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General| Brand | Atlas Copco |
|---|---|
| Model | ETP TBP91-80-13 |
| Category | Power Tool |
| Language | English |
Details motor power, voltage, speed, torque range, and weight of the nutrunner.
Lists compatible power supply units, batteries, and chargers with their article numbers.
Covers ambient temperature ranges for operation and storage, and wireless LAN specifications.
Outlines liability concerning operational environment, tightening process validation, and EU SAR value.
Provides advice on posture, handling reaction force, and avoiding entanglement or injury.
Details precautions for electrostatic discharge sensitive components and general service safety.
Instructions for cleaning the tool and handling environmental hazards like noise and vibration.
Lists applicable EU directives and harmonized standards used for product compliance.
Declares sound pressure, sound power, and vibration levels measured according to standards.
Details compliance with FCC RF exposure limits for portable transmitters used by the device.
Details FCC and Industry Canada (ISED) compliance statements and lists the responsible party.
Provides English and French compliance statements for Canadian radio equipment regulations.
Informs about the presence of lead metal in components as per REACH Article 33 requirements.
Warns about chemical exposure (lead) known to cause cancer and birth defects in California.
Guidelines for maintaining a safe and clean work area, avoiding explosive atmospheres, and keeping bystanders clear.
Precautions regarding plugs, grounding, avoiding wet conditions, and cord handling to prevent shock.
Advice on staying alert, using PPE, preventing unintentional starts, and proper tool handling.
Instructions on not forcing the tool, ensuring switch functionality, and disconnecting power before adjustments.
Guidelines for storing idle tools, checking for misaligned parts, and having damaged tools repaired.
Advice on using specified chargers, keeping batteries away from metal objects, and handling damaged batteries.
Warnings about extreme temperatures, fire exposure, and improper charging practices for battery packs.
Emphasizes using qualified personnel and identical replacement parts for tool service and battery service.
Highlights the importance of readable signs and stickers and how to order replacements.
Introduces ServAid portal for technical information, including safety, data, and service instructions.
Provides a link to a video demonstrating safety features and operator measures for nutrunners.
