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130 SAFETY SAFETY GUIDELINES FOR SAFE USE Breakages/Personal Injury In the event of on-machine breakage of Norton abrasive products, call your local Norton Distributor immediately. Whether involving personal injury or not, the abrasive user should leave the equipment and other evidence undisturbed until a Norton Sales Representative has been notified and conducts an investigation. Prompt action on the part of abrasive users, Distributors and Norton sales personnel is important to ensure swift determination of the breakage cause and to guard against recurrence. Safe Operating Practices Safe operating practices must be part of every grinding wheel user’s operation. The greatest efficiency and lowest overall abrasive cost can be realized only if proven care and use techniques become standard practice. Be sure to read any safety material/ guidelines provided with the abrasive product. Always check the wheel for cracks or damage before use. Before mounting the wheel, use a tachometer to measure the spindle speed. Ensure the mounting flanges, backplate or adapter supplied by the machine manufacturer are used and kept in good condition. ANSI Safety Requirement B7.1 provides wheel mounting requirements. Check mounting flanges for equal and correct diameter and use blotters when supplied. Always mount, true and dress the wheel in conformance with the guidelines published in the ANSI Safety Requirements B7.1. Ensure the correct wheel guard is in place before starting the wheel. Allow the wheel to come up to full operating speed before starting to grind for a minimum of one minute, and stand out of the plane of rotation. NEVER use a high speed air sander as a portable grinder. NEVER use a high speed air sander as a portable grinder. For Your Protection SAFETY GUIDES AND WHEEL WARNING MESSAGES Norton provides information pertaining to the safe use of all products. Please take the time to read it carefully. SPEEDS Check machine speed against safe maximum operating speed marked on the grinding wheel. Do not overspeed the wheel. WARNING FACE PROTECTION Always wear face protection when using abrasive products. WHEEL GUARD Always use the wheel guard as supplied by the machine manufacturer. NEVER exceed the maximum operating speed marked on the wheel being used. The following formula may be used to calculate wheel speed: SFPM = Spindle Speed in RPM x Wheel Dia. in inches x .262 Avoid dropping or bumping the wheel. When not using the wheel, store the wheel in its original packing materials. This protects the wheel from chips and cracking, as well as provides easy identification of the wheel. For more information on product safety, ask your Norton Distributor for these publications: “Primer on Grinding Wheel Safety” (form 474) Portable Grinding Safety (form 1406) ANSI B7.1 “Safety Requirements for the Use, Care and Protection of Abrasive Wheels” Material Safety Data Sheets Other applicable regulations SAFETY GLOVES Grinding applications are conducted in harsh environments. The use of safety gloves is recommended. FLANGES When mounting Type 41 cut-off grinding wheels, only use flanges of equal diameter. HEARING PROTECTION Use of these products may create elevated sound levels. Hearing protection must be worn where required. RESPIRATORY PROTECTION Always use dust controls and protective measures appropriate to the material being ground. This warning icon appears on our products and packaging. It is intended to draw your attention to the specific safety warning practices outlined after it. www.nortonconstructionproducts.com
HISTORY. TRADITION. ULTIMATE PRODUCT PERFORMANCE. For more than a century, Norton has set a standard for global leadership in grinding and cutting innovation. Today, as we combine the rich history of Clipper and Pro-Cut tradenames under the Norton brand, we bring the highest quality, single source supplier for equipment, diamond blades/bits, and abrasives to the construction market. With a past of inventing the first masonry saw to developing the first laser welded diamond blade, Norton continues its tradition through innovation and technology for all your job site requirements. ALL THE MUSCLE YOU NEED.
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SAINT-GOBAIN IS COMMITTED TO BEING
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CATALOG NAVIGATION Easy to Follow P
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High Speed Diamond Blades for High
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DIAMOND BLADES Reinforced Concrete
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DIAMOND BLADES General Purpose, All
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DIAMOND BLADES General Purpose and
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ABRASIVE BLADES General Purpose and
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Walk Behind Diesel Flat Saws 18 Sel
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61HP TURBO DIESEL FLAT SAWS TECHNIC
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31HP DIESEL FLAT SAWS TECHNICAL SPE
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20HP SELF-PROPELLED FLAT SAWS TECHN
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13HP SELF-PROPELLED FLAT SAWS TECHN
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13HP PUSH FLAT SAWS TECHNICAL SPECI
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EARLY ENTRY/GREEN CONCRETE SAWS TEC
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DIAMOND BLADES Asphalt and Abrasive
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ABRASIVE BLADES Reinforced Concrete
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Masonry Large Masonry Saws 42 Compa
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BBL BLOCKBUSTER LARGE MASONRY SAWS
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BBC BLOCKBUSTER COMPACT MASONRY SAW
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BBM BLOCKBUSTER MINI MASONRY SAWS T
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DIAMOND BLADES Natural Stone and Ti
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Tile Stationary Tile Saws 56 Hand-H
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CTC1020XL TILE SAW TECHNICAL SPECIF
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CTC705E TILE SAW TECHNICAL SPECIFIC
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TC405 HAND-HELD TILE SAW This is th
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RAIL SAWS TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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Portable Hand-Held Diamond Blades f
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DIAMOND BLADES Asphalt and Abrasive
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CUP WHEELS General Purpose and Maso
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Page 83 and 84: ABRASIVE DISCS ABRASIVE FLAP DISCS
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Page 89 and 90: ABRASIVE BLADES CHOP SAW BLADES GEM
Page 91 and 92: ABRASIVE BELTS PORTABLE BELTS ALUMI
Page 93 and 94: Core Drill Stationary Core Drill Ri
Page 95 and 96: DR520 AND DR620 CORE DRILL RIGS TEC
Page 97 and 98: DR320 AND DR424 CORE DRILL RIGS TEC
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Page 103 and 104: BITS Reinforced Concrete and Harder
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Page 107 and 108: Floor Care Concrete Floor Grinders
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Page 119 and 120: COATED ABRASIVES EDGER DISCS PAPER
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Page 125 and 126: Short Peg Rack Holds 4", 4-1/2", 5"
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