Montipower BRISTLE BLASTER AXIAL Manual Del Usuario página 6

EN Operating instructions
6. Putting into operation
Application area:
The Bristle Blaster
tools for many uses and applications. For example, work on flanged edges of doors and
hoods, on car roof joints and wheel arches, as well as angular parts, fillet welds and other
hard-to-reach areas of steel structures can be facilitated with the Bristle Blaster
Handling:
6.1 The tool should always be equipped with the supplied protective hood (see Fig. 1).
6.2 Connect the tool to a compressed air system with maintenance unit (filter, regulator,
oiler).
6.3 When selecting Bristle Blaster
Bristle Blaster
6.4 Disconnect the compressed air supply and then properly attach the Bristle Blaster
Belt to the tool using the corresponding mounting system and observing the running
direction (see Fig. 2).
6.5 Start the tool by moving the safety stop forward and pressing the start lever. The start
lever will return to its original position when released.
6.6 Continuous speed control. The Bristle Blaster
on pressure on the valve lever. This allows the most suitable speed to be selected for
the work to be performed. Light pressure results in a low speed, making a smooth
controlled start-up possible.
6.7 Prevent water (moist air) from entering the pneumatic tool under all circumstances.
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
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Axial design has advantages over conventional Bristle Blaster
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Belts are available in carbon steel and stainless steel.
Belts, consider the surface that will be machined.
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Axial runs at variable speed depending
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BRISTLE BLASTER AXIAL
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in-line
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Axial.
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