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PRELIMINARY CHECKS
Before putting the tool into service you need to make a few inspections and checks in order to prevent errors or
accidents while starting it.
• Check if the tool has been damaged during transportation.
• Check if the compressed air hose is accurately connected to the air supply line.
• Check if the tool turns freely and if the motor runs freely.
OPERATORS
The tool is designed to be used by one operator only.
Tool operators must satisfy the requirements stated hereafter (or they must be informed and trained accordingly).
They must be aware of the manual herein and of all information relevant to safety:
• They must have some general and technical education, to a sufficient level to be able to understand the manual
and to interpret the drawings and the diagrams correctly.
• They must be acquainted with the safety rules, and with the industrial-safety and technical instructions.
• They must have an overall knowledge of the line and of the factory in which the tool is installed.
• They must know how to act in case of emergency, where to find the individual protection means and how to use
them correctly.
Together with the above-mentioned requirements, the service technicians must also have appropriate technical
training.
TOOL PREPARATION
Warning: Disconnect the air line before setting up the tool.
SERVICING THE TOOL AND REPLACING THE PUNCHES AND DIE
(See diagram above)
Before using the tool and after every size change, you need to:
• Take the sleeve off
• Insert the punch inside the proper ring nut
• Screw the sleeve on but don't cover the cylindrical end of the punch
Request your quote with Rivet Nut USA (a division of Cardinal Components, Inc.)
Cardinal Components is your authorized preferred distributor.
Sales@RivetNutUSA.com
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