Placing In Operation - Monti Bristle Blaster Manual De Instrucciones

Operating instructions
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Placing in operation

Application:
This tool is used for the removal of corrosion and coatings, and for producing a rough surface profile (anchor profile)
using a specially developed Bristle Blaster
1. Use suitable sealing material such as Teflon
the connection for the pneumatic hose.
2. On the selection of the Bristle Blaster
the surface to be machined (angle, 11mm belt/ flat surfaces,
23 mm belt).
3. Interrupt supply of compressed air and then fasten Bristle
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Blaster 23 mm or 11 mm Belt correctly to the tool using the
related Adaptor System (pay attention to direction of travel) and
the related serrated lock washer and screw. See Fig. 1 and
Fig. 2
4. Never place an Bristle Blaster
Adaptor System, and never place a Bristle Blaster
in a 11 mm Adaptor System.
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5. For Bristle Blaster
Bar. For Bristle Blaster
tor Bar. For Bristle Blaster
erator Bar. For Bristle Blaster
Accelerator Bar.
6. Start tool by pressing starter lever. Move the safety stop
forward and press the starter lever. The starter lever returns to
its initial position when released.
7. Hold tool by the tool body and the vertical handle at the same
time.
8. To obtain the best performance, it is to be ensured the
accelerator bar is guided close to the surface to be machined. If
the Accelerator Bar is too far from the surface, the performance
will drop significantly. See Fig. 3. For a more detailed
description of the function of the Bristle Blaster
the DVD supplied or www.monti.de.
9. Work only with minimum surface pressure. Excessive surface
pressure reduces effectiveness.
10. In all circumstances, prevent the entry of water (moist air) into the pneumatic tool.
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Belt.
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Belts, take into account
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11 mm Belt in an 23 mm
11 mm Belt only use 24 mm Accelerator
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23 mm Belt only use 40 mm Accelera-
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11 mm Belt only use 24 mm Accel-
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23 mm Belt only use 40 mm
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Band to fasten
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23 mm Belt
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Pneumatic see
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Bristle Blaster Pneumatic
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Fig. 3