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1. Product description
9 \$ v& V3 I& X. w# @8 m$ q) L1.1 Technical data. G5 E/ a: G; R6 \7 e7 ` h/ Z, }6 o# c
1.1.1 Rated voltage/frequency
* E4 k9 y$ l1 c/ |/ O. T( ]( g# D1.1.2 Rated Power
; Q0 ?9 O% U! }9 i1.1.3 Max. no. of revolutions
# U1 V4 x6 e* _. h- Q. M3 A1.1.4 Drill chuck type and size
$ }( L0 R4 j0 y# [1.1.5 Weight with additional handle+ ?+ _( ~# k, U
1.1.6 Provided accessories
6 O" k- n8 w5 [: ^1 I+ v2. Manufacturing quality
# k1 b8 j% B, `/ h: RSubjective evaluation of stability of components, burrs, edges, welding quality, smoothness of surfaces,
& Q% i Z M8 p8 }7 hgloss/colour difference, painting quality, true-to-size and so on.
2 y/ t3 V2 d: _. w* f3. Function test
0 T( [$ X6 f9 q( ]- F. d3.1 Impact drilling in Granite* n) o& H. A: D' @, o, N
3.2 Drilling in steel
g6 t: J! X2 m" [! e3.3 Drilling in wood4 K/ `, O$ g: X: r9 s. Z9 ~
3.4 Screw Driving
0 X5 T4 |! A8 ?+ O4. Durability test- ] G& x0 j! L2 H
􀁹 The sample will run with the setting of max. torque.+ T2 c( H ]- C! c& A) r; J
􀁹 The sample will be powered with rated voltage by external power supply.
6 S+ O& y% ~) U( W- y4 q( i. ^: Ztest cycle:2 c* b* r5 D) l! G
Step 1: 0.8 x rated input power 20 s8 L8 f8 d3 o& z0 V3 g! G. j& V
Step 2: 1.2 x rated input power 2 s
; C3 G% `6 e: W% M2 sStep 3: No-load run 20 s
6 b; |: C7 ~$ e3 yStep 4: Power off 2s
4 ]3 \# o7 T! m8 F' L5. Handling# K& D8 @$ P' j1 Z
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