Tube Facing Tool
User’s Manual 5
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WARNING
Observe
the following safety measures in
order to protect against risk of injury
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Inspect the tube facing tool daily for visible
signs of damage or defects. Have any
damage or defects repaired immediately.
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Always ensure that the machine is in good
working order and comply with these notes
on safety.
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Use only the tube ODs, wall thicknesses
and materials specified in these instructions.
Other materials should be used only after
consulting your authorized Swagelok
representative.
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Check that the work piece is correctly
clamped.
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Do not carry the tube facing tool by the
power cord and do not use the cord to pull
out the plug. Protect the cord from heat, oil
and sharp edges (chips).
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Ensure that the viewing window is closed
(TF24 series) or the guard is in place (TF16
series) before and during the facing of
tubing.
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Always work with sharp cutting tools to
reduce vibrations.
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Turn the tool off and let it run until it stops
rotating when work is complete.
Environmental Protection/Disposal
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Dispose of chips and used gear lubricant oil
according to local regulations.
Electric tools and accessories contain a large share
of valuable raw and synthetic materials, which can be
recycled. Therefore:
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Electrical (electronic) devices that are marked with
the symbol in Fig. 1, may not be disposed of with
household waste in accordance with European
Union (EU) regulations.
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By using local return and collection systems, you
contribute to the reuse, recycling and utilization of
electrical (electronic) devices.
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Electrical (electronic) used devices contain parts,
which must be handled selectively according to
EU regulations. Separate collection and selective
treatment is the basis for environment-friendly
disposal and the protection of human health.
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Batteries that are marked with the symbol in Fig.
2 may not be disposed of with household garbage
according to EU directive 2006/66/EC.
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In batteries containing harmful substances, the
chemical sign for the heavy metal contained is
indicated below the garbage can: Cd = Cadmium
Fig. 1 2012/19/EU
Fig. 2 Cd Symbol