Handler Red Wing 26A User manual

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26A RED
WING LATHE
OPERATING MANUAL
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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)
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fhe
tapered
Sha
Voto
peso
chucks
and
cui
accessories
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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
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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
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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
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Pu nave DE if
dom Da
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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),
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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
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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
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IMPORTANT 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
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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
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