Nimbus - Health and Safety using Diamond Tools

Nimbus products are manufactured to the highest standards, but in order to get the best from them it's

important to follow a few basic Do's and Don'ts. If you have
any doubts please email our Technical Department or call 01444 259400 to speak to one of our technical team.

Please ensure that;

•The correct specification of diamond blade has been selected for the

application.

•The machine selected for the operation is of the correct specification and has been serviced to a standard that complies to the manufacturer's service recommendations.

•That the machine complies or exceeds all relevant health and safety regulations.

•That the area of operation is clean and tidy and complies with any need for barriers, signs, warning notices etc.

•That the operator has been properly trained and certified for machine

operation and health and safety

regulations.

•That in the case of electrically powered machines, the machine is of the correct voltage and that the site supply is adequate both in terms of power supply and compliance to site electricity supply regulations.

•Always ensure that when fitting a blade the machine is disconnected from the power source and the correct tools are used.

For your personal safety always ensure that you wear suitable:

Ear defenders.

Foot wear.

Eye protection.

Protection against dust.

Clothing.

Read all instructions carefully.

Diamond Blade Do's and Don'ts

DO ensure adequate water supply to both sides of the blade.

DO ensure that the blade cuts parallel to the wheel axis.

DO follow the manufacturers

recommended pulley sizes and operating speeds for specific diameters.

DO tighten drive belts to ensure full

available power.

DO use a drive pin if fitted to the machine.

DON'T force the blade on to the blade shaft or mount the blade on an undersized spindle.

DON'T use paper washers to pack out the clamp plates.

DON'T force the machine so that the blade rides up out of the cut.

DON'T operate the machine with damaged or open blade guard.

Diamond Drill Do's and Don'ts

DO select the correct equipment for the diameter of the drill. When using a machine with a base ensure the base is securely fastened to the surface to be drilled.

DO check your equipment before drilling, making sure all electrical testing has been carried out.

DO check for any services (e.g.water, gas etc) buried in the area to be drilled.

DO wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE).

DO select the correct speed.

DO ensure adequate water supply.

DO use our technical services when in doubt.

DON'T change speeds while the motor is running.

DON'T operate the equipment without proper personal protective equipment (PPE).

DON'T force the drill through the material.

DON'T leave the machine unattended while running.

DON'T remove the drill bit while the motor is connected to the power supply.

Our easy to read labels and laser

engraved details give you all the information you need to ensure a safe, reliable operation every time.

• Blade name
• Batch number
• EN13236 blade standard and OSA
• Max blade speed
• Direction arrow

• Blade dimensions






Nimbus products are manufactured to the highest standards, but in order to get the best from them it's important to follow a few basic Do's and Don'ts. If you have any doubts please email our Technical Department or call 01444 259400 to speak to one of our technical team.	Please ensure that; •The correct specification of diamond blade has been selected for the application. •The machine selected for the operation is of the correct specification and has been serviced to a standard that complies to the manufacturer's service recommendations. •That the machine complies or exceeds all relevant health and safety regulations. •That the area of operation is clean and tidy and complies with any need for barriers, signs, warning notices etc. •That the operator has been properly trained and certified for machine operation and health and safety regulations. •That in the case of electrically powered machines, the machine is of the correct voltage and that the site supply is adequate both in terms of power supply and compliance to site electricity supply regulations. •Always ensure that when fitting a blade the machine is disconnected from the power source and the correct tools are used. For your personal safety always ensure that you wear suitable: Ear defenders. Foot wear. Eye protection. Protection against dust. Clothing. Read all instructions carefully.	Diamond Blade Do's and Don'ts DO ensure adequate water supply to both sides of the blade. DO ensure that the blade cuts parallel to the wheel axis. DO follow the manufacturers recommended pulley sizes and operating speeds for specific diameters. DO tighten drive belts to ensure full available power. DO use a drive pin if fitted to the machine. DON'T force the blade on to the blade shaft or mount the blade on an undersized spindle. DON'T use paper washers to pack out the clamp plates. DON'T force the machine so that the blade rides up out of the cut. DON'T operate the machine with damaged or open blade guard. Diamond Drill Do's and Don'ts DO select the correct equipment for the diameter of the drill. When using a machine with a base ensure the base is securely fastened to the surface to be drilled. DO check your equipment before drilling, making sure all electrical testing has been carried out. DO check for any services (e.g.water, gas etc) buried in the area to be drilled. DO wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE). DO select the correct speed. DO ensure adequate water supply. DO use our technical services when in doubt. DON'T change speeds while the motor is running. DON'T operate the equipment without proper personal protective equipment (PPE). DON'T force the drill through the material. DON'T leave the machine unattended while running. DON'T remove the drill bit while the motor is connected to the power supply.