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Unibor Airbor 2 Operating Instructions Manual

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O
i
perating
nstructiOns
To help you get the best possible
performance from your new Airbor 2
Magnetic Drilling Machine, this guide
contains simple, sensible pointers for the
safe, effective and long term use of the
equipment.
• Please read it carefully, together
with the motor manual and the Guide
to Good Drilling, BEFORE using the
machine, taking especial notice of the
sections relating to the Air Motor.
• ENSURE that you have observed all
the general, local and specific safety
procedures, PARTICULARLY those
relating to the environment in which you
will be using the machine.
43, Catley Road,
Darnall,
Sheffield S9 5JF.
England.
Tel: (0114) 291 1000
Fax: (0114) 242 5905
2010
A Nitto Kohki Company
editiOn
www.unibor.com
e-mail: sales@udce.co.uk

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Summary of Contents for Unibor Airbor 2

  • Page 1 To help you get the best possible performance from your new Airbor 2 Magnetic Drilling Machine, this guide contains simple, sensible pointers for the safe, effective and long term use of the equipment. • Please read it carefully, together...
  • Page 2 The Airbor 2 requires clean, dry lubricated air at a maximum pressure of 6.2 bar (620kPa/90 psi) . The air supply should always be turned off and disconnected before installing or removing any accessory on this machine. Connect the chosen coolant delivery system to the arbor.

  • Page 3: Potentially Explosive Atmospheres

    ROTARY AIR MOTORS Special Conditions for incorporating into a machine for use in Potentially Explosive Atmospheres The EC Declaration of Incorporation in this manual states that these Air Motor model have been reviewed as components for compliance with European Community Directive 94/9/EC for equipment intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres, commonly referred to as the ATEX Directive.

  • Page 4: Operation

    “Special Conditions” (Continued) NOTICE NOTICE • Place the recommendations given The air motor’s maximum surface in these special conditions, and any temperature measured 71 C with an similar recommendations identified by ambient temperature of 21 C. These the explosive hazard assessment of the measurements were taken with the air complete machine, in the accompanying motor running at free speed and with...
  • Page 5 Explanation of ATEX and Declaration of Incorporation 1 . Assess their products to prevent creation of an occurring disturbances normal explosive atmosphere or a source of ignition of an equipment faults. Category 2 equipment explosive atmosphere. can also be used where Category 3 2.