Note: Failure to follow these Safety Instructions can result in serious injury.
As with all machines, there are typical dangers associated with the operation and handling of a Sanding Belt.
Careful operation and correct handling of the machine significantly reduce the risk of accidents. However, if
normal precautionary measures are disregarded, risks of accident for the operator are unavoidable.
The design of this machine is specific to its intended use. Therefore, we strongly advise against carrying out any
modifications of the machine or forcing it force it to perform tasks for which it has not been designed.
If you have any questions about the use of this machine and if you do not find the appropriate answer in this
Instructions Manual, please contact your dealer who will be able to help you.
General safety rules and guidelines for handling machines
1.
For your own safety, first read and become familiar with the entire Instructions Manual before
operating the machine. Learn the machine’s applications, its operating limits, and specific hazards.
This Manual gives also information about the risks involved in case of negligence.
2.
Keep guards in place and in perfect working order, do not remove them.
3.
Always connect the electrical machinery equipped with mains plug with protective contact (earth contact)
to a socket with earth contact.
When using adapters without earth contact, connect directly to the earth terminal of the machine. Never
start a machine that is not connected to an outlet with ground connection.
4.
Before turning the machine ON, remove loose clamping levers or keys from the machine. Systematically
make sure that there are no loose parts near the moving elements.
5.
Provide sufficient working space around the machine. Cluttered work stations and benches invite
accidents.
6.
Do not operate the machine in a dangerous environment. Do not use the machine in wet or damp areas
and do not expose it to rain. Always keep the work area and workstation well lit.
7.
Keep children and visitors away from the machine and at a safe distance from the machine and from the
work area.
8.
Secure the workshop or workroom against unauthorised access. Fit child safety devices, e.g., door
latches, lockable main switches, etc. in order to prevent children from turning on.
9.
Do not overload the machine. Its performance will be better and the operation safer if it is operated within
the specified ranges without exceeding the capacities for which it has been designed.
10.
Do not use the machine to perform tasks for which it is not designed. The machine is exclusively designed
for its intended use.
11.
Wear appropriate clothing. Do not wearloose clothing, gloves, neckties, rings, necklaces or bracelets and
other jewellery that may be caught in moving parts of the machine. Wear non-slip footwear. Wear protective
hair covering to contain long hair.
12.
Always wear safety glasses and a dust mask, if necessary. Proceed according to the accident
prevention regulations.
13.
Always secure the workpiece in a vice or clamping device. Holding the workpiece with the hands is risky
and it is recommended that both hands remain available for handling the machine.
2 14. Do not overreach. Keep proper footing and balance at all times.
