GWS 21/24/26 (C74) - Buch

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1 13ASIEN 6ｦ1 Printed in Germany 6ｦ1 BA C74 6ｦ1 GWS 21/24/26 6ｦ1 Titel (Vorderseite) 6ｦ1 OSW 09/01 GWS 21/24/26 (C74) - Buch Seite 1 Mittwoch, 17. Oktober :21 11 Operating Instructions ｦﾐ ｪ 罍ｰ ﾌ6 76ｾ40608 ｰｦﾐ Petunjuk-Petunjuk untuk Penggunaan H0302ng d09n s04 d02ng U ULM0400 ｪ GWS /230 (J)H GWS /230 (J)B GWS /230 (J)H GWS /230 (J)B GWS /230 (J)H English ｰ ｭ ｰ ﾆ01 Bahasa Indonesia Ti ｯng Vi00t Nam v06 ｪU

2 METAL mm mm mm mm mm mm ｦ C74 6ｦ

3 133 6ｦ C74 6ｦ

4 GWS (J)B GWS (J)B GWS (J)B GWS (J)B ｦ C74 6ｦ

5 13Tool Specifications Angle Grinder GWS H GWS H GWS B Part number With restricted starting current GWS JH GWS JH GWS JB Part number Rated power [W] Output power [W] Idling speed [rpm] Grinding disk dia. [mm] max. 180 max. 230 max. 180 Grinder spindle threads M 14 M 14 M 14 Weight (without optional extras) approx. [kg] Safety class / II / II / II Angle Grinder GWS H GWS B GWS H Part number With restricted starting current GWS JB GWS JH Part number Rated power [W] Output power [W] Idling speed [rpm] Grinding disk dia. [mm] max. 180 max. 230 max. 230 Grinder spindle threads M 14 M 14 M 14 Weight (without optional extras) approx. [kg] Safety class / II / II / II Angle Grinder GWS B GWS H GWS B GWS H Part number With restricted starting current GWS JB GWS JB GWS JH Part number Rated power [W] Output power [W] Idling speed [rpm] Grinding disk dia. [mm] max. 180 max. 180 max. 230 max. 230 Grinder spindle threads M 14 M 14 M 14 M 14 Weight (without optional extras) approx. [kg] Safety class / II / II / II / II Switch-on (inrush) currents cause short-term voltage drops. Under unfavorable power supply conditions, other equipment may be affected. If the system impedance of the power supply is lower than 0.25 ohm, disturbances are unlikely to occur. 6 6ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ English - 1

6 13Operating Controls 1 Thread for auxiliary handle (3x) 2 Spindle locking button 3 On/Off switch 4 Auxiliary handle 5 Grinding spindle 6 Protective hood 7 Adjustment screw 8 Clamping lever 9 Retainer mounting flange with O-ring 10 Roughing/cutting disc* 11 Clamping nut 12 Quick clamping nut* 13 Clamping screw 14 Coded projection 15 Protective hood for grinding cup* 16 Grinding cup* 17 Hand protector* 18 Spacing disc* 19 Rubber sanding plate* 20 Sanding sheet* 21 Round nut* 22 Cup brush* 23 Diamond cutting disc* 24 Cutting guide with protective vacuuming hood* 25 Handle unlocking button 26 Handle 27 Cutting grinder stand* * Optional Extras * Not all the illustrated or described accessories are included as standard delivery. For Your Safety Working safely with this machine is possible only when the operating and safety information is read completely and the instructions contained therein are strictly followed. In addition, the general safety notes in the enclosed booklet must be observed. Before using for the first time, ask for a practical demonstration. If the cable is damaged or cut through while working, do not touch the cable and pull the plug immediately. Never use the machine with a damaged cable. Wear protective glasses and ear protection. The dust that is produced while working can be detrimental to health, inflammable or explosive. Suitable safety measures are required. Examples: Some dusts are regarded as carcinogenic. Use suitable dust-/chip extraction and wear a dust mask. Dust from light alloys can burn or explode. Always keep the work place clean, as blends of materials are particularly dangerous. Wear protective gloves and sturdy shoes. When necessary, also ware an apron. Connect machines used outdoors via a residual current device (RCD) with a maximum triggering current of 30 ma. Use only extension cables that are intended for outdoor use. When working with the machine, always hold it firmly with both hands and make sure you are in a secure standing position. Always direct the cable to the rear away from the machine. Always switch off the machine and allow it to come to a stop before putting it down. Insert the power plug only when the machine is switched off. In case of mains failure or when the main plug is pulled, unlock the On/Off switch immediately and turn it to the off position. This prevents uncontrolled restarting. The machine should only be used only for dry cutting/grinding. For all work done with the machine, the auxiliary handle 4 must be mounted. 7 6ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ English - 2

7 13 Hold electric tools by their insulated handles whenever there is the possibility of touching hidden wires or the tools6 5 own cords while using them. Touching a ｰlive ｱ wire can transfer the voltage to the exposed metal parts of the tool and give the operator an electric shock. Do not drill, saw or cut in blind areas where there could be hidden electric, gas or water lines. Use the appropriate detectors to find these lines in the work area or call the local utility company for assistance. Touching electric lines may cause fire or electric shock. Striking a gas line will probably result in an explosion. Breaking into a water pipe will cause property damage or may cause an electric shock. The protective hood 6 must be mounted when working with roughing or cutting discs. When working with the rubber sanding plate 19 or with the cup brush 22/disc brush/flap disc, we recommend you to mount the hand protector 17 (optional extra). When working with stone, use a vacuum cleaner for removing dust. The vacuum cleaner must be approved for removing masonry dust. When cutting stone, use the cutting guide. Don ｯt work with materials containing asbestos. Use only grinding tools whose allowable speed is at least as high as the idling speed of the machine. Check grinding tools before use. The grinding tool must be properly mounted and turn freely. Perform a test run for at least 30 seconds without load. Do not use damaged, out-of-round or vibrating grinding tools. Protect the grinding wheel from impact, shock and grease. Apply the machine to the workpiece only when switched on. Keep hands away from rotating grinding tools. Pay attention to the direction of rotation. Always hold the machine so that sparks and grinding dust fly away from the body. When grinding metal, flying sparks are produced. Take care that no persons are endangered. Because of a possible fire hazard, no combustible materials should be nearby (spark flying zone). Be careful when cutting grooves, e. g. in loadcarrying walls: See the information on statics. Blocking the cutting disc leads to a strong jerking reaction of the machine. If this happens, switch off the machine immediately. Pay attention to the dimensions of the grinding disc. The mounting hole diameter must fit the mounting flange 9 without play. Do not use reducer pieces or adapters. Never use cutting discs for rough grinding. Do not exert any lateral pressure on the cutting discs. Observe the manufacturer ｮs instructions regarding mounting and use of grinding tools. Caution! The grinding wheel keeps running after the machine has been switched off. Do not tighten the machine in a vise. Never allow children to use the machine. Bosch can only guarantee a flawless functioning of the machine if the original accessories intended for it are used. Intended Use The machine is intended for cutting, roughing and brushing metal and stone materials without using water. For cutting stone, a cutting guide is required. Information about Statics Slots in load-carrying walls are subject to Part 1 of the German Industrial Standard (DIN) No. 1053, or to country-specific regulations. These regulations are to be observed under all circumstances. Before beginning work, consult the responsible structural engineer, architects or the construction supervisor. 8 6ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ English - 3

8 13Mounting the Protective Devices Before any work on the machine itself, pull the power plug. The protective hood 6 must be mounted when working with roughing or cutting discs. Protective hood with clamping screw The coded projection 14 on the hood 6 ensures that only a hood that fits a specific machine type can be mounted on it. Loosen the clamping screw 13, if necessary. Place the hood 6 with coded projection 14 into the coded groove on the spindle collar of the machine head and rotate to the required position (working position). The closed side of the protective hood 6 must always point to the operator. Tighten clamping screw 13. Protective hood with quick clamp (Optional Extra) The wheel guard is preadjusted to the diameter of the spindle collar. If required, the 7 4 tightening tension of the clamping bracket can be changed by tightening or loosening the adjustment screw 7. Always ensure that the wheel guard 6 sits tightly tightly on the spindle collar. Open the clamping lever 8. Place the protective hood 6 on the spindle collar of the machine head and turn to the required position (working position). To fasten the protective hood 6, close the clamping lever 8. The closed side of the protective hood 6 must always point to the operator. Auxiliary Handle For all work done with the machine, the auxiliary handle 4 must be mounted. Depending on the chosen working method, screw the auxiliary handle 4 into the head of the machine. Auxiliary handle with vibration absorption (Optional Extra) The vibration-dampening auxiliary handle reduces vibrations, making its operation safer and more comfortable. Do not make any alterations to the auxiliary handle. Do not continue to use an auxiliary handle if it is damaged. Hand Protector (Optional Extra) When working with the rubber sanding plate 19 or with the cup brush 22/disc brush/flap disc, we recommend you to mount the hand protector 17 (optional extra). The hand protector 17 is fastened with the auxiliary handle 4. Mounting the Grinding Tools (Optional Extra) Before any work on the machine itself, pull the power plug. Use only grinding tools whose allowable speed is at least as high as the idling speed of the machine. Since roughing and cutting discs become very hot while working, do not touch them until they have cooled. Clean the grinder spindle and all parts to be mounted. For clamping and loosening the grinding tools, lock the grinder spindle 5 with the spindle locking button 2. Activate the spindle locking button 2 only when the grinder spindle is at a standstill! Roughing/Cutting Disc Pay attention to the dimensions of the grinding disc. The mounting hole diameter must fit the mounting flange 9 without play. Do not use reducer pieces or adapters. When using a diamond cutting disc, take care that the direction of rotation arrow on the diamond cutting disc and the direction of rotation of the machine (direction of rotation arrow on the machine head) agree. For mounting, see the illustration page. 9 6ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ English - 4

9 13Screw on the clamping nut 11 and tighten with the two-hole spanner (see Section ｰQuick Clamping Nut ｱ). An O-ring (plastic part) is inserted in the retainer mounting flange 9 around 9 the spigot. If the O-ring is missing or damaged, it will have to be replaced (Stock No ) before the retainer mounting flange 9 is mounted. After mounting the grinding tool but before switching it on, check that the 7 4 grinding tool is correctly mounted and that it can turn freely. Flap disc Remove the protective hood 6 and mount the hand protector 17. Place the special retainer mounting flange 9 (optional extra, Stock No ) and the flap disc on the grinder spindle 5. Screw on the clamping nut 11 and tighten with the two-hole spanner. Rubber Sanding Plate 19 Remove the protective hood 6 and mount the hand protector 17. Prior to mounting the rubber sanding plate 19, place the 2 spacing discs 18 onto the grinding spindle. For mounting, see the illustration page. Screw on the round nut 21 and tighten with the two-hole spanner. Cup Brush 22/Disc brush Remove the protective hood 6 and mount the hand protector 17. The grinding tool must be screwed onto the grinding spindle 5 until it rests firmly against the grinder spindle flange at the end of the grinder spindle threads. Tighten with an open-ended spanner. Grinding cup When working with grinding cups, use a special protective hood for the grinding cup 15. The grinding cup 16 should protrude from the hood 15 only as far and as long as absolutely necessary to perform the work. Reset the protective hood 15 to this distance. For mounting, see the illustration page. Screw on the clamping nut 11 and tighten with a suitable offset two-hole spanner. Approved Grinding Tools All grinding tools described in these operating instructions can be used (roughing and cutting discs of synthetic resin-bonded, fiber-reinforced material). The permissible speed [rpm] or the circumferential speed [m/s] of the grinding tools used must correspond minimally to the values given in the table. For this reason, always observe the permissible rotational/circumferential speed on the label of the grinding tool. b D b d D d D max. [mm] [mm] D b d [rpm] [m/s] ｨC ｨC The quick clamping nut 12 (optional extra) can be used instead of the clamping nut 11. Grinding tools can be mounted without using tools. The quick clamping nut 12 may be used only for roughing and cutting discs. Use only a flawless, undamaged quick clamping nut 12. When screwing on, take care that the printed side does not point to the grinding disc. The arrow must point to the index mark 28. ｨC ｨC M Quick Clamping Nut (Optional Extra) 10 6ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ English - 5

10 Initial Operation Lock the grinder spindle with the spindle locking button 2. Tighten the quick clamping nut by forcefully turning the grinding disc clockwise. A properly tightened and undamaged quick clamping nut can be loosened by turning the knurled ring counter-clockwise. Never loosen a tightened quick clamping nut with pliers. Instead, use a two-hole spanner. Insert the two-hole spanner as shown in the illustration. Always use the correct voltage: The voltage of the power source must agree with the values on the nameplate of the machine. Switching On and Off To start the unit, push the On/Off switch 3 forwards but without pressing it, then press it down. To lock on, push the pressed On/Off switch 3 further forwards. To switch the unit off, release the On/Off switch 3 or push and release it then. Switch configuration without lock (specific countries): To start the unit, push the On/Off switch 3 forwards but without pressing it, then press it down. To switch off the unit, release the On/Off switch 3. Test run! 7 4 Check the grinding tool before use. The grinding tool must be flawlessly mounted and be able to rotate freely. Perform a test run of at least 30 seconds without load. Do not use damaged or vibrating grinding tools. Starting Current Limiting (Type J) As a result of controlled starting of the machine, a 16 A fuse is adequate. A machine that lacks a residual current delimitation needs a higher degree of fuse protection (put in at least a 16 A delayed action fuse). Operating Instructions Clamp down the workpiece if it does not stay in place owing to its own weight. Do not load the machine so heavily that it comes to a standstill. Since roughing and cutting discs become very hot while working, do not touch them until they have cooled. Rough Grinding The best roughing results can be achieved with a 30 to 40 approach angle. Move the machine back and forth with moderate pressure. In this manner, the work piece will not overly heat up nor discolor and no ridges will be formed. Never use a cutting disc for roughing. Flap disc The flap disc (optional extra) can be used for working on curved surfaces and profiles (contour sanding). Flap discs have a considerably higher service life than sanding sheets, a lower noise level and lower sanding temperatures. Cutting When cutting, do not press, tilt or oscillate. Gently slide it forward with a speed adapted to the material being worked on. Do not brake cutting discs that are slowing down to a stop by using side pressure. 11 6ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ English - 6

11 13The cutting direction is very important. The machine must always work opposite to the direction of rotation. Therefore, never move the machine in the other direction! Otherwise, there is the danger of it being pushed uncontrolled out of the cut. Cutting Grinder Stand With the cutting grinder stand 27 (optional extra), work pieces of equal length can be cut at 0 to 45 angles. The safety notes and operating instructions in the corresponding operating instructions manual of the angle grinder are to be strictly observed. Use only original Bosch grinder stands. The vacuum cleaner must be approved for the vacuuming of masonry dust. Bosch provides suitable vacuum cleaners. Switch on the machine and place the front part of the cutting guide on the workpiece. Gently slide the machine forward with a speed adapted to the material to be worked on (Figure). For cutting especially hard materials, e. g., concrete with high gravel content, the diamond cutting disc can overheat and become damaged as a result. This is indicated clearly by a ring of sparks that rotates with the diamond cutting disc. In this case, interrupt the cutting process and allow the diamond cutting disc to cool by letting it run freely at a no-load speed for a short time. A noticeable drop in work performance and a rotating spark ring indicate that the diamond cutting disc has become dull. It can be resharpened with brief cuts in an abrasive material (e. g., chalky sand stone). Rotating the Machine Head 27 Cutting Stone The machine should only be used only for dry cutting/grinding. It is best to use a diamond cutting-off wheel. To prevent the tool from tilting, use the guide block 24 with special extraction protective hood. Operate the machine only with the dust extraction device. In addition, wear a dust protection mask. Before any work on the machine itself, pull the power plug. The machine head can be rotated in 90 steps with respect to the machine housing. By doing this, the On/Off switch can be brought to a better position for special working situations, e. g., for cutting work with the cutting guide 24/cutting grinder stand 27 (optional extra) or for left-handed persons. Unscrew the four screws completely. Rotate the machine head carefully and without removing it from the housing bring it to its new position. Screw in the screws again and tighten. 12 6ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ English - 7

12 13Turning the machine handle (GWS 24/26-180/230 (J)B) 7ﾉ7 25 7ﾉ6 The handle 26 can be turned 90 either to the left or right with respect to the motor housing. This enables the On/Off switch to be brought to a better operating position for certain working situations, e. g. for cutting work with the guide block/ cutting stand (optional extra) and for left-handers. Pull the handle unlocking button 25 firmly in the direction of the arrow (7ﾉ6), turning the handle 26 to the desired position (7ﾉ7) at the same time until it notches. The figure shows handle 26 turned by 90. The handle unlocking button 25 and the 7 4 On/Off switch 3 have a safety interlock. The machine cannot be switched on if the handle 26 is not notched in one of the three possible positions. The handle 26 cannot be unlocked if the On/Off switch 3 is locked. Maintenance and Cleaning 26 Before any work on the machine itself, pull the power plug. For safe and proper working, always keep 7 4 the machine and the ventilation slots clean. Under extreme working conditions, conductive dust can accumulate in the interior of the machine when working with metals, wich can impair the protective insulation of the machine.therefore, in such cases it is recommended that stationary dust extraction equipment be used as well as the frequent blowing out of the ventilation slots and the installation of a residual current device (RCD). Should the machine fail in spite of careful manufacturing and testing, its repair should be carried out by a Bosch power tools authorized service agent. For all correspondence and spare parts orders, always include the 10-digit order number of the machine! Guarantee We guarantee Bosch appliances in accordance with statutory/country-specific regulations (proof of purchase by invoice or delivery note). Damage attributable to normal wear and tear, overload or improper handling will be excluded from the guarantee. In case of a claim, please send the machine, fully assembled, to your dealer or the Bosch Service Center for electric power tools. Environmental Protection Recycle raw materials instead of disposing them as waste. The machine, its accessories and packaging materials should be sorted for environmentallyfriendly recycling. These instructions are printed on chlorine-free recycled paper. The plastic components are labeled for categorized recycling. Noise/Vibration Information Measured values determined according to EN The A-weighted noise levels of the tool are typically: Sound pressure level: 90 db (A); sound power level: 103 db (A). Wear ear protection! The weighted acceleration is typically 5.5 m/s 2. When using the auxiliary handle with vibration absorption, the hand/arm vibration of the power tool used is typically less than 2.5 m/s ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ English - 8

13 13Service In case of a claim, repair or purchase of replacement parts or in case of queries or other problems please contact your local dealer or Bosch representative. People ｯs Republic of China Shanghai C. Melchers Ltd. 13/Fl, East Ocean Centre 588 Yan ｮan Road (East) Shanghai ｼ (0)21 / Fax (0)21 / Guangzhou C. Melchers Ltd. Room 1108, T.P. Plaza 9/109 Liu Hua Road Guangzhou ｼ (0)20 / Fax (0)21 / Beijing C. Melchers Ltd. Beijing Representatives Room Beijing Tower No. 10 Chang ｯan Avenue (East) Beijing ｼ (0)10 / Fax (0)10 / Hongkong C. Melchers Ltd Shun Tak Centre, West-Tower 200 Connaught Road, Central Hongkong 7ｼ / Fax / Indonesia P. T. Multi Tehaka Karang Anyar Permai Block B-24 Jl. Karang Anyar No. 55 Jakarta Pusat Indonesia 7ｼ (0)21 / (5 lines) Fax (0)21 / sales@bosch.co.id Phillippines Robert Bosch, Inc. Zuellig Building Sen. Gil Puyat Avenue Makati City 1200, Metro Manila Philippines 7ｼ (0)2 / Malaysia Robert Bosch (SEA.) Pte. Ltd. No. 8a, Jalan 13/6 Selangor Darul Ehsan Petaling Jaya Malaysia 7ｼ (0)3 / Fax (EW Dept.) (0)3 / Thailand Robert Bosch Ltd. Liberty Square Building No. 287, 11 Floor Silom Road, Bangrak Bangkok ｼ (0)2 / (10 lines) Fax (0)2 / Robert Bosch Ltd., P. O. Box 2054 Bangkok 10501, Thailand Bosch Service - Training Centre /1 Soi Ban Kluay Rama IV Road (near old Paknam Railway) Prakanong District Bangkok Thailand 7ｼ (0)2 / Fax (0)2 / Fax (0)2 / Singapore Robert Bosch (SEA.) Pte. Ltd. 38 C Jalan Pemimpin Singapore Republic of Singapore 7ｼ Fax Vietnam Ho Chi Minh City Robert Bosch (SEA) Pte Ltd Resident Representative Office HCMC Tacasin Business Centre, 2nd Floor B Hoang Van Thu P.1 Tan Binh District Vietnam 7ｼ / Fax / Australia Robert Bosch Australia L.t.d. RBAU/SPT Centre Road P.O. Box 66 Clayton AUS-3168 Clayton/Victoria 7ｼ Fax CustomerSupportSPT@au.bosch.com Subject to change 14 6ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ English - 9

14 GWS H GWS H GWS B GWS JH GWS JH GWS JB M 14 M 14 M ,3 4,3 5,1 / II E / II E / II E 1 7 GWS H GWS B GWS H GWS JB GWS JH M 14 M 14 M ,1 5,1 5,1 / II E / II E / II E 1 7 GWS B GWS H GWS B GWS H GWS JB GWS JB GWS JH M 14 M 14 M 14 M ,1 5,1 5,1 5,1 / II E / II E / II E / II E 1 7 0,25 7ｾ6 Ohm7ｿ2 15 6ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ

15 13 1 7ｾ67ｿ6 7ｿ O ma ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ

16 Bosch DIN ｾ6 7ｿ ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ

17 13 7ｾ6 7ｿ ｾ6 7ｿ O 1 7 O 1 7 O O 1 7 O ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ

18 b D b d D d D D b d / / ｨC ｨC 22,2 22,2 ｨC ｨC M ｾ6 1 7 J7ｿ2 16-A ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ

19 Bosch Bosch ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ

20 ( 7ﾉ6) ( 7ﾉ7) Bosch (GWS 24/26-180/230 (J)B) 7ﾉ7 26 Bosch Bosch 25 7ﾉ ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ

21 EN A db (A) 103 db (A) ,5 m/s , (0)10 / (0)10 / (0)21 / (0)21 / A (0)3 / (0)3 / (0)20 / (0)20 / C ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ

22 GWS H GWS H GWS B GWS JH GWS JH GWS JB ﾂ81 77ﾃ ﾂ81 77ﾃ ﾂ ﾃ ﾂ8 7ﾃ M 14 M 14 M ﾂ87ﾃ0 4,3 4,3 5,1 / II E / II E / II E 1 7 GWS H GWS B GWS H GWS JB GWS JH ﾂ81 77ﾃ ﾂ81 77ﾃ ﾂ ﾃ ﾂ8 7ﾃ M 14 M 14 M ﾂ87ﾃ0 5,1 5,1 5,1 / II E / II E / II E 1 7 GWS B GWS H GWS B GWS H GWS JB GWS JB GWS JH ﾂ81 77ﾃ ﾂ81 77ﾃ ﾂ ﾃ ﾂ8 7ﾃ M 14 M 14 M 14 M ﾂ87ﾃ0 5,1 5,1 5,1 5,1 / II E / II E / II E / II E 1 7 0,25 7ｽ1 Ohm7ｽ2 23 6ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ

23 13 1 7ｽ17ｾ37ﾆ57ｽ O 10 7ｽ9 7ｽ ｽ ｽ3 16 7ｽ ｽ3 18 7ｽ3 19 7ｽ3 20 7ｽ ｽ ｽ3 23 7ｽ3 24 7ｽ ｽ3 7ｽ3 7ｽ ma ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ

24 ｽ9 1 77ｽ Bosch DIN ｽ27ｽ ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ

25 13 7ｽ2 7ｽ ｽ2 7ｽ ｽ ｽ ｾ O 1 7 O 1 7 O O 1 7 O ｾ ﾂ81 77ｽ91 77ﾃ01 7 7ﾂ81 77ｽ ﾃ0 1 77ｾ ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ

26 13b D b d D d D 7ﾂ8 7ﾃ0 7ﾂ8 7ﾃ0 D b d 7ﾂ ﾃ0 7ﾂ ｽ ﾃ ｨC ｨC 22,2 22,2 ｨC ｨC M ｾ ｿ ｽ21 7 J7ｽ3 16-A ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ

27 Bosch Bosch ｽ ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ

28 13 (GWS 24/26-180/230 (J)B) 7ﾉ7 25 7ﾉ6 26 Bosch Bosch 1 7 7ｽ ｽ ( 7ﾉ6) ( 7ﾉ7) Bosch EN A db (A) 103 db (A) ,5 m/s ｽ7 2,5 1 77ｽ / / boschinfo@melchers.com.tw 29 6ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ

29 13 GWS H GWS H GWS B GWS JH GWS JH GWS JB [W] [W] [rpm] [mm] M 14 M 14 M 14 7ｾ6 7ｿ2 1 7 [kg] / II / II / II GWS H GWS B GWS H GWS JB GWS JH [W] [W] [rpm] [mm] M 14 M 14 M 14 7ｾ6 7ｿ2 1 7 [kg] / II / II / II GWS B GWS H GWS B GWS H GWS JB GWS JB GWS JH [W] [W] [rpm] [mm] M 14 M 14 M 14 M 14 7ｾ6 7ｿ2 1 7 [kg] / II / II / II / II Ohm ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ

30 ｾ67ｿ6 7ｿ O ma (RCD) ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ

31 ｾ6 7ｿ RPM RPM ｾ ｿ ｾ5 7ｾ ｽ ｾ5 7ｾ DIN 1053/ ｾ6 7ｿ ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ

32 ｾ6 7ｿ ｾ6 7ｿ ｾ6 7ｿ ｾ6 7ｿ ｾ6 7ｿ ｾ6 7ｿ RPM RPM ｽ ｾ ｿ ｾ67ｾ5 7ｾ5 7ｿ O 1 7 7ｾ6 7ｿ O ｾ ｿ ｾ ｿ ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ

33 ｾ ｿ [rpm] 1 7 [m/s] ｾ6 7ｿ ｾ6 7ｿ [mm] [mm] D b d [rpm] [m/s] b d D D ｨC ｨC ｨC ｨC b D d M ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ

34 ｾ ｿ ｽ ｾ6 J7ｿ A (RCD) ｾ6 16- A 1 7 7ｿ ｾ6 7ｿ ｾ6 7ｿ ｾ6 7ｿ ｨC ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ

35 ｾ6 7ｿ ｾ ｿ ｾ6 7ｿ (GWS 24/26-180/230 (J)B) ｾ6 7ｿ (7ﾉ6) (7ﾉ7) ﾉ7 25 7ﾉ ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ

36 ｾ6 RCD7ｿ ｾ ｿ EN A db (A) db (A). 7ｽ m/s m/s Robert Bosch Korea Mechanics and Electronics Ltd (0)2 / (0)2 / , (0)2 / /9081/ (0)2 / Bosch-pt.hotline@kr.bosch.com Internet: ｽ ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ

37 13 07 ﾝ 03 ﾒ ｪ08 ｮ ﾖｨC 09 ｰ 00 ｰ03 ｰ03 ｰ ﾌ6ﾑ ｦ0 ﾌ ｦ0 ﾌ ｪ GWS H GWS H GWS B 0803 ｰ016ｦ0 ﾖ04 ｪ ｯ08 ｪ0003 ｱ 罍ｪ06 罍ﾌｨC 036ｦ ｰ ﾌ03 ﾆ6ｦ0 ﾌ GWS JH GWS JH GWS JB 0803 ｰ016ｦ0 ﾖ04 ｪ 罍ｱ ﾖ ｪ ｰ6ｦ00406 ｰ [00 ｪ080803] 罍ｱ ﾖ ｪ ｰ0909 [00 ｪ080803] ｰ036ｦ0 ﾌ0900 ﾌ09 ﾒ6ｦ006 ｮｦﾐ08 ｪ006ｦ009 ﾖ09 ｰ [ｦﾐ ｰ ﾆ ｯ-1 ] ｰｦﾐ04 ｪ06 [0303] ｦ0 罍ﾖ ｯ0100 ﾒｦﾐ 罔ﾐ6ｦ0 ﾌ M 14 M 14 M 14 ｦﾐ06 ｱ08ｦﾐ ｪ ( 0309 ﾌ 罍ﾌ ﾝ03 09 ﾌｨC 縺09 ﾒ) 09 ﾌｨC03 ｰ ﾝ [ 罍緇 4,3 4,3 5,1 ﾌｨC06 ｪ ﾒ 00 ｰ0309 ﾖ ｪ01 / II / II / II 6ｦ0 ﾌ ｪ GWS H GWS B GWS H 0803 ｰ016ｦ0 ﾖ04 ｪ ｯ08 ｪ0003 ｱ 罍ｪ06 罍ﾌｨC 036ｦ ｰ ﾌ03 ﾆ6ｦ0 ﾌ GWS JB GWS JH 0803 ｰ016ｦ0 ﾖ04 ｪ 罍ｱ ﾖ ｪ ｰ6ｦ00406 ｰ [00 ｪ080803] 罍ｱ ﾖ ｪ ｰ0909 [00 ｪ080803] ｰ036ｦ0 ﾌ0900 ﾌ09 ﾒ6ｦ006 ｮｦﾐ08 ｪ006ｦ009 ﾖ09 ｰ [ｦﾐ ｰ ﾆ ｯ-1 ] ｰｦﾐ04 ｪ06 [0303] ｦ0 罍ﾖ ｯ0100 ﾒｦﾐ 罔ﾐ6ｦ0 ﾌ M 14 M 14 M 14 ｦﾐ06 ｱ08ｦﾐ ｪ ( 0309 ﾌ 罍ﾌ ﾝ03 09 ﾌｨC 縺09 ﾒ) 09 ﾌｨC03 ｰ ﾝ [ 罍緇 5,1 5,1 5,1 ﾌｨC06 ｪ ﾒ 00 ｰ0309 ﾖ ｪ01 / II / II / II 6ｦ0 ﾌ ｪ GWS B GWS H GWS B GWS H 0803 ｰ016ｦ0 ﾖ04 ｪ ｯ08 ｪ0003 ｱ 罍ｪ06 罍ﾌｨC 036ｦ ｰ ﾌ03 ﾆ6ｦ0 ﾌ GWS JB GWS JB GWS JH 0803 ｰ016ｦ0 ﾖ04 ｪ 罍ｱ ﾖ ｪ ｰ6ｦ00406 ｰ [00 ｪ080803] 罍ｱ ﾖ ｪ ｰ0909 [00 ｪ080803] ｰ036ｦ0 ﾌ0900 ﾌ09 ﾒ6ｦ006 ｮｦﾐ08 ｪ006ｦ009 ﾖ09 ｰ [ｦﾐ ｰ ﾆ ｯ-1 ] ｰｦﾐ04 ｪ06 [0303] ｦ0 罍ﾖ ｯ0100 ﾒｦﾐ 罔ﾐ6ｦ0 ﾌ M 14 M 14 M 14 M 14 ｦﾐ06 ｱ08ｦﾐ ｪ ( 0309 ﾌ 罍ﾌ ﾝ03 09 ﾌｨC 縺09 ﾒ) 09 ﾌｨC03 ｰ ﾝ [ 罍緇 5,1 5,1 5,1 5,1 ﾌｨC06 ｪ ﾒ 00 ｰ0309 ﾖ ｪ01 / II / II / II / II 罍ｰ ﾌ 08 ﾖ6ｦ00406 ｰ 罍ﾌｨC ｰ ｰ08 ﾌ00066ｦ0 ﾌ09006ｦ ｦ009 ｮ066ｦ0 ﾌ ﾆ ｱ08 ｰｦﾐ ﾆ ｱ ﾌ0806 ｪｦﾐ ｰ08 罍罟C ﾆ ｪｦﾐ08 ｪｦﾐ 08 ｰ 罍 08 ﾖ ｰ01 罍ﾌｨC ｰ03 ｯ 07 ｰ03 ﾆ ｯ ｦ00803 ｰｨC ｰ ﾖ 罍ﾌｨC ﾆ ﾒ ｦ0 ﾌ ｾ ｰ097009ｦﾐ ﾑ806 ｰ 08 ﾖ ｰ01 罍ﾌｨC ｰ03 ｯ 00 ｰ0308ｦﾐ ｱ 縺0009 ｰ 0, 罍ｰ ﾌ ﾌ ﾒ 縺00ｦﾐ 0309ｦﾐ09 ｰ03ｨC6ｦ0 罍ｮ0604 ﾂ06ｦﾐ 38 6ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ ｰ ｭ ｰ ﾆ01-1

38 130900ｦﾐ09 ﾌｨC 縺09 ﾒ6ｦ0 ﾌ ｦ0 罍ﾖ ｯ ｰ0303 ｪ ﾒ6ｦ003 ｮ0903 (3x) ﾖ0909 罔ﾐ 3 00 ｮ ﾆ6ｾ4036ｦ009 ｮ06-09 ｮ ｰ0303 ｪ ﾒ6ｦ003 ｮ 罔ﾐ6ｦ0 ﾌ 罍ﾌｨC ﾒ ｪ 罍ｪｦﾐ09 ｪｦﾐ08 ﾌ ｰ01 7 罍ﾌ0009 ﾌ ｪ ﾒ 8 縺06 ｰｦﾐ08ｦﾐ ｯ ﾒ 9 ｦﾐ ﾌ ｰｦﾐ03 ﾌ ﾌ ｮ08 (O-Ring) ｰｦﾐ08 ｪ06/ 罍ｪ ｰ ﾒ* 11 ｦﾐ ﾂ06 12 ｦﾐ ｦ0 罍ﾖ ｯ0100 ﾒ ﾒ04 ｪｦﾐ6ｦ0 ﾌ0900 * 13 罍ﾌ0001 ﾂ06 14 ﾖ ｮ0903 ﾖ ｱ 08ｦﾐ 罍ﾌｨC ﾒ ｪ 罍ｪｦﾐ09 ｪｦﾐ08 ﾌ ｰ01, 6ﾑ ｪ06* 6ｦ ｰ0309 ﾖ ｪ ﾆ09 ｰｦﾐ ﾆ09 ｰｦﾐ ｰ03 ｰ ﾌ6ﾑ86 76ｾ4066ｦ0 ﾌ ｦﾐ ｯ06 ﾆ ｱ08 ｰｦﾐ ﾌ ｰ0303 ｰ 縺09 ｪｦﾐ08 ﾌ ｰ0108 ｰ 罍ﾆ09 ｰｦﾐ ｰｦﾐ 罍ｰ ﾌ6 76ｾ406 ﾖｨC ｦﾐｨCｦﾐ ｱ 00 ｰ0309 ﾖ ｪ ﾑ8 ｯ096ﾑ80600ｦﾐ ﾖｨC0901 ｮ ﾒ ｪ08 ｮ08 ｰ03 ｱ ｪ0908 ﾆ ｯ09 ﾌｨC ﾒ ｰ08 6ｦ0 ﾌ0908 ﾌ ｪ066ｦ0 ﾆ09 ｰｦﾐ ｪ06ｦﾐ ｦﾐ09 縺03 ｰ 罔ﾐ ｯ06 ﾆ09 ｰｦﾐ01 ｪ ｮ ﾒ ｪ08 ｮ08 ｰ ｦﾐｨCｦﾐ ｱ6ｦ ｰ0309 ﾖ ｪ01 ﾆ ｪ ﾆ ｯ09 ｦﾐ ﾒ03 ｰ 罍ｪ ﾒ ﾒ ｪ ﾒｦﾐ ｯ 縺0909ｦﾐ6 76ｾ406 6ｦ0 ﾌ ｦ00909ｦﾐ ﾌ ｪ0608 ﾌ ﾆ09 ｰｦﾐ0600 罍ｰ ﾌ ｰ ﾇ ｮ08 00 ｮ ﾇ ｯ 罍ｰ ﾌ6 76ｾ4066ｦ0 ﾌ ｦﾐ ｯ06 08 ｰ ｰ01 036ｾ4 ｱ ﾌ ﾌ ｰ0604 ﾝｨC ﾆ ｱ08 ｰｦﾐ ｰ 08ｨC ｰ ﾂ0809 ﾖ ｪ01 縺08 ﾖ ｪ 縺0909 縺03 ｰ 縺6ｦ0 ﾒ06 ｰ6ｦ0 ｯ01 ﾒ ﾆ ｪｦﾐ ﾆ ｯ ｰ6 76ｾ4066ｦ0 ﾌ ﾆ ｯ09 ｰ01 036ｾ4 ｱ ﾌ07066ｦ ｰ ｦﾐ08 ｰ 罍ｪｦﾐ09 ｪｦﾐ08 ﾌ ｰ01 ﾖｨC ﾆ ｯ0909 ｮ 罍ｪｦﾐ 6ｦ0 ｯ ｪ ﾑ ｪ06* 17 罍ｰ ﾌ 罍ｪｦﾐ037009* ｦﾐ ﾌｨC01ｨC0809 ｰ08* ｦﾐ01 ｰ0808ｦﾐ07ｦﾐ* 20 罍ﾌｨC06 ｰ ｭ ﾆ ﾌ ｰ01* 21 ｦﾐ 罍ﾖ03* ﾌ0804 ｪ06 ﾌ00096ﾑ * ｰｦﾐ08 ｪ066ｦ0036ｾ4 ﾌ* ｦﾐ ﾌ090908ｦﾐ ｱ 罍ｰ ﾌ08 ｪ0603 ﾌ060903ｦｸ ｰ ﾌ09 ﾒ 罍ｪｦﾐｦｸ0709ｦﾐ* ﾖ06 ﾖ ｰ0303 ｪ ﾒ ｰ0303 ｪ ﾒ 27 ﾆ ｯ0908 ｪ06086ｦ0 ﾌ ｪ0608 ｪ06* * 罍ﾌ ﾝ0309 ﾌｨC 縺09 ﾒ * 罍ﾌ ﾝ0309 ﾌｨC 縺09 ﾒ ﾒ ｰ ｦﾐ6 7ｦﾐ07 ｰ0309 ﾌｨC 縺09 ﾒ08 ﾌ ｦﾐ ｱ09 ﾇ ｮ ﾒ ｰ ﾌ ｦﾐ 罍ｰ ﾌ03 ｪ ﾌ ｦ0 ﾌ ｦﾐ ｯ06 ｦｸ0709ｦﾐ ﾆ ｯ096ｦ0 罍ｮ0603 ｰ 罍罍ｰ ﾌ ﾆ ｱ08 ｰｦﾐ09 ｰ036ｦ00909ｦﾐ09 ｪｦﾐ08 ﾌ ｰ ｰ03 ﾖ07 縺6ｦ00909ｦﾐ 0308 ﾌ7009 ﾌｨC6ｦ0 ﾒ ｮ ｪ08ｦﾐ ｪ06ｦﾐ03 ﾂ ｾ40603 ｰ08 ﾌ 罍ｰ ﾌ 罍ｪｦﾐ ﾆ ｯ096ｦ00803 ｰｨC ｪ ｰ08: ｦｸ0709ｦﾐ03 ｰ 縺00 ｪ 0607 ﾒ ｰ0809 ﾌｨC6ｦ007 ﾆ09 ｰ03 罍ﾌｨC080706ｦﾐ ｦ00909ｦﾐ03ｨC6ｦ0 ﾌ ｦｸ0709ｦﾐ/6ｦ003 ｭ ｰ086ﾑ800 縺 ﾖｨC ｦﾐ06 ｰ 罍ｰ 縺 罍ｪｦﾐｦｸ0709ｦﾐ 0208ｦｸ0709ｦﾐ ﾆ ｯ ｰ 縺6 5 ﾖ08ｨCｦﾐ06 ｱ08ｦﾐ ｪ 縺6ｦ0 ﾒ ｰ09 ｰ03 ﾖ07 罍 ﾌ7009 ﾌｨC6ｦ0 ﾒ ｮ 罍ｰ ﾌ ｰｦﾐ ｪ ﾖ ｰ0109 ﾌｨC6ｦ007 ﾆ 縺 ｦ0 罍ｮ0609 ｪｦﾐ08 ﾌ ｰ ｰ0801 ｮ ｪ08ｦﾐ ｪ06ｦﾐ ﾖ 6ﾑ8 ｰｦﾐ ﾆ ｯ09 ﾆ ｱ08 ｰｦﾐ ｨC09 ｰ ｦ ﾑ 罍ｪｦﾐ09 ｪｦﾐ08 ﾌ ｰ01 ﾖｨC ﾌ09086ｦ0 ﾆ06 ｰ ﾆ ｱ08 ｰｦﾐ ﾆ ｯ09 罍ﾌｨC6ｾ4 ｪ ﾒ 08 ｰ 縺03 ｱ6ｦ00909ｦﾐ ｰ 罍ｪｦﾐ6ｦ ｦﾐ ｰ 縺6 76ｾ4066ｦ0 ﾌ ﾆ ｱ08 ｰｦﾐ 罍ﾖ ｰ 罍ｪ ﾒ 罍ﾌｨC ｰ ﾆ ｯ0909 ﾖ 縺03 ｰ ma ｰｦﾐ 00 ｮ ﾆ6ｾ 罍ｪｦﾐ 罍ﾌｨC ｰ ﾖ ｪ ﾌ (FI-) ｾ4066ｦ00803 ｰｨC ｰ ﾆ ｯ ﾌ ｪ ﾒ 罍ｰ ﾌ ﾌ ｪ ﾒ ﾌ ｰ08 ﾌ ﾞ ｰｦﾐ ｱ08 ﾌ ｪ ﾒ6 76ｾ40607 ｰ01ｦﾐ09 縺09 ｰ ｰ ﾌ 04 ﾝｨC6 76ｾ40608 ｰｦﾐ6ｦ0 ﾌ ｾ ﾆ ｪ ﾑ870096ｦ0 ﾌ ｦ ﾖｨC08 ｰ ﾆ ｯ090170ｦﾐ ﾆ ｯ0903 ｪ09ｦﾐ ｦ009 ｰ ｰ ｰｦﾐ08 ﾖ ｪ086ｦ0 ﾌ ｦ ｮ066ｦ0 ﾌ ﾖｨC ﾌ ｦ0 ﾌ ｦﾐ ｮ ﾆ 縺0909ｦﾐ00 ｰ086ｦ0 ﾌ ﾖ08 ﾒｦﾐ037006ｦﾐ ﾆ07 罍 ﾌ ｪ ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ ｰ ｭ ｰ ﾆ01-2

39 13 6ｦ0 ｯ01 ﾒ09 ﾖ ｪ01 縺08 ﾖ ｪ 縺6ｦ ｦ0 ﾌ ｮ ｦ0 ﾆ09 ｰｦﾐ ｪ06ｦﾐ 6ｦ ｰ06 ｪ ﾒ 08 ﾌ ﾖ ｪ01 縺08 ﾖ ｪ 縺08 ﾖ ｰ 縺6ｦ0 ﾒ06 ｰ6ｦ0 ｯ01 ﾒ ﾖ06 ﾖ ｮ ﾆ6ｾ4036ｦ009 ｮ06-09 ｮ06 ﾆ ｪｦﾐ ﾆ ｯ ﾖｨC ｪ ﾒ 00 ｮ ﾆ6ｾ ﾆ ｯ0908 ｱ 08ｦﾐ ｮ06 ﾆ ｪ0608ｦﾐ ｯ066ｦ 罍ｪｦﾐ ｦ0 ﾌ ｰ ﾌ03 ﾆ04 ﾂ06ｦﾐ6ｦ ｦ00308ｦﾐ ｰ 6ｦ0 ﾌ ｦﾐ ｯ ｾ406 ｱ08 ﾌ ｪ ﾒ 罍ｰ ﾌ04 ｪ06 ﾖｨC08 ｪ ｦ0 ﾆ09 ｰｦﾐ ｪ06ｦﾐ 6ｦ ｾ4066ｦ0 ﾌ ﾆ ｱ08 ｰｦﾐ ﾌｨC 縺09 ﾒ0606 ｰ0303 ｪ ﾒ6ｦ003 ｮ ｦ00406 ｰ6ｦ ｪ ﾒ6ｦ0 ﾌ ﾆ ｯ ｰ0303 ｪ ﾒ ﾆ ｯ ｦﾐ00ｦﾐ6ｦ ﾆ ｱ08 ｰｦﾐ6 7ｦﾐ ﾆ ｯ09 ﾆ ｯ09 6ｦ0 ﾌ ｪ0609 ｰ03 ｪ0302 ｪ 罍ｪ ﾒ ｰ ｰ ﾆ ｯ ｦﾐ ﾌ7009 ｰ ｰ ｦ0 ﾌ ｾ ｰ6ｦ00908 罍ｰ ﾌ ｪ0302 ｪ 罍ｪ ﾒ ｰ ｰ ﾆ ｯ0903 ｯ 罍ﾌｨC ﾖ ｰ03 ﾆ ｱ 罍ﾌｨC ﾖ6ｦ00406 ｰ ｦﾐ ﾆ ｯ096ｦ00909ｦﾐ6 5 ﾖ08ｨC ｦ0 ﾌ ﾖｨC ｾ4066ｦ0 ﾌ ｰ6ｦ003 ｰｨC 08 ｪ06 08 ﾌ70096ｦ0 ﾖ ﾖ086 7ｦﾐ037006ｦﾐ ﾆ ｯ09 ﾒ0906 ﾆ ｯ0909 ｰ0303 ｯ ｰ ｰ ﾆ0909 縺 ﾌ7009 ﾆ0909ｦﾐ06 ｱｦｸ ｪ ｰ ｾ4066ｦ0 ﾌ ﾌ ｪ ﾒ ﾆ ｯ09 6ｦ00803 ｰｨC 036ｦ ｰ0009 ｰ03 ｯ ｰ ｰ08 ﾌ7009 ﾆ ｦﾐ ｦﾐ ﾒ ﾌ ｮ6ｦ000 ﾝ ﾆ ｱ08 ｰｦﾐ08 ﾌ ﾌ ｰ036ｾ ｦ008 ﾖ ｰ 罍ﾒ ﾌ ｮ ｭ ｪ ﾆ ｰ ﾇ ｰ ﾌ ﾝ ｦﾐ ﾆ ﾑ8 ｮ09ｦﾐ 罍ｰ ﾌ ｪ0302 ｪ 罍ｪ ﾒ ｰ ｰ09 ｰ03 ﾆ ｱ ﾌ ｰ 罍ｰ ﾌ ﾆ ｱ ﾆ0909 縺01076ｾ4 ｱ ﾌ ｰ03 ﾆ ｱ ｦ0 罍ｮ06 ﾌｨC6ｦ0 ﾒ ｮ0604 ﾂ06ｦﾐ 0606 罍ｰ ﾌ6ｦ003 ｰｨC6ｦ00406 ｰ 6 7ｦﾐ ﾆ0909ｦﾐ06 ｱ09 ｰ03 ﾆ ｱ ｦ0 罍ｮ06 00 ｰ036ｦ0 ｯ0108 ｰ0108 ﾌ70096ｦ0 罍ｮ ｰ ｦ ﾆ ｱ08 ｰｦﾐ ｾ40603 ｰｦﾐ08 ｪ0608 ﾌ ｰｦﾐ 罍ｪ ｰ ﾒ ｾ406 罍ﾌｨC ﾒ ｪ 罍ｪｦﾐ 09 ｪｦﾐ08 ﾌ ｰ ｰ 罍ﾆ ｱ08 ｰｦﾐ ｾ ｦﾐ01 ｰ0808ｦﾐ07ｦﾐ ﾌ ﾌ0804 ｪ06 ﾌ00096ﾑ / 09 ﾌ ｦﾐ/03 ｰｦﾐ04 ｪ06 ﾌ ｪ ｦﾐｨCｦﾐ ｱ ｾ406 罍ｰ ﾌ 罍ｪｦﾐ ( 罍ﾌ ﾝ0309 ﾌｨC 縺09 ﾒ) ｦ ﾆ ｱ08 ｰｦﾐ 罍ｪ ﾒ00 ｪ 06076ｾ4 ｮ06ｦﾐ08 ｰｦﾐ ﾆ ｯ096ｦ00909ｦﾐ08 ｮｦﾐ ｾ4066ｦ0 ﾌ ｦｸ0709ｦﾐ ｾ4066ｦ0 ﾌ ｦｸ0709ｦﾐ ﾆ ｯ ｰｦﾐ 罍ｰ ﾌ ﾌ ｪ ﾒ ﾌ ｦ003 ｭ09 ｮ ﾞ 08 ｮｦﾐ ﾖｨC0900ｦﾐ ｦ ｪ0608 ｮｦﾐ ｾ ｦﾐ ﾌ090908ｦﾐ ｱ 罍ｰ ﾌ08 ｪ ｰ036 76ｾ4066ｦ0 ﾌ ｪ0600 ｪ 0607 ﾆ ｯ0903 ｯ6ｦ ｮｦﾐ 09 6ｦ0 ﾒ ﾆ ｾ4066ｦ00803 ｰｨC6ｦ0 ﾌ ｪ06 ﾆ ｯ0903 ｯ 00 ｰ036ｦ0 ﾌ0900 ﾌ09 ﾒ ｰ08ｦﾐ ｦ0 ﾆ09 ｰ 罍ｪ ﾒ 00 ｰ036ｦ0 ﾌ0900 ﾌ09 ﾒ6ｦ006 ｮｦﾐ08 ｪ006ｦ009 ﾖ09 ｰ ｦ0 ﾌ ﾌ ﾒ 07 ｰ036ｦ0 ﾌ ｪ06 縺0909ｦﾐ6 76ｾ40608 ｰｦﾐ ﾌｨC 縺09 ﾒ6ｦ0 ﾌ ｪ ﾑ800 縺 ﾖｨC ｦﾐ ｮ ﾌｨC ﾆ06 09 ﾒ ﾖ ｮ ｪ006ｦ009 ﾖ09 ｰ ｦﾐ ｰｦﾐ ｰ08ｦﾐ ｮｦﾐ ｰ ﾆ ｯ ｰ6 76ｾ4066ｦ0 ﾌ ｪ06 ﾆ ｯ096ｾ4 ｱ ﾌ07066ｦ0 ｯ0108 ｰ01 04 ｰ06 罍ｰ ﾌ ﾆ ﾌ0808 ｪ00 08 ﾌ7009 ｪ09ｦﾐ08 ｪ 罍ｪｦﾐ ｰ ｦ0 ﾌ ｪ066ﾑ800 罍罍ﾌｨC ﾆ ﾒ 罍ﾌｨC ﾆ ｰ 罍ﾌｨC0807 罍 ﾖｨC 6ｦ ｦﾐ03 ｰ ﾌ ﾒ ｯ 03 ｪ ﾒ6ｦ0 ﾌ ｦ00406 ｰ08 ｰ6ｾ4 ｮ06ｦﾐ08 ｰｦﾐ 6ｦ ｦ0 ﾌ ｦ009 ｮ ｦ0 ﾆ09 ｰｦﾐ ｪ06ｦﾐ ｰ6ｦ009 ｰ ｦ00406 ｰ6 7 罍ﾖ066ｦ0 ﾌ ﾆ ｯ09 罍ｱ ﾖ ｪ ｦﾐ ｪ086ｦ0 縺08 ﾆ ｮ03 ﾆ ｰ ｦﾐ ﾑ870096ｦ0 ﾌ ｦﾐ ﾆ ｮ03 ﾆ ｰ08 ﾆ ｯ0909 ﾌｨC 罍ｰ01 03 ﾖｨCｦｸ0709ｦﾐ ｮ09086ｦ00406 ｰ08 ｰ08 ｪ00 ｦﾐ6ｦ ｦ ｪ066 5 ﾖ08ｨC03ｨC6ｦ0 罍ｮ0609 ﾌｨC 罍ｰ ﾂ ﾌｨC00 ｪ ｰ ｦ0 罍ｮ0609 ｪｦﾐ08 ﾌ ｰ ｦﾐ ｰ00 ｰ0800 ｪ086ﾑ 罍ﾖ06 ﾒ ﾌ ｮ6ｦ000 ﾝ ﾆ ｯ0909 ﾌｨC 罍ｰ ｨC 罍ﾌｨC6ｦ00609ｦﾐ 09 6ﾑ8 ﾂ08 6ｦ003 ﾌ ｰｨC09 ｰ036ｦ0 罍ｮ ﾌ ﾌｨC03 ｪ06 ﾌｨC00 ｪ086ｦ ｦ003 ｰｨC ﾌ ｦ06ｾ409ｦﾐ 6 7ｦﾐｦｸ ｰ02ｦﾐ ｪ08 ﾆ ｯ09 ﾌ ｪ ﾒｦﾐ06 ｱ08ｦﾐ ｪ : ﾖ6ｦ0 罍ｯ 罍ｪ ﾒ6 5 ﾌ08 ﾌ06 ｰ08 6ｦ ｰｦﾐ08 ｪ066ｦ0 罍ｮ0608 ｮ0604 ｪ06 6ｦ0 ﾌ ｨC03 ｯ0901 ｮ 罍ｮ ﾌ ｮ01 ｰ ｪ09ｦﾐ 罍ﾌｨC ｦﾐ 罍ﾌ ﾝ ｯｦﾐ ｯ ｮ066ｦ0 ﾌ ﾆ ｪｦﾐ ﾆ ｯ ｦﾐ ｰ ｰｦﾐ04 ｪ06 ﾌ ｰｦﾐ04 ｪ ｦﾐ ｮ ﾆ ｯ6 7ｦﾐ ｦﾐ ﾌ ｰｦﾐ ｯ6ｾ ﾖ ｰ6 76ｾ ﾖ0608 ﾌ ﾌ ｪ ﾒ 04ｦﾐ ｰ ｰ03ｦﾐ ｱ03 ｰｦﾐ08 ｪ0603 ｰ6 76ｾ4066 7ｦﾐ 罍ｰ ﾌ04 ｪ ｰ ﾒ ｰ086ｦ ｰ ｰ 縺0603 ｰｦﾐ 08 ｪ0608ｨC 08 ﾖ ｰｦﾐ0406 ｰ ｰｦﾐ ﾖｨC0901 ｮ ﾒ ｪ08 ｮ08 ｰ ｦﾐｨCｦﾐ ｱ 罍ｰ ﾌ09 ﾌｨC 縺09 ﾒ ﾖｨC 罍ｰ ﾌ6 76ｾ4066ｦ0 ﾌ ｪ ﾒ ﾌ ｮ ｭ ｪ ﾆ ﾖ ｮ ﾌ ﾌｨC00 ｪ08! 6ｦ0 ﾌ ｪ0603ｨC01 ｪ ｦﾐ ﾖ ｪ0803 ｰ 縺09 ｮ066ｦ0 ﾌ ﾖ ｰ01 ﾂ066ｦ0 ﾌ ｦ0 ﾌ ｦﾐ ｯ ﾒ 0806 ｰ036ｦ00609 縺6 76ｾ4066ｦ0 ﾌ ｦﾐ ｯ ｰ086ｦ ｰ06 ﾒ01096ｾ4 ｰ03 ｰ ﾌ6ﾑ809 ﾌｨC 罍ｪｦﾐ 罍ｰ ﾌ ﾆ ｱ08 ｰｦﾐ ｰ ｯ ﾒ 縺03 ﾌ ｦ0 ﾌ ｾ ｰ ｰ 罍ﾆ09 ｰｦﾐ6 76ｾ 罍ﾌ ﾝ0309 ﾌｨC 縺09 ﾒ ﾆ ﾒ01096ｾ4 ﾆ ｯ0902 ﾖ ｮ0803 ｰ ｾ406 罍ｪ ﾒ6ｦ0 ﾌ ｾ ｰｦﾐ ｯ066ｦ0 ﾆ09 ｰｦﾐ ｪ06ｦﾐ 09 ﾌｨC6 5016ｾ4ｦﾐ03 罍ｰ ﾌ6 76ｾ40608 ｰｦﾐ ｦ0 ﾌ ｦ0 ﾌ ｦﾐ ｯ066 76ｾ406 ｱ08 ﾌ ｪ ﾒ08 ｪ06 罍ｪ ｰ ﾒ ﾖｨC 09 ﾌ08 00 ｪ 0607 ﾆ ｯ096ｦ00909ｦﾐ6 5 ﾖ08ｨC ﾖｨC08 ｮｦﾐ ｦﾐ06 ｱ 6ｦ ｪ0608 ｮｦﾐ ｾ ｦﾐ ﾌ090908ｦﾐ ｱ 罍ｰ ﾌ08 ｪ ﾖ6ｦ0 罍ｯ 罍ｪ ﾒ6 5 ﾌ08 ﾌ06 ｰ08 罍ｰ ﾌ6ｦ003 ｰｨC ﾌ ｦﾐｦｸ ｰ02ｦﾐ ｪ08 ﾆ ｯ09 ﾌ ｪ ﾒｦﾐ06 ｱ08ｦﾐ ｪ 縺 ｰ 罍ｰ ﾌ 00 ﾒ ｰ08 ﾌ ﾞ ｰｦﾐ DIN 1053, 0809ｦﾐ 1 08 ﾌ7009 縺04 ﾌｨC6ｦ0 ﾒ ｯ01 ﾒ6ｦ00803 ｰｨC6 7ｦﾐ 0809 ﾖｨC 09 ﾌｨC6ｦ0 ﾆ ｮ ﾒ ｪ08 ｮ08 ｰ03 縺04 ﾌｨC6ｦ0 ﾒ ｯ01 ﾒｦﾐ ｯ066 7ｦﾐ ﾆ07 罍罍ﾌ ﾝ ｯ 縺0909ｦﾐ6ｦ0 ﾌ ｮ ｰｦﾐ ﾌ ﾂ 罍ｭ ｰ00 ｮ0300 罍ﾌ 6 5 ﾌ08 ﾌ06 ｰ08 6ﾑ8 ｰ09ｦﾐ ｮ 08 ﾌ ｪ0008ｦﾐ06 ｰ 縺0909 ﾌ06 ｰ08 ﾆ ｯ09 ﾌ ｪ ﾒ02 ｮ066ｾ409 ﾒ 罍ｰ ﾌ09 ﾌｨC 縺09 ﾒ 罍ﾌｨC ﾒ ｪ 罍ｪｦﾐ 09 ｪｦﾐ08 ﾌ ｰ01 06 ﾂ0809 ﾖ ｪ01 罍 縺03 ｰ 縺6ｦ0 ﾒ06 ｰ6ｦ0 ｯ01 ﾒ 縺0909ｦﾐ09 ﾌ ｪ ﾒ ｦ0 ﾌ ｦ ﾆ ｱ08 ｰｦﾐ ｾ40603 ｰｦﾐ08 ｪ0608 ﾌ ｰｦﾐ 罍ｪ ｰ ﾒ ｾ406 罍ﾌｨC ﾒ ｪ 罍ｪｦﾐ09 ｪｦﾐ08 ﾌ ｰ01 6 罍ﾌｨC ﾒ ｪ 罍ｪｦﾐ09 ｪｦﾐ08 ﾌ ｰ0103 ﾌ 罍ﾌ00 ﾖ0909 罍ﾌｨC ﾒ ｪ08 ﾆ ｯ0902 ﾖ ｮ0803 ｰ6ｦ00406 ｰ 罍ｪ ﾒ ﾌ0709ｦﾐ ｦ0 ﾌ ｦ0 ﾆ09 ｰｦﾐ ｪ06ｦﾐ03ｨC09 ﾌｨC 縺09 ﾒ6ｦ00406 ｰ 罍ｪ ﾒ 6ｦ0 ﾌ ｯ ﾖ ｮ0903 ﾖ ｱ 08ｦﾐ ﾒｦﾐ 罍ﾌｨC ﾒ ｪ 罍ｪｦﾐ09 ｪｦﾐ08 ﾌ ｰ01 6 6ｦ00909ｦﾐ08 ｪ00 罍ｱ08ｦﾐ06 08 ｰ 縺03 ｱ6ｦ00909ｦﾐ ﾖ ｰ01 罍ﾌ0001 ﾂ ﾌｨC 縺09 ﾒ 罍ﾌｨC ﾒ ｪ 罍ｪｦﾐ09 ｪｦﾐ08 ﾌ ｰ ﾌ ﾖ ｮ0903 ﾖ ｱ 08ｦﾐ ｦ00406 ｰ ﾖ ｮ ｦ00406 ｰ6 7ｦﾐ ﾌ ｦ00406 ｰ08 ｱ 08ｦﾐ0908 ﾒｦﾐ 0800ｦﾐ ﾌ ｪ06 罔ﾐ ｪ006ｦ0 ﾌ ﾖｨC080307ｦﾐ 0901 ｪ0808 ｱ 08ｦﾐ0908 ﾆ ｯ 罍ｰ ﾌ (08 ｱ 08ｦﾐ ｰｦﾐ) 0606 ｰｦﾐ09 ｮ 罍ﾌｨC ﾒ ｪ ｪｦﾐ6ｦ00406 ｰ08 ｰ08 ｪ ｾ4066ｦ0 ﾌ ｦ ｪｦﾐ 罍ﾌ0001 ﾂ ｦ00406 ｰ ｦﾐ09ｦﾐ 40 6ｦ C74 6ｦ1 TMS 6ｦ ｰ ｭ ｰ ﾆ01-3