Industrial Power Tools 2010-11 - Atlas Copco
Industrial Power Tools 2010-11 - Atlas Copco
Industrial Power Tools 2010-11 - Atlas Copco
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Safety<br />
<strong>Atlas</strong> <strong>Copco</strong> wants everyone to operate our tools safely. Always read and follow all product operating and safety instructions, and<br />
follow all local safety regulations. We have produced a range of additional accessories for use with <strong>Atlas</strong> <strong>Copco</strong> productive tools.<br />
They are intended to reduce the risk of injury during certain assembly processes. Please ask your local sales representative about<br />
the important, user-friendly accessories we offer in the catalogue.<br />
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HOW TO MAKE TOOL OPERATION SAFER<br />
Entanglement hazard<br />
l Hands and other objects (long<br />
hair, necklaces etc.) can get<br />
entangled with the rotating<br />
drive, causing severed or broken<br />
fingers.<br />
l Do not use gloves.<br />
l Never hold the drive, socket or<br />
extension with your hands.<br />
Hold the tool correctly<br />
l Keep hands and other objects<br />
(long hair, necklace, etc.) away<br />
from the rotating drive, socket<br />
or extension.<br />
l Hold the tool correctly with one<br />
hand on the handle of the tool<br />
and the other hand on the top<br />
of the angle head.<br />
Supported extensions<br />
l If you use an extension, never<br />
hold the extension with your<br />
hand while it is rotating. If you<br />
need to guide the extension,<br />
in order to locate the socket<br />
quickly and accurately, use an<br />
accessory to reduce the risk of<br />
entanglement.<br />
Other advantages are:<br />
- Longer life for angle gear.<br />
- More uniform tightening<br />
results.<br />
Use goggles<br />
l Always use goggles to protect<br />
your eyes from objects that<br />
might accidentally fly into your<br />
face.<br />
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Reaction bar<br />
l When a reaction bar is used,<br />
keep hands away from the<br />
reaction bar while tightening a<br />
joint, otherwise hands may get<br />
squeezed.<br />
Open end tools<br />
l Never put your finger into the<br />
open end of a tool, even if a<br />
dual action trigger is used.<br />
l To avoid accidents, to activate<br />
the tool, both triggers must be<br />
pressed within 500 ms.<br />
Angle nutrunners with<br />
reaction bar<br />
l Use reaction bar at high torque.<br />
For soft joints, a reaction bar<br />
should be used at >60 Nm.<br />
Screwdrivers<br />
l Consider using a support handle<br />
or support arms, particularly<br />
for straight versions and for<br />
torques of 6 Nm and upwards.<br />
Product Safety<br />
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Electric Assembly <strong>Tools</strong> and Assembly Systems