Health Hazards - Ferax AT-5059A Traducción De Instrucciones Originales

Powerful protracted air ratchet. Reversible. Very suitable for any work in limited spaces.
Housing made of magnesium/aluminium. Made of steel, with ergonomic rubber handle
isolating against cold air and reducing vibrations. Equipped with 360° adjustable air
outlet (Pos. 2) and 4 step speed regulator forward/reverse (Pos. 6). Starter button in to the
handle (Pos. 3) for more comfortable grip. The torque and rotation direction is adjusted
by the control (Pos. 5). Square drive (Pos. 1) with ball locking of the impact sockets.
• User of the tool should always take care of his and other persons' safety. The user
must always use personal protective equipment.
• Wear safety goggles, in order to reduce risk of eye injuries that could be caused by
flying sawdust, dust and sparkles.
• Inhalation of dust can be harmful to health. Wear a suitable visor or breathing
apparatus, when working in a dusty environment.
• In case of continuous work wear safety gloves protecting against the cold air.
• In order to avoid eventual aural injuries, always use ear protection when using the
tool.
• The user must always pay attention to the fact that continuous use of rotating and
impact producing manual tools could result in baneful influence on health caused by
the vibration.
• Ergonomic load: Work with the tools related to recurrent, monotone movements and
unfavourable body positions may cause back, scruff, arm, marrowbone and other
joint injuries.
• Do not wear loose long hair, loose clothing or jewellery, which could become caught
up in moving parts of the tool and cause injuries and clothing damages.
• A switched-on tool may be directed towards the work material only. Loose parts
may disunite and cause damages. A person or an object may become in contact with
the tool, which could cause an accident or material loses.
• Cold or wet hands, smoking and snivel may increase vibration caused hazards.
Let the tool operate and by holding the handle use the least possible force. If possible,
the tool should be supported on a stable support block.
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