positioned Equipped with an ergonomic handle for an easier use for the operator and conne...

Page 10: ...es 1 ON OFF switch It allows for the start and stop of the machine In case of potential danger the machine shall be turned off by means of the red OFF switch 2 COVER BLADE SPLASH GUARDS It prevents wa...

Page 11: ...Stone Continuous 68 8 88 3 93 0 87 9 88 8 Segmented 83 1 101 1 106 2 103 7 102 3 Special segmented 71 9 89 8 96 0 92 4 94 8 Weighted continuous equivalent sound pressure level A1 LAeq dB A Indoor mea...

Page 12: ...lues and action values the total weighted acceleration obtained through the vector sum of the components shall be standardized namely analytically referred to a reference time of 8 hours where in line...

Page 13: ...iutensili it Page 13 44 2 Use and Maintenance Manual where It is the total acceleration of the i th operation It is the overall acceleration exposure time A w sum i Consequently in this case the emplo...

Page 14: ...lubricant fluids and overall cleaning of the different elements and subsequently separation of the parts making up the machine After disassembling the machine in line with the previous disassembling p...

Page 15: ...ment With reference to the Directives in question and in particular to the ANNEXES I A and I B of the Directive 2002 96 CE RAIMONDI S p A declares that its product DOES NOT FALL INTHE FIELD OF APPLICA...

Page 16: ...rt Transport shall be made using a fork lift truck inserting the forks into the specific seats of the pallet Use a lift truck having a suitable capacity 200 Kg MAKESURETHATTHETROLLEYISFASTENEDONCE IT...

Page 17: ...XCESSIVELY LONG PATCH CORDS OR POWER SUPPLYWITH CURRENT GENERATORS MIGHT LEADTOTHE FOLLOWINGTROUBLES 1 SLOW STARTING OFTHE MOTOR AND SAFETY DEVICES INTERVENTION 2 MOTOR OVERHEATINGWITH POWER DROP 3 TH...

Page 18: ...ndle B lift the machine so that its leg goes beyond the left safety bar C then close it again Moreover make sure that the automatic safety hook on the right side D is completely inserted Slowly lower...

Page 19: ...diutensili it Use and Maintenance Manual Page 19 44 3 Assemble the wheel holders coming with the machine to the rear legs as follows The wheel holders shall be assembled on the inner side of the rear...

Page 20: ...AND THE TROLLEY CORRECTLY FASTENED The motor group was conceived to be easily removed from the machine thus making the machine more easily transportable Extract the pump A from the tank by making all...

Page 21: ...3 4 2 Assembly of the motor group To assemble the motor group again perform the operations described for its disassembly in the reverse order THE LOCKING NUT SHALL NOT BETIGHTENED COMPLETELY BUT IT S...

Page 22: ...ch and wait for the cooling water to reach the blade Lover the blade slowly by means of the handle B so that the blade enters the material then lock the blade group by the knob A and proceed with the...

Page 23: ...just the swivelling square at 45 Lean the tile against the tilted square In order to make the blade cutting line coincide with the desired cut place the square D on the square holder and adjust the 45...

Page 24: ...king of the end part of the tile sharpen the blade making some cuts with the dressing stone 4 3 45 jolly cuts Loosen the knob A Bring the motor group at a maximum height and tighten the knob A Lock th...

Page 25: ...the tile and that advancement requires too much of an effort the blade shall be dressed making repeated cuts on the dressing stone 4 5 Perpendicularity adjustment 90 of the motor trolley group FORTHI...

Page 26: ...near the diamond blade Loosen the nut by means of CH13 wrench by means of 4 mm hexagon wrench screw or unscrew the screw until the perfect blade square alignment is reached Then tighten the nut by me...

Page 27: ...e diamond blade following the rotation direction reported on the blade and its guard A A E C F G IFTHEBLADECENTERING HOLEINCLUDESANADAPTER RING UPONINSERTIONINTO THEBLADEFLANGE MAKE SURE IT STAYS INTH...

Page 28: ...les Assemble the new starter by restoring the connections in the motor terminal board being careful not to crush the wires MAKE SURETHATTHE STARTERVOLTAGE MATCHESTHE MACHINE POWER SUPPLYVOLTAGE 5 2 Re...

Page 29: ...connect the electric cables and replace the on off switch or the damaged thermal relay B Reconnect the cables and tighten with the previously removed screws Make sure the seal gasket C is not damaged...

Page 30: ...ing and cleaning Place a bucket underneath the tank close to the drain hole Remove the plug A and let dirty water outflow Remove the pump B from the tank FORTHIS OPERATION MAKE SURETHE MACHINE IS NOT...

Page 31: ...ens raimondiutensili it Use and Maintenance Manual Page 31 44 6 6 1 ACCESSORIES 6 2 Set square The set square assures the cut or jolly constancy to the set measure The set square shall be fixed to the...

Page 32: ...orized technical service centre or the retailer Drive noise The bearings are damaged Contact the authorized technical service centre or the retailer The machine turns off Motor excessive temperature W...

Page 33: ...s and electric diagram Raimondi S p a Via dei Tipografi 11 41100 Modena Italia Tel 39 059 280 888 Fax 39 059 282 808 www raimondiutensili it e mail raiutens raimondiutensili it Use and Maintenance Man...

Page 34: ...MOTOR GROUP 5 203GM 230 6 230V 60Hz MOTOR GROUP 5 203GM 110 110V 50Hz MOTOR GROUP 5 203GM 110 6 110V 60Hz MOTOR GROUP 6 218GPP01A UPRIGHT GROUP 6 1 218LA06DS1 SLIDING PLATE 6 2 251RE07D ALUMINUM UPRIG...

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Page 36: ...I03D ALUMINUM LEG 16 3 322RE10D RIGHT PLASTIC PLUG 17 311SI04APRSX LEFT LEG WITH WHEEL 17 1 202BG01D LEG LOCKING PLATE 17 2 311SI03D ALUMINUM LEG 17 3 322RE11D LEFT PLASTIC PLUG 17 7 900GR8X55 DOWEL M...

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Page 38: ...MEC FAN COVER 80 9 3082006C BEARING 6204 ZZ 20X 47X14 10 320PR01C CABLE GLAND PG11 11 320PR03C CABLE GLAND PG9 ITEM ART CODE DESCRIPTION MOTOR GROUP 1 112GO01D RUBBER SEAL 2 129DE04C BLADE LOCK NUT M...

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Page 40: ...RING LL76 27 322QU01C PLUG 20X20 28 336PD02D BLADE SHAFT 29 425LR08D CONTROL LEVER 30 900ANAB45 SELF LOCKING RING ZA 45 SP 0 5 31 900CH6X15 KEY UNI 6604 6X6X15 32 900RORA10A STEEL SHIMMING WASHER 105x...

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Page 42: ...gram 230V 50 Hz 115V 60 Hz A 3G 1 5H 07 RNF 3G 1 5H 07 RNF B 9 5 A 17 A C F 1 A F 2 A D SINGLE PHASE SINGLE PHASE 230V 50Hz 1 1 kW 115V 60Hz 1 1 kW 9 5A 2800 min 1 17A 3360 min 1 class F motor class F...

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Page 44: ...l and void if the B part is not entirely filled in and if sent later than 10 days after the date of purchase postmark date 4 By warranty we mean replacement or repair free of charge of components foun...

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