Atlas Copco ALF 72D Consignes De Sécurité Et D'utilisation page 15

ALF 72D, ALF 72D-1, ALF 67/80D, BMK 62S
Differences between original parts and
pattern parts
When buying a part, the first thing to do is to verify
that the part is an Atlas Copco part. Most parts can
be identified.
Rock drill parts are normally marked with a part number
and the Atlas Copco identity mark which is a circle with
a rock drill inside it. In a few cases the part is marked
either with the circle only or the part number only.
Rubber and plastic parts are not normally marked.
Competitors that copy our parts often mark
major, expensive parts. Some parts have only
the part number, but some of them also have
an identity mark in the form of the initials of the
manufacturer's name. Part numbers on the pattern
parts are mostly stamped by hand which results in
irregularities. The part numbers stamped by Atlas
Copco are regular and the individual figures are
the same size. In addition the depth of the figures
and the spacing between the figures in each group
are the same.
Once a shift (after 8 hours of operation)
1. Check the rock drill's connection to the
pusher leg.
2. Check the hoses, couplings and controls for
leakage and damage.
. Check that the rock drill and pusher leg
are receiving enough lubrication. Fill the
lubricator as necessary.
4. Drain the water separator.
Once a week (after 40 hours of operation)
► Carry out a basic check of all functions of the
drilling equipment.
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Safety and operating instructions
Scrapping and waste
disposal
Used and worn-out machines must be disposed
of in such a way that as much of the material as
possible can be recycled and the impact on the
environment is kept to a minimum.
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