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5. Precautions on use
The following precautions must be observed to ensure that the performance and
service life of this tool are maintained.
1. Use the correct compressed air pressure
Use compressed air at a pressure in the range 0.5~0.6 MPa.
If the compressed air pressure used exceeds the range above, this tool will break
down and accident or injury could result. If the pressure is below the range, the
tool may be unable to fasten Pop Nuts fully.
Use a regulator to ensure compressed air supply in the correct pressure range.
(See p.7)
2. Use an air filter
If the compressed air supplied contains dirt or moisture, it will have an adverse
effect on the tool, so use an air filter in the air supply. (See p.7)
3. Use a lubricator
If the tool goes without an adequate supply of lubricant, its service life will be
shortened.
Install a lubricator within 3m of the tool and adjust its drip rate.
(Recommended drip volume = 1~2 drops for 20 fastenings).
*Refer to the instruction manual for the lubricator used for details of the
adjustment method and the correct lubricant oil to use.
4. Parts to use (Nose piece, mandrel)
Replace these pieces with the appropriate versions for the Pop Nuts (see table
2-2).
5. Hydraulic oil
Use the designated hydraulic oil.
Use one of the hydraulic oil brands specified in table 5-1. Use of any other oil
could cause a breakdown.
Table 5-1 Specified hydraulic oils
Company name
Idemitsu
Mobile
Cosmo
Esso
Nisseki
Mitsubishi
Showa Shell
Product name
Daphne Hydro 68A
Mobile DTE26
Cosmo Olpas 68
Telesso 68
FBK RO68
Diamond Lube RO68 (N)
Shell Telus Oil C68
10
PNT800
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