Technical Data; Set-Up - Scheppach HM100T Originalbetriebsanleitung

6. Technical Data

AC motor
Performance
Idle speed n
0
Carbide saw blade
Number of teeth
Extraction connection
Table saw:
Saw table
Cutting height
Riving knife thickness
Cross stop and rip fence
Chop saw
Angular range
Mitre cut
Saw table
Saw width x saw depth
at 90°
Saw width x saw depth
at 45°
Saw width x saw depth at
2 x 45° (double mitre cut)
Protection rating
Weight
Subject to technical changes!
* Operating mode S6, uninterrupted, continuous op-
eration. Operation consists of a start-up time, a pe-
riod of constant load and idle time. The cycle duration
is 10 mins, the relative start-up time is 25% of the
cycle duration.
Information concerning noise emission measured ac-
cording to relevant standards:
Sound pressure L = 92.5 dB(A)
pA
Sound power L = 105.5 dB(A)
wA
Measurement uncertainty K
pA
Use hearing protection.
Noise at the work place can exceed 85 db (A). In this
case, sound protection measures are required for
the user. Being subjected to noise can cause hear-
ing loss. The overall vibration values (vector sum of
three directions) have been determined according to
EN 61029
The noise from this saw has been measured accord-
ing to DIN ENISO 3744; 11/95, E DIN EN 31201; 6/93,
ISO7960 Appendix A; 2/95.
Vibration emission value a = 1.74 m/s
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220 - 240 V ~ 50Hz
S1 1600 Watt
S6 25%* 1800 Watt
5000 min
-1
ø 254 x ø 30 x 3mm
60
32 mm
432 x 298 mm
0-46 mm
2,5 mm
rotatable
-60° to + 60°
-50° / 0°/ +60°
0° to 45° to the left
460 x 335 mm
110 x 70 mm
70 x 70 mm
60 x 35 mm
II
approx. 19 kg
= 3.0 dB(A)
2
Uncertainty K = 1.5 m/s
2
h
The specified vibration emission value has been
measured according to a standardised test proce-
dure and can be used in comparison with another
power tool.
The specified vibration emission value can also be
used for an initial assessment of the exposure.
m WARNING
The vibration emission value can vary from the speci-
fied value during actual use of the power tool, de-
pending on the way it is used.
Try to keep exposure to vibrations as low as possible.
Measures to reduce exposure to vibration are, for ex-
ample, wearing gloves when using the machine, or
by reducing the work time. All parts of the operating
cycle must be considered for this (for example: times
during which the power tool is switched off and times
when it is turned off but runs without load).

7. Set-up

m WARNING
For your own safety, only put the mains plug into the
socket when you have completed all assembly steps
and you have read and understood the safety notices
and the operating instructions.
Assembly (Fig. 4)
• Lift the machine from the packaging with the help
of another person.
• Set the rotary table to position 0° and attach the
rip fence.
m NOTICE
• If you are intending to attach the machine to a table
top, do not use the rubber feet.
• To attach the rubber feet, carefully tilt the machine
to the right so it is supported by the motor.
• Insert the nut (34) into the underneath of the rub-
ber feet.
• Insert the Allen screw (32) into the feet of the ma-
chine from above. Secure the rubber feet (33) with
the nut (34) inserted previously on the screw (32).
• Attach the rubber feet only finger-tight.
• Tighten the screw with the Allen key.
• Position the machine on a level surface:
• All four feet of the machine have to be positioned
firmly and securely on the surface.
• The ideal height for such a surface is approx. 800
mm.
• The saw always has to be stable and secure
even when larger work pieces are cut.