Check The Condition Of The Substrate - BDS Maschinen MAB 485 Instrucciones De Manejo

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W A R NING
R i s k o f f a l l i n g f r o m
m a c h i n e .
When working on scaffolding, the machine can make a sudden
oscillating movement on starting or in the event of a power
failure .
► Secure the machine with the safety chain (D) supplied .
► Wear a safety belt to protect yourself from falling .
The magnet clamping force is dependent on the condition of the
substrate. The clamping force is significantly reduced by paint,
zinc and scale coatings and rust .
The substrate must satisfy the following preconditions in order
that a sufficient magnet clamping force can be achieved:
■ The substrate must be magnetic .
■ The clamping surface and the magnetic foot must be clean
and grease-free .
■ The clamping surface must be completely smooth and level .
NOTE
► Clean the substrate and the magnetic foot of the machine
before use .
► Remove any unevenness and loose rust from the substrate .
► CS Unitec offers special holding devices in its range of
accessories .
The best clamping effect is obtained on low-carbon steel substrate
with a thickness of at least 3/4" (20 mm) .
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