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13.1 Fitting the
sanding belt
14.1 Changing over from band-
sawing to disc sanding
Fig. 25
14 Disc sanding
Fig. 26
Disc sanding equipment -
parts supplied
Sanding table with two knob screws
Self-adhesive Velcro sanding disc
80 grain sanding sheet
Accessories:
60 grain sanding sheet
100 grain sanding sheet
Caution:
Always use the sanding table.
The corundum sanding sheet must lie flat
on the sanding disc.
Any unevenness will result in the sheet
wearing out and tearing prematurely.
Use the downwards rotating part of the
sanding disc only, so as to prevent the
workpiece from lifting.
Replace a torn sanding sheet immediately.
Replace a worn sanding sheet before it
Note the position of the adhesive joint.
Incorrect fitting will result in the belt tearing
at the joint. The sanding belt supplied can
be used in both directions as a special
adhesive process has been used.
Caution:
Replace any torn sanding belts immediately.
Replace any worn sanding belts immedia-
tely.
Worn sanding belts burn the workpiece.
Use vacuum dust-extraction equipment to
avoid generating excessive dust.
Dust from some tropical woods and from
hardwood such as beech and oak, genera-
tes a very fine dust which, in significant
concentrations, is classified as a carcino-
genic substance.
Wood dust is explosive.
burns the workpiece.
Use a vacuum extraction device to avoid
generating excessive dust.
Dust from some tropical woods and from
hardwood such as beech and oak, genera-
tes a very fine dust which, in significant
concentrations, is classified as a carcino-
genic substance.
Wood dust is explosive
Lower the blade guard (11) fully. The lock
(10) opens to allow the sliding cover (27) to
be moved.
Loosen the knob screw (26) and shift the
red sliding cover (27) to the right and secure
in position.
14.2 Fitting and
adjusting
The sanding disc is adjusted along with the
bandsawing table, as described in the
section on ”Assembly and adjustment”.
15 Maintenance
15.1 Stripping brush
The sanding disc (39) is adjusted along with
the bandsawing table, as described in the
section on ”Assembly and adjustment”.
15.2 Table insert
If the saw gap in the table insert is dama-
ged, the insert must be replaced.
15.3 Guide pins
Replace the guide pins in pairs only (top
and underside of the table at the same
time).
16 Technical specifications
Bandsawing
Cutting height 160 mm
Throat clearance 380 mm
Size of table 400 x 460 mm
Swivel range –2 / 0 / 45°
Roller diameter 220 mm
Saw blade length 2225 ±6 mm
Saw blade width 3–15 mm
Saw blade thickness 0,3–0,36 mm
Cutting speed 1000 m/min
Weight of workpiece max. 15 kg
Disc sanding
Sanding disc diameter 200 mm
Sanding disc speed 1450 U/min
Size of table 168 x 413 mm
Swivel range –2 / 0 / 45°
Weight of workpiece max. 5 kg
Dimensions
Width 900 mm
Height 920 mm
Depth 510 mm
Installation area 350 x 560 mm
Weight ca. 45 kg
16.1 Electrical specifications
Single-phase motor
Main voltage 230V ~1/N/PE
Fuse 10 A
Max. voltage fluctuation +6/–10%
Frequency 50 Hz
Power consumption 740 W
Output power (60% duty cycle) 500 W
Three-phase motor
Mains voltage 400V ~/3/PE
Fuse 10A
Max. voltage fluctuation +6/–10%
Frequency 50 Hz
Power consumption 740W
Output power (60% duty cycle) 500 W
16.2 Acoustic pressure level
Idling 74,1 dB(A)
In operation 83,7 dB(A)
under the following conditions:
- measurement method:
enveloping surface method according to
DIN 45 6 35
- measurement point:
at a distance of 1 m and 1.6 m above
ground
Tested for use with wood dust.
Fig. 27
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27
11
10
39
Fig. 28
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