Schmid RAPID Secure L Operating Instructions

Operating instructions
RAPID ® Secure L (screw-in tool)
Technical data:
Power tool adapter
Max. lenght (incl. Bit) x diameter
Weight
Bit adapter
Maximum torque
Power tool adapter (2)
Included bit: T40 | 50 mm lenght - 1/4"
Suitable screws
ø 8 mm Rapid /GPR countersunk head
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ø 8 mm Rapid cylinder head
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ø 10 mm Rapid Dual
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ø 8 mm Rapid T-Con
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Not Included bit: T30 | 50 mm lengh - 1/4"
Suitable screws
ø 8 mm Rapid Dual
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Not Included bit: T50 | 35 mm lenght - 1/4"
(WERA-Art. Nr. 0506633001)
Suitable screws
ø 10 Rapid cylinder head
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Note for Bit T50 35mm: tighten only the front clamping screw (5a). Screw in the rear clamping
1)
screw (5b) to be underneath the surface of the drive shaft (1) without tightening.
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Hex type 11 mm (for 13 mm standard-chuck)
210 mm x 41.5 mm
630 g
Hex type 1/4"
65 Nm
Holding element (4)
Bit-protrusion length L
25.5 mm
23.0 mm
23.0 mm
24.5 mm
Bit-protrusion length L
24.5 mm
Bit-protrusion length L
Clamp the 1/4" bit comple-
tely in the drive shaft
1)
Front clamping screw (5a)
Drive shaft (1)
Bit (3)
Adjusting screw (6) - inside
Rear clamping screw (5b)
Scope of application:
The RAPID Secure L screw in tool was designed for quick, safe and
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effortless installation of long timber construction screws with a rotary
drill.
The RAPID Secure L screw-in tool allows safe overhead and angled
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screwing. The screw's head is reliably fixed in the screw-in tool and
results in longer life of the bits.
• First familiarize yourself with the operating instructions for RAPID
Secure L and the power tools you are using.
• The user alone is liable for damage caused by improper use.
• The generally accepted rules and regulations for the prevention of
accidents must be observed.
Bit setup:
• At first loosen both clamping screws (5) slightly and remove the
inserted bit.
• Clamp the power tool adapter (2) and loosen the axial adjusting
screw (6) using a 3 mm allen key (picture A).
• Adjust the desired protrusion length L and fix the bit with the
clamping screws (5). Start tightening the front clamping screw (5a).
• After fastening the first 100 operations, tighten the clamping screws
(5) again.
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