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1. Proper adjustment of the riveter is good for efficient and easy operation.
2. The adjustment of the riveter will vary, depending on the size and type of rivet nut being used
and the hole size.
3. Adjust the riveter by opening the handles outward as far as possible, loosening
the adjusting nut, and turning the outer sleeve outwards to increase the number of threads
on the mandrel protruding beyond the nosepiece for larger rivet nuts, and by turning
the outer sleeve inwards for smaller rivet nuts. Once the adjustment is set, tighten the adjusting nut.
4. Always ensure that the mandrel is threaded into all threads of the rivet nut to prevent
damage to the threads on the mandrel and/or the rivet nut.
5. If the handles are extended too far outward to provide enough leverage to pull the rivet nut,
turn the outer sleeve inwards to change the handle angle to provide the proper leverage.
Instructions to Adjust The Stroke
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