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2.
INTRODUCTION
Manufactured using high quality components for performance and reliability. Lightweight and compact made from heavy duty die cast
magnesium alloy. Fitted with a powerful magnet to ensure unit stays adhered at any angle. Includes safety fixing strap, 10mm twist drill
chuck and integrated coolant system to extend the life of cutters and increase the quality of the cut. Designed for use in fabrication,
construction and other applications when drilling ferrous metal.
3.
SPECIFICATION
Model No: .............................................. MAG35110VLP
Arbor: ................................................3/4" Weldon Shank
Magnet Adhesion: ...............................................14000N
Maximum Annular Cutter Capacity: ....................... 35mm
Maximum Cutter Depth: ........................................ 30mm
Motor Power: ........................................................1480W
No-Load Speed: .................................................. 640rpm
Stroke Length: ....................................................... 50mm
Supply .........................................................110V ~ 50Hz
Plug Type: ......................................... Yellow - 16A-2P+E
Power Supply Cable Length: ................................... 2.2m
Consumables (not included)
Neat Cutting Oil .................................................. NCO/5L
Soluble Cutting Oil ............................................. SCO/5L
Pilot Pin ............................................................. MAGC.P
4.
ASSEMBLY
4.1.
ATTACH COOLANT BOTTLE (fig.1)
4.1.1. Connect coolant pipe to the connector on the drill head. (Pipe can be
released by pushing in the blue valve.)
4.1.2. Fill the bottle with appropriate lubricant (ref. Section 3).
4.2.
FIT CUTTING BIT
4.2.1. Wind drill head up to maximum height.
4.2.2. Insert cutter and tighten the two cutter fixings (fig.1).
5.
OPERATION
5.1.
Mark the position of the hole to be drilled on the workpiece.
5.2.
POSITION THE DRILL
5.2.1. Connect to the mains supply. Offer drill to workpiece and line up with the
previously marked hole.
WARNING! Make sure there is nothing between the magnet and the workpiece BEFORE turning the magnet on.
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NOTE: When using drill vertically use the level indicator (fig.1).
5.2.2. Ensure the drill head is wound back away from the workpiece before turning the magnet on.
5.3.
ATTACH DRILL TO WORKPIECE
5.3.1. Turn the magnet on (fig.2). Wind the drill head down to the workpiece and align the cutting head pin (not supplied).
5.4.
FIT THE SAFETY STRAP
5.4.1. Place the safety strap though the handle of the drill and around the steelwork. Adjust the length of the strap so that if the drill should fall
the drill should not be allowed to swing too far and be damaged.
5.5.
FILL COOLANT BOTTLE
5.5.1. Always use the correct cutting oil, refer to Section 3.
5.6.
CUTTING THE HOLE
NOTE: Lubricate cutter by frequently squeezing trigger on coolant container (fig.1).
5.6.1. Back the cutting head away from the workpiece, turn the drill motor on (fig.2). Check the drill sounds and is operating normally.
5.6.2. Use ratchet drive (fig.1) to move the cutting bit towards the workpiece.
5.6.3. Start feeding slowly, with not too much force, to prevent overloading the drill.
CAUTION! Prepare for bursting through the workpiece.
5.6.4. If the drill suddenly stops, you must turn off the motor switch immediately.
5.6.5. Once the hole has been cut, back the cutting head back out of the hole and switch off the motor.
5.6.6. Remove the debris from the cutting head.
5.6.7. Clean away swarf.
5.6.8. Undo the safety strap.
5.6.9. Support the weight of the drill and turn off the magnet. Remove the cutting bit and replace drill in its case.
To remove a cylinder of
material, much like a hole
saw.
© Jack Sealey Limited
To create a cone-shaped
depression, to allow a
fixing to sit flush with the
surface of the material.
Original Language Version
To drill holes in a
To cut threads inside
variety of materials.
To cut sideways to widen
a hole.
a hole or taper it off.
MAG110VLP
Issue 2 (ALL)
fig.1
fig.2
17/07/23
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