Operating Mode; Working With The Machine - Gerima SMA 60 BER-23.G1 Operating Manual

General
Two-handed operation
Whatever the position of the
machine, always use two hands to
control the machine!
When working with the machine, make sure that the
machine is always held with two hands and in such a
way that both hands are kept away from the
machining point.
Ensure that the workpiece is securely clamped!
• For safety reasons
• To improve the service life of the
carbide inserts
• To prevent damage to the beveling
machine
Important!
Before you begin machining the work-piece, make
sure that it is securely clamped so that it cannot slip.
This should be done to ensure safe working so that
the workpiece does not slip or even fly off when
being milled, and to prevent unnecessary vibrations
in the workpiece material.
The less vibration generated in the workpiece, the
longer the service life of the carbide inserts.
To get to know the machine, it is
necessary to use a small bevel width of
max. 2 mm at low feed rate. Only with
practiced handling, the maximum bevel
sizes are safe to work
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Operation
Damages caused by wrong power supply!
• Check the supply voltage. It must
correspond with the specifications on
the type plate of the machine.
Improper use can cause serious injury:
• Make sure you always have a firm
footing when working with the
machine.
• Never touch the milling tool when the
machine is running.
• Always guide the machine away from the body
while working.
Improper use can damage equipment and
property:
• Working with worn or damaged
carbide inserts or milling heads will
cause the machine to fail.
• Avoid collisions when working with
the machine.

Working with the machine

First press switch lock (1) until it clicks into place,
then set the speed (2).
2
1
Machining the workpiece
When milling bevel always move the machine from
left to right against direction of rotation of the milling
head (up-cut milling). When machining bore holes,
always work in a clockwise direction (up-cut milling).
The arrows on the guide plate represent the direction
of rotation of the milling head at the machining point.
Motor turn off
Remove the machine from workpiece and release
the locking switch. Once the motor is switched off,
wait for it to come to a standstill before placing the
machine down on a surface.

Operating mode

Motor starts
Bring the machine slowly
into contact with the work-
piece only after the tool
speed has been reached.
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