GB/T 3883.211-2021 Active
GB/T 3883.211-2021 Safety of motor-operated hand-held,transportable and garden tools—Part 211:Particular requirements for hand-held reciprocating saws
Abstract
This part of GB 3883 relates to tools driven by motors or electromagnets:
——Hand-held power tools (Part 2);
——Portable power tools (Part 3);
——Garden tools (Part 4).
Hereinafter referred to as "tools".
The rated voltage of AC single-phase or DC tools shall not exceed 250V, and the rated voltage of AC three-phase tools shall not exceed 440V. The maximum rated input power shall not exceed 3700W.
This part relates to the hazards caused by tools when people operate them normally and use them in a reasonably foreseeable manner.
Tools with electric heating elements are within the scope of this part. The requirements for these heating elements are specified in the relevant parts of GB 4706.
For motors that are not isolated from the power grid and whose basic insulation is not designed according to the rated voltage of the tool, the requirements are specified in Appendix B. For tools driven by motors or electromagnets powered by rechargeable batteries and battery packs used for these tools, the requirements are specified in Appendix K. For such tools that can be directly connected to the mains or non-isolated power supply for operation and/or charging, the requirements are specified in Appendix L.
Hand-held power tools that can be installed on a bracket or workbench as fixed tools without any modification to the tools themselves are within the scope of this part and are specified in Part 3.
This part does not apply to:
——Tools used in explosive environments (dust, vapor or gas);
——Tools for preparing and processing food;
——Medical tools;
This document applies to reciprocating saws, such as curved saws and knife saws.
General Product Information
| Document Type | National standards |
|---|---|
| Standard Status | Active |
| Standard Code | GB/T 3883.211-2021 |
| CCS | Electric tools |
| ICS | Electric tools |
| Implement Date | 2021-11-01 |