Ozito PXROS-125 User manual

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Battery
&
Charger
sold separately
PXROS-125

KNDW
YOUR
PRODUCT
CORDLESS
RANDOM
ORBITAL
SANDER
1
Dust
Sealed
On
/
Off
Switch
2
Sure
Grip
Handle
4
Battery
Seating
5
Hock
&
Loop
Sanding
Pad
6
Dust
Bag
3
Variable
Speed
Dia!
ACCESSORIES
7
Sandpaper
(BOgritl
BATTERY
&
CHARGER (sold separatelyJ
This
tool
is
compatible
with
all
batteries
and
chargers
from
the
Ozito
Power
X
Change
Range
.
ONLINE
MANUAL
Scan
this
QR
Co
de
with
your
mobile
dev
i
ce
to
ta
ke
you
to th
e
onl
i
ne
manual.
SYEAR
SETUP
&
PREPARATION
1.
ASSEMBLY
ENSURE
THE
TOOL
IS
SWITCHEO
A
□
1
scoNNECTE
□
FROM
THE
POWER
SUPPLY
~ffai~o
PERFORMING
ANY
OF
THE
FOLLOWING
TASKS.
Attaching
the
Sandpaper
1
Align
the
s
andpaper
with
the
pad
and
pre
ss
on.
e
2
Replace
the
sandpaper
once
it
is
warn
.
Fitting and Removing
the
Dust Bag
1
1
1
;
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
\
Ai
ign
t
he
op
~
~;
,n'lf
the
d
~~
•~
ag
w
ith
the
du
st
er i
ction
a· 1r
J
nd
push
or
~·
--
1
2
Ta
r~.
the
du
:,
a
the
sa
ndei.
n
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

2. BAlTERY & CHARGING
(sold
separatelyJ
THE
CHARGER
FOR
THIS
PRODUCT
SHOULD
BE
PAOTECTEo
BY
A
RESIDUAL
CURRENT
DEVICE
(AATED
AT
30MA
CR
LESSJ
.
The
purchased
battery
w
,11
be
sh
d
ip
pe
In
alow
cha
d
p
rior
to
use
A
llow
severa
l
cycl
f rge
con
I1
I0n
.
an
d
requ
I
res
c
hargmg
for
the
battery
to
rea
ch
its
I
es
O
tha
rgmg
a
nd
disc
ha
rgmg
(t
h
rough
u
se
of
th
e
tooll
op
i
mum
Perf
orm
ance
/
runtIme
Charging your lithium
ion
battery -Fast Charger
1
Connec
t
the
charger
into
a
ma
i
ns
powe
r
outlet.
2
Th
e
c~ar
g
er
L
ED
wi
ll
flash
gr
een
showmg
power
is
b
em
gs
up
pl
i
ed
to
the
charger
.
3
W1th
t
he
ch
arg
er sitting onaflat
surface
, al
ign
the
raised
ribs
on
the
batte
ry
with the
recess
in
the
ch
a
rge
r andslide
onto
t
he
c
ha
r
ger
ensur
inga
firm
connect
io
n.
4
The
charge
r L
ED
will i
llum
in
ate
red
signifying
tha
t the battery
is
charging
.
5The
cha
r
ger
LED
will
illum
i
nate
gr
ee
non
ce
th
e
battery
is
f
ull
y
charged
.
Charger
LED
lndicator
LBl
lnd
icator
Situation
.,
..
GREEN
(Fl
ashmg
)
Stand
By
(no
battery
pack
is
in
senedJ
RED
(Fl
ash
i
ng
l
Battery
is
c
ha
r
ging
(low
charge)
RED
(
lllu
mi
natedl
Battery
is
charging
(m1
dc
harge)
GR
EEN
(lll
um
i
nated
)
Ba
ttery
is
fully
charge
d
BOTH
(lll
um
i
nated
)
Batt
ery
pack
is
too
hot
or
too
cold
(charging
will
b
egin
automatically
when
battery
reaches
correc
t
cha
rgmg
temperat
ure)
80TH
(Fl
ash
i
ng)
Defective
battery
.
Never
cha
rge
a
defec
tive
batte
ry
pack
1
Re
mov
e
ba
ttery
pa
ck
from
charger
.
Charging your lithium
ion
battery -Eco Charger
1
Connec
t
the
charger
mro
am
ain
s
power
outlet
2
The
ch
a
rge
r
LED
will
fl
ash
gr
ee
n
showing
po
wer
Is
being
su
pplied
tot
he
charger
3
W1th
the
banery
sining
on
a
flat
surface
,
align
t
he
ra
1
sed
ribs
on
th
e
battery
with
t
he
r
ecess
mt
he
charger
a
nd
slideon
ro
the
battery
ens
u
ring
a
firm
connect
io
n.
4
The
cha
r
ger
LED
will illumi
nate
red
signifying
that
th
eba
nery
is
ch
arg
ing
.
5
When
r
emo
vi
ng
the
char
g
er
from
t
he
banery
,first pr
ess
the
ba
nery
re
lea
se
ta
b, th
en
sl
i
de
the
char
ger
from
its
p
osition
.
Charger
LED
lndi
cator
,
LE
D
lndicator
Situation
GR
EEN
(Flash1ngJ
Stand
By
(no
battery
pack
Is
msened)
RED
(llluminat
e
d)
Battery
is
chargmg
(lo
w
charg
e)
GREEN
(lllummated)
Battery
is
fully
charged
RED
(flashmg)
Battery
or
Charger
fault
RED
&
GRE
EN
(
Flashm
g) B
attery
pack
is
too
hot
or
100
cold
(remove
battery
from
charg
er
and
store
at
r
oom
temperature
20"C
.
lns
en
battery
aga
in
wh
en
at
correct
chargmg
tempe
r
at
ure)
.
II
th
1s
happens
agam
,
the
battery
is
defective
and
needs
to
be
repla
ce
d.
Battery Charge lndicator
The
purcha
se
db
attery
Is
equ
1p
pe
dw1
th
a
battery
c
harg
e
ind
ic
ator
to
show
the
state
of
the
battery
charge
Press
the
charge
mdicator
button
and
l
ook
to
see
wh
1
ch
LED
lights
/□
□
-,
i
'
-
~
/
□□
■
~
/
□
■-
~
/
■■-
~
Battery
req
u
Ires
immediate
chargi
ng
Low
state
of
charge
,
require
s
cha
rging
soon
Mid
state
of
charge
Full
s
tate
ot
c
harge
Note:
The
batt
ery
need
s
tobe
rem
oved
from
the too
l to
check
t
he
s
tate
of
charge

--
3.
BATTERY
& DUST BAG
lnserting
the Battery (not
included)
SIide
the
grooves
of
the
battery
mt
o
the
r
ecess
at
th
e
back
of
the
tool,
unt1I
1t
chcks
mlo
pl
ace
Removing
the Battery (not
included)
P
ress
a
nd
hold
the
battery
re
l
ease
tab
2
Sil
de
the
banerv
out
ot
the
tool
to
remove
.
Emptying
the Dust
Bag
The
d
us
t
bag
shou
ld
be
empt1ed
w
hen
it
become
s
1
/3
full
for
opt
i
mum
dust
ex
tr
ac
uon.
P
os
1t
1
on
the
sand
er
ove
r
ad
us
t
bm
and
re
m
ove
t
he
dusl
bag
.
2
Empty
the
dust
bag
1nto
a
bm
and
then
refit
the
dust
bag
onto
t
he
dus
t
ext
ra
c
uon
adaptor
OPERATION
4 . CONTROLS
Switching
On
and
Off
To
st
art
th
e
san
der
pres
s
the
on/off
sw1tch
i
nt
o
the
on
posit1on
"I"
2
Ta
st
op
operat
ion.
press
the
on/off
switch
int
o
the
off
pos1tion
"O'
'.
Variable Speed Dial
Ta
m
crease
the
r
otatio
ns
peed
of
the
tool.
ro
tate
the
di
al
to
a
h1g
h
er
number
2
Ta
decrease
th
e
rotation
spe
ed
of
the
to
ol.
ro
tate
the
d1al
to
a
lower
numbe
r
'
'
1
--

5. SANDING
Sec
u
re
the
sandin
material
to
be
g
Where
POS
SJble
2
W1th
a
firm
grIp
h
on
I
es
an
der
.
sw1tch
the
sander
an
1
,1
3
Gradu
ally
lower
the
sander
onto
the
w
orkp
1ece
with
a
shght
forw
a
rd
movement
4
For
optImum
resu
lt
s.
use
e1ther
of
th
ese
strokes
Backward/ Forward
Side
to
Side
L
6. SANDING TIPS
Neve
r
force
the
s
ander
The
we19ht
of
th
e
sander
sup
p
lies
adequat
e
pre
ssu
re
allowIn
g
the
sand
paper
to
do
the
work
App
ly1
ng
add11
1
ona
l
pres
su
re
w
,11
slow
the
motor
,
ra
p
1dly
wear
th
es
andpap
er
.
and
greatly
red
u
ce
the
sander
speed
Th
1swill
slow
the
r
emoval
rat
e
an
d
produce
an
i
nferio
r
qua
li
ty
sur1a
ca
CAUTION
:
bcess1ve
pressu
re
will
overload
the
motor
,
cau
s
ing
poss
1ble
damage
to
the
sande
r
by
overheating
th
e
motor
;or
dam
age
to
the
workp
1
ece
Be
sure
to
check
your
workp1ece
o
ften
The
s
ander
Is
capab
le
of
rem
ov
1ng
material
rap1dly,
espec1ally
w1th
coar
se
paper
The
random
orbi
ta
l
acllon
of
you
r
sa
n
der
allow
syou
to
sand
w1
th
the
gra
in
.
or
at
any
angle
acros
s
11
f
or
most
sand
mg
Job
s
In
the
fina
l s
tage
sa
be
ner
fi
ms
h
will
be
ach1ev
ed
by
sanding
w1th
t
he
gra
in
Do
n
ot
s
an
d
on
one
spot
for
too
lang
The
sander's
rap
id
actIo
n
may
remove
too
much
material.
creating
an
uneven
surface
A
DO
NOT
USE
FOR
SANDING
PLASTER
AS
~
THIS
WILL
VOJD
THE
WARRANTY
.
, PXROS-125

MAINTENANCE
ALWAYS
ENSURE
THE
TOOL
HAS
A
COMPLETELY
STOPPED
AND
THE
BATTERY
IS
REMOVED
PRIOR
TO
ANY
MAINTENANCE.
•
Keep
vent
1
lat1on
sI01s
ol
the
sande
,
cle
an
al
all
1
,me
s10
en
su
re
e
tfic,en
t op
era
1
Ion
•
Atte
,
eacll
use,
blow
au
ltuo
ugh
th
et
oo
l h
ous,
ng
to
ensu
re
11
,s
fr
ee
from
all
d
ust.
d,
11
.etc
Bu
,l
d
upof
dusL
d,
11
pa111c
l
es
may
cause
l
he
t
ool
to
overhe
a1
a
nd
sh
o,ten
1he
lifeoft
he
t
oo
l
• lft
he
hous
,
ng
of
the
sander
re
q
uires
cl
e
anmg.
do
no
t use
so
lv
emsbut amo,s1s
ofl
cfot
h01
so
h
b
rus
ho
nlv
• N
ever
le
t
any
li
quid
g
e1
,ns,de
lhe1
00
1.n
eve
r
Imme1se
an
y
palt
of
1he 100
1
inlo
li
qu
id
• No
lu
b11ca1,
on
Is
necessary
as
1h
et
ool
ha
s
sealed
be
a
,mg
s
•
When
not
in
use
the
sander
sho
uld
be
s1or
ed
,n
a
dry,
fro
s1
fr
ee
lo
ca1
1on
not
w11h
in
1
he
reachof
ch
I
ld
r
en
Battery
protection
system
Tue
t
oo
l
Is
equ
1
pped
w,th
the
banery
protec~on
system
.
wh
i
ch
he
l
ps
to
en
s
ur
ea
long
seM
ce
hfe
Tue
output
powe
r
aut
o
maucally
cut
s
off
dunng
operation
when
the
t
ool
and/
or
banery
are
pl
aced
Ufl
derthe
fo
ll
owmg
sIl\JatI0flS
• When the
tool
is
overloaded:
lf
th
1s
occur
s,
relea
se
the
tngge
r
sw1tch
and
remove
ca
u
ses
of
ove
r
load
,
then
pull
the
sw1tch
tngge
r
agam
to
restart
.
• When the remai
ni
ng batter,capacity becomes
low
:
Recha
rge
the
banery
pac
k.
N
ote
:
Th
e
banery
protect1on
system
does
not
m
any
wa
y
damage
the too
l.
N
ote
:
The
mdi
cated
capac
1
ty
may
be
lower
than
the
actual
level
dunng
use
or
1mmed
1
ately
al1er
us
ing
th
e
too
l
TROUBLESHOOTING
LED
li
ghts
do
not
ill
um
inate
an
charge
r
Ch
eck
thc
chargmg
adao
tor
1s
sec
ure
ly
p
lug
g
ed
1nto
the
wall
out
let
Che
ck
the
bat
te
ry
1s
fi
rm
ly
co
nnec
ted
to
lh
e
chargm
gc
rad
le
C
he
ck
tha
t
the
chargmg
1a
ck1ss
ecu
ref
y
con
nect
ed
to
the
c
hargmg
cr
a
dle
The
battery
has
a short run time
Ensure
the
battery
1s
properly
cha
rg
ed
II
wi
ll
take
4-5
cha
rgmgcyc
le
s
bef
ore
t
he
ba
n
ery
r
eaches
op1
1
mum
c
harge
and
run
time
On
1he
m11
1
al
c
harge
,t
he
ba
ne
ry
re
qu
,re
s
5
h
ours
of
charg
i
ng
Subsequent
chargmg
on
lyr
equI
res
3-5
hou
rs
Sparking
visible
thr
ough
t
he
hous
i
ng
air
vents
A
small
amount
of
s
park1ng
ma
ybev
1s
1ble
th
r
ough
the
ho
usm
g
ven
ts
T
h1s
1sn
or
ma
l
and
does
not
in
d1
c
at
eapr
obl
em
Sandpaper
Sele
cti
on
Selec11ng
lhe
co
n
ect
911
1
of
sand
pa
per
,s
an
,mporlilnl
s
lep
in
ach
,
ev
in
g
op1tmum
resul1s
C
oa
r
se
g
,11
wi
ll r
em
o
ve
the
mos
l
ma
1
e11
al
rmer
gril will
PlodUCf
a
smoolhel
finish
Jhe
cond
1
1Ion
of
tne
w
or
k
p,ec
ew
,11
del
e
rmine
t
he
9
111
of
t
he
sandpape,
tobe
used
T
he
h19
he1
lhe
gm
numbei
.
1/le
fi
ne,
t
he
gra
de
of
sand
pap
e,
lf
th
e
surfa
ce
1s,o
ug
h,
start
w11
ha
coarse
9111
and
sand
unt,
I
1/l
e
surf
a
ce
Is
u
ni
form
Med
ium
grot
ma
y
th
en
be
u
sed
10
r
emove
scra
t
ch
es
le
fl
by
the
coarser
g11t
finer
g
111
,s
then
used
10
fin
,
sh
the
su
rfa
ce
Alwa
ys
co
n
tinue
san
d,
ng
w,thea
ch
g
rade
of
sandpaper
uot,1
lhe
surtace
,s
uniform
MATERIAL
APPROPRIATE
GRIT
C
oarse
Sa
ndi
ng
Fina
Sand
i
ng
Pa
intwork
1
80
40
0
Wood
So
f
twood
60
24
0
H
ardwoo
d 60
180
Veneer
2
40
3
20
N
ote
lf m
1e,
m
ed
1
a1
e
sand,ng
,s
r
equue
d.
choose
a9
111
,a
ting
between
coarse
and
fi
ne
The
a
bove
tab
le
,s
,ntend
ed
as
ag
uIde
onfy
To
ensur
e
a
sa1,sfac1orv
resu
lt,as
ma
ll,
1nconspIcuous
area
shou
ld
füs
t
be
tested
10
•nsure
th
i 1
111
of
Yndpap?•
ch
osen
,s
su,ta
b
le
for
the
desued
fin1
sh

SPARE PARTS
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Desk
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I
ht1es exI s1 Che ck w1th your l oca l counc1I authonty for
r ecych ng ad vice .
Recycling p ack aging reduce s the need for landfill a nd raw ma t er 1als
Reu se of recycled material de creases pollut1on in the env,ronment
P le ase recycle pack agmg where fa c ,ltt ies exist Check w 1th yo ur local
counc1l authority for rec yclin g ad v 1ce
.A BATIERY AND CHARGER SAFnY WARNINGS
THI SMAN UAL CO NT AINS IMPORTANT S AFETY AND OPERATI NGIN STRUCTIO NS FOR YOUR
BATTERY C HAR GER
Beiare us,ng the charget r cad all ,nstruc t ,ons and caur,onar,' markmg s on the chargcr baner,' pack
and rhc pto ducr us ,ng lho banery pac k
n
11
s chargct ,s nor ,n r ended 1 01 anv uses o ther th an charg,ng rechargeable batte11 es Anv othat use
mav ,esult in 115k ol fii e elecrnc shock or elecuocu t ,o n
Da no r placc a nv 001ec r an top ol l he c harger 01 place rhe cha1ge1 on a sof t su t1 ac e lhal m av re sult ,n
excess,ve ,nrerna l he al Place lhe cha1ge 1,na po5r 1 1on awav ft om any heat sou r ce
10 tcduce tr5k ot damage ro tho elect11 c plug and cord ,p ull by the pl ug rat her t han the cor d when
d, sconneclln gt he c ha r ger
Make s ure t he cord ,s l oc ated so that ,r w, 11 no t be ste pped on. t 11 ppe d ove r, 01 ot herw ,se s uo1e cted
to damage or s tre ss
6 An e xt ens,on cord should no t be u sed unless absol utely necessar,' Use of an ~ extmsron COid
could r esult "' the nsk ot r,re . eloonc shoclc er e lectrocutJon
Da no t operat e lhe c harger ,1 ,t has rece rve da shar p blow . been dropped 01 oth erw, se damaged in anv
way Have ,1 chec k ed by an elect11c , an 01 pewer t ool repa11e1
s Do not d,sassemble cha r ger Take ,t to an elec r 11c,an 01 pow er tocl re pa 11er whe n serv , ce or re pa ir ,s
1eou11ed lncorrect roa 5 5emb ly mav rcsult ,n a 115 kote lec trlC sh ock. elec tr oc ut ,on or fite
9 Ta red u ce 11sk otel ect11c shoc k.u np lug rhe cha rg er l r01n the outlet before att emp t ,ng any cleamng
Aemovm g tne batterv patk w, 11 no tr educe th ,s 115 k
10 Never attemp t to con ne ct 2 charger 5 together
t1 00 NOT stere er u se the rool a nd baner,' pack in rocarlOflS w!lefe the tempe,arure ma v reach or exceed
40'C J such as 1ns1 de shed5 or metal bu,ldtng s ,n summer)
t2 The cha rger 15 de5 1 gned too perate an s tandard h ouseh old electnca l power 1240 v oltsl Oo not atte mpt
to us e 11 an any other vo ltage
1
13 lhe batter,' pack ,s no l tu lly c harged o ut ot 1he carton F ,rs t re ad the sa tety ,ns truct,on 5 and th en
t ollow the c harg,ng no tes a nd pr oc edure s
14 The l ang es t h ie and best perfotm a nc e can be obta,ned ,t t he batter,' pack 15c harged when the a ,r
t emperarure ,s betwee n 18 • 24 'C Da n ot c harge t he batter,' pack ,n an a ir te moerature belov , lCfC or
a bove 40'C Th ,s 15 ,mportant and wi ll prevent damage to the batter,' pack
15 Do not ,rcinerare the batterv pad< even ,t 11 15 senously damaged or ,s ccrnpletely wom out T he bat terv
can e,plode ,n a fire
16 N ever anempt to open the batt er,' pack tor any reason lt the ptast,c housr ng otthe batter,' padc bfeakS 01
cracks . ,mmediately d 1scon 11nue u se and da not recharge
17 Dur1ng charg, ng . the baller,' must be p lace d ,n a w eil venttlated area
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS
V
Volts
Hz Hertz
ac/- Altemat,ng cu rr ent w Watts
de/=
D1rect current -Diam
ete r
mA M illiam peres
Ah A mp hour
® Do notexpose to rain.
no No l oad speed
/min Revolutions or re c1 proca t1on per m1n ute
C Electr
ic al Em ,ss,ons ® Transformer Energy
Conform,ty (
EMC)
·-
Rating (ME PS )
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Lß Warning
(1
Read instruct, on manual
191
Double ,nsul ated
0 lnd
oor use on ly
-E3- Thermal cut-out protect,on
0---<----0 1 Polanty
•
L1 th 1um Ion battery ~i Do not use or store battery ,n
L.....,
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temperatures exceedmg 50-C
~
Re cycle battery
~
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OlCV
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in ctnerate
~
Do not get batte ry wet

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1
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1
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power
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rain
or
wet
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I
pow9f
lOOI
will
1nct~
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conf
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or unpluggmg
u,.,
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of
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tools.
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11
NWttJtned
A
RANDDM
ORBITAL
SANDER
SAFETY
WARNINGS
~
WARNI
NG
!
•
Hold
power
tool
by
inaul
■
ted
gripping
surfaces,
because
the
s
■
nding
pad
may
contact
lt
■
own
cord.
C
um
ng
a
·1t
ve·
wire
ma
y
make
exposed
metal
pans
of
the
power
t
ool
·1
,ve
·
and
could
gM!
the
operator
ane
lectnc
shock.
Dispolling
af
duat.
Be
e
xtr
emely
ca
reful
ol
du
st
d1sposa
l,
mate
11
al
s
in
fi
ne
pan,c
le
form
ma
y
be
explosiv
e
Oo
not
throw
sa
nd,ng
dust
on
an
011811
fire
Spontaneous
combust,on
,
may
111
time
,
resull
f
rom
a
m,
xture
of
o,I
or
water
w1th
du
st
paru
cles
Always
wear eye
protection
end
■
dust
mask
for dusty
applic
■
tions
■
nd
when sanding
overh
■■
d.
S
and,ng
panicles
can
be
absorbed
by
you
r
eyes
and
,nhaled
eas,ly
and
may
cause
health
comphca
1
1ons
Uae
speci
■
I
precaution• when sanding
chemic
■
lly
pressure
treated
timb
■
r
,
p
■
int
that
m
■
y
be
lead
bas
■
d,
or
any
other
materiale
that
may contain
carcinogene
.
Asu
1table
breath1ng
resp,
r
ato
r
an
d
protect,
vecl
ot
h•
ng
mus
tbe
worn
by
all
persons
enter111g
t
he
work
area
W
ork
should
be
sealed
by
plasoc
sheet111g
and
persons
no
t
prot
ec
t
ed
should
be
kl!pt
out
unt1I
work
area
,s
thorough
ly
cleaned
Do
not
'Wllt
send'
with
thia
sand
■
r
.
uqu1ds
ente11ng
the
motor
ho
us,
ng
are
an
elect11cal
shoc
k
hazard
Do
not
uae
san
dpaper
intand
■
d
for
larger
s■
nding
pads
.
Larger
sandpaper
w
ill
exteod
beyond
the
sand1ng
pad
caus1ng
snagg,ng
,
teanng
of
the
pape
r
or
k1ck
-
back
Eioua
pape
r
exteod1ng
beyond
the
sand,ng
pad
ca
n
also
ca
use
senous
lacerat,ons
&
WA
RNING!
Some
dus
t
created
by
power
sandrng
,
saw1119
,
gnnd1ng
,
d11l
h
ng
and
other
construct,on
act,v111es
conta111
chem1ca
ls
known
to
cause
cancer
,
b1nh
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.
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,
•
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and
chrom,
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from
them,cally
-
treated
t1mbe
r
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from
lhese
exposures
vanes
,
depend
in
g
on
how
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yo
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do
th
,s
type
of
work
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reduce
you
r
expos
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re
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se
chem,cals
w
ork
111
a
well
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area
and
work
Wtth
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salety
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.
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has
dust
masks
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