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Preparation and operation
CF•13.3 B / CF•13.3 B-L
ENGLISH
4.6.3 Mounting /dismounting the
diamond saw blade
DANGER
Wear suitable personal protective equipment
when handling diamond saw blades!
DANGER
Risk of injury! Do not use the saw blade if the
saw blade is damaged, diamond segments are
missing or it runs out of true!
ATTENTION
Check diamond saw blades, saw blade anges, cutting
shaft for direction of rotation, running untrue and dam-
age!
If the saw blade ange is damaged, the saw blades or the cut-
ting shaft are damaged, bent or out of true (mounting holes),
the core tension of the saw blade is insucient (wobbling), or
segments are missing, these must not be tted and used!
ATTENTION
Select a diamond saw blade with segments matching the
joint cutter power!
We recommend the ideally matched CEDIMA® diamond saw
blades with the corresponding dimensions!
ATTENTION
Ø 300 - 500 mm
Ø 25.4 mm
Ø 8.0 mm
max. 13.0 mm
Diamond saw blade for CF
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13.3B / CF•13.3B-L Figure 4.13
When mounting more than 2 saw blades, mount match-
ing spacer disks between the saw blades, depending on
the type of diamond saw blade! The cutting shaft nut
must have sucient thread turns (on the cutting shaft) for
clamping!
If the support diameter of the saw blade to be mounted is
larger, use matching reducer ring(s)! The respective reducer
ring must not be wide than the saw blade (core)! Too wide
reducer rings prevent the required contact (pressure) of the
saw blade anges to the saw blade!
Select the correct diamond saw blade type according to
the material to be cut (section 2.4)!
Ask CEDIMA® about the correct saw blade type and the
reducer ring.
No warranty in case of improper use!
CEDIMA® will refuse any warranty in case of improper use of
the saw blades!
Complaints on saw blades can only be accepted if there is a
remaining diamond segments' height of 20 %!
4.6.2 Choosing the right saw blade
DANGER
Risk of pinching or crushing when opening the
saw blade guard hood!
Careful with hands and ngers!
Lifting out the cutting shaft Figure 4.14
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