Gesswein 52861 Safety, Operation & Maintenance

Parts Page Reorder
No.
PD1
0.12
Effective February,
201 0
Supersedes PD06.17
25.OOO
RPM Pencil Grinder
SAVE THIS DOCUMENT, EDUCATE ALL
PERSONNEL
Models:
52861
(1/8"
Collet)
52862
(3
mm
Collet)
52863
(114'Collet)
52864
(6
mm
Collet)
Read and undelstand thls tool
manual betore operating
yolll
air
tool.
Follov, all salety rules tor lhe
Fotectlon
of
opera
ng p€rsonnel
as
qell€s
adlacent aroas. Always operate, lnspect and maim€in
this tool
in accordance with
the American Na onrl
Salet lns
tute
(ANSI) saiety
Code
tor
Portable Ail Tools
-
8186.1. For
additional salety lntormation, reier to
Saiety Requiremenb
br
thoUs€, care
and Protection ol AbraslveWheels -
ANSI 87.1, Code
ot
Federal
Regulation
-
CFR
29 Part
1910, European Committee
ior
Standads
(EN)
Hand Held Non-Electric Power Tools - Satety Requiremenls and applicable Stale and Local Regulations.
SAFETY LEGE]ID
gaFETY TNS'RUCIiOHS
Cslsluly
Bead
all instructlons
beforu
oporating or
seruicing any
Dynahade'Abrasivo
pou,el Tool.
Ploducb oth€d
by Dymbrude arc not to be modifed, convelbd or
othenvise
albEd fom
lhs odgiml
design.
Tool
lnbnl:
Pencil Grinder iools
are ideal
lor
engraving, light deburring, dellashing, surface preparation, cleaning and finishing using the proper abrasive
slones, abrasive mounted wheels,
pints,
mo6ed
abrasivds, and carbide burs.
'
'
Do
nol
use
toollor
anything other
han
ib
lnbnded appticadoN.
This power
tool is not intsnded lo1 use in
potsntlally
e4i{rsid
atmosthdt;d-ilotl;fiiatd
ilainsr
contacr wtttr etectrical power.
Tralnlng:
Proper care, maintenance, and storage of your tool will maximize performance.
;:H:f
f.fi+Jffibility
-
Provide Pencil Grinder operalors with safety instructions and training
lor sale
u$€
ol tools and accessories.
,
Abrasive/accessory RPM (speed) rating MUST be approved
lor
AT LEAST lhe tool
RPM rating.
(conlinu€d on next page)
FIND THE MOST CURRENT OFFERING OF SUPPORT DOCUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES
@
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Read and understand
tool
manual before
work
starts
to
reduce
risk of injury to
operator, visitors,
and
tool.
Practice safety requirements. Work alert,
have proper attire, and
do
not operate tools
under
the
influence
of alcohol
or drugs.
Eye
protection
must be worn at
alltimes,
eye protection
to conlorm to
ANSI
Z.87.1.
Ear protection to
be worn when exposure to
sound,
exceeds the limits of
applicable Federal, State or
local statues, ordinances
ancUor
regulations.
Respiratory
protection to
be used when exposed to
contaminates
that
exceed the applicable threshold
limit
values required by law.
-Air line
hazard,
pressurized supply lines
and
flexible
hoses
can cause serious lnjury.
D6 not
use damaged,
frayed or deteriorated air hoses and fittings.
-
Some
dust.created
by ganding,-8awing,
grinding, drilling, and-other
consiruclion
activities contain chemicals klown
to
cauae canoer,
birth delects or othet reproductive
harm. Some examples of
these
chemlcals
are:
.
Lead
from lead-based paints
.
Crystalline silica from bricks and cement
and
other masonry products
.
Arsenic
and
chromium
from chemically treated
lumber
Your risk
lrom lhese
e)(posures
r,/ari€s, depending on
horv
otten ygu do this type
of work. To
reduce your €xposure to these cfiemicals: work in
a
well
ventilated area, and
wotk
with approved safety equipment, such as lhqsg dust rnasks that are sp€cially designed to
flter
out microscopic particles.