General safety instructions
Subject to modifications
US edition 2021/01
VOGT Air Lance Original operating manual
11
Contact:
+49(0)92 78-774 33-0
+49(0)92 78-774 33-11
www.vogt-tec.com
measures less effective and expose the user to greater risk.
Personal protective equipment
Always wear the following personal protective equipment when working
with the compressed air devices:
Safety shoes
Safety gloves
Safety glasses
Face protection
Ear protection
Safety helmet (when working overhead)
During transport
Ensure that the compressed air device is always stable and protected
against tipping and falling over. Use the transport case available or a
similar container to store the device after use or when transporting it over
larger distances.
During operation
Shut off the compressed air supply, depressurize the air hose and
disconnect the VOGT Air Lance from the compressed air supply:
when it is not in use
before replacing tools or accessories
before carrying out repairs
Slipping, tripping and falling are some of the main causes of workplace
injuries. Watch out for surfaces that may have become slippery through
using the device and for trip hazards posed by the air hose.
Always use suitable accessories for the various tasks in order to prevent
excessive strain on your body. Lance tubes in different lengths, access and
personal protective equipment are available for the various tasks.
Always use the VOGT Air Lance with the rubber protection cap. Damaged
or worn rubber protection caps must be replaced immediately.
Rubber protection caps are available as spare parts at short notice (035
240).
Claw couplings on the compressed air hose must be fixed in place with
hose clamps. The hose clamp prevents the end of the hose from whipping
around if the coupling is unintentionally released under pressure.
Always return the stop cock on the VOGT Air Lance to its locked
position after the work to prevent compressed air from being emitted
uncontrollably.
Proceed with caution in unfamiliar conditions of use. Concealed, damaged
live objects may present a hazard. The “standard lance” (type 3.5/3.5 K)
is not insulated against contact with electrical power sources! Use the
