Holzmann ED 750 FD, Руководство пользователя

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SAFETY GUI DELI N ES
HOLZMANN MASCHINEN GmbH www.holzmann-maschinen.at
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METALLDREHMASCHINE / METAL TURNING LATHE ED 750FD
1 2 .3 Specific requirem ent s for m et al lat hes
Apart from the information in this manual and the relevant work safety regulations , you must
follow the general operating and safety rules that are required when working with a metal lathe.
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When working with metal lathes no gloves.
These may get caught in rotating parts and cause serious injury.
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Keep at work the technical limitations such as max. A diameter etc.
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Check before work, whether the tool holder etc. are always properly secured.
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Tighten only workpieces in a chuck , which are of Ø ago for this purpose.
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Edit the fly , that is, without tailstock support only short workpieces.
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If the workpiece 3 times longer than the diameter of the workpiece , the workpiece should be
stored on each case, in addition to the tailstock.
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Avoid short as possible clamping conscious .
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Be always the technical limitations of your tools and clamping conscious.
In particular, you should NEVER use any tool at speeds for which it is not permitted!
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Thread cutting and editing of imbalances objects should generally be carried out at very low
speeds.
1 2 .4 Rem aining risk fact ors
W A R N I N G
I t is im port ant t o ensure t hat each m achine ha s rem aining risk s.
I n t he execut ion of all w ork ( even t he sim plest ) great est at t ent ion is re-
quired. A sa fe w ork ing depends on you!
Also in compliance with all safety regulations and when used properly, the following residual risks
must be observed:
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Risk of injury to the hands / fingers through the rotating lathe chuck during operation.
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Risk of injury due to sharp edges of the workpiece, especially in non-fixed with a suitable tool
/ device workpiece.
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Risk of injury: hair and loose clothing, etc. can be captured and wound up by rotating lathe
chuck! Severity of injury! Safety regulations must be observed with regard to clothing.
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Risk of injury due to contact with live electrical components.
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Risk of injury by tipping the machine.
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Risk of injury due to dust emissions, treated with harmful agents workpieces.
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Risk of being cut by drilling edges untrimmed.
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Risk of injury to the eye by flying debris, even with goggles.
These risks can be minimized if all safety rules are applied, the machine is properly maintained and
serviced the machine as intended and is serviced by a trained service professional.
Despite all the safety devices and remains her good common sense and your corresponding technical
suitability / training on the operation of a machine of the most important safety factor!