SGF SEAT GRINDER
SAFETY GUIDE FOR SEAT GRINDER WHEELS
(Read before installing the Wheel)
Importance of Proper Machine Maintenance
The most common cause of wheel breakage is due to improper mounting and abusive and/or careless operation. Only through proper use, regular machine maintenance, service and inspection procedures can wheel breakage be prevented.
It is the responsibility of the user to inspect, at regular intervals, to be certain that mounting flanges are in usable condition, are of proper size and shape and that no damage has occurred to the wheel or the machine.
The following DO'S and DONT'S should be used as a guide to safer grinding
| DO | DON'T |
1) | CHECK all wheels for CRACKS or other | 1) DON'T USE wheels WHICH HAVE BEEN |
| DAMAGE before mounting. | DROPPED or otherwise damaged. |
2) | USE MOUNTING BLOTTERS when | 2) DON'T USE EXCESSIVE PRESSURE |
| supplied with wheels | WHEN MOUNTING wheel. Tighten nut only |
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| enough to hold wheel firmly. |
3) | Be sure WHEEL HOLE, threaded or | 3) DON'T USE HEAVY GRINDING |
| unthreaded, FITS machine arbor | PRESSURE |
| PROPERLY and that flanges are clean, flat |
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| and of the proper type for the wheel you |
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| are mounting. |
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4) | Always RUN WHEEL WITH GUARD IN | 4) DON'T USE MACHINE FOR ANY |
| PLACE at least one minute before grinding | PURPOSE OTHER THAN GRINDING |
| (wheel dresser). | VALVE SEATS. |
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5) | Always WEAR PROTECTIVE SAFETY |
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| GLASSES or proper face shield. |
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6) | Wear a DUST RESPIRATOR, as dust |
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| conditions are present in most grinding |
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| operations |
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WARNING:
IMPROPER USE MAY CAUSE BREAKAGE AND SERIOUS INJURY
KW Products Inc. | 5. |
500 57th Street, Marion, IA 52302 USA
Copyright 2004 All Rights Reserved
Equipment specifications, options and accessories subject to change without
