Sioux Tools 5285 Operator Instructions

SlouxTools, Inc.
117
Levi Drive
Murphy,
NC
28906
U.SA
Tel
No.
828-035-9765
Fax No.
828-835-9685
Product M e t Weight
Recommended Use Of
4 2 fcs
Balancer Or Support
1.9 Ka NO
Air Pressure
RecommendedWorking 6.2
bar 90 PSI
Maximum
6.2
bar
90
PSI
use
-
Safety ~ o o t s
@
~ e * r H e a r i n g m
Use-BtealMngMasks
YES
Itee-EarProiectws YES
Safety rules when using a 5285 Disc
Grinder
-Wear safety goggles of the impact type.
-Never use the tool if the disc guard
is not fitted.
-
Use accessories rated at least 12,000RPM.
-
Prolonged exposure to
vibration
may cause injury.
-Read all
instructions
before using this
tool.
All
operators
must
be fuBy trained in Us use
and aware
of
Vhes9
safely ndes.
-Do not
exceed the
maximum working
air pressure.
-Use personal pmtecSon eqiripmertl as recommended.
-Some
dust created by power sanding, sawing,
grinding, drilling,
and
other construction activities
contains
chemicals known to cause cancer, birth
defects and
other
reproductive
harm.
-Use only comprassed air at the
recommended cdHionSi
-if
the tool
appears
to malfunction,
remove
from use
immediately and
arrange for service and repair. If
it is
not practical to remove tool from
service, then shut
off the
air supply
tothetootandwnteorhavewrittena
warning note and
attach
H
to the tool.
- I f toolistobe used withabalancer or
other suspension device, ensure
thai
the
tool
is
firmly
attached to
the
suspensioidsupport device.
-
When operating
the
tool, always keep
the body and particularly the hands
Size
-
Minimum
313ins
10mm
Noise
Level: Sound Pressure Level 85.6 =(A)
Sound Power Level
98.2 dB(A)
Test
Method: Tested in accordance wtth Pneurop
test code PN8MTC1 and ISO Standard 3744
Vibration Level 2.75 Meters 1 Sec2
Test
Method:
Tested in accordance with I S 0
standards
8662
Parts
1 & 4
away
from the working
attachment fixed to #e tori.
-The tool is not electrically insulated. Never use the toot
if there is
any chance
of
coming
into contact with live
electricity.
-
Always when using
the toot, adopt a firm footing
and/or
position and
grip
the
tool
sufficiently only
to
overcome
any r e d o n forces that may result from the
tool
doing
work. Do
not
wergrip-
-Use
only correct spare parts for maintenance
and
-r.
Do
not Improvise or make temporary repairs.
Major servicing and repairs should only be carried
out
by persons trained to
do so.
-
Do
not
lock.
tape, wire, etc. fte 'On/Off
vatve in
' O n '
position. The triggerllever,
etc.
must
always
be
free to
return to the W position
when
released.
-Always shut off the air supply to the tool and press the
1
Recommended Air Supply System Frgure 1