Gesipa taurus 3 User Manual (English)

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Questions and Answers:

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elizabethbarnesJul 28, 2025
What to do if Gesipa taurus 3 Rivet Tools blind rivet is not set?
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  Heidi SmithJul 28, 2025
  If the blind rivet is not set, the issue might be due to several reasons. The jaws could be dirty; in this case, clean and oil the sliding surfaces. Alternatively, the jaws might be worn, requiring replacement. Insufficient working pressure could also be the cause, so check the working pressure. Finally, the tool stroke might be too low, which can be resolved by topping up with hydraulic oil.
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Jordan JosephAug 2, 2025
Why is the spent mandrel not evacuated from my Gesipa Rivet Tools?
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  marquezryanAug 2, 2025
  If the spent mandrel is not being evacuated, there could be several reasons: * The spent mandrel container might be full, so you should empty it. * The wrong nosepiece might be in use; replace it according to the table. * The nosepiece might be worn, in which case you should replace it. * The spent mandrel might be jammed in the jaws; clean the jaws and jaw housing and oil the sliding surfaces, replacing them if worn.
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Haley DavidsonAug 8, 2025
What to do if spent mandrel is not evacuated from my Gesipa taurus 3?
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  Raymond HarrisAug 8, 2025
  If the spent mandrel is not evacuated, several factors could be at play. First, check if the spent mandrel container is full and empty it. Ensure that you are using the correct nosepiece; if not, replace it according to the table. A worn nosepiece can also cause this issue, so replace it if necessary. Lastly, the spent mandrel might be jammed in the jaws. In this case, clean the jaws and jaw housing, oil the sliding surfaces, and replace the jaws if they are worn.
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Sylvia ThompsonAug 15, 2025
Why is the blind rivet not set with my Gesipa taurus 3 Rivet Tools?
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  Terry GordonAug 15, 2025
  If the blind rivet is not set, several issues could be the cause. The jaws might be dirty, so clean and oil the sliding surfaces. Alternatively, the jaws could be worn, requiring replacement. Insufficient working pressure could also be the problem; refer to the working pressure guidelines. If the tool stroke is too low, top up with hydraulic oil. Also, check the positioning of the steel head sleeve.