Automata hegesztőpajzs - tkM 3521

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1. Outer protective shield

2. Automatic control panel

3.Inner protective visor

4.Helmet shell

5.Headband adjustment nut

6.Outer square pad

7.Inner square spacer

8. Left-side adjustable angle adjuster

9.Right-side adjustable angle adjuster

10.Angle adjustment shaft

11. Sweat-absorbing sponge

12.Head basket

13.Bottom cover

14.Top cover

15.Gear

16.Spring

17.Adjustment Knob

18.Lock Washer

Technical Specifications

 

  • Battery: Li-Mn and solar cell (minimum service life of 5,000 welding hours)

  • Operating temperature: -5 °C to +55 °C

  • Cassette dimensions: 110 x 90 x 8 mm

  • Field of view: 95 x 45 mm

  • Brightness level: DIN 4-9

  • Darkest setting: DIN 9-13

  • Sensors: 2

  • Classification: 1/1/1/2

  • Weight: 490 g

Recommended shade level according to the EN 169 standard

Recommended shade level according to the EN 169 standard

Welding process:

  • Welding, MIG/MAG

  • Welding, TIG (> 5A)

  • Welding, MMA (Electrode)

  • Grinding

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Information for users on the proper handling of waste electrical and electronic equipment

Conducting business without negative environmental impacts and adhering to the principles of proper handling of used electrical and electronic equipment are priorities for us. Our company is listed in Section IV of the BDO registry (Product and Packaging Database and Waste Management) as the importer of the equipment. We have also begun collaborating with the Electrical and Electronic Equipment Collection Organization, which, on our behalf, arranges for the collection of electrical and electronic waste, ensuring compliance with the legally mandated levels of recycling and preparation for reuse, and conducting public awareness campaigns.

Users of electrical equipment and households play a very important role in contributing to reuse and recovery, including the recycling of waste devices. Proper disposal of equipment allows for the conservation of valuable resources and helps prevent negative impacts on health and the environment that could result from improper waste management. Anyone can participate in the process of reusing raw materials and support the recycling program for electrical and electronic waste, which can have a positive impact on the environment and public health.

All devices powered by electricity or batteries are marked with a crossed-out trash can symbol.

The symbol for the collection of recyclable waste.

The crossed-out trash can symbol on the device, its packaging, or accompanying documents.

accompanying documents indicates that the product must not be disposed of

together with other municipal waste. It is the user’s responsibility to deliver

the equipment to a designated collection point for proper processing. The

marking also indicates that the device was placed on the market after August 13, 2005.

The equipment collected in this manner is sent to specialized processing facilities, where hazardous components are first removed. The remaining components are recovered and recycled.

Electrical and electronic equipment may contain hazardous substances, such as heavy metals, which can accumulate in the environment and affect human health.

If the equipment contains batteries, please note that the batteries must be disposed of separately and placed in a special collection container. Such a container must be provided at every retail or wholesale location where batteries or devices are sold and which has an area of at least 25 m². Batteries can also be returned at municipal recycling collection points (PSZOK).

Do not dispose of batteries with other household waste. Improperly managed waste batteries can cause water and soil contamination if they enter the environment.

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ATTENTION:

Equipment waste must not be disposed of together with other waste!

Doing so is subject to a fine.

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Proper disposal of waste equipment helps prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health.

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We conserve our planet’s natural resources by reusing raw materials recovered from the processing of waste electrical and electronic equipment.

Under current law, users of electrical and electronic equipment intended for household use are required to:

  • Leave the used device at the store where you plan to purchase a new one—Every store is required to take back the old device free of charge if you purchase a new device of the same type and function.

  • Leave small waste devices with the sales staff at a large supermarket (with a sales area of over 400 m²), even without having to purchase a new one.

  • Returning waste electrical and electronic equipment at the point of delivery - Upon delivering household appliances to the customer, the distributor is required to collect waste appliances from households free of charge at the point of delivery, provided that the waste equipment is of the same type and performs the same functions as the equipment being delivered.

  • Take your used devices to a collection point. You can find information about the nearest collection point on the municipality’s website or on the bulletin board at the municipal office.

  • If repairing the equipment is not cost-effective or technically impossible, the service provider is required to accept the device free of charge.

The equipment collected in this manner is sent to specialized processing plants, where hazardous components are first removed. The remaining components are recovered and recycled.