Practicas

Safety rules for lathe
Safety is a combination common sense and alertness at all times when the lathe is being used. study these rules before operating and retain for future use.
1. Wear eyeprotection.
2. Never attempt any operation or adjustment if procedure is not understood.
3. Keep fingers away from revolving parts and cutting tools while in operation.
4. Never force cuttingaction.
5. Never perform an abnormal or little used operation without study and use of adequate blocks, jigs, stops, fixtures, etc.
6. Use of shop manual such as “machinery s handbook” orsimilar is recommanded for cutting speeds, feed and operation details.
7. Do not remove drive cover while in operation and make sure it is always closed.
8. Always remove chuck key, even whenmachine is not in operation.
9. Do not attempt to adjust or remove tools when in operation.
10. Always keep cutters sharp.
11. Never use in an explosive atmoshere or where a spark couldignite a fire.
12. Always use identical replacement parts when serving.

* This catalog supersedes all previous catalogs.
* Errors and omissions expected.
*designs and specifications are subjectto change without notice.
* catalog no. 96.01.300
Unpacking and cleaning
UNPACNING
*to prevent moisture or possible rust during transportation all unpainted surfaces are applied with shushing oilto prevent corrosion.
*both standard and optional accessories are packed either in a small wooden box or attached to the base of shipping crate by steel band.
*the inspection report is includedinside the case.
CLEANING
*After unpacking wipe off the anti-rust preventive by using a soft cloth.
*Clean the greased covered surfaces by non-volatile solvent, (such as kerosene, etc.)
*Noteduring the transportation and unpacking, it is...