Sample Applications - Stihl TS 700 Instruction Manual

Sample Applications

Water must always be used for wet
cutting when working with diamond
abrasive wheels
Extend service life and increase cutting
speed
Always ensure a supply of water to the
abrasive wheel.
Binding dust
The abrasive wheel must be supplied
with at least 0.6 liters of water per
minute.
Water attachment
Water attachment on the machine
–
for all types of water supplies
Pressurized water tank 10 l for
–
binding dust
water tank usable on the cut-off
–
machine cart for binding dust
Use composite resin abrasive wheels
with or without water – depending on
version
Depending on the version, resin
abrasive wheels are only suitable for dry
cutting or only for wet cutting.
Composite resin abrasive wheels
suitable only for dry cutting
During dry cutting, wear a suitable dust
mask.
TS 700, TS 800
If fumes or smoke are anticipated (e. g.,
when cutting composite materials), wear
respiratory protection.
Composite resin abrasive wheels
suitable only for wet cutting
Use abrasive wheel only
with water.
To bind dust, the abrasive wheel must
be supplied with at least 1 liter of water
per minute. To avoid a reduction in
cutting performance, the abrasive wheel
must be supplied with not more than
4 liters of water per minute.
After using the abrasive wheel, the
wheel should be allowed to continue
spinning at operating speed for
approx. 3 to 6 seconds without water in
order to spin off the water remaining on
it.
Water attachment on the machine
–
for all types of water supplies
Pressurized water tank 10 l for
–
binding dust
water tank usable on the cut-off
–
machine cart for binding dust
Observe with diamond and composite
resin abrasive wheels
Objects to be cut
Must be fully supported
–
Must be secured so it cannot roll or
–
slip off
Must be prevented from vibrating
–
Severed parts
With openings, recesses, etc., the
sequence of the cuts is important.
Always make the last cut so that the
abrasive wheel does not become
jammed and so that the operator is not
endangered by the severed or
separated part.
If necessary, leave small ridges that hold
the part that is to be separated in
position. Break these ridges later.
Before finally separating the part,
determine:
how heavy the part is
–
how it can move after separation
–
whether it is under tension
–
When breaking out the part, do not
endanger assistants.
Cut in several passes
Mark cutting line (A)
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