41 00... Workshop equipment

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Minimum workshop equipment requirements in order to ensure the correct and expert performance of body repairs:

The tools listed below must be used.

WORKSHOP EQUIPMENT CHART

	Steel		Aluminium
Tool	Structure	Outer skin	Structure	Outer skin
Bodywork tool assortment	x	x
Aluminium bodywork tool assortment			x	x
Bodywork saw	x	x
Single-handed grinder	x	x	x	x
Welding spot remover	x	x
MAG welding apparatus	x	x
MIG welding apparatus			x (E52 only)
Spot welding apparatus	x	x
Gas welder		x
Straightening system	x		x
Stud welding apparatus			x
Flame coating set			x
Universal riveting tool			x

IMPORTANT: In vehicles from model year 2001, higher-tensile and high-tensile steels are used in certain areas.
It is essential to check whether the spot-welding apparatus used conforms to the technical requirements of the currently recommended welding sets. Should you have any questions, please contact the country-specific Hotline.
The use of technically obsolete equipment may have serious consequences for the structure of the vehicle (e.g. in the event of a crash). In the end, this can result in safety and product liability risks which cannot be calculated.

MANUFACTURER CHART

	Device designation	Manufacturer
Group 1 Devices currently no longer recommended	CR500	Car-O-Liner
	Spot 9000	Tecna
	ATL 400V	Wielander & Schill
Group 2 Devices currently recommended (March 2007)	MIDIspot QSVM9000	Celette
	MIDIspot QSVM9000	Elmatech
	CR600	Car-O-Liner
	Multispot MI-100 Control	Elektron

Application options and restrictions of above devices.

MANUFACTURER CHART

Vehicle	Group 1	Group 2
E93	x Except A-pillar, B-pillar, sill	x
E70	x Except B-pillar	x
E64	x Except A-pillar, B-pillar, sill	x

NOTE: (March 2007)

All models not listed can be repaired using the Group 1 and Group 2 devices.