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TIG Brush™ Instruction Manual
2022
Ensitech Pty Ltd
www.tigbrush.com
CAUTION
• Fluid spilled on the skin should be washed off as soon as practical.
• Safety Data Sheets are available for all fluids and should be
read before use (to access Safety Data Sheets online go to
www.tigbrush.com/resource-information/safety-data-sheets)
• The brush gets extremely hot in use, in excess of 200°C (400°F) so make
sure you wear protective gloves when touching the brush when in use or
directly after use. Do not place the brush near any flammable materials.
•
DO NOT connect the TIG Brush to any metal work, which has a welding
machine, or other (cleaning) equipment attached to it. Welders can output
an open-circuit voltage, which can exceed 120 volts. While the TIG Brush
has been designed to withstand up to 150 volts, under certain circumstances
a welder can generate a high enough voltage to damage the TIG Brush.
• The TIG Brush produces an electric current which may generate small
sparks between the brush and the metal being cleaned.
• Hydrogen gas may also be generated (which is an invisible but
explosive gas). Always use the apparatus in a well ventilated area.
Do not use near flammable substances, or in areas where dense
flammable gases (such as petrol vapour) may accumulate.
• If the power cord is damaged or if the TIG Brush has been dropped
from a height and damaged, do not use the unit. Contact your
TIG Brush supplier to have the TIG Brush inspected and repaired.
• Do not short out the terminals, or use the TIG Brush with a damaged
wand or cables. Doing so may permanently damage the TIG Brush
and cause damage to the workpiece being cleaned. The high
currents involved may also cause intense heating of the shorted
or damaged part, which could result in burns to the operator.
• Ensure that the TIG Brush is located where it cannot easily
fall and cause injury. Ensure that the cables do not present
a trip hazard.
S2 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND INFORMATION
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