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215 mm 496106 Interface pad IP-STF-D215/8/2x for use with sanding pad 49106, Diameter 215 mm, qty. in pack 2 piece(s) 496140 Brush segment BS-LHS 225 for long-reach sander PLANEX, for PLANEX LHS 225 EQ sanding head as replacement for used brush segment, in self-service display pack 495166 Brush strip

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, the automotive trade still uses 07 ergonomics and your grip on the housing cap. improves machine protection, especially in outdated wet sanding methods. With Festool This precise guidance enables you to sand the area around the head of the ETS 150. systems, dry sanding is standard. The benefits both surfaces

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values > 0.1 mg/m³ and wood dust. rate inside the extractor and an acoustic signal and does not require tools. The vacuum head sounds should the minimum air speed fall below can also be locked open while doing this. 08 09 10 20 m/sec. 11 12 Utilisation rate of filter bag/container volume in % 100

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120 R up to 25 kg, Diameter 120 mm, Length 625 mm, height of rod head 110 mm, in self-service display pack 434285 12 Stirring rod with clockwise motion WR 140 R up to 50 kg, Diameter 140 mm, Length 625 mm, height of rod head 145 mm, in self-service display pack 484288 13 Stirring rod with clockwise

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Sanding | Machine overview Eccentric sander ROTEX RO 125 Main applications Gear-drive eccentric sander ROTEX RO 150 Main applications • Sanding off old paint and varnish • Intermediate varnish sanding • Polishing paintwork and plastic surfaces • Sanding out damaged

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13 FEIN eccentric sander ô? 1 FEIN eccentric sander MSf 636-1 ô? 1 eccentric head Ø 150 mm ô? 1 backing pad, medium, Ø 150 mm ô? 1 protective hood ô? 1 set of keys Order number 7 220 78 Power / consumption 380 watts Idling speed 7500 rpm Stroke 8.4 mm Suction hose connection Ø 32 mm

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. Ball and needle roller bearings for maximum quality. 100 % 150 % 250 % 50 % FEIN MULTIMASTER MARINE TOP = 100 % FEIN SUPERCUT MARINE Caulking teak deck Sawing with E-CUT 250 % 100 % Sanding Performance comparison 125 % QuickIN tool clamping system Metal drive head Speed regulation

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movement and wide range of accessories, the FEIN MULTIMASTER MARINE TOP is an unbeatably versatile, high-precision tool for all key applications required by boatyards, fi tters, boat dealers, charter companies and boat owners. Cutaway view of drive head The drive head and all other gearbox parts are

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12 SETS AND MACHINES FEIN MARINE POWERPOLISHER ? for brilliant results in boat maintenance. Enduring power to save you time when cleaning, polishing, sealing or sanding: The FEIN MARINE POWERPOLISHER keeps boats in good repair in record time. The supplied backing pad with extractor hood

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2 CONTENTS Contents Page INTERIOR OUTFITTING ô? Installations 4 ô? Interior outfi tting 5 MAINTENANCE ô? Cleaning 6 ô? Polishing and sealing 7 ô? Light sanding and sanding down for antifoul 7 REPAIRS AND REFIT ô? Preparing paintwork 8 ô? Renovating teak decks 9 ô? Repairs on fi

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of an anchor is affected greatly by the angle of its flukes. In order for the flukes to enter the bottom at an angle that will allow the crown or head to penetrate to a depth producing maximum efficiency, the angle of the fluke to the shaft should approximate 50 degrees in mud bottoms and 30 degrees in sand

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, biting into the bottom due to the plowing effect of the flukes, and secondly, maintaining a continuous resistance to drag after it is planted into the bottom. Holding Power for the two most widely used anchors are as follows: 1. 2. Stockless type anchors in sand develop a holding power to weight ratio

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to the diver. A special locking sealed pull pin filled with silicone fluid helps to prevent fine sand or mud from entering the mechanism and helps to avoid jamming. The head cushion is made from layers of open cell foam inserted in a head shaped nylon bag. Adding or subtracting foam layers from the bag

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of the main body is filled with silicone fluid. No fine sand or other debris can reach the interior of these locks to interfere with their operation. 9) The head cushion attaches just inside the bottom of the helmet, keeping it in place when the diver dons the hat. The standard head cushion consists

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136 © Copyright 1970-2009 Kirby Morgan Dive Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Document # 091110001 Chapter 8 - Head Cushion and Chin Cushion Kirby Morgan® 37SS The head cushion foam is easily replaceable. 8.14.2 Chin Cushion Foam Like the head cushion, the foam in the chin cushion must

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© Copyright 1970-2009 Kirby Morgan Dive Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Document # 091110001 135 Kirby Morgan® 37SS Chapter 8 - Head Cushion and Chin Cushion Make sure to re-install the Teflon washers. 9) Push the bolt through the opening in the washer and all the way through both hinge

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.12.2 Removing the Helmet Remove the helmet by pulling the sealed pull pins out (forward) and turning them until they are locked open in the extended position. Tilt your head and the helmet forward and swing the locking collar back behind your shoulders. You will need to pull down on the pull strap

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to the diver. A special locking sealed pull pin filled with silicone fluid helps to prevent fine sand or mud from entering the mechanism and helps to avoid jamming. The head cushion is made from layers of open cell foam inserted in a head shaped nylon bag. Adding or subtracting foam layers from the bag

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of the helmet. The spring and sliding shaft of these locks are inside an O-ring sealed main body. The interior of the main body is filled with silicone fluid. No fine sand or other debris can reach the interior of these locks to interfere with their operation. 9) The head cushion attaches just inside

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© Copyright 1970-2010 Kirby Morgan Dive Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Document # 100428002 143 Kirby Morgan® 77 8.14 Head Cushion and Chin Cushion 8.14.1 Head Cushion Foam The head cushion foam must be replaced when the foam begins to crumble. Order Replacement Foam Kit (Part #510

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adjustments that must be made to provide a more comfortable fit when wearing the helmet. 3.4.1 Head Cushion The fit of the helmet is primarily determined by the layers of open cell foam that fill the head cushion bag. The center top/rear foam is very dense to reduce compression and spring

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from entering the valves. rinse thoroughly. Squeeze out excess water from the head cushion and hang to dry in a safe place. To ensure that the head cushion is dry for future use you may want to remove the head cushion foam. However, do not remove the foam unless it is absolutely necessary. The head