ORIT FAQ

1. Use sharp knife. Knife has 4 edges (turning)
2. Make sure brick or plate lies horizontally. Remove pieces of brick on support plate
3. Use bricks or plates without hairlines. The machine breaks: does not cut like a knife. Functions as a glass cutter
4. A brickcutter does not cut small corners from brick

What exactly is the difference between a machine and a device? A machine is a mechanism that can convert a form of movement or energy into another form of movement or energy. 

A device is an object or tool that is composed of several parts.

A device and therefore a Brick cutteris not a machine. An electric hydraulic Brick cutteris explicitly this and is therefore CE certified.

A Brick cutter is a hand tool, a CE inspection is not necessary.

The manually operated tool is used in construction.

Which machines do not need a CE inspection?

There are a number of machines that do not need CE approval. Below are some examples:

• Machines used for the production of agricultural or horticultural products

• Machines used in the sawmill or paper industry

• Machines used in the textile or leather industry

• Machines used in the food industry

• Machines used in mining

• Machinery used in the construction industry

• Machines used for scientific research