Desoutter 6151701820, Manual

6159947020_06

Series: B

8 / 36

English

08/2017

Original instructions.

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7SJ UK

All rights reserved. Any unauthorized use 

or copying of the contents or part thereof 

is prohibited. This applies in particular to 

trademarks, model denominations, part numbers 

and drawings. Use only authorized parts. Any 

damage or malfunction caused by the use of 

unauthorised parts is not covered by Warranty or 

Product Liability.

STATEMENT OF USE

This product is designed for removing material 

using abrasives.

No other use permitted.

For professional use only.

Before servicing the power tool, the supply of 

compressed air must be disconnected or shut off.

INSTRUCTIONS

See page 3.

The tool is designed for a working 

pressure of 6.3 bar (90 psig). The 

compressed air must be clean. The 

installation of a filter is recommended. 

For maximum efficiency and 

performance, comply with the 

specification of the air hose (antistatic 

hose). (Refer to figure 2 for compressed 

air connection).

Check the free speed of the tool 

at regular intervals and after each 

operation or maintenance task. Remove 

the abrasive to check the speed. The 

maximum allowed speed shown on 

the tool must not be exceeded and the 

vibration level must not be excessive.

For dust extraction, please contact your 

local sales.

DATA

See page 3.

Declaration of noise and vibration emission

See page 32.

  Vibration levels.

  Sound levels.

a

hd

, a

h

: Vibration levels.

K / K

pA

 = K

WA

 = 3 dB

 : Uncertainty.

L

pA

 : Sound pressure level.

L

WA

 : Sound power level.

All values are current as of the date of this 

publication. For the latest information please visit 

www.desouttertools.com.

These declared values were obtained by 

laboratory type testing in accordance with the 

stated standards and are suitable for comparison 

with the declared values of other tools tested 

in accordance with the same standards. These 

declared values are not adequate for use in risk 

assessments and values measured in individual 

work places may be higher.

The actual exposure values and risk of harm 

experienced by an individual user are unique 

and depend upon the way the user works, 

the workpiece and the workstation design, as 

well upon the exposure time and the physical 

condition of the user.

We, Desoutter, cannot be held liable for the 

consequences of using the declared values, 

instead of values reflecting the actual exposure, 

in an individual risk assessment in a work place 

situation over which we have no control. 

This tool may cause hand-arm vibration 

syndrome if its use is not adequately managed. 

An EU guide to managing hand-arm vibration 

can be found at http://www.pneurop.eu/uploads/

documents/pdf/PN3-02-NV_Declaration_info_

sheet_0111.pdf 

We recommend a programme of health 

surveillance to detect early symptoms which 

may relate to noise or vibration exposure, so that 

management procedures can be modified to help 

prevent future impairment.