872 Каталог FACOM 2005 Профессиональный ручной инструмент для предприятий Стр.873

Каталог FACOM 2005 Профессиональный ручной инструмент Стр. 873 0872 ENG Lab2u

GENERAL SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS WORKSHOP FURNITURE AND STORAGE see pages 26 to 109 ROLLER CABINETS Never open more than one loaded drawer at a time otherwise the unit may tip. Do not exceed drawer load capacity. Apply the brake when stationary. Close and lock all drawers before moving. Do not pull the cabinet towards you always push it and avoid balancing items on top. WRENCHES SENSIBLE PRECAUTIONS Secure your balance and pull the wrench towards you rather than push it. Wear gloves and eye protection. Do not grind weld or heat your tool. It could become unsafe. Check condition of both fastener and tool before use. TOOL BOXES AND CHESTS Watch your back when lifting heavy containers. Do not stand on toolboxes. Mind your hands and wear gloves. Sharp or rough objects should not be kept loose. see page 110 CORRECT TOOL SELECTION -WITHOUT OVERLOAD X Never exceed tool capacity. Do not use an extension or a hammer. Always use the right size for the fastener head. Select a ring wrench for high torques. When using an open-end wrench engage fastener head fully to avoid distorting the nose of the wrench and work in a straight line. Only one drawer at a time. I Don't pull behind you. Nothing balanced on top. Always pull C the wrench towards you. A X No metric tools on inch-sizes. Only fit slogging wrenches. SOCKETS see page 148 PERSONAL SAFETY WITH IMPACT SOCKETS Always secure sockets to the machine with locking ring and pin (references given for each socket). Never hold a socket or accessory while the machine is turning. Wear gloves and eye protection. NEVER USE A MANUAL OR SIMPLE MACHINE SOCKET ON A POWER IMPACT TOOL. SENSIBLE PRECAUTIONS Secure your balance. Pull the tool towards you rather than push it. Use only recommended extensions and do not overload. Check that ratchet mechanisms engage fully. Select 6-point sockets if fasteners are worn or hardened. Do not use tools showing signs of breakage or excessive wear. Only use impact sockets when locked. Don't exceed tool capacity or use oversize extensions. SCREWDRIVERS see page 272 PERSONAL SAFETY Plastic-handled screwdrivers are not insulated with the exception of 1000V tools. Keep your free hand clear when driving home a fastener in case the screwdriver slips. Wear gloves. CORRECT TOOL SELECTION Avoid using screwdrivers as chisels levers or punches. Avoid damage to fastener head or tool blade always select the appropriate pattern. Do not modify or heat blades as this will impair performance. For extra torque select a screwdriver with a hexagon shoulder. Wood-handled through-blade screwdrivers withstand gentle tapping on the end to free seized fasteners. Select the correct pattern black blades PZ Pozidriv chrome blades PH Phillips Never use a screwdriver as a chisel or lever. INSULATING GLOVES BC.CEI 903 Size BC.80 VSE 9 (B) BC.90 VSE 9 (b) BC.81 VSE 10 (C) BC.91 VSE 10 (c) see page 646 Voltage 500 V 100 V 500 V 100 V OVERGLOVES BC.109 VSE size 9 BC.110 VSE size 10 To NF EN 420 For protecting insulating gloves. see page 64 7 DUST MASKS BC.1J 20 Pack of 20 masks. To NF EN 149 Protection from fine dust. see page 510 INSULATING MATS BC.20 VSE BC.21 VSE In rubber to provide electric insulation To NFC18420 see page 64 7 catalogue FACOM F05 873