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Plug the cable into a suitable supply. check the correct voltage! 

If you are using an extension cable please check if it is suitable for the machine`s rated input power! 

Attention: For vertical and overhead drilling work it is absolutely necessary to wear the enclosed safety belt.

Putting into operation

Position the drill bit over the drilling point. switch the magnetic drilling unit on by pressing the red switch. the magnetic field that is created keeps the 

drilling unit clamped to the workpiece. Before drilling check if the magnetic drilling unit clamps safely to the workpiece.

Magnetic drilling units with the possibilty of precise adjustment (see technical data) allow an exact positioning of the drill bit even after the elec-

tromagnet has been switched on. For this it is necessary to loosen the lever of the precise adjustment device. the drilling mechanism can now be 

moved and adjusted on the electromagnet. After the drill bit has been adjusted the lever is fastened and the adjusted position is fixed. With machines 

with more than one gear adjust the rotation speed of the engine according to the tool to be used.

Attention: change rotation speeds only when the drilling mechanism is not working! the speeds are indicated by a single or double sym-

bols on the changeover switch. the changeover can be helped by gently turning the work spindle by hand. For drill drive units which also have 

electronic speed controllers, the speed and power (torque) can be continuously adjusted at the corresponding controller on the drill drive unit. 

note: also read and follow the additional information provided under Drill drive type Rs 40e.

For drill drive units with electronic speed controllers, the speed is adjusted at the corresponding set wheel on the control panel of the drill stand. 

For drill drives with the forward and reverse feature (types Rs 40e only) the direction is changed via the black switch on the control panel of the drill 

stand. Position „R“ is for clockwise and Position „L“ is for the anticlockwise rotation. note: the direction of rotation must only be changed when the 

drill drive is switched off. the switch is for turning on the drilling mechanism (green light up on).

Please note: the drilling mechanism can only be started after the electromagnet has been switched on. Drill feed is made manually by moving the 

handles.to avoid overloading of the magnetic drilling unit or to avoid premature wear of the tool it is necessary to adjust the drilling pressure. After 

each cut chips and/or drilling cores have to be removed. cooling/lubrication has to be made according to the tool used. Please take care to use not 

more cooling/lubrication paste than necessary and that it does not get into the drilling mechanism. 

After usage the magnetic drilling units should be stored in a vertical position so that the gear oil may spread evenly.

Drillling unit Rs140e

 

Function and mode of effect of the electronic module. Essentially, the electronics have three main tasks to fulfil:

1. protecting the operator against accidents

2. securing a long service life of the drill drive and the tools

3. infinite speed adjustment to match the technical requirement in question

An adjustable torque limitation set on the Power controller grants the operator accident protection to a very great extent and the greatest possible 

gentle treatment for the drill drive. In controller position 3-4, the integrated electronics automatically switch off when the nominal torque is exceeded. 

In controller position 1, about 0.3 times the nominal torque becomes active, in controller position 7 about 2.1 times.

 

the torques resulting in controller positions 4-7 are intended for cases of short-term overloads. In such cases of application, drill drive 

must be operated with increased care. If the pre-selected torque is exceeded in drilling, the drill drive is switched off by the electronics.  

the drill drive starts again by removing the load. If the drill drive does not start again immediately, the thermal overload protection has 

become effective at the same time. It prevents exceeding of the admissible coil temperature with large torques or a reduced speed. 

switch the drill drive „off“ on the combined motor switch. After sufficient cooling of the coil, work can be continued by pressing the „on“ combined 

motor switch. 

After switching on again, we recommend operating the drill drive at top speed and idling for a short period, in order to achieve maximum cooling. 

the required speed can be set infinitely between minimum and maximum on the „speed“ controller according to Diagram 2. Level 7 corresponds 

to the nominal speed of the switched transmission gear in question. the selected speed does not change under load, which has a very favourable 

effect on the service life of the tool.

 

For drill drives with clockwise/anti-clockwise movement, the direction of rotation can be changed by means of a change-over switch. 

the change-over switch may only be operated with the drill drive at a standstill. the pre-selection of the size or the limitation of the torque is to be 

done taking the technical and industrial safety requirements in the implementation of the work task into account.

Before putting into operation

Summary of Contents for RS120e

Page 1: ...PREMIUMline PREMIUMline UsE InstRUctIon 115V RS120e RS140e...

Page 2: ...rawing of electrical system Rs125e 14 spare parts list Rs125e 15 16 Drawing of drilling unit Rs126e 17 Drawing of drilling mechanism Rs126e 18 Drawing of electrical system Rs126e 18 spare parts list R...

Page 3: ...ort of Rs125e Rs140e machines the trolley can be easily latched to the case and removed again the RUKo fine adjustment enables repositio ning with fixed magnets Better handling due to ergonomic carryi...

Page 4: ...6 0 mm 3 0 16 0 mm Twist drills DIN 338 max 16 0 mm max 16 0 mm max 16 0 mm Twist drills DIN 1897 max 16 0 mm max 16 0 mm max 16 0 mm Twist drills DIN 345 max 23 0 mm max 23 0 mm max 23 0 mm Cutting d...

Page 5: ...3 Morse taper Mt 3 core drills 12 0 100 0 mm 12 0 100 0 mm Drill chuck 3 0 16 0 mm 3 0 16 0 mm twist drills DIn 338 max 16 0 mm max 16 0 mm twist drills DIn 1897 max 16 0 mm max 16 0 mm twist drills...

Page 6: ...o not lean too far over the machine Take care to keep a normal position You should have a secure standing position and you should keep your balance 13 Maintain your tools carefully Keep your tools sha...

Page 7: ...magnetic power Never put the running magnetic drilling unit on insulating material e g wood concrete etc The insufficient heat dissipation may cause overheating and destruction of the electromagnet Be...

Page 8: ...ter each cut chips and or drilling cores have to be removed Cooling lubrication has to be made according to the tool used Please take care to use not more cooling lubrication paste than necessary and...

Page 9: ...or to use it for different improper purposes RS40e_Explosion dft Toleranz nach ISO 2768 T1 1 2 5 O Datum Weber Toleranzklasse Mittel RS120 60 1 70 1 57 2 48 1 69 1 58 1 67 1 39 1 33 2 61 1 64 1 63 1...

Page 10: ...eber Toleranzklasse Mittel RS140 130 125 120 21 6 6 2 7 1 4 1 5 2 3 1 27 1 20 2 17 1 2 1 1 1 29 6 15 1 13 1 24 1 t bei ste f r RS 20 gleich 26 1 28 3 11 10 8 4 23 1 16 1 19 3 18 3 10 3 9 1 25 1 22 2 1...

Page 11: ...et fine adjustment compl 711 1 001 1 26 Carriage 711 3 218 1 27 Toothed rack 611 3 222 1 28 Cylinder head screw M6x12 611 9 026 3 29 Cylinder head screw M8x16 611 9 020 6 Pos Description Article no Qu...

Page 12: ...711 4 002 1 57 Cylinder head screw M3x20 711 4 001 2 58 Spring plunger 6 611 2 531 1 59 Control button 711 2 006 1 60 Grooved ball bearing 6203 2RS 611 1 508 1 61 Adjusting washer 15 22x0 2 611 2 521...

Page 13: ...r different improper purposes RS40e_Explosion dft Toleranz nach ISO 2768 T1 1 2 5 KO Datum Weber Toleranzklasse Mittel RS125e 65 1 75 1 62 2 53 1 67 1 73 1 72 1 41 1 33 1 50 1 66 1 70 1 68 1 34 1 44 1...

Page 14: ...1 leibt bei ckliste f r RS 25 120 gleich 26 1 28 3 11 10 8 4 23 1 16 1 19 3 18 3 10 3 9 1 25 1 22 2 14 1 12 1 M M MO A2 MO 21 MO 11 MO 12 MO 22 MA 2 MA 2a MA 1a MA 1 SP 1 SP 2 LR 1a LR 1 LR 1b LR 2b...

Page 15: ...25 Magnet fine adjustment compl 711 1 001 1 26 Carriage 711 3 218 1 27 Toothed rack 611 3 222 1 28 Cylinder head screw M6x12 611 9 026 3 29 Cylinder head screw M8x16 611 9 020 6 Pos Description Articl...

Page 16: ...nection cooling 611 3 515 1 59 PT screw 50x35 711 2 003 4 60 Gear housing 711 2 008 1 61 T piece 711 4 002 1 62 Cylinder head screw M3x20 711 4 001 2 63 Spring plunger 6 611 2 531 1 64 Control button...

Page 17: ...r different improper purposes RS40e_Explosion dft Toleranz nach ISO 2768 T1 1 2 5 KO Datum Weber Toleranzklasse Mittel RS125e 65 1 75 1 62 2 53 1 67 1 73 1 72 1 41 1 33 1 50 1 66 1 70 1 68 1 34 1 44 1...

Page 18: ...1 1 29 6 15 1 13 1 26 1 28 3 11 10 8 4 23 1 16 1 19 3 18 3 10 3 9 1 22 2 14 1 12 1 1 24 1 25 M M MO A2 MO 21 MO 11 MO 12 MO 22 MA 2 MA 2a MA 1a MA 1 SP 1 SP 2 LR 1a LR 1 LR 1b LR 2b LR 2a LR 2 1 2 3 4...

Page 19: ...25 Magnet fine adjustment compl 711 1 001 1 26 Carriage 711 3 218 1 27 Toothed rack 611 3 222 1 28 Cylinder head screw M6x12 611 9 026 3 29 Cylinder head screw M8x16 611 9 020 6 Pos Description Articl...

Page 20: ...8 Connection cooling 611 3 515 1 59 PT screw 50x35 711 2 003 4 60 Gear housing 711 2 008 1 61 T piece 711 4 002 1 62 Cylinder head screw M3x20 711 4 001 2 63 Spring plunger 6 611 2 531 1 64 Control bu...

Page 21: ...n dft Toleranz nach ISO 2768 T1 1 3 3 RUKO Datum Weber Toleranzklasse Mittel RS130e 40 4 39 2 38 1 34 2 B3 1 31 1 52 1 50 1 49 1 48 1 45 1 44 1 47 1 55 1 56 2 58 1 60 1 66 1 67 1 70 1 71 1 74 2 72 1 9...

Page 22: ...125 120 21 6 6 2 7 1 4 1 5 2 3 1 27 1 20 2 17 1 2 1 1 1 29 6 15 1 13 1 24 1 bt bei kliste f r RS 120 gleich 26 1 28 3 11 10 8 4 23 1 16 1 19 3 18 3 10 3 9 1 25 1 22 2 14 1 12 1 M M MO A2 MO 21 MO 11...

Page 23: ...x20 611 9 063 1 25 Magnet fine adjustment compl 711 1 001 1 26 Carriage 711 3 218 1 27 Toothed rack 611 3 222 1 28 Cylinder head screw M6x12 611 9 026 3 29 Cylinder head screw M8x16 611 9 020 6 Pos De...

Page 24: ...ead screw M3x20 711 4 001 2 66 O ring 36x1 5 711 3 038 1 67 Seeger snap ring SB42 711 3 037 1 68 Spring plunger 6 611 2 531 1 69 Control button 711 3 036 1 70 Grooved ball bearing 6005 2RS 611 3 537 1...

Page 25: ...dft Toleranz nach ISO 2768 T1 1 3 3 KO Datum Weber Toleranzklasse Mittel RS140e 40 4 39 2 38 1 36 1 34 2 B3 2 31 1 53 1 51 1 50 1 49 1 48 1 45 1 44 1 43 1 47 1 46 1 55 1 56 2 58 1 60 1 66 2 67 2 70 1...

Page 26: ...eich 26 1 28 3 11 10 8 4 23 1 16 1 19 3 18 3 10 3 9 1 25 1 22 2 14 1 12 1 M M MO A2 MO 21 MO 11 MO 12 MO 22 MA 2 MA 2a MA 1a MA 1 SP 1 SP 2 PO 1 PO 2 LR 1a LR 1 LR 1b LR 2b LR 2a LR 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8...

Page 27: ...x20 611 9 063 1 25 Magnet fine adjustment compl 711 1 001 1 26 Carriage 711 3 218 1 27 Toothed rack 611 3 222 1 28 Cylinder head screw M6x12 611 9 026 3 29 Cylinder head screw M8x16 611 9 020 6 Pos De...

Page 28: ...g 36x1 5 711 3 038 2 67 Seeger snap ring SB42 711 3 037 2 68 Spring plunger 6 611 2531 2 69 Control button 711 3 036 2 70 Grooved ball bearing 6005 2RS 611 3 537 1 71 Adjusting washer 25 35x0 1 711 3...

Page 29: ...PE L1 L2 Netz Net 1a 2b 1 2 MA 11 21 MO 12 22 A2 U M 1 M1 M2 i B1 B2 M M PE Bohrantrieb Haftmagnet US I american PRECISION TOOLS Drilling mechanism Clamping force Connection diagramm RS10 RS25e RS40e...

Page 30: ...costs that may arise from the use or the impossibility to use the machine for a certain purpose Tacit assurances concerning the use or aptability for a certain purpose are not possible If a defect is...

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