PGmini electric tool 170 W

Product detailed description

Mini power tool for drilling, grinding, milling, engraving. The set also includes 3 collets with diameters of 2.35 - 3 and 3.25mm, a nut and a wrench.

Technical data:
Input power of the tool: 230V (50 Hz)
Maximum power: 170 W
No load speed: 8,000 - 35,000 RPM
Clamping range: Ø max 3.2 mm
Cable length: 1.7 m
Weight: 700 g

Warning: This is a HOBBY model tool intended for regular model use. It is not a professional tool intended for continuous daily use with high load and wear intensity.
Not suitable for children under 14 years of age. WARNING!!! This tool is not just a toy, but an electric rotary tool, if not used correctly, it can cause injury to you, or to a bystander, or damage property.
After purchasing the kit, please check the contents of the kit on site in the store. If anything is missing, notify the seller. The PGmini tool is tested directly at the manufacturer, but just in case, we recommend that you ask the store staff to test the functionality of the tool.

Use: This tool has been carefully designed and manufactured for use for precise and delicate work on small objects and surfaces. It is an ideal tool for hobby, model building, electronics repair and small household jobs. The tool, together with a wide range of tools, allows you to perform various tasks, such as drilling, grinding, cutting, polishing, engraving and the like. You can adjust the speed by turning the regulator to + or -.

Important: Safety instructions for the tool in general.
ATTENTION: When using power tools, it is very important to follow the principles of work safety to prevent injury, fire or electric shock.
Please read the following text very carefully:
1. Keep the work area of ​​the tool clean. Dirt and material residues can cause injury.
2. Choose a suitable working environment. Do not use this power tool in dusty or damp environments. Do not expose the tool to rain. Work in a well-lit area.
3. Protect yourself from electric shock. Be careful not to touch earthed or grounded surfaces, such as radiators, water pipes, refrigerators, etc.
4. Keep children away. All bystanders must be well away from the work area. Do not allow bystanders to come into contact with the tool or extension cord.
5. Store tools. Store all tools that are not in use in a dry place out of the reach of children.
6. Do not overload the tool. It will do its job better and safer if you use it for what it is intended to do and in the way it is intended to do.
7. Use the right tools. Do not try to make a small tool do a job that is intended for a large professional tool. Do not use this tool for a job for which it was not intended, such as drilling into concrete.
8. Dress appropriately. Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry. They can get caught in the rotating tool. When working outdoors, we recommend wearing gloves and suitable footwear. Be careful, even long hair can get caught. Wear a suitable hat.
9. Wear safety glasses when working. A face mask is also suitable for protection against dust while working.
10. Do not damage the power cord. Do not pull the cord near the tool, or unplug the plug from the socket by pulling on the cord. Avoid contact of the cord with sharp edges.
11. Secure the workpiece against movement with clamps or a vice. It is much safer if you can use both hands to work with the tool.
12. Ensure a stable working position. Be with both feet on the ground, in a good, comfortable and stable position.
13. Handle the tool gently. Oil or grease the necessary places, keep it clean, it will serve longer and better. Keep your hands clean, free from grease and dirt when working.
14. Disconnect the tool from the power source whenever you change the tool or perform maintenance.
15. Make sure that you have removed and stored all tightening or adjusting keys from moving parts of the tool before starting the tool.
16. Prevent unexpected starting of the tool. Take your finger off the switch whenever you change the tool, make sure that the tool is turned off.
17. When working outdoors, use only extension cords intended for outdoor use.
18. Always be careful. Watch what you are doing, be aware of it and use all your senses. Do not work when tired.
19. Check the integrity of the tool. Before starting work, always check that all parts are in good condition, not damaged, not broken, not loose, moving properly and performing their function correctly. Make sure that all parts are properly assembled and fastened.
20. Do not use this tool near flammable materials, in an environment saturated with flammable vapors or gases. The motor of this tool sparks (normally), which can cause an explosion or fire.

Important general safety instructions:
1. The tool should be disconnected from the mains when changing the tool.
2. If you have overloaded/jammed the tool, switch it off immediately.
3. Regularly check the tightness of the clamping jaws, especially if you have been using the same tool clamped for a long time.
4. After finishing work, always disconnect the tool from the mains.
5. Do not repair a malfunctioning tool yourself.
6. Do not leave the tool and adapter lying around when they are switched on.
7. Do not store or use the tool in a dirty or damp environment.
Useful hints and tips:
1. The tool will heat up during prolonged use and therefore it is necessary to switch it off and let it cool down.
2. To ensure smooth rotation, it is a good idea to oil the spindle regularly.
3. Do not press too hard sideways on the tool during work, for example when polishing, grinding, etc. Lateral pressure will cause the shaft to become less accurate over time and increase vibrations.
4. Always work with sensitivity and appropriate pressure on the tool, this will achieve higher accuracy of work.
5. When drilling into metal, always first mark the drilling location with a hole punch so that the drill does not slip on the surface.
6. Always make sure that the tool is well clamped in the head so that the jaws fit well on the tool arbor.
7. You can adjust the speed depending on the type of work. For example, low speed for polishing, high for engraving.
Inserting tools into the tool:
Always switch off the tool first, preferably completely disconnect it from the mains. Hold the head in your fingers and with the finger of your other hand lightly press the metal button on the side of the tool near the front of the body. By slowly rotating the spindle by hand, you align the locking hole with the locking pin pressed by the button on the spindle. When the pin engages in the hole in the spindle, you will feel resistance in your fingers turning the spindle. The spindle is then secured against rotation and you can release the jaws of the chuck (head) by turning its outer ring. After the jaws are released, you can change the tool and tighten the jaws (or replace them as needed). After inserting a new tool, tighten the jaws with the ring so that the tool is firmly held, but do not use pliers to tighten them too much! If you tighten too much, you may damage the head.
Keep these instructions in a safe place for future reference.