IEC 61029-2-6:1993
Safety of transportable motor-operated electric tools - Part 2: Particular requirements for diamond drills with water supply
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IEC 61029-2-6:1993 is the technical reference for the safety of transportable motor-operated electric tools, specifically diamond drills with water supply. For engineering teams, buyers, and compliance specialists, it provides a focused basis for evaluating product safety expectations and supporting documented review of these tools. IEC 61029-2-6:1993 is particularly relevant when comparing product designs, preparing conformity assessment files, or aligning internal testing and procurement criteria with the safety requirements associated with water-fed drilling equipment.
What is IEC 61029-2-6:1993?
IEC 61029-2-6:1993 defines particular safety requirements for transportable motor-operated electric diamond drills that use water supply during operation. Its scope is tied to the product category named in the official title, so it is best used as a technical compliance reference for design review, hazard evaluation, and verification activities. In practice, it helps organizations assess whether a tool concept or purchased product is being evaluated against the correct safety-focused requirements for this type of equipment.
Applications of IEC 61029-2-6:1993
This document is commonly used in product evaluation, laboratory assessment, and regulatory preparation for portable diamond drilling equipment that relies on water supply. It may support procurement teams reviewing supplier documentation, test laboratories planning verification workflows, and engineers documenting safety-related design decisions. IEC 61029-2-6:1993 can also be useful during technical review of equipment intended for construction, installation, or maintenance environments where controlled drilling performance and safety considerations must be considered together.
Why is IEC 61029-2-6:1993 important?
IEC 61029-2-6:1993 matters because it helps structure safety expectations for a specialized tool category with clear operational risks. For organizations, it supports consistent testing, technical validation, and conformity assessment preparation by giving a defined reference for the relevant product type. It can also reduce ambiguity in procurement and quality workflows, especially when teams need a defensible compliance reference for documented evaluation, supplier comparison, or internal risk management of electrically operated drilling equipment.
- Safety requirements focused on transportable motor-operated diamond drills with water supply
- Useful for design review, product evaluation, and documented engineering assessment
- Supports laboratory testing, compliance workflows, and conformity assessment preparation
- Relevant to procurement checks where technical compliance evidence is required
- Publication Date: 1993-03-31
- Standard Status: Original
- Publisher: IEC
- Edition: 1
- This Version: IEC 61029-2-6:1993 (1993-03-31)
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