632 Каталог GEDORE 2014 Профессиональный слесарный инструмент и оборудование Стр.630

Каталог GEDORE 2014 Слесарный инструмент Стр. 630 0632 ENG Lab2u

GEDORE Health is the most important factor when it comes to living a happy life. To ensure that you use our tools safely please observe the following information. Furthermore the relevant safety guidelines of various institutions apply e.g. the guidelines of the trade associations employers' instructions and the statutory specifications of the respective country. a General Always wear safety goggles for tasks involving chips or the possibility of parts splintering. Only use the hand tools for their intended purpose. Never modify or tamper with tools. Exceptions Professional regrinding of chisels scrapers cutting tools as well as hammer edges. Never work with damaged tools. Damaged tools must be replaced immediately. Handles must be free of oil and grease. Depending on the task protect your hands by wearing work gloves. Work on live circuits may only be performed by qualified personnel using suitable VDE tools. Choose a safe surface to ensure stability. Wear safety shoes. Wear the specified ear protection when working in noisy environments. Tool trolley Read the operating instructions. Only open one drawer at a time. Opening several drawers at a time increases the tilting moment and the tool trolley can overturn. Always store the heaviest tools in the bottom (heavy-duty) drawer. Storing heavy tools in the upper drawers relocates the centre of gravity upwards which in turn increases the tilting moment. The tool trolley can overturn. Observe the permissible load capacity of individual drawers and the overall load capacity of the tool trolley. Only move the tool trolley when the drawers are closed and locked. Watch out for loose items on the shelf or working area. Always activate the total brake when "parking" the tool trolley. Only then is the tool trolley secured against unintentional movements. Always move the tool trolley facing downwards on slopes. Do not use the tool trolley for climbing. Never store pointed or sharp items loosely in the tool trolley. Scribers can be made safe by sticking them in a cork for example. Tool chests Do not use the tool chest for climbing. Never store pointed or sharp items loosely in the tool chest. Scribers can be made safe by sticking them in a cork for example. Take care of your back by going down on your hunkers and keeping your upper body straight when lifting out the tool box. Spanners Only use spanner sizes and profiles which fit the bolt or nut head. Do not use spanners as levers or as striking tools. Select the spanner in accordance with the screwed connection. This particularly applies to screwed connections with high torques. Never extend the tool lever arm except when the tools are designed especially for this purpose e.g. single-ended ring spanners. Never hit a spanner with a hammer except when the tools have an area designed especially for this purpose e.g. slogging spanners. Always apply the spanner at a right angle to the bolt axis. Always pull the spanner towards you. Never push the spanner away from you. If for design reasons you can only press the spanner away from you use your open hand to prevent injuring your knuckles. Ring spanners transmit the forces more consistently. Ring spanners are therefore more suitable for large torques. Apply open-ended spanners in such a way that the angle of the jaw is facing in the direction of rotation. If a torque is specified for the screwed connection use a torque wrench. Never work with damaged spanners. Do not repair damaged spanners but rather replace them without delay. Why should heavy tools be stored in the bottom Always store the heaviest tools in the bottom (heavy-duty) drawer. When the bottom drawer is opened the centre of gravity is relocated to a safe range. Storing heavy tools in the upper drawers relocates the centre of gravity upwards. When the drawer is opened the centre of gravity is relocated to a critical range. This makes the tool trolley very susceptible to lateral forces. If the trolley is exposed to lateral forces such as impact it can overturn. Always observe the load capacity for each drawer to ensure that you always stay in the safe range. S 1 tool trolley centre of gravity when the drawer is closed S 2 tool trolley centre of gravity when the drawer is opened red critical range- danger of overturning 630