Technical Specifications - IMER ROLLBETA Manual Del Usuario

Dear customer,
congratulations on your choice of purchase: the IMER CONCRETE
MIXER, the result of years of experience, is a very reliable machine
equipped with all the latest technical innovations.
- WORKING IN SAFETY
In order to be able to work in complete safety, the following
instructions must be read carefully.
This OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE manual must be kept
on site by the person responsible for the worksite, e.g. the site
foreman, and must always be available for consultation.
The manual should be considered as being an integral part of the
machine, and must be kept for future reference (EN 292/2) until
the machine itself is disposed of. If the manual becomes damaged
or lost, a replacement can be obtained from the manufacturer.
The manual contains the declaration of conformity CE 98/37/CE
as well as important information on site preparation, installation,
use, maintenance operations and how to request spare parts.
In order that the safety of the operator, safe working and long
life of the equipment can all be guaranteed, the instructions in
this manual must be followed together with safety standards and
health and safety at work laws currently in force (use of suitable
footwear and clothing, use of helmets, gloves and goggles, etc.).
- Always make sure that signs are legible
tion to the structure or working parts of the machine.
IMER INTERNATIONAL decline any responsibility in the case of
non-compliance with laws and standards governing the use of this
equipment. In particular: improper use, defective power supply,
failure to comply with instructions contained in this manual.
IMER reserves the right to modify the characteristics of the concre-
te mixer and/or the contents of this manual without any obligation
to update previous machines or manuals.

1. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

- The concrete mixer ROLLBETA is equipped with class
II electrical protection, with double insulation (
2. DESIGN STANDARDS
The concrete mixers have been designed and built in accordan-
ce with the following standards: EN 292-1-2, EN 60204-1, prEN
12151.
3. NOISE EMISSION LEVEL
Table 2 indicates the noise level produced by the mixer, measured
at the operator's ear (L at 1 m - 98/37CE) and the environmental
pA
noise emission level (power L
WA
ISO 3744 (2000/14/EC).
4. DESCRIPTION AND ASSEMBLY OF THE CONCRETE
MIXER
- The concrete mixer is designed for use on construction
sites, for preparing and mixing concrete, mortars, cement
mixes, etc.
4.1 DESCRIPTION OF THE CONCRETE MIXER (Fig. 1)
The concrete mixer comprises a frame (ref. 5), two wheels (ref.
6), two handles (ref. 3) for tilting and handling on the building
site. The gear motor (ref. 4) on the frame actuates rotation of the
mixing drum (ref. 1).
The electric power assembly and switch are located on top of the
electric motor (ref. 2).
4.2 CONCRETE MIXER ASSEMBLY
The IMER mixer arrives completely dismantled in a box.
Remove all the machine components from inside the mixing drum.
Fig. 2) Bolt the tilting levers (ref.1) to the frame (ref. 2) with the
IMER INTERNATIONAL S.p.A.
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) measured in accordance with EN
ROLLBETA
nuts (ref. 3) and bolts (ref. 4), using the washers (ref. 5).
Fit the wheels (ref. 6) with the split pins (ref. 7).
Fig. 3) Fit the gearmotor (ref. 1) to the frame (ref. 2) with the nuts.
Fig. 4) Align the centre bush of the drum with the gearmotor shaft.
on the motor reducer (or reduction gear) shaft.
Place the washer (ref. 2) in position and fully tighten the bolt (ref. 1).
Fig. 5) Position the paddles inside the drum and secure them in
position with the nuts and bolts (use a 19 mm spanner ).
5. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
- Keep all parts of body and/or tools clear of mixing drum
during operation.
Accident prevention standards and safety regulations must be
observed at all times in the work area.
When handling the components required to prepare the mixes,
take care not to raise dust that might be inhaled; should it be
impossible to avoid this, wear a protective mask over the mouth
and nose.
- The concrete mixer must never be used in areas at
The concrete mixer is not equipped with lights, and therefore the
area where it is used must be well-lit.
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Power supply lines must be installed where they will not be subject
to damage.
Do not stand the cement mixer on the electrical power cable.
Connection must avoid any contact of plugs with water. Only use
plugs and sockets with protection against water spray.
- Do not use electrical lines that are undersized, makeshift or
without the earth wire.
- Repairs to the electrical installation must only be carried out by
stop motor before starting any maintenance operations or repairs.
-Avoid that electric conductors can get in touch with machine
movable parts and/or in mouvement and than, wearning to set
the metal parts in tension
6. ELECTRICAL SAFETY
The dual insulation cement mixer ROLLBETA is manufactured in
protection devices.
The concrete mixer is also equipped with a safety device to prevent
accidental electrical contacts, with class II dual insulation of all live
parts. For this reason it does not require to be earthed.
- CAUTION: when carrying out repairs, class II protection
will only be maintained if original insulating materials are
used and provided the distances and insulating materials
remain unchanged.
7. MECHANICAL SAFETY
All hazardous areas of the IMER concrete mixer are protected
by safety guards, which must be kept in perfect condition and in
place (e.g. the cooling fan grill on the electric motor).
8. TRANSPORT
- The wheels on the concrete mixer are designed for
transport around the site, NOT for road transportation.
on the work site.
- CAUTION: always disconnect the plug from the power
supply before moving the cement mixer.
9. INSTALLATION
from sinking into the ground or to prevent the mixer from
overturning during operation.
The ROLLBETA concrete mixer can be mounted on a trestle
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