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26A

RED

WING

LATHE

OPERATING

MANUAL

DO

NOT

DISCARD

HANDIERY

Ph

(2)

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Fs

0)

258-70»

80

HANDLER

RED

WING

MOTOR

‘Thank

you

for

purchasing

a

Red

Wing

Motor.

Your

Red

Wing

has

been

inspected

prior

to

being

shipped.

Open

the

package

and

inspect

its

contents.

Should

damage

have

occurred

in

transit,

contact

the

freight

forwarder

immediately, Do

not

contact

Handler

as

the

receiver

of

a

product

must

file

a

claim

for

damage

within

14

days.

Failure

to

file

claim

in

à

timely

manner

could

result

inthe

loss

of

your

rights

o

recovery.

Should

you

require

assistance,

please

contact

Handler

Manufacturing

at:

1-002-229-7796

or

1-900-274-2635,

INSTRUCTIONS:

Remove

the

lathe

from

the

carton

and

place

it

n

a

sultable

location

on

a

sturdy

horizontal

surface.

The

unit

‘must

be

bolted

tothe

tabletop.

Baiting the

unit

securely

to

a

solid

table

top

wil

prevent

possible

lathe

movement

during

operation

and

possible

operator

injury.

Plug

the

lathe's

cordset

into

a

grounded

115

Vot60

Hz

electrical

socket

only.

D

not

utile

a

92

prong

adaptor.

Failure

to

plug

the

lathe

Into

a

properly

grounded

receptacle

may

result

In

operator

Injury.

Your

lathe

ls

now

ready

for

operation

withthe

aid

of

chucks

placed

on

the

shaft

(see

page

2).

“The

No,

26,

254,

28L,

and 26H

lathes

are

constructed

to

function

on

two

speeds.

Low

speed

is

1725

RPM

and

high

speed

is

2450

RPM.

The

lathe

shaft

is

provided

with

special

dental

tapered

shafts

which

will

accept

chucks

which

fit

onto

a

tapered

shat

ony.

The

models

27,

29,

&

0A

are

buil

to

function

af

3480

RPM.

NOTE:

Ifyou

have

specified

that

your

lathe

should

contain

1/2"

straight

shafts,

only

chucks

which

contain

a

12"

arbor

hole

will

adapt

to

these

shaft,

"The

poishing

motor

wh

a

tapered

shaft

provide

vith

a

e

and

ght

chuck

remove

es

figure

No

1)

ο

ο

oto

tho

ate

e

chuck

remote

il

nero

tar

opus

bo

hoc

om

fhe

tapered

Sha

Voto

peso

chucks

and

cui

accessories

ele

Uli

lo

atom

dan

pes

el

ining

tn

pushing

operations

wi

out

lathe.

These

re

tached

to

your

lathes

shat

la

in

o

To

pace

a

chuck

nt

the

shat

of

your

to,

las

follow

these

instructions:

1.

Make

certain

both

the

fate

shat

and

the

arbor

hoe

of

tne

chuck

pled

othe

st

we

an

any

sus

and

SP

bi

Ba

co e

cnc

omar

on

och

site's

plas

AW

|

="

=>

ill

2

th

o

ao

rod

"OFF

pac

he

chek

onto

tho

ο

ο

οτι.

δι

su

ο

ος

πας

the

opposite

shat,

3,

Push

the

chuck

onto

the

shat

a

fer

as

it

will

go.

Since

the

chucks

ft

onto

tapered

shafts

via

ffiction

fit,

make

certain

the

chuck

is

placed

securely

onthe

lathe

shaft.

It

may

be

‘necessary

fo

tap the

end

ofthe

chuck

onto

the

lathe

shaft

with

the

id

ol

a

soft

rubber,

plastic,

or

lather

mall.

DO

not

use

a

metal

hammer

or

mallet

as

this

will

damage

the

chuck,

4.

After

the

chuck

has

been

placed

securely

on

the

lathe

shaft,

place

the

buf,

brush,

abrasive

whee,

bur,

‘or

mandrel

onto

the

chuck.

Secure

this

in

place

as

per

the

manufacturers

suggestions

5.

Turn

the

lathe

on

and

make

certain

the

accessory

which

has

been placed

on

the

lathe

chuck

is

secu

positon

If

either

the

chuck

or

accessory

have

nat

been

secured

tothe

lathe

shat,

secure

it

now.

NOTE:

Many

Red

Wing

polishing

motors

are

shipped

with

1/2"

straight

shafts.

Chucks

used

on

Red

Wing

Polishing

motors

equipped

with

a

1/2

straight

shal

utilize

a

set

screw

to

hold

the

chuck

in

postion,

Make

certain

fo

tighten

this

securely

FIGURES

Page

1

HANDLER

PROTECTION

-

IMPORTANT

1.

Never

attempt

to

use

a

polishing

motor without proper

instruction.

2.

Never

üne

a

polishing motor unless

thø

motor

has

been

fitlød

with

polishing

(splash)hoods

or

a

similar

protective

device

containing

a

protective

shield.

[Always

use

a

dust collector

when

performing

polishing

or

grinding

operations.

4.

Rand

and

follow

all

instructions

contained

in

thie

manual

regarding

"tol

safety”

Handler

manufactures

a

full

ine

of

Chucks,

Splash

Hoods,

Dust

Collectors,

and

Protective

Shields.

Contact

us

at

the

address

below

to

request

a

Handler

Catalogue.

CHUCK

REMOVAL

‘Alter

finishing

and

completing

a

polishing

or

grinding

operation,

you

may

wish

to

and

change

tø

another

type

of

chuck

or

accessory.

This

is

completed

as

follow:

1.

Turn

the

lathe

off

and

allow

the

shat

to

come

o

a

complete

stop.

2.

Using

the

chuck

remover

located

on

the lft

ar

right

side

ofthe

lathe,

pull

upward

on

the

removers

handle.

This

will

push

the

remover

outward,

and

push

the

chuck

rom

the

lathe

shat,

(See

Figure

1.

Page

1)

A

few

chucke

may

require

the

chuck

remover

to

be

rotated

350°

before

the

chuck

accessory

is

removed.

Chucka

{ited

to

polishing

motors

containing

21/2"

shatt

ara

removed

by

loosening

the set

screw

which

hole

tn

position,

3.

To

place

anather

chuck

onto

the lathe shat,

follow

the

procedure

listed

on

this

page.

CARE AND

MAINTENANCE

‘Yur

Red

Wing

polishing

motor

has

been

fitted

with

ball

bearings.

No

further

lubrication

is

necessary

during

the

life

of

your

moto.

Occasionali

remove

the

molor'scardset

from

is

electrical

source

snd wipe

tho

unit

clean

‘with a

clean,

sof

loth,

DO

NOT

use

abrasive

or

lguld

cleaners,

Read,

full

the

safety

Instructions

contained

on

pages.

smove

the

chuck

accessory

|

ACCESSORIES

Handler

manufactures

a

full

ine

of

Chucks,

Protective

Hoods,

Shields,

nd

Dust

Collectors

fr

use

with

your

Red

Wing

motor.

Handler

chucks

aro

precision

manufactured

to

fit

onto your

Red

Wing

motor.

A

fow

of

these

are

described

below.

The

No.

7

L

or

R

chuck

ls

made

to

accommodate

butting

whee!

and

brushes

for

polishing

acrylic

dentures,

plastics,

and metals

‘The

threads

contained

an

the

tapered

partion

of

the

chucks

frontal

surface

secure

the

buff

or

brush

in

position

ii)

Handler

ST

Jacobs

type

chucks

are

made

to

accommodate

from

3

tp1

ure

and

mandrels.

Its

manufactured

for

gros

finishing

\

-

2

R

die

No

18

Atlas

Jacobs

type

chuck

is

precision

ground

to

provide

excellent

concentriciiy

and

Gurabiliy

This

chuck

ll

[Sccommodate

burs

and

mandrel

frm

ὅ

to

14"

in

diameter.

Our

No.

9

Arbor

band

chuck

a

bult

to

accept

34"

x

40°

abrasive

bands.

Those

ate

used

for

gros

finishing

of

plastics

or

metals

Handlers

No.

16

stone

chucks

are

bull

to

accept

abrasive stones

and

lathe

whools

with

16,

31%

and

1",

arbor

mountings

forthe

Fight

and

tet

side

тов

ве

2-41

5-1

R

3-50

R

6-10

L

NOTE:

Specify

a

No.

20

Lor

R

chuck

for

a

polishing

motor

with

a

straight

해라.

Handler

has

designed

and

built

full

line

of

automatic

chucks

which

wil

adapt

fo

your

Red

Wing

or

other

polishing:

motors.

Handler's

automatic

chucks

are

durable

and

bul

to

save

processing

time

and

money.

16

Chuk/Changer

The Handler

Chuk/Changer

was

designed

to

provid

{ull

automatic,

precision

changing

af

1/4"

and

3/32"

diameter

burs,

mandrels

and

chuck

accessories

with

he

sight

‘movement

af

a

handle

while

tho

motor

is

turning,

The

Chuk/Changer

provides

the

technican

with

exacting

conconticity

and

quick,

easy

changing

o

various

chucks

which

greatly

needs

grinding,

polishing and

finishing

procedures.

The

No.1

Chuk/Changor

is

adaptable

to

most

“types

of

dental

motors,

including

older

models

og

R&

M

Ritter,

Baldor,

Emeaco

and

Rad

Wing.

The

No.

ls

|

shipped

complete

with

chuck accessories

as

follows.

P:1615

Arbor

Band

Chuck

oe

|

[2-16-46

Spiral

Tapered

Chuck,

Oy

-

ee

1

1

2

Pst

Sore

Chass

on

P-16-20

Mandrols

for

small

abrasive

wh

Qty

-2

KE

Pu

nave

DE

if

dom

Da

Konalo

or

uns

on

m

一

Pages

R

Handler

has

designed

and

built

ful

tine

of

automatic

chucks

which

wil

adapt

to

yout

Reé

Wing

or

other

polishing

motors.

Handlers

automatic

chucks

are

durable

and

built

to

save

processing

time

and

money

PROTECTIVE

SHIELDS

AND

HOODS

tbe

completed

withthe

addition

of

a

protective

hood

with

shield

ora

protective

ul

ine

of

protective

hoods

and

shields

to

protect

the

techn

Ar

three

examples

ol

te

various

ypes

avalabl,

‘Tho

86D hood

with

shield

provi

it

contains

an

adjustable

5°

x

cl

40"

with,

adjustable

protection

forthe

technician,

Constructed

of

civic

shield

to

help

protect

the

polisher.

Hoods

ae

a

The

Protector was

designed

to

provide

protection

from

possible

tying

debris.

Constructed

of

28”

cs

the

protector

offers

excellent

protection

for

lathe

and

handpiece

grinding

Protect

yourself

from

UNIDENTIFIED

FLYING

OBJECTS.

The

New

#26SHLO

shld

from

Handler

mounts

directly

to

your

Lathe.

Made

of

8"

x

6"

x

18"

clear

Polycarbonate,

fully

adjustable,

replaceable

shield,

helps

comply

With

OSHA

requirements.

Comes

with

all

mounting

hardware,

Contact

your

dealer

or

Handler.

Handler

manufactures

a

ul

line

of

protective

hoods,

shields,

and

dust

collectors.

To

obtain

a

Handler

catalogue

mustrating

our

hoods,

shields,

and

dust

collectors,

contact

us

af

the

address

below,

or

call

1-800-27Handl

(1-800

214-265),

\

E

/

n

Page

4

550

PORTA-VAC

HOOD

W/

BUILT

IN

DUST

COLLECTOR

HANDLER

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

1.

GROUNDING

INSTRUCTIONS

This

tool

should

be

grounded

while

in

use

to

protect

the

operator

from

electric

shock.

The

tool

is

equipped

with

an

approved

three-conductor

cord

and

three-prong

grounding

type

plug

to

fit

the

proper

{grounding

type

receptacle.

The

gr

Never

connect

the

green

(or

green

and

velo

n

(or

greon

and

yellow)

conductor

in

ho

cord

isthe

grounding

wie.

wire

ta

lve

terminal.

I

yo

150

vote

it

has

plug

that

looks

lie

that

shown

in

sketch

(A)

in

Figura

1

Unit

is

for

use

on

less 1

If

ts

for

use

om

180

to

250

volts,

it

has

a

plug

that

looks

like

that

shown

in

sketch

(8).

Use

of

an

extension

cords

or

a 2

prong

adapter

is

not

recommended

FIGURE

1

GROUNDING

METHODS

四

©

ES)

ο

lay

Sunersox

©

TOOL

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

1.

Keep

Work

Area

Clean

Cut

2.

Avoid

Dangerous

Equipment

Don't

expose

power

tools

to

rain.

Dont

use

power

foals

in

damp

or

wet

locations,

Keep

work

area

well

n

3.

Keep

Children

Away

An

visitors

should

be

kept

safe

distance

from

work

area

and

appliance.

4,

Store dle

Tools

When

nat

in

use,

tools

should

be

stored

in

dry,

high,

and

locked

location

out

ofthe

reach

of

children,

5.

Don't

Foree

Tool

It

wll

do

the job

better

and

be

safe

at

the

rate

for

ich

it

was

designed,

6.

Use

Right

Tool

Dont

force small

tool

or

attachment

to

do

the

job

of

a

heary-duty

tol

7.

Wear

Proper

Apparel

Do

not

wear

loose

clothing

or

jewelry

which

may

get

caught

in

moving

parts.

Tie

back

long

hair

or

Use

a

proper

hai

net.

ad

areas

and

benches

invite

accidents

8.

Use

Safety

Glasses

Use

safety

glasses

with

al

rotating

tools,

Also

use

a

face

or

dust

mask

if

cutting

operation

is

dusty

9.

Dont

Abuse

Cord

Never

carry

tool

by

cord

or

yank

it

to

disconnect

from

receptacie.

Keep

cord

from

heat,

oll,

and

sharp

edges.

10.

Secure

Work

Use

clamps

or

a

vise

to

hold

work.

It's

safer

than

‘sing

your

hand

and

it

fees

both

hands

to

operate

tool.

11.

Don't

Overreach

Keep

proper

footing

and

balance

at

all

times.

12.

Maintain

Tools

with

Care

Keep

tools

sharp

and

clean

for

best

and safest

performance.

Follow

instructions

for

lubricating

‘and

changing

accessories

13.

Disconnect

Tools

When

not

in

use;

before

servicing;

when

changing

accessories

such

as

blades,

bits,

cutters,

ete

14.

Avoid

Accidental

Starting

Be

sure

switch

is

OFF

when

plugging

in

Pago

5

Don't

Forget

Handler's

Other

Fine

Lab

Products.

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+

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и

u

ere

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NOTICE

1.

Our

terms

of

sale

are

F.O.B.

our

plant.

Handler

makes

every

effort

to

insure

the

proper

delivery

of

goods,

but

we

cannot

guarantee

the

carrier's

performance.

Each

product

is

tested and

inspected

for

proper

performance

prior

to

leaving

our

facility.

The

responsibility

for

damage

in

transit

is

the

carrier's,

whether

it

is

visible

damage

or

concealed

damage

2.

Inspect

this

shipment

IMMEDIATELY.

Insist

that

visible

damage

or

possible

damage

be

written

on

the

Delivery

Receipt

by

the

receiver.

3.

Inspect

the

contents

of

your

shipment

within

24

hours

of

receipt.

Using

your

copy

of

our

packing

list,

check

for

piece count

and

accuracy

immediately

to

insure

proper

billing

4.

It

damage

is

discovered,

save

all

crates,

cartons

and

packaging

material

until

an

inspection

has

been

made

by an

agent

of

the

carrier.

5.

In

case

of

damage,

notify

the

delivering

carrier

IMMEDIATELY

requesting

that

an

inspection

be

made.

Retain

a

copy

of

the

inspection

request

for

claim

purposes.

Failure

to

notify

the

freight carrier

immediately

will

result

in

the

loss

of

your

rights

to

claim

damage.

6.

We

have

taken

every

precaution

to

insure

safe

arrival

of

your

products.

We

cannot

be

responsible

for

negligence

by

another

party.

7.

The

receiver

of

the

goods

must

make

claims

for

incorrectly

shipped

goods

to

the

shipper

within

15

days

of

receipt

of

delivery.

RETURNING

GOODS

1.

Do

not

return

merchandise

without

our

authorization. You

must

call

first

for

a

return

authorization

number.

2.

We

will

not

accept

returned

merchandise

from

the

carrier

unless

our

authorization

NUMBER

has

been

issued,

and

is

clearly

marked

on

the

outside

of

the

carton

3.

We

will

not

accept

goods

(i.e.

dust

collectors)

that

are not

cleaned

and

free

of

dust

and

debris,

The

merchandise

will

be

shipped

back

WARRANTY

‘Ths

HANDLER

products

warranted

tobe

free

trom

detects

in

materia

and

workmanship,

when

used

under

the

conditions

recommended

by

the

manufacturer. and/or

the

purpose

for

which

the

product

‘nas

intended.

tor

a

period

ol

24

months

from

the

date

of

shipment

from

factory

tjob

sie

of

original

Sane”

Products

purchased tom

distributor

warehouse

lock

are

warranted

for

apenogot

24

month

‘rom

date

of

shipment

rom

he

manutaciunre

warenouse

In al

cases,

te

fll

name

and

address

of

the

distributor

must

be

supplied,

along

withthe

name

of

ne

customer,

product

name

and

number.

and

serial

number.

A

copy

o

he

orginal

invoice,

showing

date

‘of

purchase

must

accompany

the

warranty

repair

request.

This

warranty

wil

apply

10

equipment

installed,

operated

and

maintained

in

accordance

with

MANOLER

procedures

and

recommendations.

ry

detective

part

or

assembly,

|

uch

defect

occurreg

in

normal

service

and

was

noi

‘miause,

abuse,

oF

accident

Any

warranty

service

performed

in

the

feld

must

be

authorized

by

HANDLER

MFG.

Unauthorized

service

voids

the

warranty

and

any

resulting

charge

will

not

be

paid

by

HANDLER

MFG.

HANDLER

MFG.

makes

no

other

warranties

or

guarantees,

expressador

implied.

Themerchantabiity

of

the

components

i

expressly

excluded.

The

manufacturer

assumos

по

consequential

damages.

Detach

and

mail

back

Return

10

HANDLER

PACKING

LIST

CAUTION!

Unpack

Accessories

From

Unit

BEFORE

Connecting

And

Operating

FOR

YOUR

PROTECTION

EXAMINE

THE

GOODS

Our lily

on

shipments

ceases

when

we

obtain

from

the

Trucking

or

Ralroad

Company

a

Bill

of

Lading,

or

from

the

Express

Company

an

Express

Receipt,

showing

the

same

received

by

them

in

good

order.

For

Your

‘wn

protection, wo

respecttully

call

your

attention

to

the

fact that

on

—

[FREIGHT

SHIPMENTS

(Rall

of

Truck):

—

You

should

carefully

check

al

shipments

on

arival,

making

com-

[parton

withthe

pad

freight

receipts

which

you

receive

trom

them,

before

you

take

them

from

the

transport.

tion

company,

and

if

you

find

any

packages

or

articles

short

or

damaged,

have

the

agent

make

notation

of

the

{act

on

this

freight

receipt.

and

then

make

a

claim

immediately

upon

them

forthe

amount

of

such

losses

or

damages.

CARRIER

RULES

CALL

FOR

CLAIMS

TO

BE

MADE

WITHIN

14

DAYS

EXPRESS

SHIPMENTS

OR

UNITED

PARCEL

SERVICE

SHIPMENTS:

—

Check

shipment

carefully,

comparing

tame

with

receipt

which

Express

Company

tenders

for

your

signature

I

any

shortage

or

damage

i

apparent,

тако

an

exception

on

the

Express

Company

s

Delivery

Receipt,

which

the

Express

Company

retains,

and

demand

at

the

same

time

from

the

Express

Driver

or

Agent,

a

notatian

covering

the

shortage

or

damage.

Then

place

a

claim

at

once

wi

ie

Express

Company.

CONCEALED

DAMAGE:

—

Should

e

damage

not

be

discovered

unt

altr

the

goods

are

unpacked,

it

should

be

reported

AT

ONCE

to

the

Freight

Agent.

or

in

the

case

of

Express

shipments

0

the

Express

Agent,

who

will

make

an

inspection

and

grant

4

"concealed

damage”

notation.

Al

shipment

made

by

hi

Company,

uniess

we

have

made

quotation

otmerwise.

are

FO

B.

point

of

shipment,

and

we

are

in

no

way responsible

for

delivery

0!

Ine

goods

By

the

carrier

We

wil,

however,

assist

our

customer

in

collecting

claims

against

the

transportation

company

for

loss

or

damage

to

shipments

if

yoU

will

demand

and receive

an

acknowledgment

from

the

sald

transportation

com.

pany

ofthis

oss

or

damage,

otherwise

we

will

not

be

lat

you.

GOODS RETURNED WITHOUT

PERMISSION

WILL

NOT

BE

ACCEPTED

FOR

CREDIT

MFG.

COMPANY.

INC.

812

NORTH

AVENUE

EAST

WESTFIELD,

NEW

JERSEY

07090

9082337796