Speedaire 1/4" MiniAngle Die GrinderSpeedaire angle die grinder is designed for cleaning tire molding,porting and general high-speed polishing and grinding in confined areas.
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Unpacking
Specifications
When unpacking the unit, carefullylook for any damage that may haveoccurred during transit. Check forloose, missing or damaged parts.
General Safety Information1. For Additional Safety
information Consult:Your employer, union, and/or tradeassociation.US Department of Labor (OSHA);www.osha gov." Safety Code For Portable AirTools" (B186.1) available from:www.ansi.org.Entanglement HazardsKeep away from rotating spindleand accessory.
Workplace Hazards
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dust extraction and wearrespiratory protective equipmentwhen working with materials whichproduce airborne particles.This tool is not intended for use inexplosive atmospheres and is notinsulated for contact with electricpower sources.Potentially explosive atmospherescan be caused by dust and fumesresulting from sanding or grinding.Use dust extraction or suppressionsystem which are suitable for thematerial being processed.
Some examples of thesechemicals are:
Your risk from these exposuresvaries, depending on how oftenyou perform this type of work.To reduce your exposure to thesechemicals:work in a well ventilatedarea, and work with approved safetyequipment, such as dust masks thatare specially designed to filter outmicroscopic particles.For professional use only.Designed to operate on 90 PSI, lowerpressure (below 90 PSI) will reduce
Free SpeedCollect sizeExhaustLengthWeightAverage air consumptionHose SizeAir inletRequired pressure
...........................17,000 Rpm.........................................1/4"
.......................................... Rear.............................................. 4.92"....................................... 0.75 Lbs
............1.68Cfm.......................................... 3/8"
............................................... 1/4".......................... 90Psi
Includes:
1 - Angle Die Grinder
2 - Spanner Wrenches
WARNINGTo reduce risk of injury, everyoneusing, installing, repairing,maintaining, changingaccessories on, or working nearthis tool must read andunderstand these instructionsbefore performing any such task.
This manual contains information that isvery important to know and understand.This information is provided for SAFETYand to PREVENT EQUIPMENTPROBLEMS. To help recognize thisinformation, observe the following symbols.
Safety Guidelines
Danger indicates an imminentlyhazardous situation which, if not
Slip/Trip/Fall is a majorcause of serious injury
or death. Beware of excess hose left on thewalking or work surface.
avoided, WILL result in death or serious injury.
Warning indicates a potentiallyhazardous situation which, if
not avoided, COULD result in death or serious injury.
Caution indicates a potentiallyhazardous situation which, if
Do not wear jewelry orloose clothing.
not avoided, MAY result in minor or moderate injury.
Notice indicates importantinformation, that if not followed,
may cause damage to equipment.NOTICE
Maintain a balanced body positionand secure footing.Repetitive work motions, awkwardpositions and exposure to vibrationcan be harmful to hands and arms.If numbness, tingling, pain orwhitening of the skin occurs, stopusing tool and consult a physician.Avoid inhaling dust or handlingdebris from the work process whichcan be harmful to your health. Use
10D230
- Lead from lead based paints- Crystalline silica bricks andcement and other masonryproducts- And Arsenic and chromiumfrom chemically-treated rubber
Some dust created by powersanding, sawing, grinding,
drilling and other construction activities containschemicals known to the State of California to causecancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
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Speedaire 1/4" Mini Angle DieGrinder
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Installation
Figure 2 - Air Diagram
performance of the tool while higherair pressure (over 90 PSI) raises theperformance of the tool beyond itsrated capacity and could cause seriousdamage to tool and user.
We recommend the installation of aninline filter-regulator-lubricator asclose to the tool as possible.
Pre-Operation
Maintenance
Before the tool is connected to the airsupply, clean the air hose ofaccumulated dust and moisture. Beforeremoving a tool for service or changingaccessories, make sure the air line isshutoff and drained of air. This willprevent the tool from operating if thethrottle is accidentally engaged.
OperationSupply tool with 90 PSI ofclean, dry air. Higher pressuredrastically reduces tool life. Connecttool to air line using pipe, hose andfitting sizes shown in Figure 2.Do not install a quick couplerdirectly into the grinder throttlehandle.Operating Hazards.Never mount a grinding wheel, cutoff wheel or router cutter on a diegrinder or tire buffer. A grindingwheel or other accessory thatbursts can cause very serious injuryor death.Grinding accessorys rated speedmust be equal to or greater thanthe speed of the die grinder.Use only mounted wheels or tirebuffing accessories with adequatespeed rating and the correct shaft
LubricationUse an air line lubricator with MobllAlmo 525 air tool oil (model 4ZF22),adjusted to two (2) drops per minute. Ifan air line lubricator can not be used,add air motor oil to the inlet once aday.
to manufactures recommenda-tions and (ANSI B 7.1).
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Do not exceed maximumair pressure of 90 PSI
Always use clean dry air.Excessive moisture and
dirt will greatly reduce the life of any air motor.
Air Supply and ConnectionHazards.Air under pressure can cause severeinjury.Always shut off air supply, drainhose of air pressure and disconnecttool from air supply when not inuse, before changing accessories orwhen making repairs.Never direct air at yourself oranyone else.Whipping hoses can cause seriousinjury. Always check for damagedor loose hoses and fittings.Do not use quick disconnectcouplings at tool. See Figure 2for correct set-up.Whenever universal twist couplingsare used, lock pins must beinstalled.
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diameter.Do not use wire brushes, drill bits,or any other accessory other thanmounted wheels, burrs and tirebuffing accessories.Damaged, worn or incorrectlymounted accessories can causehigher vibration. To reduceexposures to vibration ensureburring tools are sharp and this tooland all accessories are in properworking condition.Ensure that the workpiece isproperly supported.Avoid direct contact with rotatingspindle and accessory to preventcutting of hands or other bodyparts. Wear gloves to help protecthands. Tool continues to run afterthe throttle lever has been released.Do not disable the lock off featureon the throttle lever.This tool and its accessories mustnot be modified.Operators and maintenancepersonnel must be physically able tohandle the power of the tool andcapable of performing the job task.Always wear impact-resistant eyeand face protection when involvedwith or near the operation, repairor maintenance of the tool orchanging accessories on the tool.Gloves and protective clothing arerecommended.Even small projectiles can injureeyes and cause blindness.Be sure all others in the area arewearing impact-resistant eye andface protection.Measure the air tool speed dailywith a tachometer to make sure it isnot greater than the RPM markedon the grinding accessory.Maximize the gripping length ofthe accessory, it must not be lessthan .390 in. (10mm). Increasedoverhang of a mounted wheel
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1/4" Mini Rectificadorade ngulos SpeedaireDescripcinEsmeriladora de uso general Speedaire diseada para la limpieza demoldes de neumticos, orificios y el pulido y rectificacin generales deal ta velocidad en reas cerradas.Incluye:
Figura 1
Cuando desempaque la unidad, verifi-que
"Safety Code for Portable Air Tools"
Los resbalones, cadas y tropiezos sonuno de los principales motivos deaccidentes laborales graves y muertes.Tenga mucho cuidado de no tender
superficie de trabajo o en lugares deexcesivas mangueras de aire en la
paso.Mantenga una posicin corporalequilibrada y asiente firmemente lospies en el suelo.Los sonidos a gran volumen puedenproducr prdidas permanentes decapacidad auditiva. Utilica las
de sanidad laboral aplicables.Los movimientos repetitivos, lasposturas forzadas y la exposicin avibraciones pueden ser perjudicialespara las manos y los brazos. En casode prdida de sensibilidad,
su empresa o que dicten las normasprotecciones sonoras que recomiende
Riesgos En El Lugar De Trabajo
(B186.1) disponible en: www.ansi.org
No se acerque a la broca ni alportabrocas mientras rotan.
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Riesgo De Aprisionamiento
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