FANAR PMW-1300 User manual

OPERATING MANUAL
FOR STEEL DRILL SHARPENERS
PMW-1300
PMW-2000
PMW-3000
This manual describes the operation and service of the family of sharpening
machines for steel drills sharpeners.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Table of contents
Introduction....................................................................................................................................................................1
Content of the manual..............................................................................................................................................1
Compliance with the rules........................................................................................................................................1
Information on this manual.............................................................................................................................................2
Labelling of warnings................................................................................................................................................2
Safety.............................................................................................................................................................................3
Introduction ..............................................................................................................................................................3
Sources of danger / risks associated with operation ................................................................................................3
Injuries caused by breakage of abrasive product ...............................................................................................3
Fumes, dust and sparks .....................................................................................................................................3
Noise ..................................................................................................................................................................4
Vibrations............................................................................................................................................................4
Personal protective equipment required...................................................................................................................4
Workplace description..............................................................................................................................................5
Rules for putting machinery into service.............................................................................................................5
Safety and health instructions for the grinder...........................................................................................................5
Conditions for admission to work of a worker .....................................................................................................5
Rules for working with sharpener .......................................................................................................................5
Transport conditions for assembly and disassembly................................................................................................6
Transport work....................................................................................................................................................6
Transport and storage ........................................................................................................................................8
Assembly............................................................................................................................................................8
Stop....................................................................................................................................................................8
Activities before starting work...................................................................................................................................9
Covers................................................................................................................................................................9
Principles and methods of safe working practices..................................................................................................10
It is prohibited to.....................................................................................................................................................10
It's necessary to: ....................................................................................................................................................10
Post-work activities.................................................................................................................................................11
Emergency procedures..........................................................................................................................................11
Remarks.................................................................................................................................................................11
Electrical safety......................................................................................................................................................11
Principles of working with electrical equipment.................................................................................................12

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Extension cables ..............................................................................................................................................12
General description of sharpening machines...............................................................................................................13
Target use..............................................................................................................................................................13
Technical parameters of sharpening machines......................................................................................................13
Scope of delivery....................................................................................................................................................14
Standard equipment .........................................................................................................................................14
Optional equipment...........................................................................................................................................14
PMW - 1300...........................................................................................................................................................15
PMW-2000.............................................................................................................................................................18
PMW-3000.............................................................................................................................................................21
Maintenance ................................................................................................................................................................23
Use.........................................................................................................................................................................23
Work cycle..............................................................................................................................................................24
Fixing the sharpening drill.................................................................................................................................24
Positioning of the length and position of the drill...............................................................................................25
Sharpening of the faceplate..............................................................................................................................27
Chisel edge correction sharpening (only for INOX drills)..................................................................................28
Operation and maintenance.........................................................................................................................................29
Replacing the grinding disc. ...................................................................................................................................29
Warranty......................................................................................................................................................................30
Annexes.......................................................................................................................................................................31
Waste management.....................................................................................................................................................32
Contact information......................................................................................................................................................33
Information on the company ........................................................................................................................................33
EC declaration .............................................................................................................................................................33
Warranty card ..............................................................................................................................................................34

INTRODUCTION
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Introduction
CONTENT OF THE MANUAL
This manual contains technical information necessary for safe operation, proper operation and maintenance of the
PMW-1300, PMW-2000 and PMW-3000 series of devices used for sharpening steel drills.
In particular, the manual contains:
Policies and instructions for safe and healthy work,
Preparation of the machine and workplace,
Specification of machine components,
Operating instructions,
Instruction for grinder blade replacement,
The principles of keeping the machine in good working order.
COMPLIANCE WITH THE RULES
The machine complies with the relevant EU approval regulations.
The EC declaration of conformity annexed to this manual is the proof of this fact.

INFORMATION ON THIS MANUAL
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Information on this manual
LABELLING OF WARNINGS
In this manual, important information is separated from the main text by means of an icon and the associated word as
shown in the following table.
Icon and word indicate the seriousness of the state or situation.
It is essential that you read this information and follow the instructions.
Description
Example
Danger means that a condition or state exists which
can result in death or serious injury if the
instructions given are not followed.
DANGER: No action to take. Risk of electric shock,
injury or damage to the machine. Do not enter or
stand in this area.
Warning means that a condition or state exists that
will cause moderate injury
if you do not follow these instructions.
WARNING: Do not reach between the tool changer
and spindle head.
Caution means that minor injuries or minor
damages to the machine may result if the
instructions given are not followed. In addition, if
you do not follow the instructions in this caution, you
may need to repeat the procedure from the
beginning.
CAUTION: Turn off the power supply to the machine
before performing any maintenance work.
Note means that the text contains additional
information, explanations or helpful hints.
NOTE: If the machine is equipped with an optional
table with a larger Z clearance, these guidelines must
be followed.

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Safety
INTRODUCTION
Steel drill sharpeners of the PMW series may only be operated by appropriately trained personnel
(training confirmed by appropriate records) in accordance with the operating instructions, safety rules
and procedures and instructions for safe operation of the machine.
For your own safety, please read and understand the warnings, cautions and instructions before
operating the unit.
THIS IS A NECESSARY CONDITION BEFORE STARTING WORK TO ENSURE THAT ACCIDENTS
AT WORK ARE AVOIDED.
Good upkeep, periodic inspections and maintenance are an integral part of ensuring safe and trouble-
free operation.
SOURCES OF DANGER / RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH OPERATION
Despite the design of a safe sharpener, the machine and/or station contains potentially hazardous elements such as
contact of body parts with rotating parts (motor, grinding disc),
grinding dust released from the grinding disc during operation,
electrically live components,
high volume components,
vibration-generating components,
compressed air systems, if any (at the workplace).
INJURIES CAUSED BY BREAKAGE OF ABRASIVE PRODUCT
Before use, check the grinding wheel for defects or damage.
Do not use abrasives after the expiry date stated on the packaging.
Do not use an abrasive product unless it can be properly identified.
Refer to the maximum speed and operating parameters of the unit.
The maximum speed must not be exceeded.
FUMES, DUST AND SPARKS
The use of abrasives near flammable materials is prohibited.
Contact with grinding waste can cause lung damage and other physical damage.
All dry grinding processes should be carried out with adequate ventilation or extraction.
It is recommended to use half-masks or filter masks.
Use additional personal protective equipment against sparks. The risk at the workplace and its impact on
neighbouring workstations must be assessed.
When using abrasive tools, wear eye protection in the form of glasses or face protectors at high risk.

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NOISE
Hearing protection is recommended when using the device, regardless of the noise level.
Periodically measure the noise level to determine the appropriate hearing protectors.
VIBRATIONS
The uninterrupted impact of vibrations on hands, arms or legs can lead to problems with circulation, joints,
muscles and nerves. The first symptoms are tingling and numbness. In the event of any of these symptoms,
turn off the device immediately, straighten your hands and fingers. Wait until symptoms have completely
disappeared.
Do not ignore physical symptoms of vibration and consult a physician.
When unnatural vibrations occur, stop and inspect the machine and check for damage to the mounted
abrasive material.
All fastening elements must be in perfect condition.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT REQUIRED
In order to eliminate hazards, the operator of the device is obliged to wear personal protective equipment, such as
Dust mask
Hearing protection
Protective googles
Gloves
Protection against dust
generated during grinding
Protection against noise
Protection of eyes against
sparks and splinters when
grinding
Protection of hands
against sparks, spatter
and temperature during
grinding
The user of the machine is responsible for the risk assessment at the workplace and must carry out a
documented risk assessment at the workplace and inform his employees in an effective and confirmed
manner.
The risk assessment of the machine operation indicated by the manufacturer/distributor is not a risk
assessment at the workplace. The manufacturer/distributor indicates "only" aspects related to the
operation of the machine as such.
Specific working conditions using the device, such as its location, lighting, access, work organisation,
etc., are the responsibility of the user, because it is the user who organises the workplace.

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WORKPLACE DESCRIPTION
Keep your workplace clean and tidy.
A mess in the workplace increases the likelihood of an accident.
The device must be placed:
○On a stable flat surface,
○In a well-lit place,
○In a dry place,
○In a well-ventilated place,
○Away from flammable and explosive materials.
The workplace should be spacious and provide sufficient space for the work to be done.
The workplace should provide systems to prevent fillings and sparks from escaping during sharpening.
The device should be placed on a work table in a way that guarantees work safety and ergonomics of the
worker's posture.
RULES FOR PUTTING MACHINERY INTO SERVICE
The equipment supplied complies with the basic guidelines for use in the EU. However, in order to ensure safe
operation, the guidelines described in this manual must be observed.
SAFETY AND HEALTH INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE GRINDER
CONDITIONS FOR ADMISSION TO WORK OF A WORKER
Not younger than 18 years old.
Having completed at least a vocational school in a given speciality or other professional qualifications.
Getting appropriate professional instruction, reading the instruction manual, training in occupational safety
and health.
Health condition appropriate for the performed work confirmed by a certificate issued by an authorized
physician.
Wearing the work clothes specified for the position in the company's workwear standards table.
When operating machines with moving parts, do not work with loose (hanging) parts such as loose
sleeves, ties, scarves, scarves, shawls, scarves, scarves, scarves or without headgear covering the hair.
RULES FOR WORKING WITH SHARPENER
Do not touch moving, rotating parts of machines and abrasive tools.
Do not accidentally switch the unit on before mounting or changing the abrasive material.
During installation, follow the instructions of the abrasive supplier and/or the machine tool.
Do not modify the mountings of the abrasive disc or force it onto the mandrel.

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When assembling the product, use the tools provided for this purpose.
The mounted abrasive product must be subjected to a test run up to maximum speed for a minimum of 30
seconds.
Make sure that the workpiece is correctly mounted and fixed.
The stopping of the grinding wheel must be carried out naturally without pressing on the abrasive surface.
Do not exert excessive force on the grinding wheel or subject it to impacts or overheating.
During commissioning, the workpiece must not be in contact with the tool (grinding wheel).
TRANSPORT CONDITIONS FOR ASSEMBLY AND DISASSEMBLY
TRANSPORT WORK
The term "manual handling of transport operations" - means any form of transport or support of objects,
goods or materials by one or more workers, including moving them through: raising, lifting, stacking, pushing, pulling,
carrying, sliding, rolling or transporting. This type of work is carried out at workstations requiring the handling of
objects of small or large weight, manipulation activities, assembly work or control of machinery or equipment.
The improvement of safety in manual handling mainly consists in:
elimination of these jobs,
risk assessment in positions requiring this type of work and adjusting the size of the mass transferred to the
strength capabilities of the employee,
the protection of workers' health during lifting and handling by maintaining the correct position of the various
parts of the body during these activities, in particular the correct positioning of the spine,
For the sake of safety and health protection of employees working in manual transport operations, the
WORKER shall:
make every effort to reduce the amount of manual transport work in the company,
assess the occupational risks associated with manual handling of transport operations, particularly taking
into account the following:
○the mass of moving objects,
○working environment conditions,
○organisation of the working environment,
○individual predispositions of the employee,
take appropriate measures to reduce that risk and, where possible, provide auxiliary equipment suitable for
the size, weight and nature of the objects to be handled, so as to enable work to be carried out safely and
comfortably,

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When carrying out manual transport work, a number of basic rules must be observed:
use auxiliary equipment to reduce strain on the musculoskeletal system, in particular on the spine,
avoid large twists and unnecessary bending of the torso,
aim to make the body position as close as possible to the natural one,
the most advantageous height from which objects are lifted is the height of the table top, this height should
be adjusted individually,
human-object base area should be as large as possible, but should not increase the load on the lower limbs,
Use suitable lifting methods when lifting unusual, bulky or heavy objects,
carried items should have handles,
Large and bulky items should be handled in teams, taking into account all the above safety precautions and
recommendations on how to lift and carry items.
Permissible lifting and handling weights for different categories of workers:
Type of work
YOUNG PEOPLE
Age 16-18 years
old
WOMEN
Age from 18
years old
Permanent work
8 kg
12 kg
Casual work
14 kg
20 kg
YOUNG PEOPLE
Age 16-18 years
old
MEN Age from 18
years old
Permanent work
12 kg
30 kg
Casual work
20 kg
50 kg
If it is necessary to lift an object held more than 30 cm from the torso, the permissible weight of the object per
employee should be reduced by half or it should be ensured that at least two employees perform these activities.
It is forbidden to carry by hand objects with a mass exceeding 30 kg to a height exceeding 4 m or a distance
exceeding 25 m.
In the case of two-handed handling of objects, the force applied by the worker necessary to initiate the movement of
the object must not exceed a value:
1) 300N - when pushing,
2) 250N - when pulling.

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TRANSPORT AND STORAGE
Transportation of the device should be carried out by covered land (or sea or air) means of transport in individual
factory-made individual packages. When transporting the packaging with the equipment, secure it against movement.
Means of transport must ensure that direct exposure to the weather is avoided.
The device should be stored in factory packaging in indoor spaces free of vapours, chemical fumes and aggressive
substances, where the air temperature is within the range of 0°C÷40°C and the relative humidity does not exceed
80%.
Family of drills sharpeners machines in factory packaging.
ASSEMBLY
After removing the device from the factory packaging, the device should be placed on the station according to the
guidelines from the chapter WORKSTATION DESCRIPTION. Connect it to the power supply as described in the
chapter WORKING PRINCIPLES WITH ELECTRICAL DEVICES and start working after having read the operating
instructions in the scope of safety at work and operation.
STOP
If the device is not used temporarily, it should be left in the switched off state to prevent accidental start-up. Turn off
the main switch and unplug the power cord. Protect the unit from dirt and dust and leave it in a position where it
cannot be dropped. You must also ensure that the equipment you leave behind does not obstruct transport routes or
access to personal protective equipment, first aid and fire-fighting equipment.
25 [kg]
21 [kg]
15 [kg]
PMW-3000
PMW-2000
PMW-1300

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ACTIVITIES BEFORE STARTING WORK
Prepare auxiliary equipment for the storage of materials, instruments, tools and waste.
Read the executive documentation carefully.
Schedule the sequence of the individual actions.
Prepare the material for processing by setting it in such a way as to ensure maximum safety while
maintaining the limits of the workstation.
Check the technical condition of mechanical devices, lighting and electrical installation.
Try to start the sharpener and check its operation.
Prepare the necessary workshop aids, measuring instruments, work tools, sweeping brushes and the
necessary personal protective equipment, e.g. glasses, masks, etc.
Check the condition and attachment of the grinding disc (the disc must not be warped, cracked, must
be properly attached), the condition of the wheel guard, the efficiency of the dust extraction system.
COVERS
The device in the area of working sockets has a protection in the form of a plug protecting access to
moving rotating elements.
The cover (cap) protects against accidental injury caused by inserting a limb and/or other object in the
socket opening that may cause other injury in contact with the rotating grinding wheel by ejecting an
object.
A trained worker, while working with the sharpener, consciously opens the covers (removing the cap)
following the principles specified in this manual, with particular emphasis on safety aspects, during
further work.
The cover should be opened (the cap removed) after starting the motor driving the grinding disk.
After the work is finished, the covers should be closed (put the cap in the working opening) and the
sharpener should be left stationary in this condition.

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PRINCIPLES AND METHODS OF SAFE WORKING PRACTICES
IT IS PROHIBITED TO
Work at a station without authorisation, wearing inappropriate clothing, without appropriate
personal protective equipment.
Act in a manner that does not comply with applicable laws, regulations, instructions or
instructions from your manager.
At the workplace, store raw materials, finished products, auxiliary materials and waste in
quantities greater than those resulting from technological needs, allowing for maintaining
continuity of work on a given shift.
Sharpener in motion: repair, clean, lubricate.
Resume the operation of the sharpener without removing the damage.
Remove the grinding disc cover and the cover from the sharpening machine.
Take direct (contact) measurements during tool movement.
Check the smoothness of the workpiece surface with your hand while it is moving.
Sharpen without respiratory protection if the sharpener does not have an efficient dust
extraction system.
Do not connect the unit to the power supply unless the unit is equipped with the factory-fitted
plugs.
Perform cable extensions differently from factory-made extension cords.
Wipe hands with rags, which were previously used to wipe tools because of the possibility of
cutting hands with chips.
Blocking of transport routes.
Blocking access to fire-fighting equipment and first aid kits.
Leaving the equipment in motion unattended (with the engine running).
Permissions to work for bystanders.
IT'S NECESSARY TO:
Progressively dispose of waste.
Manual handling and transport of loads with a mass exceeding the established standards is
not permitted.
Use only efficient tools and workshop aids, which are undamaged and properly framed, such
as hammers, files, chisels, etc.
Fix the object firmly but do not damage it.
When performing work, pay attention only to the activities performed, taking into account the
conditions for safe working conditions for yourself and your environment.
Maintain a proper working position.
When working on a mechanical device, read the operating instructions of the device.
Move the disc away from the workpiece when the machine is at a standstill.
Only change tools when the machine is at a standstill.

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POST-WORK ACTIVITIES
Place the workpieces and finished parts in designated areas.
Clean up the workstation and the tools and protective equipment.
Switch off the device with the (main) switch.
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
Inform your superior immediately of any faults and/or damage to the machine.
Machinery found to be defective during operation must be stopped immediately and be
disconnected from the power supply.
First aid must absolutely be given to the victims.
In the event of failure of machinery presenting a risk to the environment, an easily
understandable and perceptible warning and alarm signal must be given.
Report every accident at work to your supervisor and leave the workplace in the same
condition as the accident.
REMARKS
It is forbidden to place limbs, head and other objects in the processing area while the machine is in
motion. This poses a risk of serious injury or death.
Improperly attached parts, tools and oversized parts and tools can be ejected from the machine,
creating a lethal hazard.
It is forbidden to deactivate the safety function. This endangers the safe operation of the machine and
may pose a direct risk to the health and life of the operator and/or bystanders.
Pursuant to Article 210 of the Labour Code, an employee has the right - if the working conditions do not
comply with the provisions of health and safety at work and pose a direct threat to the health or life of
the employee or if the work performed by him threatens other persons - to refrain from the work
performed, notifying immediately the superior.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY
The tool should be powered by 230V. Do not insert the plug into an outlet with a different power supply range. This
can lead to electric shock and is a danger to the worker. Do not modify the plug in any way. If in doubt, contact a
qualified electrician.
It is forbidden to modify the plug and power cord by yourself. This work may only be carried out by a
qualified electrician.
Use in humid and/or outdoor environments with high humidity, rain or snowfall is NOT permitted.

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Do not use the device if the socket and/or plug of the power cord are damaged. This may result in
electric shock, resulting in disability or death.
It is forbidden to expose the device to rain or moisture.
This may result in electric shock, resulting in disability or death.
It is forbidden to perform any electrical work inside the control systems by unqualified personnel without
proper training and qualifications. This may result in loss of health or life.
PRINCIPLES OF WORKING WITH ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
Use original, unmodified plugs.
Do not use the device if the socket or plug is damaged.
Do not expose the unit to rain or work in humid environments. Water entering the interior poses a risk of
electric shock.
Use cables with appropriate parameters to ensure that the cable is not overloaded.
Do not use the cable to carry or drag the device.
Do not pull on the cable to disconnect the plug.
Route the power cord away from heat sources, oil, sharp edges and moving parts.
It is forbidden to run cables on footpaths or other transport routes.
EXTENSION CABLES
Make sure the power outlet of the extension cord is compatible with the plug of the device.
It is forbidden to run route cables / extension cords in pedestrian and/or transport routes. This may cause
damage to the cable and may result in electric shock, disability or death.

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MACHINES
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General description of sharpening machines
TARGET USE
The steel drill sharpener is a device for precise sharpening of spiral drill bits at a selected angle with the possibility of
making a cut correction. The operation of the device is simplified as much as possible so that after basic training the
operator can perform the sharpening process.
TECHNICAL PARAMETERS OF SHARPENING MACHINES
PMW - 1300
PMW-2000
PMW-3000
Range of diameters of
drills to be sharpened
Min Ø2.5
Max Ø13.0
Min Ø3.0
Max Ø20.0
Min Ø12.0
Max Ø26.0
Option
- Ø8.0 ÷ Ø11.0
- Ø27.0 ÷ Ø30.0 with
chisel edge C
Top angles range
85°÷140°
85°÷140°
85°÷140°
Power supply
220÷230V 50Hz
220÷230V 50Hz
220÷230V 50Hz
Motor power
90 W
450 W
450 W
Current protection
6 A
10 A
10 A
Rotary speed of grinding
disc
6000 rpm
4300 rpm
4000 rpm
Weight
10 kg
21 [kg]
25 kg
Dimensions
305 x 172 x 180 [mm]
480x260x240 [mm]
470x260x235 [mm]
Noise emissions level
68 dB
70 dB
69 dB

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SCOPE OF DELIVERY
The scope of delivery includes:
STANDARD EQUIPMENT
Depending on your choice of device:
PMW - 1300
PMW-2000
PMW-3000
Drills holder (1 pc)
Drills holder (1 pc)
Drills holder (1 pc)
Sleeves ER of dimensions:
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Sleeves ER (18 pcs.) of
dimensions:
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
Sleeves ER of dimensions:
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
Allan key (2 pcs.) of dimensions:
4
5
Allan key (2 pcs.) of dimensions:
4
5
Allan key (2 pcs.) of dimensions:
4
6
Grinding disc (1 pc)
/the diameter of the mandrel is 12.5 [mm]/
Grinding disc (1 pc)
/the diameter of the mandrel is 19 [mm]/
Grinding disc (1 pc)
/the diameter of the mandrel is 19 [mm]/
Power cable (1 pc)
Power cable (1 pc)
Power cable (1 pc)
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
Applicable only for PMW-3000 model.
The scope of delivery of the additional accessories includes, in addition to all the standard accessories listed above:
ER sleeves of dimensions of 8,9,10,11,27,28,30 (7 pcs)
Grinding wheel for carbide drills (1 pc)

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MACHINES
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PMW - 1300
1. Main switch.
2. Drill fixation handle.
3. Setting base - setting the length and position of the drill for sharpening.
4. Working socket on the faceplate.
5. Working socket for chisel edge.
6. Handle opening the guard covering the mounting sleeves.
7. The transport handle of the device.
The drill bit is clamped into the holder using a sleeve of the appropriate size. The sleeve can be
accessed by opening the sleeve cover as shown in the following figure.
Front view

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MACHINES
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Back view
Side view
Electrical
connection socket

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MACHINES
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Screw for opening the cover of the
grinding disc