Portamate PM7060 User Manual

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MegaVise II

P O R T A B L E VISE S TA N D
VISE P O R TABLE S T A ND
S TA N D P O RT Á T I L V I S E

PM7060

OPERATORS MANUAL

Assembly • Operation • Parts List • Warnings • Warranty

Caution: Read all instructions carefully.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS. Refer to them often and use them to instruct others.

MANUEL DE L’UTILISATEUR

Assemblage • Fonctionnement • Liste de pièces • Avertissements • Garantie

Mise en garde : Lire attentivement l’ensemble des instructions.
CONSERVER CES INSTRUCTIONS. Les consulter souvent et les utiliser pour éduquer les autres.

MANUAL DEL OPERADOR

Ensamble • Operación • Lista de Partes • Advertencias • Garantía

Precaución: Lea cuidadosamente todas las instrucciones.
GUARDE ESTAS INSTRUCCIONES. Refiérase a las instrucciones y úselas para enseñarle a otras personas.

CONTENTS

Specifications 2
Features 3
Safety 4
Setting up 5
Operation 6
Maintenance 8
Warranty 9

Thank you for purchasing this Portamate MegaVise II workclamp. These
instructions contain information necessary for safe and effective operation of
this product.

For product updates or accessories please visit us at www.Portamate.com

SPECIFICATIONS

Model No: PM-7060
Clamping range: 0 - 956mm (37 1⁄2”) clamping range with extension

piece max 1410mm (55 1/2”)

Clamping force: 1000kg (1 tonne)
Maximum load: 100kg (220.5lb)
Jaws: Urethane
Folded size: 275 x 775 x 295mm (10 7⁄8” x 30 1⁄2” x 11 39⁄64”)
Standing size: 980 x 1000 x 860mm (38 37⁄64” x 39 49⁄64” x 33 27⁄32”)
Weight: 16.5kg (36.4lb)

Contents2

FEATURES

1

2

4

9

8

6

5

14

12

13

11

3

10

7

1. Moving jaw

2. Fixed jaw

3. Body

4. Lock / release

switch

5. Foot pedal

6. Front legs

7. Rear leg

8. Foot pedal

locking latch

9. Front leg
locking knobs

10. Rear leg
locking knob

11. Moving jaw
locking tab

12. Fixed jaw facing

13. Moving jaw

facings
(2 pieces)

14. Foot plates

Features

3

GENERAL SAFETY RULES

Read and understand all
instructions. Failure to follow all
instructions listed below, may
result in personal injury.

• Make sure all moving parts are free

from interference.

• Keep hands clear of all moving

parts.

• Ensure MegaVise II is set up on firm
ground in a stable manner.

• Be aware of overbalancing. When

a large piece is cut from one end
of a job, the remaining piece may
be heavy enough to over-balance
the MegaVise II. Always ensure the
workpiece is well supported.

• Check to make sure that all fixing

screws and knobs are tight and all
legs are locked into place before
operating the MegaVise II.

• The tool must be used only for its
prescribed purpose. Any use other

than those mentioned in these
instructions will be considered a
case of misuse.
The manufacturer shall not be liable
for any damage or injury resulting
from such cases of misuse.

• The manufacturer shall not be

liable for any changes made to the
tool nor for any damage resulting
from such changes.

GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR POWER TOOLS

Using power tools of any kind can be dangerous if safe operating procedures are
not followed. Recognizing the hazards of each tool and using them with respect
and caution will considerably limit the possibility of personal injury. However,
if safety precautions are ignored, personal injury will likely result. Always use
common sense – your personal safety-is your responsibility.

1. Read and understand the Owner’s
Manual, observe the warnings and
instruction labels affixed to the tool.

2. Properly ground all tools.

3. Keep guards in place.

4. Remove adjusting keys and
wrenches.

5. Keep work area clean and dry.

6. Keep children away.

7. Never leave running machines/
tools unattended.

8. Disconnect tools from service.

9. Use correct tools for the job.

10. Never force a tool.

General Safety Rules

4

11. Wear safety apparel.

12. Wear safety glasses/goggles.

13. Never stand or sit on tools.

14. Replace damaged components
immediately.

15. Replace damaged components
immediately.

16. Properly anchor power tools to
work stands.

17. Use correct blade for job being
done.

18. Think Safety. Safety is a
combination of operator
awareness, common sense and
alertness at all times.