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General| Operating Pressure | 90 PSI |
|---|---|
| Rivet Size | 3/32 in., 1/8 in., 5/32 in., 3/16 in. |
| Air Inlet Size | 1/4 in. NPT |
| Average Air Consumption | 4 CFM |
| Type | Pneumatic Rivet Tool |
| Capacity | Rivets up to 3/16 in. |
Defines DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE levels for hazardous situations.
Read all instructions, keep area clean/lit, avoid explosive atmospheres, keep bystanders away.
Stay alert, dress properly, avoid distractions, use safety equipment.
Secure workpiece, use correct tool, ensure switch function, disconnect air for adjustments.
Store tool safely, maintain with care, check for damage, use intended accessories.
Use clean, regulated air up to 200 psi; never use flammable/bottled gases.
Defines abbreviations like PSI, BPM, CFM, SCFM, NPT, NPS.
Explains warnings for eye, hearing, respiratory injury, and explosion risks.
Attach Safety Cap, understand manual limits, obey compressor manual, install shutoff valve, handle tool carefully.
Consult doctor if symptoms arise; reduce exposure by using low vibration tools, taking breaks, gripping lightly.
Lists Maximum Air Pressure, Air Inlet, Air Consumption, Rivet Pin Capacity, Maximum Pull Force.
Identifies Head, Nosepiece, Trigger, Quick Connector, Pin Cap and other parts.
Connect filter, regulator, shutoff valve; adjust pressure, check connections.
Prevent explosion from wrong gases and accidental operation via proper disconnection.
Turn off, detach air supply, discharge pressure, and release trigger to prevent accidental operation.
Inspect tool for damage, prime cylinder with hydraulic fluid, and install nosepiece.
Designate clean, well-lit area, route air hose safely, secure workpieces, check for hazards.
Secure pin cap, attach nosepiece, attach air hose, set pressure.
Insert rivet, hold tool firmly, squeeze trigger to activate, check rivet security.
Troubleshoot force issues, turn off tool, detach air, clean, and store.
Inspect tool condition, maintain air supply daily, drain moisture filter.
Remove, clean, lubricate jaws; reassemble jaw cases and check tightness.
Addresses jaw slipping, short stroke, weak pull, leaks, loose rivets, deformed heads.
Follow safety precautions when diagnosing or servicing; disconnect air supply before service.
Lists parts with numbers, describes how to record serial number or purchase date.
Diagrams showing assembly of the riveter's main body, head, and air cylinder components.
Diagram showing assembly of smaller components like triggers, valves, and nosepieces.
Details warranty coverage, exclusions, and the procedure for making a claim.
