Topex 74L220, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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8 TOPEX.PL
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
PNEUMATIC IMPACT DRILL
74L220
nOTE: Before the tool is used for the first time, read all safety and operation rules and follow them. keep this instruction
manual for future reference.
sPEcificATiOns
Parameter (property) Value
No load speed: 1800 min
-1
Average air consumption: 170l/min. 0.23 m
3
/min
driver tip size: 3/8”
compressed air supply connector: 1/4” PT
Permissible compressed air pressure 6.3 bar
Net weight: 1.1 kg
Noise emission without limits permissible according to the eN15744:1999 standard
Vibration level on the handle within limits permissible according to the ISO8662-1:1988 standard
PrOPErTiEs AnD APPLicATiOn
Precise drilling of holes. 1.
The construction solutions of the drill ensure constant power and proper increase of the torque depending on resistance 2.
to be overcome.
The drill is suitable for general industrial applications in production and repair plants. 3.
warning: The drill should be only used according to its purpose. 4.
OPErATinG insTrUcTiOns
Before the drill is used, carefully read this instruction manual. 1.
Use connectors, which are in a good technical condition and intended to be used with pneumatically driven tools. 2.
3. when the tool is used, assume proper body position to prevent undesired movement of the tool as a result of the reac- 3.
tion force.
The user must have proper physical strength to hold the drill steadily during operation. 4.
make sure the supplied air is under pressure not lower than the values given in the specification. 5.
If the compressed air supply drops, release the drill trigger button. 6.
Use only lubricants recommended by the drill manufacturer. 7.
It may be necessary to use the additional handle for some works. 8.
The maximum permissible compressed air pressure may be 6.3 bar. 9.
The compressed air should be clean and dry. 10.
Used flexible hoses and elements of the compressed air system should be suitable for compressed air pressure and de- 11.
mand.
Pressure should be exerted on the drill, which is appropriate for work performed and drill diameter. 12.
Before the drill is started, make sure it is set off from the workpiece. 13.
If the drill is placed in a holder or suspended, make sure the tool is firmly secured. 14.
WArninGs
do not use pneumatic tools in an environment of explosion hazards, unless they are intended for such applications. 1.
Typically, pneumatic tools are not isolated against contact with a power source. 2.
High torque may occur, when the drill is seized or overloaded. 3.
Avoid contact with the rotating drill chuck or a working tool placed in the chuck. 4.
Improper body position may prevent your correct reaction to a normal or unexpected tool movement. during work, your 5.
body position during should ensure stability in case the working tool breaks (a drill or a tip).
Avoid body injuries, which may be caused by a quickly moving compressed air hose. 6.