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L20GS7 Floor Grinder

$16,990.00 US MSRP

Propane Grinder L20GS7

20 in / 510 mm

 

Engine: Kawasaki FS481V, 603 cc (18 hp / 13 kW)

Engine RPM: 2000-3600

Weight: 573 lbs / 260 kg

Grinding pressure: 286-363 lbs / 130-165 kg

Integrated weights included

Heads: 3 x 9-inch / 225-mm

The heads have counter-clockwise / left rotation. Use the blue PCDs and Carbide Scrapers.

L20GS7 PDF

The all-new 20-inch LAVINA S7 propane Grinder is the latest addition to the Lavina S7 lineup. It combines the compact 20-inch footprint with the new S7 features and upgrades to deliver superior performance.

NEW SEALED & DUST-PROOF GRINDING HEAD

  • Longer service life and less maintenance.
  • Completely redesigned chain-driven planetary drive
  • New stronger timing belt
  • Upgraded shafts, seals and bearings
  • New lighter timing pulleys for better power transmission
  • New 2-piece aluminum main belt housing with belt inspection cover

NEW FRAME DESIGN

  • Better control, easier tool changes, and less vibrations.
  • New weights for faster position change
  • Redesigned frame allowing easier tool changes
  • Ergonomic handle design for faster adjustability and more positions
  • Rubber bushing used at head attachment points for less vibrations for user

GRINDING TIPS

Always use VAPOR tanks only with LAVINA machines. Do not fill over 80%, as this can cause freezing and pressure regulator damage. When propane equipment is used indoors, proper air ventilation with access to FRESH AIR and proper equipment maintenance (oil and filter changes, etc) are of critical importance for operator’s safety. Operators should always carry CO monitor or badge. Read all warnings and information in your machine manual before operating any equipment.

  • Overlap around 25% of the machine work path between passes.
  • Check dust skirt to make sure it is all the way down, touching the floor to reduce airborne dust. Replace skirt if worn out or damaged.
  • When starting machine, hold it firmly and start moving (don’t keep it in one spot while heads are spinning).
  • When stopping machine, keep moving until the grinding heads stop.
  • To tilt machine up for tooling changes, move the weight back.
  • To add more grinding pressure and grind more aggressively, put the weights down / forward.









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