jura Graver Pro Stonesetting System with Hot Air-Cool Air Guns Instruction Manual

jura Graver Pro Stone setting System with Hot Air-Cool Air Guns

Copyright, Liability and Warranty

Copyright

Nothing from this documentation may be duplicated and/or made public through prin.ng, photocopying, filming, or any other means without prior written permission from Dataset BV in Utrecht. Except for parts intended to be reproduced for the purpose of using this documentation, such as abbreviated instructors and labels on the machine.

Liability

Dia set BV is not liable for unsafe situations, accidents, and damages that result from ignoring warnings or instructions as indicated on the machine or in this documentation, for example:

• Use by untrained operators;
• Incompetent or improper use or maintenance;
• Use for other applications or under different conditions than specified in this documentation;
• Use of non-prescribed parts;
• Repairs without permission from JURA Tools;
• Modifications to the machine.

Warranty

Micromotor and Engraving hand piece: 1 Year Control box and foot pedals: 3 Years

The warranty does not cover misuse or normal wear of bearings, collet chucks, spindle, and armature. The warranty does not cover damage due to:

• Force majeure (fire, sea wind or water, flood, etc.)
• Use with incorrect accessories

The warranty will be void if the machine is disassembled by a party other than the official JURA Tools service point. Always contact the point of sale if issues occur and repairs need to be done.
Proper maintenance and repair ensure a long lifespan of this product. Keep the user instructions handy for your reference. Providing the model, serial number, breakage condition, and contact details are necessary for JURA Tools to provide advice.

Preface

This manual provides you with information on safety aspects, a description of the machine and its working principle, as well as instructions and maintenance of the machine. Poten.al hazards and instructions to prevent these hazards will be highlighted. It is important to carefully read this manual to learn how to operate and maintain the machine. By following this manual, personal injury and damage to the machine can be minimized.
Dia set BV produces safe machines. These machines are designed according to the latest standards, in accordance with the CE marking. The user is responsible for proper use and maintenance of the machine.

For assistance with purchase, installation, or during use, please contact JURA Tools or an authorized JURA Tools® dealer.
Contact us at info@juratools.com.

General Safety

Text Marking

IMPORTANT: Indicates that the mentioned information has a significant impact on the machine, its maintenance, and working with this machine.
WARNING: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that, if not avoided, could result in serious injury or death.
DANGER: Indicates an imminent hazardous situation that, if not avoided, will result in serious injury or death.

General Safety Precau8ons

Sharp tools: This equipment allows the use of small sharp cuing tools that can break suddenly. Always wear eye protection appropriate for each application, and protect hands from sharp edges.
Vibration: Like other power tools, this device exposes the operator to mechanical vibration. Take necessary breaks and do exercises to let your body rest and recover. If any user experiences discomfort, pain, numbness, aching, etc., in their hands, fingers, arms, or related joints, discontinue use and consult with an appropriate health professional.
Dust: Although this equipment does not generate dust itself, the tools used in the hand piece’s may do so. Certain tool materials generate harmful dust while being ground or sharpened. When sharpening tools, we strongly recommend the use of the JURA Extraction system. Or take appropriate steps to avoid dust inhalation.
Noise: The proper use of this equipment does not generate significant or harmful noise emissions. Under certain opera.ng conditions, the sound level at 1 meter from the equipment may reach 79.1 dB(A).
Adequate lighting: Allow clear sight, this might help prevent accidents and reduce fatigue.
Holders: Properly secure the workpiece by using the with the machine supplied holders to ensure user safety and to guard the piece from falling or damage while working.
Only the ORIGINAL JURA engraving hand pieces are suitable for this machine.
Compressor: The Engraving system itself does NOT requires a compressed air supply. Only the JURA HOT-AIR blower® and the AIR blower® that go with the Graver-PRO version require a compressed air supply.
Oil-free compressors are ALWAYS RECOMMENDED. When using an oil lubricated compressor, install an oil-removal filter on the compressor. Damage due to oil or water contamination IS NOT COVERED BY WARRANTY. Even slight amounts of oil can damage internal parts.
Workbench: Make use of a heavy JURA workbench or suitable solid furniture to support this equipment and prevent vibration on the work piece and any additional equipment and supplies. Placement of this engraving system on the bench is solely user preference and may be determined by leer or right hand use during operation. NEVER OPERATE WHILE ON ITS SIDE. Always use the system in a vertical position as shown in Figure 4.1.

Machines

Machine Description

This manual describes 4 JURA machines: JURA Micromotor, JURA Graver, JURA Graver Plus and JURA Graver Pro.

Micromotor
The JURA Micromotor is an advanced tool designed for high torque and precise drilling operations. It combines a powerful brushless micromotor with the slim NSK E Type hand piece to be able to work with hard metals like platinum and titanium. The JURA Micromotor includes a bench top holder for the cable, preven.ng the cable pulling and ensures a more comfortable working experience. The motor is rated at 7.8 N cm, enabling consistent low-speed drilling at the desired speed.

JURA Graver
The JURA Graver is a pneumatic graver with build in air compressor that powers the hand piece during the engraving. The hand piece can be quickly modified by switching out the piston to allow for a wide variety of engraving styles. The piece can be controlled through either the foot pedal or a rota.ng dial on the cabinet.

JURA Graver Plus
The JURA Graver Plus comes with both the brushless micromotor from the JURA Micromotor as well as the hand piece from the JURA Graver.

JURA Graver Pro
The JURA Graver Pro further expands on the JURA Graver Plus by adding both a cold air blower and a hot air blower. The cold air blower can be used to clean the work piece from dust while the hot air blower can be used for hea.ng and souring the Shellac kit and/ or Thermo-Lock®. A separate small compressor is with a minimum of 5 Bar air pressure is required to use both the cold and hot air blowers.

What do the machines include

Table 4.1: Included parts per machine (parts on the picture might might have had a faceli5)

1x Control box
1x Power Cable
1x Pedal for micromotor
1x Slim nose Hand piece
1x Heavy duty Hand piece
1x Bench holder for the hand piece
1x JURA Bench-top holder for the micromotor| 1x Control box
1x Power Cable
1x Pedal for the graver
1x Engraving hand piece inch holder 10x Quick changes with color coding
1x Set of gravers 7pcs.| 1x Control box
1x Power Cable
1x Pedal for micromotor
1x Slim nose Hand piece
1x Bench holder for the micromotor hand piece
1x Pedal for the graver
1x Engraving hand piece incl. holder
10x Quick changes with color coding
1x Set of gravers 7pcs.| 1x Control box
1x Power Cable
1x Pedal for micromotor
1x Slim nose Hand piece
1x Bench holder for the micromotor hand piece.
1x Pedal for the graver
1x Engraving hand piece inch holder
10x Quick changes with color coding
1x Set of gravers 7pcs.
1x Hot Air Blower incl. Holster
1x Cold Air Blower incl. Universal Holder

Machine Components

This manual describes 4 JURA machines: JURA Micromotor, JURA Graver, JURA Graver Plus and JURA Graver Pro.

Identification

The machines are equipped with a type plate displaying the CE marking. This CE marking indicates that this machine complies with the essen.al safety and health requirements of the European Union, in accordance with Machinery Direc.ve 2006/42/EC.

Depending on the type machine one of the following CE marking plates will be present:

(a) Jura Micromotor

(b) Jura Graver

(c) Jura Graver Plus

(d) Jura Graver Pro

Figure 4.2: The CE marking plates present on the machines, design & build year my vary

Machine Safety

Safety provisions

The machines are equipped with a main switch. The loca.on of the switch is on the back side of the control box.
All wiring and hazardous electrical components are covered, enclosed, or integrated into the machine. The visible wiring components do not pose any danger during normal use and maintenance. During operation, live parts are not accessible. This is achieved through the machine’s housing, which covers the components.

Residual risks

Despite the safety provisions and measures taken to ensure the safe operation of this machine, the following residual risks remain, as stated in ’JURA Graver – RI&E’. These risks must be clearly communicated to all users of the machine before activating it.

RI &E

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05| This equipment allows the use of small sharp cuing tools that can break suddenly. Always wear eye protection appropriate for each application, and protect hands from sharp edges. Keep away from the eyes at all times. Be aware of particles that might be blown away while using the air blower.
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07| Do not put the hand piece down before it stops.
09| Make sure to let the hot air blower cool down before Phuong it down and always use the holster.
03| Danger of fire / electrical shock :

• Breakage or electric leak may cause the danger of electric shock.
• Do not use with damaged or faulty power cord, plug or outlet.
• When unplug the power cord, hold the plug and do not pull the cable.
• Do not touch the power cord with wet hands.
• Do not bend the power cord excessively and do not press it with heavy objects.
• Only use with a grounding conductor.
• When using an extension cord, don’t use to many electrical equipment at the same .me

04| Although this equipment does not generate dust itself, the tools used in the hand pieces may do so. When sharpening tools, the user should take appropriate steps to avoid dust inhalation. Certain tool materials generate harmful dust while being ground or sharpened. Dust from Grinding/ Shaping Diamond/ Ceramic polishing Wheels and Inserts of any kind while opera.ng the machine will produce dust of potentially hazardous ingredients. The dust this product can cause nose, throat, skin and eye irritation and temporary or permanent respiratory disease in a small percentage of exposed individuals, possibly leading to disability or death.

Transport and Storage

During transportation and storage make sure to stay within the following characteristics:

• Temperature: 10 – 40 °C
• Atmospheric Pressure: 700 hPa to 1060 hPa
• Humidity : 30 – 75%

Humid air enters electric equipment, damaging wires and other components. Long-term condition with humidity about 65% will cause damage to the Machines. The device will struggle to function due to rus.ng and corrosion. Water droplets cause short circuits when they come in contact with the devices. In addition, when the machine overheats, it might break down.

Installation

Power off the machines and air supply when doing any connections, to prevent possible malfunctions.
Connect the machine: Insert the power cord into the receptacle on the back of the machine. Connectors vary per country. Always use the power cord with a properly grounded power outlet, using proper adapters as needed. Using it with an ungrounded system could expose the equipment to electrical damage. The included power cord may be connected to any properly grounded single-phase source of AC power within a voltage range of 100 to 240 V, 50 or 60 Hz. Do not use older generation power converters.
Read the instructions on the front & back panel. All connections are clearly indicated. You must check the power of the control box OFF before connec.ng the machine. NEVER OPERATE WHILE ON SIDE. Always use the system in a vertical position.
Turn on the power switch only area connec.ng all elements by following the steps below:
All Machines
A. Connect the power cord on the back panel.
Micromotor
B. Connect the motor foot control pedal to the foot pedal connectors on the back panel.
C. Connect the motor to the motor connector on the back panel. (Lead the cable through the micromotor bench top holder before connec.ng it to the machine.)
D. Click on the Hand piece on the Motor part
Graver & Grave Plus
E. Connect the Graver foot control pedal to the foot pedal connectors on the back panel.
Graver Pro
F. Connect the hose for the Compressor on the back panel.
G. Connect age hose from the Engraving Hand piece on the front panel.
H. Connect the power cable for the Hot Air blower on the front panel.
I. Connect the hose for the Hot Air blower on the front panel.
J. Connect the hose for the Cold Air blower on the front panel.
Connecting the hoses: Insert appropriate hose into the push-to-connect fang until the hose stops and is secure. To disconnect from the fang, press in on the push-to-connect ring while gently pulling out the hose. The hoses should not be pinched or kinked!
No air should escape while working with the Graver Pro Air Guns. If you notice any air escaping, please check the hose connections or possible damage. New hose can be ordered per meter on www.juratools.com/shop
Connect foot pedal of the graver & micromotor: Place the pedal on the floor in a convenient position. Extend the pedal hose to back of system. Pay acetoin that one connection is meant for the pedal for the Engraving system (GRAVER) and one for Pedal of the Micromotor (MOTOR). The hose should not be pinched or kinked.
Ensure there is at least 10cm space between the Graver pedal and the Micromotor pedal to prevent pressing two pedals at the same time! Pressing the Graver pedal while not opera.ng the hand piece might cause for the hand pieces to fall, break or cause injury due to sharp inserts.

Operating Instructions

Once all the previously mentioned steps are followed correctly the machine can be operated.

Power on: Put the speed control dial or the control box at ‘O’ Check the well-locked collet chuck turning the hand piece handle or pulling out the bur. Hold the hand piece by one hand and turn on the control box power by the other hand. You will hear a beep-sound, it lights green on the power switch and shows the numbers on the rpm display box.
Power off: The green light on the power switch and the lights of the bacons are gone off. The number of the rpm display box is disappeared.
Clock: Set the .me on the digital display, the hour with the leer boron and minute with the right boron. Hour display is shown from 01 to 24.
Display: The digital readout that shows rpm speed by the 1000 rpm. It also has a digital display for elapsed .me that is used in factory production work or whenever you need to know how much .me was involved in a particular task. Foot/Hand: Select whether controlling by hand or foot on the Hand/Foot Select boron as pushing each .me it changes by hand and foot. Depending on your selection, the speed will increase by stepping on the pedal or adjusting the speed with the volume boron on the control box.
Direction: Choose the rotation direction by right/leer select boron as pushing each .me, it switches between right and leer.
Speed: Although the brushless motor and the control box will allow speeds up to 50,000 rpm, the hand piece is rated for 20,000 rpm maximum. Caution must be taken to not exceed the maximum rpm for the hand piece. Put the volume dial at ’0’ and then press the hand/foot boron and motor boron at the same time. The speed can be changed within a range of speed pre-sets by the volume dial of the control box. The speed will increase by pushing on the pedal. When using for the first time, start at a low speed, and gradually increase to a high speed. Operate the speed control dial control box surly.

JURA recommends speeds for various applications as following:

• Cylinders & Tapered burs: 5000 – 6000 rpm
• Drills & Ball burs: 3000 – 4000 rpm
• Polishing: approximately 18,000 rpm

Memory: The Seung of direction and hand/foot selection are being memorized on turning off the machine. Therefore, be aware when turning the power back on.

MICROMOTOR HAND PIECES

JURA Tools offers the EQ.14.01 The JURA Slim Nose Pave Hand piece for Micro pave diamond Seung. The JURA Slim Nose Pave Hand piece Is the lightest and the shortest handpiece that reduced strengthening of your hand while making long hours doing the finest pave work. With max. 35.000 rpm, this hand piece is designed for delicate pave work with
recommended ball bur size up to 2mm. Jura recommends:
For Drill Bits & Ball Burs 3-4000rpm.
For Cylinders & Tapered Burs 5-6000rpm.
For Fine Polishing a. 15000rpm (Use only with well centered, high quality steel mandrills!)
For Seung Large stones and using ball burs from up 2mm, we recommend the EQ.14.02 JURA High Torque Handpiece.
By reducing the speed, this hand piece enables you max control and power while working with larger burs.
For polishing, we recommend the EQ.14.03 Heavy duty hand piece (included with the Micromotor).
To mount the bur, insert it into the chuck and turn the Bur Lock Ring in the direction of the mark [C] until it clicks and the Black Dots align (see Figure 4.3). To remove the bur, turn the Bur Lock Ring in the direction of mark [O] until it clicks.
Figure 4.3: Micromotor bur moun.ng instructions

Make sure that the position is always in the locked position when you start working. Pressing the pedal of the micromotor, without any drill/bur fixed in the hand piece chuck, will damage the hand piece bearings or cause possible injury. Please ensure, the hand piece chuck is completely locked when placing the drill/bur.
Do not drop the hand piece as it may get damaged or break. This might cause vibration of the bur, overhea.ng or damaged bearings. Replace the hand piece for a new in such case. Always use the Micromotor Top Bench holder to prevent the hand piece from falling or cable damage.
Hand piece might get stuck on the micromotor due to constant vibration. Disconnect the micromotor hand piece once a month from the motor and put it back on to prevent it from geeing fixed too tight. The hand piece disconnects from the micromotor by a quick pull. They do not screw together, they are a friction fit. Never connect or disconnect the hand piece until the motor has completely stopped.
Drills & Burs: The JURA Tools® Micromotor hand piece is suitable for drills, burs or mandrills with a diameter of Ø 2,36mm. We strongly recommend to use high quality drills, burs or mandrills for your micromotor. Cheap versions are not properly centered and will also cause damage to the bearings of your micromotor hand piece. The drill or bur might get stuck in the chuck if being used over a very long .me or high force. We recommend to take out the drill or bur regular and fix it back into the chuck. Use lubricant for extending life/endurance of your drill and burs.
The Micromotor can overload due;

• Using burs larger than Ø 2mm over a long period of .me.

• Not using prober lubricant for drills/burs

• Using wrong ally of drills/burs for the type of metal that needs to be worked on.

• Using cheap drill/ burs or mandrels.

ENGRAVING HAND PIECE

The “Power” boron on the control box regulates the stoke power of the engraving hand piece. The “Speed” boron is responsible for Seung a maximum speed depending on your work. Turn the power boron all the way to the leer for the finest Seung and power up slowly until the preferred power is reached. The rage is three complete turns. By pressing the pedal, the hand piece will start exhilara.ng strokes per minute from 0-up. Finding the right sarongs is very personal. Find the right power and speed for the chosen piston and spring for your particular kind of work. Many variations are possible!
Always use the Universal Hand piece holder to prevent the hand piece from falling or cable damage. Be careful not to drop the hand piece as it may get damaged or break.
Handpiece operation: Unlike traditional or push engraving where a firm grip and manual forward force is required, the JURA pneumatic hand piece requires only a light grip and guidance. Relax, allowing the engraving system to move the tool forward and through the material with guidance. Most graver slips are due to manual hand pushing and an overly firm grip on the hand piece. Holding the hand piece with the graver is similar to holding a dinner knife. For stippling,
hammering, or similar techniques, position the hand piece similar to holding a pencil.
Maintenance: Depending on the intensity of your work, once in a while the hand-piece must be cleaned with alcohol. Open the hand piece and clean the ways, piston and spring with a cogon stick and alcohol. Make sure all parts are dry before Phuong the parts together again. Do NOT use any lubricants inside of the hand piece!
Pistons & Springs: The set includes a 4 and 6 grams piston. 2x Ø8mm Spring 0,5 & 0,4mm wire, 35mm long. The 4 grams piston offers you the option to tune the power for finer engraving work. Meanwhile the 6 grams piston will allow you to do deeper cuing, working on harder metals and perform hammering. The spring regulate the force. Harder spring will naturally slow down the stroke. Simply replace the piston and or spring and reassemble. The piston has a round end. The round end MUST face the nose or it will NOT work properly.
Do not oil/lubricate inside of the hand piece and prevent greasy hands while changing the spring and/ or the piston!
Quick changes: The JURA Engraving Hand piece comes with a set of 10pcs of Quick changes. The Quick changes are designed for the most efficient working method. The included colour coding allows you to recognize your gravers by type. The Quick change organizer will allow you to keep them organized and easy to search for the graver you need while holding the organizer underneath the microscope. Insert the graver into the .p of the quick change and fix it with the supplied 1,5mm hex key to stay in place. Additional Quick changes are sold per set op 10pcs on www.juratools.com/shop.

A set of several O-rings are included for the hand piece and the quick changes for maintenance purpose.

Carbide gravers: The engraving hand piece is suitable for JURA original quick changes only and gravers with a diameter of Ø2,36mm. A properly sharpened graver or similar tool is required to cut through the surface of metal and other materials. The quality of the cut will depend on how well the gravers are sharpened, how well the machine is programmed, as well as the surface used to engrave on. Sharpening gravers is a very delicate job that requires professional skills and experience!
Set of Pre-sharpened Carbide gravers contains; Flat, 30º, 45º, 60º, 75º, 90º and 120º. The final shape of your graver depends completely on the type of your work. Shaping of the gravers must be done with Diamond Wheels offered on www.juratools.com/shop.
The JURA Carbide Gravers are made from a special grade of carbide for impact usage. This carbide will cut materials of greater hardness and toughness than hardened steel gravers and is also suitable for use on sorer materials. Even impact-resistant grades of carbide are subject to point failure and must be sharpened in a manner that produces a durable point.

It is recommended to use a set of diamond polishing wheels for shaping, polishing and gung of the gravers.

• SG.DP.YW: Yellow / Fine
• SG.DP.BE: Blue / Medium
• SG.DP.BK: Black / Rough
• SG.DP.CW: Cuing Wheel
  These polishing wheels can be purchased at www.juratool.com/shop
  

Grinding of any inserts will produce dust of potentially hazardous ingredients. Dust from grinding this product can cause nose, throat, skin and eye irritation and temporary or permanent respiratory disease in a small percentage of exposed individuals. Permanent respiratory disease can lead to disability or death. Coolant mist from wet grinding may contain dust.

• Avoid breathing dust or mist.

• Avoid prolonged skin contact with dust or mist.

• Use adequate ven.la.on when grinding.

• Maintain dust level below OSHA and ACGIH levels.

• Use protec.ve devices.

• Wash hand thoroughly area handling, before ea.ng or smoking. Dispose of materials according to local, state and/or federal regulations.

JURA HOT AIR BLOWER

The Hot Air Blower is part of the Graver Pro system. This blower is used for hea.ng and shortening the Shellac kit and/ or
Thermo-Lock®. STOP hea.ng these materials once the right temperature and substance is achieved. The slim nose is suitable to work precisely on your piece while looking through the microscope.
This item does need a small compressor, only for the air guns. Make sure that the JURA Hot Air Gun is properly connected to Air Supply and the Compressor is switched on and set on minimum of 80 psi / 5,5 bar. Beware, despite of the safety fuse, Lower air pressure might damage/ burn the hea8ng element. Never use the Hot- air Gun without the minimum required air pressure.
For cold air pull the trigger half way. And for hot air pull the trigger all the way. The gun heats up to 60 °C. Area use let go of the trigger half way and wait for the a few seconds until the air starts cooling down.
The JURA Hot Air Gun comes standard with 4mm tube. Depending on your situation, you might need a custom connector. Please contact your local hardware store for advice or contact Jura at info@juratools.com.
Do not connect the Hot Air Gun to any other device rather than straight to the Compressor or the JURA Graver Pro.
Do not overheat these materials, you could be burned and/or release undesirable fumes. Extreme overhea.ng could start a fire. Do not touch these materials with bare hands if overheated, let it cool first. The Hot Air Blower nose will get hot during hea.ng. Always place the blower back into the holder. Never touch the nose until it fully cools down.

JURA AIR BLOWER

The JURA Air blower is part of the Graver Pro system. This blower is very suitable for cleaning your piece and bench from dust. This item does need a small compressor, only for the air guns. We advise to use the JURA oil free minicom pressor. Low noise level a. 45dB, this compressor is most silent in it’s category and very well suitable in a small workshop or even workplace at home.
Never blow into the eyes. Beware that dust / small (metal) parts from your piece/ desk can get into your eyes. Use proper eye protection!

Possible problems and solutions

The hand piece does not run when the hand/foot switch is on and power lamp is on| Check the connection of power cord| Connect the power cord properly
Check if the chuck is open (E1 error)| Lock the chuck
The hand piece does not run when the power lamp is on and power lamp is on| Check if the hand piece is connected properly| Connect the hand piece properly
Check if the cord is not broken| Contact your dealer
The RPM does not increase| The control box may have a problem| Contact your dealer
| OVERLOAD| Contact your dealer if aver a break the error repeats
E1 Error| Seung Error or caused by abnormal operation of the Micromotor| Overload due to improperly usage or improper connection| Turn off the machine; Check the Power cord connection Check if the chuck is closed properly Turn back on the machine; If Error still appears or keeps coming back, contact your dealer
E2 Error| | Over current error due to using the hand piece for an excessively long time without a break| Turn off the machine and let it cool down Turn back on the machine; If Error still appears or keeps coming back, Contact your dealer
E3 Error| | Control Box failure| Contact your dealer

Changing fuse: A fuse is placed in the small box beside of the power connector at the back side. Take out the fuse box
and change the fuse.

Maintenance Instructions

Micromotor hand pieces

Clean the hand piece by removing the dust on hand piece with smooth cloths with isopropyl alcohol and avoid moisture entering the internals. Do not apply the oil to the goods or clean with water. The grease inside of the bearing could melt away due to the oil.
The pedal requires ladle maintenance with proper use. Remove any dust, debris, and metal chips from foot pedal to clean periodically. Place a drop of oil on the Pedal hinges to prolong spring life and prevent rust. When sweeping or vacuuming, place foot Thorley on bench or chair.

Engraving hand piece

Keeping the hand piece clean on the inside. Problems will occur if oil or moisture gets into the hand piece, especially on the piston. If you notice a loss of power or erratic performance, it’s .me to disassemble and clean the hand piece. As you unscrew the nose, there will be a spring and piston that follows. Clean the parts with a non-residue solvent like denatured alcohol. Before reassembly, make sure every thing is completely dry.

Service and Repair

Please call JURA Tools or an authorized JURA Tools dealer to order replacement parts and for instructions on replacement. Do not Ahmet to service parts that must be sent to JURA Tools or an authorized JURA Tools dealer; these must be repaired or replaced by JURA Tools or an authorized JURA Tools dealer. Any Ahmet of disabling the machine by third party, will result in exclusion from warranty!

Technical Specifications

Design Information

Models General Dimensions| Jura Micromotor
Jura Graver
Jura Graver Plus
Jura Graver Pro
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Overall Dimensions ( Lx W x H)
Total Weight| a.7kg
Noise Emission (at 1 meter)| 79.1 dB(A)
Required Power Supply
Supply Voltage| 100 to 240 V
Grounding| TN-grounding
Frequency| 50 of 60 Hz
Physical Operating Condi9ons
Ambient Operating Temperature| 10 – 40 ° C
Relative Humidity (RH)| 30 – 75 %
Lighting| Adequate lighting
Altitude| N/A

The machine is not intended for outdoor use.
The machine is not suitable for poten.ally explosive atmospheres (ATEX).
The machine may only be used for the intended products.
The machine must not be used for operations not described in this manual!

Declaration of Conformity

Dia set BV, as the manufacturer and assembler of the technical documentation, declares that the machines with the following specifications:

Are in compliance with the minimum safety requirements as stated in the following direc.ve(s):
Machinery Directive, 2006/42/EG
EMC Directive, 2014/30/EU
Restriction of Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment 2011/65/EU The following harmonized  standards have also been applied:
EN IEC 62841-1:2015: Portable hand-held, electrically operated tools and grass and garden machinery.
EN IEC 60745-2-23:2013: Hand-held motor-operated electric tools – Safety – Part 2-23: Preocular requirements for grinders, polishers, and disk-type sanders.
EN ISO 11148-4:2013: Hand-held non-electric power tools – Safety requirements – Part 4: Nonlottery striking and
hammering tools.
EN IEC 60335-1:201.2/A11:2014: Household and similar electrical appliances – Safety – Part 1: General requirements
EN IEC 60335-2-45:2002+A1:2008+A2:2012: Household and similar electrical appliances
Safety – Part 2-45: Particular requirements for portable hea.ng tools and similar appliances EN IEC 62233:2008: Measurement methods for electromagnetic fields of household appliances and similar apparatus with regard to human exposure.
Manufacturer: Dia set BV
Address: Prost watering 22-A 3542AE Utrecht
Country: The Netherlands
Date: March 1, 2024

Signed: K.Jerjomina
(CEO Diaset BV. / JURA Tools)

Manufactured by:
Diaset BV Proostwetering 22-A 3542AE Utrecht The Netherlands
E-mail: info@diaset.nl
Internet: www.juratools.com

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