Hand Held Edge Deletion Tool Manual ● Resources Unlimited Company, Inc. ● Rev. 2.11 ● Page 3
1. Safety Information
Safety Information
Please READ ALL SAFETY INFORMATION before using your Hand Held Edge Deletion Tool!
Warning! Edge Deletion Wheel can BREAK APART during use and CAUSE INJURY if
damaged or run too fast. Always WEAR PROTECTION for eyes, face, hands and body.
Improper use can cause wheel to break apart and may cause injury.
Take precautions indicated below.
Exceeding Maximum Operating Speed can cause wheel to break apart and may cause
injury.
NEVER EXCEED the maximum operating speed (MOS) on wheel label. CHECK
the maximum operating speed (MOS) of the wheel against the machine speed.
Abusive operation can cause wheel to break apart and may cause injury.
DO NOT
JAM the work piece onto the wheel. DO NOT PRESS hard on the side of the wheel.
A damaged, vibrating and wobbling wheel can break apart and may cause injury.
DO
NOT enlarge or change the shape of the center hole. DO NOT use a wheel that has gouges
or layer separation. STOP the wheel if vibrating or wobbling occurs during use.
DAMAGE or WOBBLING may be caused by:
* FORCING a wheel onto a spindle that is too large.
* OVER-TIGHTENING the mounting nut.
* USING flanges with wheels or rim wheels that are smaller than 1/3 wheel diameter,
unequal in diameter or warped.
* USING side support washers with unitized wheels that are smaller than 1/3 wheel
diameter, unequal in diameter or warped.
Incorrect storage can soften wheel and cause it to break apart during use and may
cause injury.
Wheel can soften in storage by exposure to water, high humidity, or hot
temperatures. STORE wheel at temperatures below 150 degrees F (*65 degrees C) for at
least 24 hours before using.
Sparks and particles flying off the wheel can injure or cause fire.
REMOVE
FLAMMABLE MATERIALS from the work area. DIRECT sparks away from face and body.
Use the machine hand held machine SAFETY GUARDS adjust properly to your operation
as provided with unit. Make sure no one is standing in front or back of the wheel when
starting machine.
