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Rupes RH323 Conversion Des Instructions De Fonctionnement Original page 8

Ponceuses rotorbitales pneumatiques

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GENERAL WARNINGS
The safety and accident prevention instructions are
reported in the "SAFETY INSTRUCTION" booklet which
forms an integral part of these documents. This OPERATING
INSTRUCTION MANUAL indicates the additional information
required specifically for use of the tool.
CORRECT USAGE
This tool is designed to be used as a sander. Read all the
warnings, instructions, indications provided on drawings
and specifications supplied with this tool.
Failure to comply with all the instructions provided below may
cause serious injuries.
This tool is not intended to be used for metal brushing,
polishing and cutting operations.
The use of this tool for unintended applications may cause
hazards and injuries to people.
NOISE EMISSION VALUES
Noise emission values determined according to EN ISO 15744:
Sound pressure
level
[dB(A)]
LpA
RH323-RH353
72.7
RH326-RH356
72.7
RH329-RH359
72.7
RH323A-RH353A
75.0
RH326A-RH356A
75.0
RH329A-RH359A
75.0
RH323T-RH353T
83.6
RH326T-RH356T
83.6
RH329T-RH359T
83.6
Use ear protection!
VIBRATION EMISSION VALUES
Vibration total values a
(triax vector sum) and uncertainty K
h
determined according to EN ISO 28927-3:
RH323-RH353
RH326-RH356
RH329-RH359
RH323A-RH353A
RH326A-RH356A
RH329A-RH359A
RH323T-RH353T
RH326T-RH356T
RH329T-RH359T
Displayed emission values are comparative and are to be
employed for a provisional assessment of the operator's risk
exposure during the work period. Appropriate evaluation of work
period must also include tool's idle and stop periods. These
emission values represent the tool's main applications. If the
tool is used for other applications, with other accessories, or if
it does not undergo regular maintenance, emission values can
significantly increase during operations.
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Uncertainty
Sound power
level
(dB)
[dB(A)]
K
LwA
3.0
83.7
3.0
83.7
3.0
83.7
3.0
86.0
3.0
86.0
3.0
86.0
3.0
94.6
3.0
94.6
3.0
94.6
3 axis
Uncertainty
a h
K
2.8
1.0
2.8
1.0
2.8
1.0
3.0
1.1
3.0
1.1
3.0
1.1
3.2
1.5
3.2
1.5
3.2
1.5
PARTS OF THE TOOL
1. Identification plate
2. Compressed air on/off lever
3. Speed control
4. Tool body
5. Compressed air connection with 1/4" thread
6. 25/29 mm. int. Ø suction pipe connection
(SERIES RH..A and RH..T)
7. Silencer
8. Suction shroud (SERIES RH..A and RH..T)
9. Backing pad
10. Back-up pad screw
11. Lubricating oil
12. Back- up pad spanner
13. Filter unit: cartridge (a) and filter holder (b) (RH..T SERIES)
14. Dust suction pipe (SERIES RH..T)
STARTING UP
Before starting-up the tool, ensure that:
- the packaging is complete and does not show signs of having
been damaged during storage or transport;
- the available compressed air production and distribution plant
is capable of satisfying the requirements reported on the tool's
identification plate.
ASSEMBLING THE TOOL
Assemble the compressed air connection (not supplied) by
screwing it into its seat (5).
Ensure that, when compressed air is connected, the
pneumatic tool activation switch (2) is disconnected.
For the compressed air supply a compressor complying with
the technical characteristics listed in the tool data label must be
used.
All instruments, connection hoses and pipes must be suitable for
the corresponding pressure and quantity of air necessary.
COMPRESSED AIR CONNECTION
(NOT SUPPLIED)
The tool is supplied without the compressed air connection;
the user can use either a quick release coupling or hose type
connection according to his needs, as long as they have an hole
of air passing mm. 8.
In the latter case the air line must be fixed to the nozzle by a
hose clip.
STARTING AND STOPPING
- Starting: push the control lever (2) forward towards the body of
the tool and keep it pressed;
- stopping: release the control lever.

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