Description
The GEP 710 PLUS (600617420) is an outstanding die grinder designed for those hard - to - reach spots. It comes with a paddle switch featuring a dead - man function. Thanks to its ergonomic and non - slip design, it ensures safe operation. The long grinding spindle is perfect for working in tight spaces. There's a spindle lock for easy tool changes. The cast aluminum bearing flange guarantees a long machine lifespan. The Vario - Constamatic (VC) full - wave electronics allow you to work at customized speeds according to the materials, and the speed remains stable even under load. You can pre - select the speed with the thumbwheel. For safety, there's an electronic safety shutdown in case the tool stops suddenly, restart protection to prevent accidental start - up after a power interruption, and electronic overload protection for a long service life. It also has a precise collar for stationary use, a removable protective rubber cap for comfort and safety, a slim housing for great handling, a precision collet for accurate concentricity, and a Metabo long - life motor with patented dust protection. Please note that the machine shown may vary in equipment and technical details based on the configuration. Pay attention to the delivery scope and product description. Accessories are included only if listed in the delivery scope. The no - load speed ranges from 10000 - 30500 RPM, it has 6.4 AMPS, a rated input power of 710 W, an output power of 430 W, 24000 RPM at rated load, a collar diameter of 1 11/16 ', a collet chuck bore of 1/4 ', weighs 3.5 lbs (without power cable), and has a 9 - ft cable length. The vibration levels are 5.6 m/s² for grind surface up to Ø 25 mm and 16.9 m/s² for up to Ø 50 mm, with a measurement uncertainty K of 1.5 m/s². The noise emission includes a sound pressure level of 80 dB(A), a sound power level (LwA) of 91 dB(A), and a measurement uncertainty K of 3 dB(A).
Using the GEP 710 PLUS die grinder is easy. First, make sure the power is off. Then, use the spindle lock to change tools quickly. You can pre - select the speed using the thumbwheel according to the material you're working on. When you're ready, hold the grinder firmly with the ergonomic paddle switch. Start the machine and start grinding those hard - to - reach areas. Remember, the dead - man function ensures your safety, so always keep a good grip. After use, turn off the power. When it comes to maintenance, keep the grinder clean. Wipe it down after each use to prevent dust build - up. The Metabo motor has patented dust protection, but it's still a good idea to keep it as clean as possible. Check the cable regularly for any signs of damage. Also, pay attention to the delivery scope. Only the accessories listed are included. If you notice any abnormal vibrations or noises during operation, stop using the grinder immediately and check for problems. This will help keep your grinder in good shape and ensure a long service life.
