Central Pneumatic 95310 User Manual

1/2” AIR IMPACT WRENCH
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SET UP AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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Manual Revised 11h

Central Pneumatic 95310 Specifications

General

Operating Pressure	90 PSI
Air Inlet Size	1/4 in.
Min Hose Size	3/8 in.
Maximum Torque	230 ft. lbs
Average Air Consumption	4 CFM
Air Inlet	1/4 in. NPT

Summary

Important Safety Instructions

Instructions Pertaining to a Risk of Fire, Electric Shock, or Injury to Persons

General safety instructions related to fire, shock, and injury risks.

General Safety Precautions

Personal Safety

Stay Alert and Use Common Sense

Dress Properly

Avoid Unintentional Starting

Stresses ensuring the switch is off before connecting to air supply.

Remove Tools Before Operation

Use Safety Equipment

Wear Eye Protection

Mandates wearing ANSI-approved safety goggles for eye protection.

Wear Hearing Protection

Advises wearing hearing protection to prevent noise-induced hearing loss.

Tool Use and Care

Secure Workpiece

Check Trigger Functionality

Instructs to stop using tools with malfunctioning triggers.

Disconnect Tool Safely

Details safe disconnection procedures before adjustments or storage.

Maintain Tool for Control

Inspect for Damage

Recommends checking for damage or wear before use to prevent accidents.

Use Approved Accessories

Warns against using non-specified accessories due to injury risk.

Service and Air Source

Qualified Service Personnel

States that tool service should only be done by qualified technicians.

Use Identical Replacement Parts

Advises using only identical replacement parts during servicing.

Use Specified Lubricants

Air Pressure Limits

Warns against connecting to air sources exceeding the tool's pressure limit.

Prohibited Air Sources

Prohibits using gases other than compressed air due to explosion risk.

Specific Safety Instructions

Accessory Force Rating

Advises using accessories rated for the tool's forces to prevent breakage.

Proper Accessory Attachment

Install In-line Shutoff Valve

Advises installing a shutoff valve for immediate air supply control in emergencies.

Use Both Hands

Mandates using the tool with both hands for better control.

Do Not Lay Down Until Stopped

Warns against laying down the tool before it stops moving to prevent accidents.

Functional Description and Setup

Read Safety Information Before Use

Emphasizes reading all safety information before setup or use.

Unpacking Instructions

Air Supply Setup

Recommended Air Line Components

Add Tool Oil to Airline

Connect Air Hose

Release Trigger Before Connection

Close In-line Safety Valve

Turn On Air Compressor

Adjust Air Compressor Pressure

Details how to adjust the air compressor regulator for optimal tool pressure.

Operating Procedures

Inspect for Leaks

Safe Shutdown and Storage

Pre-Use Inspection

Instructs to inspect the tool for damage, looseness, or missing parts before use.

Tool Setup Warning

Warns against tampering with controls not explained in the manual.

Work Area Setup

Tool Operation

Set Rotation Direction

Attach Socket and Grip Tool

Adjust Air Flow Settings

Increase Force If Needed

Release Trigger and Disconnect

Post-Operation Procedures

Maintenance and Lubrication

User-Maintenance Guidelines

Procedures must be performed by qualified technicians if not explained.

Daily Air Supply Maintenance

Quarterly Tool Service

Troubleshooting

Decreased/Low Output Issues

Addresses causes like low air pressure/flow, obstructed trigger, or lubrication issues.

Housing Heating Issues

Severe Air Leakage