Description

• Cutting discs become dull at excessively high speeds and wear too rapidly at insufficient circumferential speeds
• If the ease of cutting decreases (indicated by heavy sparking), resharpen the disc in abrasive material, e.g. sandstone, with several cuts
• Separate larger workpiece cross-sections in several sections (swing cut)
• Work without pressure — the weight of the machine is sufficient. Increased pressure causes increased wear
• Diamond cutting discs are designed for straight cutting. Cutting curves deforms the blade and results in core cracks and segment tear-offs — risk of injury!
• Although the tool is safe, always wear protective goggles and clothing while working
• Observe the information on the label (max. speed!), the restrictions of use and the safety instructions
• The direction arrow on the disc must match the machine's direction of rotation
• Must not be used for lateral grinding
• Use the appropriate protective hood
• Clamping must be performed only by a trained specialist (do not use force, use clean clamping flanges of the same size, perform a test run)
• If grinding tools are clamped or used incorrectly or are damaged, they represent a danger and may cause serious injury