Yokota 6RD-4500H, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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● Do not use a drill beyond the drilling capacity.
Using the pneumatic drill in overload could increase reac-
tion to cause you to wobble about, thus leading to
personal injury. Furthermore, that could result in damage
to the drill.
● Note that small-diameter drills are fragile.
Broken drill could come off and fly to cause personal
injury.
● Do not operate this pneumatic drill at no load.
Unnecessary no-load operation of the pneumatic drill
could not only result in abnormal abrasion of the motor
and the gear, but also cause the drill to come off and fly.
● Do not directly touch chips with your hand.
Since chips after drilling are the same as sharp blades,
doing so could cut your fingers. Furthermore, since the
chips are hot, they could burn your fingers.
● Pay careful attention to reaction.
If this pneumatic drill causes overload or damage for
some reason, reaction to the operator may occur. To avoid
that, securely hold the pneumatic drill.
● Since medium- and large-sized pneumatic drills cause
particularly excessive reaction, one-man operation
may induce a hazardous situation.
Since reaction is proportional to air pressure, be sure to
use the pneumatic drill at air pressure below 0.6MPa
(equal to 6 kgf/cm
2
).
● Pay careful attention to use this pneumatic drill in
small areas.
Pay careful attention not to cause the pneumatic drill to be
swayed and you to get your hand stuck in the building or
installation when reaction occurs.
● Pay careful attention to sudden load changes.
Use the pneumatic drill with proper care to actions due to
sudden load changes when the drill penetrates through
workpiece.
CAUTION