NEO TOOLS 14-508 Manual Download

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3. Pneumatic hose
4. Oiler
5. Pressure regulator
6. Draining filter
7. Cut off valve
8. Compressor

CONNECTION TO COMPRESSED AIR SYSTEM

1. Fix connecting piece (coupler) to the end of flexible hose and

tighten with a key.

2. Connect quick coupler (not included) to the connection. It is a

useful item that allows to quickly connect a range of pneumatic
tools to a flexible hose.

3. Pneumatic grinder is ready for use.

USE

Before each use, check the tool for any signs of damage. The  tool
should  be  kept  clean.  Check  that  none  of  the  pneumatic  system
components  is  damaged.  If  any  damage  is  observed,  replace  it
immediately with new undamaged system components. Before each
use of the pneumatic system, dry the condensed moisture inside the
tool, compressor and pipes.
Before  installing,  removing,  replacing  accessories,  and  before
performing any maintenance, turn off the power source, drain the air
from the hose, and disconnect the device from the hose.
The  best  results  are  provided  by  frequent  but  not  excessive
lubrication of the device. oil introduced into the place of compressed
air  connection,  lubricates  the  internal  parts  of  the  device.  It  is
recommended  to  use  an  automatic  oiler  in  the  network,  although
oiling can also be done manually, before starting work and after each
hour of continuous operation. Only a few drops of oil are given at a
time. Excess oil could accumulate in the device and be blown out
with  the  exhaust  air.  USE  ONLY  THE  OIL  INTENDED  FOR
PNEUMATIC EQUIPMENT. Do not use oil with detergents or other
additives,  as  this  could  cause  accelerated  wear  of  the  sealing
elements used in the device. dirt and water in the air being supplied
are the main causes of wear on the pneumatic device. The use of
an oiler and an air supply filter ensures better operation and longer
life of the pneumatic device. The filter capacity should be adapted to
the airflow demand specific to the device.
Avoid direct contact with the tool inserted during and after work, it
may  be  hot  or  sharp.  Use  accessories  and  consumables  only  in
sizes and types that are recommended by the manufacturer. Do not
use accessories of a different type or size. Check that the maximum
insert tool speed is greater than the rated speed of the device.
Avoid sticking to the cutting blade or excessive pressure.
Do not make excessively deep cuts. Overloading the cutting blade
increases its load and its tendency to stick or get stuck and thus the
possibility of kickback or breakage of the blade.
Avoid  the  area  in  front  of  and  behind  the  rotating  cutting  blade.
Moving the cutting disc in the workpiece away from one another may
cause that in the event of kickback, the power tool will spring back
together with the rotating disc directly towards the user.
If the cutting blade is jammed or the work is interrupted, switch off
the machine and wait until the blade stops completely. Never try to
pull the still moving blade out of the cut as this may cause kickback.
Detect and remove the cause of the jam.
Do not switch the device on again while it is in the material. Before
cutting, the cutting disc should reach its full speed. Otherwise, the
wheel may get caught, jump off the workpiece, or cause kickback.
Boards  or  large  objects  must  be  supported  before  processing  to
reduce  the  risk  of  kickback  caused  by  a  stuck  blade.  Large  items
may  bend  under  their  own  weight.  The  workpiece  should  be
supported on both sides, both near the cutting line and at the edge.
Use extreme caution when cutting holes in walls or operating in other
invisible areas. A cutting disc that penetrates into the material can
cause  the  tool  to  kick  back  when  it  comes  across  gas,  water,
electricity, or other lines.
Do not use too large sheets of sandpaper. When choosing the size
of  sandpaper,  follow  the  manufacturer's  instructions.  The  sanding
paper sticking out from the sanding pad can cause injury, as well as
blocking or tearing the paper or kickback.
It should be taken into account that even with normal use, there are
pieces  of  wire  lost  by  the  brush.  Do  not  overload  the  wires  by
applying  too  much  pressure.  Airborne  pieces  of  wire  can  easily
break  through  thin  clothing  and  /  or  skin.  If  the  use  of  a  guard  is
recommended, prevent brush contact with the guard. The diameter

of the brushes for plates and pots can be increased by pressure and
centrifugal forces.

ASSEMBLING AND ADJUSTING THE BLADE GUARD

The blade guard protects the operator against debris, accidental
contact with the tool working or sparks. It should always be mounted
with additional attention to that the covering part is facing the
operator.

DISC INSTALLATION

For grinding or cutting wheels:

•

Lock the spindle with the key provided

•

Insert the special key (included) in the outer flange holes.

•

Turn the key - loosen and remove the outer flange.

•

Apply the blade so that it is pressed against the surface of the

inner flange.

•

Screw on the outer flange and tighten slightly with a special

wrench.

Disassembly of the discs takes place in the reverse order to
assembly. When mounting, the shield should be pressed against the
surface of the inner flange and centrally mounted on its rolling.

INSTALLATION OF WORKING TOOLS WITH A THREADED
HOLE

Lock the spindle with the key provided
Remove the previously mounted working tool - if fitted.
Before mounting, remove both flanges - inner flange and outer
flange.
Screw the threaded part of the working tool onto the spindle and
tighten slightly.
Dismantling of working tools with a threaded hole is in the reverse
order to assembly.

MAINTENANCE

The most effective grinder operation is possible when the air supply
line  is  equipped  with  an  air  oiler.  When  the  grinder  is  supplied
without  an  oiler,  proceed  with  the  following  maintenance
instructions.
Disconnect the grinder from the flexible hose. Introduce few drops
of oil for pneumatic tools into the grinder inlet before each use of the
tool and after each hour of continuous operation. Put few drops of
oil into the grinder switch button mechanism. Press the button few
times to distribute oil on cooperating surfaces.

Do not use oil with detergent or other additives, this may cause
faster wearing of sealings in the grinder.

DISPOSAL

Do not dispose of metal products with household
wastes, they should be utilized in proper plants. Obtain
information on waste utilization from your seller or local
authorities. Used up electric and electronic equipment

contains substances active in natural environment. Unrecycled
equipment constitutes a potential risk for environment and human
health.

TECHNICAL PARAMETERS

Pneumatic Grinder

14-508

Parameter

Value

Max. disc diameter

Ø125 mm

Inner diameter of the disc

Ø16 mm

Spindle thread

M10