Makita UT 1200, Оригинальное руководство пользователя

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Technical data
UT 1200
Rated voltage: 110 V ~ 230 V ~ 110 V ~
Power input: 850 W 960 W 1050 W
Rated speed: 0–400 rpm 0–360 rpm 0–560 rpm
Frequency: 50 Hz
Tool holder: M 14
Safety class: II
Safety degree: IP 20
Weight according to EPTA
Procedure 01/2003:
3,2 kg
This manual shall be subject to modification without prior notice in the course of
developments and technical progress.
Note: The technical data may differ depending on the country.
Symbols
The following symbols are used for the equipment. It is important to know their
meaning before you use the tool.
Intended use
The mixer UT 1200 is used to stir and mix paint, glue, tile adhesive etc. Up to an
amount of approximately 30kg. The diameter of the stirrers that are used should
not exceed 120mm.
The mixer UT 1400 is suitable for stirring and mixing paints, plaster, mortar, tile
adhesive, levelling and smoothing compounds, and similar materials up to a
quantity of 50kg. The diameter of the mixing agitators must not exceed a value of
140mm.
The user shall be responsible for damages caused by inappropriate use.
Generally accepted accident prevention regulations and the safety instructions
enclosed shall be observed.
ENGLISH
Read instructions
Work with concentration and care.
Keep your workplace clean and avoid hazardous situations.
Precautions shall be taken to protect operators.
Double protective insulation
UT 1400
110 V ~ 230 V ~
1050 W 1300 W
560 rpm 0–580 rpm
5,2 kg
This manual shall be subject to modification without prior notice in the course of
The following symbols are used for the equipment. It is important to know their
is used to stir and mix paint, glue, tile adhesive etc. Up to an
The diameter of the stirrers that are used should
is suitable for stirring and mixing paints, plaster, mortar, tile
adhesive, levelling and smoothing compounds, and similar materials up to a
quantity of 50kg. The diameter of the mixing agitators must not exceed a value of
sible for damages caused by inappropriate use.
Generally accepted accident prevention regulations and the safety instructions
Keep your workplace clean and avoid hazardous situations.