Kernlochbohrer KBS-200M User manual

Operating instructions
KBS-200M
Kernlochbohrer GmbH
Geigersbühlweg 52
72663 Großbettlingen
Tel. 07022-5034900
Email: info@kernlochbohrer.com
Version 0 4. Output 01/2022

Content
Introduction and description 3
Thanks to the buyer 3
Explanation of symbols 3
Safety regulations 4
Technical data 5
Product description 6
Mounting the drill stand 7
Care and maintenance 8
Maintenance and inspection plan 10
Troubleshooting 11
Environmental protection 12
Warranty 12
EC Declaration of Conformity 13
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Introduction and description
The core drilling stand KBS-200M is designed for mounting diamond core drilling rigs.
These are intended for professional use and may only be used by trained personnel.
In the event of violations of the operating instructions that may lead to injuries or machine
damage, our company declines all responsibility. In addition, all currently applicable
regulations of the Accident Prevention Regulations (UVV) and the Employer's Liability
Insurance Association (BG) must be observed.
Thanks to the buyer
Thank you for purchasing a core drill rig from Kernlochbohrer GmbH. Please read the
operating instructions carefully and observe the safety instructions. By operating it
correctly, you will fully appreciate the outstanding performance of our products. Keep this
manual in a safe place for future reference. If you have any questions about the operation
of the core drill, please contact the company Kernlochbohrer GmbH directly. We are
always available to answer your questions.
Note:
Kernlochbohrer GmbH reserves the right to change the design and appearance of the
products and their operating instructions. Future changes to the operating instructions will
be made without prior notice.
Explanation of symbols
Warning of general danger. Failure to comply with these safety precautions and
instructions may result in electric shock, fire and/or serious injury.
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Safety regulations
❖Read all precautions before commissioning and keep the operating instructions.
❖Please follow the operating instructions carefully, as failure to observe these safety
precautions and instructions may cause electric shock, fire and/or serious injury.
1. Keep your work area clean and well lit. Disorder or unlit work areas can lead to
accidents.
2. Do not work with power tools, near flammable liquids, gases or dust. Power tools
produce sparks that can ignite dust or fumes, causing explosions.
3. Keep children and other people away from tools while using them. If you are
distracted, you may lose control of the tool.
4. Be attentive, work with concentration and pay attention to what you are doing. Do not
use a power tool when you are tired or under the influence of drugs, alcohol or
medicines. A moment of inattention can lead to serious injury.
5. Wear suitable protective equipment and always protective goggles. Wearing suitable
protective equipment such as dust mask, non-slip safety shoes, gloves, hard hat or
hearing protection reduces the risk of injury.
6. Avoid unusual postures. Ensure a secure footing and maintain your balance at all
times. Do not work on a ladder. This will give you better control of the power tool in
unexpected situations.
7. Wear appropriate clothing. Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry. Keep hair, clothing
and gloves away from moving parts. Loose clothing, jewelry or long hair can be caught
by moving parts.
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8. The use of products such as cutters, grinders, drills that machine sand or other
materials can generate dust and fumes that may contain hazardous chemicals. Check
the type of material you are going to machine and use a suitable respirator.
9. Never work alone, always make sure that another person is nearby. Apart from the fact
that you can get help with the assembly of the drill, you can also get help if an accident
should happen.
10. Never use a drilling instrument that is faulty. Carry out the maintenance and service
instructions described in this manual. Some maintenance and service measures must
be performed by trained and qualified personnel.
11. Before mounting the drill motor and drill bit, make sure that the stand is properly
secured.
12. The drill stand must be fixed on a level and firm surface. Drilling with a loose and/or
wobbling stand can lead to a dangerous situation.
13. The core drill rig serves the intended purpose of mounting the drill motor for stationary
drilling. All other uses not intended for the intended purpose are prohibited.
14. Always use compatible drilling tools with the drill stand. The connection on the power
tools must be in accordance with the stand.
15. When used for overhead drilling, a functional water collection ring must be used. Make
sure that no water can get into the motor.
16. Check all moving and clamped parts before use.
17. Only use original spare parts from Kernlochbohrer GmbH.
Technical data
Model
Max. Drill size
(mm)
Net weight
(kg)
Adjustable
angle
Minimum size fixing
anchor
KBS-200M
200
20
0-45°
M14
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Product description
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1.Drill column
2.Feed ratio
3.Drilling lever
4.Feed slide
5.Stand drill plate
6.Adapter plate with clamp
7.Clamping screw adapter
8.Column support
9.Slide locking device
10.Eccentric clamp
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Mounting the drill stand
Fixing is possible with the help of anchor bolts or metal dowel M14 with threaded rod.
Determine the desired position of the stand. Then fix the stand with a metal anchor and a
threaded rod or a suitable fixing set. To do this, drill a hole of suitable size for the anchor
using a hammer drill.
If anchoring to a brick wall, a special masonry anchor and brick fastening kit must be used.
Using a concrete drive-in anchor in brick could result in brick breakage and loosening of
the anchor!
To bring the drill rig into the correct position, use the four leveling screws and the bubble
level attached to the drill carriage for this purpose. Then tighten the lock nuts on the
leveling screws. The entire stand must be firmly mounted.
Adjust the angle of the drill stand to the position based on the drill center of the desired drill
hole. The adjustable drilling angle ranges from 0° to 45°. If you need to drill at 45°, loosen
the clamping screw on the column support and adjust the angle on the drill column. Once
the angle is set, tighten the clamping screw again. Make sure that the mounting adapter
and the carriage are fixed.
The lower clamping screw should be adjusted so that the angle can be changed easily. If
you notice that the drill column has too much play in the lower area, tighten it slightly with a
19 mm wrench and the hand crank.
Note!
Do not overtighten the clamping screw, otherwise the column support and the bracket may
deform.
The KBS-200M has a 60 mm clamping bracket which is pre-mounted on an adapter plate.
Before you attach the core drill to the column support, first set the drill slide to a higher
position to make it easier to insert the core drill.
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In order to be able to fix the drill carriage to the drill column, there is a locking device on
the side of the drill carriage. It is intended to prevent the drill carriage from falling down
and causing possible injuries or damage to the drill or the machine.
Turn the carriage lock to the left to unlock the carriage, then crank the drill carriage up or
down to the desired position and turn the carriage lock to the right to lock the drill carriage.
After you have made the desired adjustments, such as inserting the core drill, unlock the
locking device to start operation.
Note!
Do not crank the carriage up and down when the carriage lock is in the locked position, as
this will damage both the rack and the carriage lock.
For easy removal of the drill, use a copper ring which is placed on the drill shaft in front of
the drill bit.
If you are drilling a wall with a stand, first secure the stand to the wall, then mount the core
drill on the stand.
Care and maintenance
Repairs may only be carried out by qualified personnel suitable on the basis of their
training and experience. The core drill rig is designed to require a minimum of care and
maintenance. However, the following point must always be observed:
• After completing the drilling work, clean the core drill rig from dirt and dust and, if
necessary, grease the rig for easier operation.
• After finishing work with the stand, grease the shafts and their threads. Make sure that
no water runs out of the carriage and there is no dust buildup on the carriage.
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• If possible, do not use water to clean the drill stand, as some metal parts can
accumulate flash rust and this can lead to malfunction. Make sure that the drill stand is
dry after use and cleaning.
• In the rear area of the drill slide there are 4 rollers. There are also 2 eccentric clamps in
the rear area. In the course of time, wear may occur on the rollers. If this is the case,
adjust the 2 eccentric clamps on the rear of the core drill rig slightly until the slide can be
moved again without play. The eccentric clamps (silver colored) are located on the left
side. If it is no longer possible to readjust the eccentric clamps, all 4 rollers must be
replaced to prevent further damage to the gear shafts and the rack.
• Always pay attention to the wear listed above. Replace the rollers and/or the eccentric
clamps if necessary. If the problem persists, replace the drill column.
• Check the stability of the drill stand before each use. If the base plate of the drill stand is
damaged, replace it before using the drill stand.
•
• Periodically perform a visual and functional check to ensure that all terminals and
moving parts are fully functional.
• Only use the drill stand up to the maximum permissible diameter. This can be found on
the type plate of the respective stand.
• Failure to comply with this specification may result in malfunction during operation of the
drill stand as well as injury to the operator.
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Maintenance and inspection plan
Regular inspection according to the maintenance and inspection schedule is urgently
required. Shorten the intervals between maintenance if you use the product very
frequently.
Maintenance
parts
each time
before use
monthly or after
25 hours of work
every 3rd
month or after
50 working
hours
annually or after
200 working
hours
Greasing the
needle bearing of
the gear shaft
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√
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Carriage locking
√
√
√
√
Clamping and
wheels
-
√
√
√
Drill column
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-
-
√
Gear shaft and
gears
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-
-
√
all clamping parts
and threads
√
√
√
√
Angle clamp
√
√
√
√
Rack
√
√
√
√
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Troubleshooting
Error
Cause
Troubleshooting
the sled wobbles
Rollers worn
Retighten the 2
eccentric clamps.
the gear shaft is jammed
all 4 rollers worn out
Replace all 4 casters.
Concentricity of the drive
shaft on the rack
Wear on the gear shaft or
the gear rack
Replace the worn part.
After replacing all the
eccentric clamps and aligning
the impellers, the carriage
movement is still unreliable.
The drill column is worn.
Replace the drill
column.
The angle adjustment on the
drill rig cannot be tightened at
45°.
When tightening the
locking screw for the angle
adjustment, the nut was
overtightened.
Replace clamp for
angle adjustment on
the back of the drill
column
Core drill can not be clamped
Wear on the clamping
surface
Replace the clamping
bracket ø60mm.
Drill column starts to wobble
slightly
Crack on the base plate to
the column holder
Replace the base plate
of the drill stand.
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Environmental protection
Raw material recovery instead of waste disposal!
To avoid transport damage, the device must be delivered in sturdy packaging. Packaging
as well as the device and accessories are made of recyclable materials.
The plastic parts of the device are marked according to the material. This enables
environmentally compatible, single-variety disposal via the collection facilities provided.
Warranty
In accordance with our general terms and conditions of delivery, a warranty period for
material defects of 12 months applies in business transactions with companies (proof by
invoice or delivery bill). Damage due to natural wear and tear, overloading or improper
handling remains excluded from this. Wear parts such as the column, the tensioner and
the locating wheels or needles etc. are excluded from the warranty. Damage caused by
material or manufacturer defects will be remedied free of charge by repair or replacement.
Complaints can only be accepted if the device is sent to the supplier unassembled.
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EC Declaration of Conformity
It is necessary that the machine operated with this drill stand (e.g. DKB- series)
complies with the requirements described in the technical data of the drill stand
(e.g.: drill diameter, machine mounting). We hereby declare that this unit has been
designed in accordance with Directive 2006/42/EC. Commissioning of this drilling
unit is prohibited until it has been determined that the power tool to be connected to
this unit complies with the provisions of Directive 2006/42/EC (recognizable by the
CE marking on the power tool).
Name and address of the person authorized to compile the technical
documentation:
Kernlochbohrer GmbH
Geigersbühlweg 52
72663 Großbettlingen
Location: Frickenhausen
Date: 10.01.2022
______________________
Guido Pillat
Chief Executive Officer
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