Technical specificationsThe technical data are in accordance with the specifications SZ) defined in the purchase agreement. The specified data arestandard data and may deviate from the data specified in the purchase agreement. You should therefore refer to our data sheet 3760322 SZ) for the current technical data for the LINEAR 800, 1200, When working with the setting instrument, suitable gJ protective clothing must be worn (safety shoes, helmet,safety goggles ... )!In addition, gloves should always be worn when handling SZ) workpieces to minimize heat penetration and protect the hands. In alternative, you may handle small workpieces alas with wooden tongsMaintenance and careGreat care is taken during development and manufacture and during quality control at the production facility to ensure that the LINEAR 800, 1200, 1600, 2000 setting instrument meets the specified performance criteria. Relatively little maintenance is needed to ensure that the setting instrument continues to perform at this level over the long term. Incorrect use of the setting instrument can lead to wear, which may influence the measuring accuracy. The standard maintenance interval for the LINEAR 800, 1200, 1600, 2000 is one year. Intensive or extensive use or operation outside of a class 1 or 2 measuring room (precision measuring or inspection room) will mean that shorter maintenance intervals are necessary. Please contact Mahr customer service in this case. Control measurementsBoth the proper functioning of the measuring station and the plausibility of the measuring values must be checked at least once a day by adequately trained and qualified personnel on certified gage blocks. If the measuring results are not plausible after several calibrations, there is probably an error in the incremental measuring system. In this case, contact Mahr GmbH's customer service department. Daily routine checks1. Check the cable connections every day for damage (visual inspection).Immediately replace damaged cables!2. Test the function of the measuring slide, tail stock and object table.3. Check the measuring surfaces for wear (see section 6.5. " Checking the measuring surfaces for damage").