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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

and SPARE PARTS LIST

for electric power generator

PMG 10/2 H1PMG 10/2 E1

30430 202 00-ENG-07.03-0.03

Printed in Germany



Preface

You have acquired a Hatz electric power generator manufactured according to DIN ISO 8528.This operating equipment has been designed and built according to state-of-the-art technology.The electric power generator is exclusively intended for the purpose described in chapter 2.

Any utilization exceeding this scope is considered as improper use. Motorenfabrik HATZ cannot beheld responsible for any risks and damage resulting from such improper use. The user shall solelybear the risk.

ATTENTION!

This generator may only be started if the operator is familiar with these operating instructionsand the operating manual of the engine. Both manuals help to avoid accidents, to operate andservice the generator correctly, and thus to remain operative for a long period.The operating instructions are an integral part of the electric power generator; i.e. they have to

be attached to the generator at all times (even when sold), and have to be available under alloperating conditions.

The worldwide HATZ Service Network is at your disposal to advise you, supply with spare parts andundertake servicing work.You will find the address of your nearest HATZ service station in the enclosed list.

Use only original spare parts from HATZ. Only these parts guarantee a perfect dimensional stabilityand quality. The reference number is specified in chapter 14.

We reserve the right to make modifications in the course of technical progress.

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Contents

1. General safety regulations and rules for the prevention of accidents 3

2. Agreed application of HATZ electric generators 4

3. llustration 54. Installation drawing with dimensions 6

5. Technical specifications and tolerances 7

6. Instructions before start-up 8

6.1. Installation 8

6.2. Fuel 8

6.3. General electro-technical information 8

6.4. Protective measures 8

7. Information regarding commissioning and operation of the electric power generator 98. Information regarding closing down of the electric power generator 10

9. Maintenance and inspection 11

10. Circuit diagrams 12-15

11. Residual risk for electric generating sets 16

12. Troubleshooting 17

13. Disassembly and assembly of the generator 18

14. Spare parts for the generator 22

This symbol identifies important safety precautions.Please comply with these most carefully in order to avoid any risk of injury to persons ordamage to materials.General legal requirements and safety regulations issued by the competent authorities orindustrial accident insurers must also be complied with.



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1. General safety regulations and rules for the prevention of accidents

The gen sets are constructed in accordance with the applicable standards and regulations.However, danger may arise if they are operated or used incorrectly for an inappropriate applicationor by untrained personnel.

– Everybody responsible for commissioning, maintenance, operation or repair must have read theseoperating instructions and the operating manual for the motor thoroughly and understood the con-tents;

– must be familiar with the control and operating elements before starting the electric powergenerator;

– must observe all the instruction and warning signs attached to the electric power generator, andkeep them in a legible condition. If an adhesive label falls off or becomes difficult to read, pleaserequest a replacement at your closest HATZ service centre.

– On principle the generator has to be checked for proper working order before every application.

– The electrical devices, supply and extension cables have to be in perfect condition.

– For safety reasons, only use totally insulated devices.

– Ensure that children and animals are kept away from the unit.

– Explosive as well as easily combustible substances must be kept at a distance, as the exhaust ofthe electric power generator develops very high temperatures during operation.

– Attention: Do not run in closed or insufficiently ventilated rooms!Do not inhale the exhaust gases - RISK OF POISONING!

– The generator must always be operated on a firm and dry base.

– The electric power generator must be placed so that it cannot tilt, slip or fall.

– Protection against contact with live components is only given if all covers on the control panel andterminal box are installed as per the original instructions for the new unit. All control panel, boxcomponents e.g. sockets, safety switches and measuring instruments, must have been suppliedand installed intact and in correct condition with the new unit.

– Exhaust system components as well as the surface of the engine will naturally be hot and must notbe touched while the engine is running or until it has cooled down after being stopped.

– Besides the information given in these operating instructions, the generally applicable safety regu-

lations and the regulations for the prevention of accidents laid down by legislators or competentprofessional associations must also be complied with.

– Any improper modification made to the electric power generator rules out liability for damageresulting from such modifications.

For further safety provisions, please refer to the operating manual of the engine.

In case of doubt, please contact the closest HATZ service centre before activating the electric powergenerator.



2. Agreed application of HATZ electric generators

Intended utilization: Back-up electric generation plant within the IT network with protective measure"electrical separation" according to DIN VDE 0100, part 551 & HD 384.5.551 S1: 1997. Insulated sys-tem without generator grounding.

Depending on the circuit diagram used, a voltage of 230 V or 400 V can be picked off. The frequencyis 50 Hz.

– Electrical consumers may only be connected and operated by HATZ electric power generators ifthey are suitable for the operation with this generator type and if their total power consumptiondoes not exceed the rated power output of the generator.The electrical data of the consumers, such as voltage and frequency, must correspond to theelectric data of the generator.If the wattage is not indicated on one of the consumers, please contact the appropriate manufac-turer.

If these instructions are not complied with, there is a risk of damaging the electric power generatoror the devices connected.

– Connection into existing electrical systems in buildings is not permitted.Exception: connection into existing systems may only be established by competent electricians andafter approval by the appropriate electrical power supply company.

– Installation of standard Hatz design gen sets is not permitted in vehicles or closed rooms unlessappropriate measures have been taken with regard to the supply and removal of cooling air andexhaust gases. The installation will also have to be approved by the manufacturer.

– The driving motor is set for an operation within the standard reference conditions according to

DIN ISO 3046-1, i.e.:Atmospheric pressure: 100 kPa (at an altitude of approx. 100 m above sea level).Intake air temperature: 298K (25°C)Relative humidity: 30 %If the conditions at your site of operation differ considerably from the conditions mentioned aboveand have not been taken into account on ordering the generator, please contact your closest HATZservice centre. Our staff will be able to let you know whether adaptive corrections on the motorare required due to the climate conditions.

Important:The use according to the intended purpose also includes the observance of the operating instructionsand the specified maintenance and repair instructions. Non-compliance may lead to damage to theelectric power generator which may involve danger for persons and other material damage.

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3. Illustration

3.1. Generating set conforming to: DIN ISO 8528

3.2. Manufacturer: MOTORENFABRIK HATZ GMBH & CO.KGErnst-Hatz-Str. 16, 94099 Ruhstorf/Rott.

3.3. Labelling: CE Label

3.4. Illustration:

3.5. Generator nameplate

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Model with engine 1D81 Z Model with enclosed engine 1D81 C

Please enter the type and number of the genera-tor here. The generator nameplate is located onthe generator housing.When making enquiries or placing orders forspare parts, please make sure to specify thisdata. (List of spare parts for generator, refer to

chapter 14).For information on the motor nameplate, pleaserefer to the operating instructions of the engine.

Typ

Nr.



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4. Installation drawing with dimensions

Type: PMG 10/2 H1with engine 1D81 Z

PMG 10/2 E1

Type: PMG 10/2 H1with engine 1D81 C

PMG 10/2 E1



5. Technical specifications and tolerances

The values indicated in the following table are rated specifications, i.e. specifications based on whichthe unit has been designed. There are tolerances dependent on material and production, which areincluded in the construction requirements applicable for the units. These have been kept to.

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Type PMG 10/2 H1 PMG 10/2 E1

Nominal capacity kVA 10 10

Performance Cos phi 0,9 0,9

Voltage 3~V 400 400

Amperage 3~A 15,2 15,2

Frequency at 3000 rpm Hz 50 50

Precision of voltage % ±10 ±10

Harmonic content % 6 6Protection IP 20,23M 20,23M

Make of engine HATZ HATZ

Type of operation Diesel 4-takt 4-takt

Series 1D81. 1D81.

Cooling Luft Luft

Cylinder 1 1

Engine capacity kW 10,5 10,5Speed r.p.m. 3000 3000

Consumption at 3/4 load l/h approx. 2,5 2,5

Type of start Hand Electric

Recommended starter batteryStarting temperature no less than -6°C V/Ah – 12/45Starting temperature no less than -15°C V/Ah – 12/66Maximum admissible rating V/Ah – 12/88

Weight (ready for operation)

with engine 1D81 S kg, approx. 154 159with engine 1D81 C kg, approx. 173 178



6.1. Installation

– If possible, the electric power generator

should be operated outdoors. Thus, coolingair can circulate freely.

Do not run the motor in closed orinsufficiently ventilated rooms!

Do not inhale the exhaust gases - RISK OFPOISONING!Explosive as well as easily combustible sub-stances must be kept at a distance, as the

exhaust of the electric generator develops

extremely high temperatures during operation.It is absolutely necessary to make sure thatthe exhaust muffler or pipe is not directedtowards combustible material.

– Remove covers, such as crates, containers,tarpaulins etc., otherwise damage to thedevice during operation is inevitable. More-over, there is an increased risk of fire.

6.2. Fuel– Only diesel fuel as specified in the operating

instructions of the engine must be used.

Stop the engine before refilling thefuel tank. Never refuel near a naked

flame or sparks which could start a fire. Don'tsmoke. Use only pure fuel and clean filling

equipment. Take care not to spill fuel.

6.3. General electro-technical

information

– As extension cables, only use rubber-coatedcables which correspond to the designsH 07 RN-F or A 07-RN-F according toDIN VDE 0282-4 or IEC 245-4 (rubber-insu-lated cables with rated voltages up to 400 V)or ones exceeding these quality standards.

– Extension cables must be selected accordingto the expected mechanical, electrical andthermal loads; they must be laid according

to the specifications.– Fuses providing protection by cut-out areunacceptable in electric power generators ofthis power range!

6.4. Protective measures

The manufacturer has provided and installed theprotective measure "electrical separation withequipotential bonding".

This protective measure corresponds toDIN VDE 0100-551, HD 384.5.551S1: 1997 andHD 384.4.41S2: 1996.

– It must be ensured that components provid-ing protection are maintained in their originalcondition. This applies especially to equipo-tential bonding conductors (marked in greenand yellow), plug-and-socket connectors,extension cables, fuse cut-outs and switches.

– The active components of the 400V/231 Vsystem must not be connected to other cur-rent circuits or to the ground.It is absolutely necessary that the cables areperfectly insulated.

– All electro-conductive elements of a con-nected consumer must be connected to thenon-grounded equipotential bonding conduc-tor.

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6. Instructions before start-up



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– All sockets must feature a ground contact,which has to be connected to the equipoten-tial bonding system.

– All flexible connecting cables (except safetyclass II) and extension cables must comprise

a protective conductor.– If one piece of electrical equipment is used,

the following max. lengths of extension cablesare admissible:60 m in case of 1.5 mm²

100 m in case of 2.5 mm²150 m in case of 4.0 mm²If two or more pieces of electrical equipmentare connected to the electric power generator,

the admissible cable lengths are halved.– If 2 or more pieces of electrical equipment are

supplied and if an insulation failure occurs in2 of these, a protective device must effect apower supply cut-off within 0.2 seconds.Please note: The two insulation failures must

concern 2 active conductors ofdifferent polarity (e.g. device 1,insulation phase L1 faulty;

device 2, insulation PEN conduc-tor faulty)

-> every branch (sub-distribution) must be pro-tected by fuses on all poles.

The number of pieces of electrical equipmentand their location must be arranged in a waythat the operator can easily monitor and controlthem. The enlargement of the plant to be sup-plied is limited.

(In case of doubt, please consult a specialistelectrician before starting the generator.)The user must pay special attention to the cor-rect laying of cables, and have control overdevices critical for safety (e.g. safety switches)at all times.

– It must be ensured on all accounts that theground-fault loop resistance (total resistance)does not exceed 1.5 Ohm.

– The installation of other protective measures,which must all correspond to the applicablestandards, may only be performed by author-ized specialists.

– Check whether the entire electrical equipmentis in proper working order. Special attentionmust be paid to the insulation before start thegenerator.

– The engine must be started according to itsoperating instructions.Note: The speed-setting device is set to maxi-mum motor speed. Individual speed setting is

not possible; therefore a speed-setting leverhas not been installed.

– Check whether the generator is producingvoltage (voltmeter).

– If necessary, engage the circuit-breaker.

– Start up the consumers one by one, andcheck them for proper working order.

– Avoid extended no-load operation periods.

7. Information regarding commissioning and operation of the electric

power generator



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– Close down or switch off all consumersaccording to their specifications/instructions.

Stop lever of engine 1D81 S

Stop lever of engine 1D81 C

– Turn stop lever "1" in "STOP" direction, andhold it tight until the engine has come to astandstill (see illustrations above).

– Having stopped the engine, release stoplever "1", and make sure that it returns to"START" position.

Electrical equipmentBattery charging pilot lamp "2" and oil pressurelamp "3" light up after motor has come to a

standstill.

– Turn the starter key to position 0 and removeit; all pilot lamps must go out.

Note:Engines equipped with a "solenoid for closingdown the motor" are switched off by turning thestarter key back to position 0.

8. Information regarding closing down of the electric power generator

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GeneralFor performance of maintenance, inspection andrepair, the engine must be switched off and

secured against unauthorised starting.

Remarks

To carry out maintenance, inspection and repair,appropriate workshop equipment is absolutelynecessary. It is not allowed to clean the unitswith water or jet steam (high-pressure cleaner).

9.1. Engine

See engine operating instructions.

– BatteryMaintenance:The battery surface must always be kept dryand clean, otherwise leak currents maydevelop which can discharge the battery.Every 250 service hours, check the batteryand the cable connections for perfect fit andgood condition of the contact areas. Use bat-tery grease to protect the terminal heads and

the terminals against corrosion.

– Additional maintenance work for batterieswith inspection plugsCheck battery fluid level at regular intervals.If the level is too low, top up battery with dis-tilled water only (by no means acid).

Batteries generate explosive gases.

Keep them away from naked flameand sparks which could cause them toignite; smoking is prohibited! The liquidelectrolyte is dangerous for the skin and

especially for the eyes. Rinse off splashesof acid immediately and thoroughly. If nec-essary, consult a doctor.When handling liquid electrolyte, usegloves and protective goggles.Do not place tools on the battery.

9.2. Generator

After the electric power generator has beenoperating for a period of time corresponding toits field of application (approx. 1 year), special-ists or well-trained persons must perform thefollowing inspections:

– The generator and all necessary covers are inperfect condition and in place.

– All the generator's screw fastenings must bechecked for proper condition and tight fit.

– The front plates with operating elements are

mechanically and electrically in order.– Inspection of the protective conductor and itsterminals.Connection of the protective conductor termi-nal in the switch box to the individual sockets,to the switch box housing, to the generatorcase, to the frame and to the earth terminalmust be low-resistance, i.e. resistance mustbe lower than 0.3 ohms.This value must be verified.The protective conductor wire rating must bethe same as the wire rating of the externalconductor and the flexible conductor.

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9. Maintenance and inspection



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10.1. Electrical components on the engine

10. Circuit diagrams

A r m a t u r e n k a s t e n

I n s t r u m e n t b o x

B o i t i e r d e b o r d

D i s p l a y b o a r d 0 5 0 9 2 1 0

0

S T R O M V E R S O R G U N G / L A D E E I N

R I C H T U N G

S T A R T E I N R I C H T U N G

Ü B E R W A C H U N G U N D

A N Z E I G E

M O T O R A B S T E L L U N G

P O W E R S U P P L Y / C h a r g i n g d

e v i c e

S t a r t i n g d e v i c e

M o n i t o r i n g + d i s p l a

y

E n g i n e s h u t - d o w

n

A l i m e n t a t i o n e l e c t r .

/ C h a r g e u

r

D i s p o .

d e d e m a

r r .

S u r v e i l l a n c e + t e m a i n

A r r e t d u m o t e u r

S ä m t l i c h e L e i t u n g e n o h n e Q u e r s c h

n i t t s a n g a b e s i n d 1 m m 2

A l l w i r e s w i t h o u t c o n d u c t o r s c r o s s

s e c t i o n d a t a a r e 1 m m 2

T o u t l e s c a b l e s s a n s i n d i c a t i o n d e

s e c t i o n s o n t d e 1 m m 2

H i n w e i s : J e d e Ä n d e r u n g d e r V e r d r a h t u n g e r f o r d e r t e i n e R ü c k s p r a c h e m i t d e m W e r k !

I n t r u c t i o n : A n y c h a n g e i n w i r i n g r e q u i r e s a c

o n s u l t a t i o n w i t h t h e f a c t o r y !

R e m a r q u e : A v a n t d e m o d i f i e r l e c a b l a g e ,

c o n t a c t e r l ’ u s i n e !



CODE BEZEICHNUNG DISIGNATION DESIGNATION

G 1 Batterie Battery Batterie

G 3 Ladeeinrichtung Charger part Chargeur dans l'alternateurim Generator of the alternator

M 1 Startermotor im Generator Starter motor integratet in Demarreur electriquethe alternator dans l'alternateur

K 9 Start-Hochstromrelais High-current start relais Relais de démarragepour cournat fort

R 5 Vorwiderstand mit Series resistor with Switch Pre-resistanceThermozeitschalt. thermostat. avec interr. Thermo.

S 1 Glühstartschalter Glow starting switch Contact a cle avecprechauff.

S 6 Temperaturschalter Temperature Switch for Interrupteur defür Motortemperatur engine temperature température culasse

S 7 Öldruckschalter Oil pressure switch Transmetteur depression d´huile

S 8 Druckschalter für Luftfilter Pressure switch for airfilter Interrupteur decolmatage du filtre a air

X 1 Klemmleiste für Terminal strip at Bornier au tableauArmaturenkasten instrument box de bord

Y 4 Kraftstoffabsperrventil Fuel shut off valve Electro-vanne d´arret ducarburant

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Key for the electrical components on the engine



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10.2. Circuit diagram of electric power generator - three-phase current with 400 V (380 V)

(for inductive load)

10.3. Circuit diagram of electric power generator - 3 x single-phase current with 231 V

(for inductive or ohmic load)

10.4. Circuit diagram of electric power generator - single-phase current with 231 V

(for ohmic load)

400 V, 15.2 A

400 V, 15.2 A400 V, 15.2 A

231 V, 15.2 A

231 V, 15.2 A

231 V, 15.2 A

U/V /W = induction coils in generatorL/L1/L2/L3 = outer conductors to consumersN = neutral (PEN conductor)PE = equipotential bonding conductor



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10.5. Circuit diagram 400 V / 231 V - fittings

10.6. Circuit diagram - starter

Battery

charger

Starter

L4 = Charging current winding

D4 = Charging diode

L1 - L3 = Starter windings

D1 - D3 = Free wheeling diodesS1 - S6 = Magnetically actuated switchesat n<350 rpm: sequence S1, S2, S3, S4, S5, S6, S1, S2,…

n < 3 5 0 r p m

n < 3 5 0 r p m

n < 3 5 0 r p m

n < 3 5 0 r p m

n < 3 5 0 r p m

n < 3 5 0 r p m



11. Residual risk for electric generating sets

Despite all quality control on raw materials, production and final build using the most up-to-datequality control methods there still remain residual risks in the operation of a gen set.After analysing the possible dangers the following could still be a risk or danger in operation.

– Interruption of the protective conductorInterruption of protective conductors within the switch box or an extension circuit may becomedangerous for the operator of electric generating sets and consumers under unfavourable condi-tions. This is the case if two faults occur at any one time. In this connection faulty voltage of upto 400 V may occur.

– Reducing the residual risk in the electrical systemThe residual risk can be reduced by installing a ground-fault circuit interrupter or an insulationmonitoring device.

– Dangers of injury due to heated or hot parts of the unitIn the area where the exhaust gas is ventilated i.e. the muffler / exhaust temperatures ofup to 300 °C may occur depending on the load.Attention: The unit must be switched off before any work is carried out.Any internal work required on the generator unit must be carried out by an electrical specialist.

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12. Troubleshooting

Error: Possible cause: Solution:

100% unit capacity not

reached

Height above sea level

> 300m Ambient temperature

> 30 °C Air humidity > 60%

Extension cable too longor wire rating too small

Reduction of consumercapacity

Shorter wires orlarger wire rating

Motor is running at 3000 rpm

but no voltage at the

consumer

Defective plug connection

Defective connections Check and replace if

necessary

No voltage at the socket Safety switch has beentriggered

Defective wiring insidethe generator

Defective components

inside the generator

Push reset button (Reset).Determine and eliminatereason for tripping

Consult electric specialist

Consult electric specialist

Voltage during idling too high

or too low

Incorrect engine speed Check the speed, if requiredhave it readjusted

Voltage fluctuations

Improper contacts Fuel supply impaired

Irregular rotation

Check external connections See operating instructions

of the engine

See operating instructionsof the engine

Noise at the generator Loose wiring Fix loose wires

Correct voltage during idlingbut too low if loaded

Load too high

Reduced speed for load

Reduce the load

Check the speed, if requiredhave it readjusted



13. Disassembly and assembly of the generator

The generator as such does not include any wearing parts. Should disassembly of the generatornevertheless become necessary, e.g. in conjunction with a repair to the motor, it is essential that thenecessary work is performed according to the following illustrated description!

Disassembly and assembly may only be performed by specialists !

13.1. Disassembly

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1 2 3

9x4 5 6

8x

2xM10x180

M10x1807 8 9

641 520 00



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High magnetic forces are generated when the stator is separated from the rotor.Non-observance increases the risk of injury!

! !

10 11 12

6x

13 14

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13.2. Assembly

High magnetic forces are generated when the stator is connected to the rotor.Non-observance increases the risk of injury!

6x

115 Nm15 16 17

!!

18 19 20

46 Nm

46 Nm

8x

2x

H

23 Nm21 22 23

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24 25 26

DIESEL

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Starke magnetische Kräftekönnen schwere Verletzungen verursachen!

High magnetic forcemay cause serious injury!

Force magnétique élevée -

peut causer de graves blessures!

14. Spare parts for the generator

Tabl. No. 01



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Fig.- HATZ Stück BemerkungenNo. Ident-No. Qty. Notes

1 04221400 1 12 05262800 1 1 M10x200 with bore-hole for lead seal

3 05233000 1 1

4 05259600 1 1 165 mm

5 01729110 1 -

5 01744710 - 1

6 05233100 7 7 M 10 x 200 A3C

PMG 10/2 H1 PMG 10/2 E1



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Tabl. No. 02



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7 01729202 1 - (Pos. 9-10, 13-27, 33-34)8 01744801 - 1 (Pos. 9-10, 13-24, 33-39, 44-91)

9 - - - - - - - - -

10 - - - - - - - - -

11 50145900 8 8 10,5 DIN 125 -St. A3C

12 50145800 8 8 M10 DIN 934-8 A3C

13 50208500 13 16 8 DIN 128 - A3C

14 50175900 6 5 M 8 x 30 DIN 912-8.8 A3C

15 50526400 1 1 M 20 x 1,5

16 50526300 1 1 M 20 x 1,5

17 50135400 7 7 M 8 x 20 DIN 933 - 8.8 A3C

18 03414100 2 2 11 x 18 x 44

19 50029900 2 2 M 10 x 55 DIN 931-8.8 A3C

20 50135600 7 7 10 DIN 128 - A3C

21 50149900 3 3 M 10 x 30 DIN 933-8.8 A3C

22 05234411 1 1

23 50145900 3 3 10,5 DIN 125-St A3C

24 50540300 2 2 M 10 x 180 DIN 933-8.8 A3C

25 50190310 2 - 21/15

26 50170900 2 - 6 DIN 128-A3C27 50462900 2 - M 6 x 20 DIN 6912-8.8 A3C

28 50540500 0...1 0...1

29 - - - - - - - - -

30 - - - - - - - - -

31 - - - - - - - - -

32 50485300 0...2 0...2 M 5 x 16 DIN 912-8.8 A3C

33 05234320 1 1

34 05234500 2 2

35 50533000 - 1

36 05244400 - 1 8,2 x 13 x 30

37 05245700 - 1

38 50052900 - 1 M 8 x 60 DIN 912-8.8

39 50533100 - 2

40 05251100 1 1

41 50094300 0...2 0...2 M 5 DIN 934-8 A3C

42 50002600 0...2 0...2 5 DIN 128-A3C

43 05251200 1 1

50223300 = Sealant „Loctite 221“, 50 ml

PMG 10/2 H1 PMG 10/2 E1

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44 50023200 - 3 BM 8 DIN 439-5 A3C45 50170900 - 9 6 DIN 128 - A3C

46 50170700 - 3 M 6 x 16 DIN 912-8.8 A3C

47 50144500 - 9 6,4 DIN 125-St. A3C

48 05244900 - 3 M 6 x 25,5

49 05244800 - 6 6,2 x 17 x 2

50 05244600 - 3 6,2 x 8 x 8

51 50092100 - 3 M 6 x 25 DIN 933-8.8 A3C

52 05245500 - 3

53 50213200 - 3 M 6 x 45 DIN 912-8.8 A3C

54 50129500 - 3 M 8 DIN 985-8 A3C

55 05245400 - 3 8,2 x 17 x 8

56 05245200 - 3

57 05245300 - 3

58 05244700 - 3 M 8 x 16

59 05244500 - 6 8,2 x 17 x 2

60 50148100 - 6 8,4 DIN 125-St A3C

61 50533700 - 3 M 8 x 65 DIN 933-8.8

62 01745100 - 6 (Pos. 63-73)

63 - - - - - - - - -64 - - - - - - - - -

65 - - - - - - - - -

66 - - - - - - - - -

67 - - - - - - - - -

68 - - - - - - - - -

69 - - - - - - - - -

70 - - - - - - - - -

71 05246800 - 6

72 - - - - - - - - -

73 50328300 - 6 VM 6 DIN 980-8 A3C

74 50361800 - 1 M 10 x 50 DIN 912-8.8 A3C

75 50135600 - 2 10 DIN 128-A3C

76 50145900 - 3 10,5 DIN 125-St A3C

77 05245100 - 1

78 05235000 - 2

79 05245000 - 1 10,2 x 12 x 9

PMG 10/2 H1 PMG 10/2 E1



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Tabl. No. 03




80 50145800 - 2 M 10 DIN 934-8 A3C81 50023800 - 1 BM 10 DIN 439-A3C

82 50532800 - 2 M 8 x 50 DIN 933-8.8 A3C

83 50208500 - 4 8 DIN 128-A3C

84 50148000 - 6 M 8 DIN 934-8 A3C

85 50148100 - 9 8,4 DIN 125-St A3C

86 05244500 - 4 8,2 x 17 x 2

87 03814200 - 2

88 03814200 - 6

89 50532900 - 3

90 05245600 - 6

91 50208500 - 3 8 DIN 128-A3C

PMG 10/2 H1 PMG 10/2 E1

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