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LIMITED WARRANTY (ONE YEAR)
ON SIMPSON BRAND TOOLS
Simpson warrants their tool operated under normal uses in
the United States and Canada, that Simpson will repair replace
One Year
Limited
or adjust any of these tools or their component parts found
Warranty
to be defective in materials or workmanship within one year
from the date of purchase.
All we require is that you properly operate and maintain the tool as described
herein and that you return the tool for warranty repairs to Simpson.
To the extent allowed by law:
1. Any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness is limited to the
one-year duration of this written warranty.
2. Simpson shall not have any responsibility for loss of use of these
tools, loss of time, inconvenience, commercial loss or incidental or
consequential damages.
Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts
or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the
above limitations may not apply to you.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you also may have other
rights, which may vary, from state to state.
Return Tools To:
Northwest USA
Southwest USA
Simpson Strong-Tie Co.
Simpson Strong-Tie Co.
5151 S. Airport Way
260 N. Palm Street
Stockton, CA 95206
Brea, CA 92821
(209) 234-7775
(714) 871-8373
Southeast USA
Eastern Canada
Simpson Strong-Tie Co.
Simpson Strong-Tie Co.
1720 Couch Drive
5 Kenview Boulevard
McKinney, TX 75069
Brampton, Canada L6T 5G5
(972) 542-0326
(905) 458-5538
Northeast USA
Simpson Strong-Tie Co.
2600 International Street
Columbus, OH 43228
(614) 876-8060
Western Canada
Simpson Strong-Tie Co.
11476 Kingston Street
Maple Ridge, B.C. Canada V2X-0Y5
(604) 465-0296
Form T-SAS-PTP2704 4/04
Read This Manual
BEFORE Operating This Tool
OPERATOR'S MANUAL
Model PTP-27
4120 Dublin Blvd., Suite 400, Dublin, CA. 94568 • www.simpsonanchors.com
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Summarization of Contents
Limited Warranty (One Year) on Simpson Brand Tools
Tool Warranty Coverage
Simpson warrants tools against defects in materials/workmanship within one year from purchase.
Legal Limitations and Rights
Limits implied warranties and consequential damages, states legal rights.
Return Locations for Warranty Service
Provides addresses for returning tools for warranty repairs in different regions.
Warning: Read This Manual Before Operating
Pre-Operation Manual Review
Emphasizes reading the manual before operating the tool.
Essential Pre-Use Safety Instructions
Mandatory Training and Manual Understanding
Operator must be trained and certified by an authorized representative.
Key Safety Precautions for Injury Prevention
Always ensure base material suitability and wear protective gear.
Prohibited Actions to Prevent Accidents
Lists specific actions to avoid, like bypassing safety features or improper material use.
Tool Reassembly Procedures
Reassembly Sequence
Reassemble parts following the reverse order of disassembly.
Troubleshooting Common Issues
Misfire Handling Procedure
Instructions for handling misfires, including waiting and re-cocking.
Fastener Depth Issues
Explains issues related to piston protrusion and fastener depth.
Critical Safety Reminder
Do not place hand over muzzle; only pull trigger when tool is firmly against work surface.
Cleaning and Maintenance Guide
Tool Disassembly Steps
Step-by-step instructions for disassembling the tool.
Post-Disassembly Cleaning
Brush parts with lubricant spray and remove excess oil after cleaning.
Introduction to the PTP-27 Tool
Tool Type and Operation
Describes the PTP-27 as a low velocity, indirect-acting tool.
Manual Reading Importance
Emphasizes the importance of carefully reading the manual for safe operation.
Important Safety Information
User Responsibility for Safe Operation
User must understand principles and safety features for risk-free use.
Mandatory Training and Certification
Operator must be trained and certified by an authorized Simpson Strong-Tie instructor.
Operating Principle Explained
Explains the difference between indirect and direct-acting tools.
Selecting Fasteners and Loads
Power Load Selection Guide
Details power load levels (2-5) identified by color for PTP-27.
Test Fastening Procedure
Start with the lightest load and increase levels until proper penetration is achieved.
Warning Against Overpowering
Overpowering can cause fasteners to break, ricochet, or pass through material.
Fastener Selection Details
Types of Fasteners
Describes drive pins, threaded studs, and assemblies like conduit/ceiling clips.
Drive Pin Specifications
Details drive pin lengths, diameters, and their use for direct fastening.
Threaded Stud Specifications
Describes threaded stud lengths, thread combinations, and attachment methods.
Fastener Penetration Guidelines
Recommends penetration depth for concrete and steel based on fastener shank diameter.
Base Material Suitability and Warnings
Base Material Suitability Testing
Explains the center punch test to determine material suitability (hard, brittle, soft).
Warning: Material Hardness Risks
Warns about ricochet risk with hard materials and penetration with soft materials.
Operator Safety Responsibility
Emphasizes personal responsibility for safety and respecting tool power.
Pre-Operation Rules and Warnings
Rules for Safe Operation
Critical rules to study and understand before operating the tool.
Pre-Loading and Firing Precautions
Checks for obstructions, proper parts, eye/ear/head protection, and common sense.
Preparation for Loading the Tool
Steps before loading: open tool, insert fastener first, avoid flammables, keep bystanders clear.
Making Safe Fastenings
Base Material Thickness Requirements
Specifies base material thickness requirements for concrete and steel.
Prohibited Base Materials
Lists materials that should not be used for fastening (e.g., bricks, glass, cast iron).
Suitability Uncertainty Protocol
If unsure about base material suitability, perform the center punch test.
Safe Fastening Practices
Center Punch Testing Procedure
Detailed steps for the center punch test to verify material suitability.
Unsuitable Material Indicators
Indicators of unsuitable materials: blunted fastener point, cracking, or shattering.
Unsuitable Base Material Indicators
Indicators of unsuitable base materials: fastener sinking easily, indicating softness.
PTP-27 Application Overview
Describes the PTP-27 as a heavy-duty tool for high-speed production.
Spacing and Thickness Requirements
Specifies minimum edge spacing and spacing between fasteners for concrete and steel.
User Responsibility and Training
Mandatory Training and Certification
Emphasizes obtaining certification from an authorized instructor.
Tool Limitations and Disclaimer
States that instructions cannot cover all situations; Simpson disclaims responsibility for misuse.
Safety First Reminder
Reinforces that safety is the operator's responsibility.
General Operating Procedures Warning
General Operating Procedures
Rules for safe operation, including pointing away, not covering muzzle, and holding perpendicular.
Fastener Spacing Rules
Avoid setting fasteners too close to each other to prevent ricochet.
Unsuitable Surface Conditions
Do not fasten into rough, spalled, cracked, or uneven concrete surfaces.
Hazardous Material Types
Lists materials too hard for safe fastening, which can cause shattering or ricochet.
Brittle Material Risks
Lists brittle materials that can shatter, causing serious injury or death.
Soft Material Risks
Lists soft materials that can cause fasteners to pass through, leading to injury.
Base Material Thickness Rules
Minimum thickness requirements for concrete and steel base materials.
Consequence of Ignoring Warnings
States that failure to follow warnings can lead to serious injury or death.
Adjusting the Power Level
Power Regulation Method
Explains stepless power regulation via a hand wheel for different materials.
Power Selection Strategy
Proper power selection requires experience and trial fastenings, starting with the lowest setting.
Warning Against Repeated Failures
Do not attempt to fasten if previous attempts have failed.
How to Load and Fire the Tool
Loading the Cartridge Strip
Instructions for inserting the cartridge strip into the tool handle.
Cocking the Barrel Assembly
Describes the process of cocking the barrel assembly.
Cartridge Strip Handling Restriction
Cartridge strip must only be moved from the top cavity of the housing.
Cartridge Insertion Timing
Push cartridge strip only when the barrel is in the "cocked" position.
Inserting the Fastener
How to insert the fastener into the muzzle guide.
Positioning for Firing
Place tool perpendicular to the work surface in the "cocked" position.
Tool Placement for Firing
Depress the tool only against the material being fastened.
Continuous Firing
Continue procedures until the magazine is empty.
Spent Cartridge Removal
Remove spent cartridge strip from the upper cavity of the tool.
Handling and Operating Warnings
Handling Tool and Powder Loads
Warnings about bypassing safety features, carrying loads, and using tool for intended purpose.
Operating Problem Resolution
Procedures for misfires, unfired loads, and jammed tools.
Operating Environment Checks
Checks for bystanders, debris, explosive materials, and breech face cleanliness.
Pre-Operation Tool Check
Operate tool a few times on a solid surface to ensure parts move freely.
Load and Fire Procedure
Loading Cartridge Strip
Insert cartridge strip into the bottom cavity of the handle.
Cocking the Barrel
Pull baseplate away and towards you to cock the barrel.
Cartridge Strip Movement Restriction
Move cartridge strip only from the top cavity of the housing.
Cartridge Push Timing
Push cartridge strip only when barrel is in the "cocked" position.
Fastener Insertion
Insert fastener head-first into the muzzle guide.
Tool Positioning for Firing
Place tool perpendicular to work surface in cocked position.
Firing Placement
Depress tool only against the material to be fastened.
Continuous Firing
Continue procedures until the magazine is empty.
Spent Cartridge Removal
Remove spent cartridge strip from the upper cavity of the tool.
Warning on Previous Attempts
Avoid Repeated Failures
Do not attempt fastening if previous attempts have failed.
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