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General| Type | Die Grinder |
|---|---|
| Battery Voltage | 18V |
| No Load Speed | 25, 000 RPM |
| Overall Length | 402 mm |
| Collet Capacity | 6 mm (1/4") |
Lists technical specifications like collet capacity, max wheel diameter, and rated voltage.
Explains symbols for reading manual, wearing safety glasses, and battery disposal regulations.
The tool is designed for grinding ferrous materials and deburring castings.
Keep work area clean, avoid explosive atmospheres, keep bystanders away, avoid earthed surfaces, avoid rain.
Stay alert, use PPE, prevent unintentional starting, maintain footing, dress properly.
Do not force tool, use correct tool, maintain tool, keep cutting tools sharp, disconnect before adjustments.
Use specified charger/battery, keep battery away from metal objects, handle ejections carefully.
Have tool serviced by qualified person, follow lubrication instructions, keep handles clean.
Tool intended as grinder; avoid sanding, wire brushing, polishing, cutting-off operations.
Use manufacturer-recommended accessories, match speed/diameter/arbour size, ensure full insertion.
Wear face shield, safety goggles, dust mask, hearing protectors, and gloves.
Keep bystanders away, avoid contact with wiring, clamp workpiece, stop accessory before setting down.
Maintain firm grip, use care on corners, avoid toothed blades, feed correctly to prevent kickback.
Use only recommended wheel types for grinding applications.
Read all instructions, do not disassemble, stop if operating time shortens, handle electrolyte exposure.
Do not expose to water/rain, avoid high temperatures, do not incinerate, do not drop or strike.
Charge before fully discharged, recharge when power decreases, avoid overcharging, charge in recommended temperature range.
System cuts power to extend battery life due to overload or low voltage.
Press button to illuminate indicator lamps showing remaining capacity.
How to start, stop, and lock the slide switch for operation.
Flickering for battery insertion, overload, replacement signal, and re-start prevention.
Lamp lights up when overloaded; tool stops if condition persists.
Lamp indicates low capacity earlier than normal.
Tool won't start if switch is ON; lamp flickers, requires reset.
Steps for mounting wheel points using wrenches and collet nut, observing distance limits.
Start tool without contact, apply gently, move leftward slowly, use light pressure.
Instructions for checking and replacing worn carbon brushes to the limit mark.
Overview of recommended accessories for safe and effective use with the tool.
How to attach and adjust the side handle for improved grip and control.
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