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General| Type | Framing Nailer |
|---|---|
| Operating Pressure | 70-120 PSI |
| Nail Length | 2" to 3-1/2" |
| Firing Mode | Contact actuation |
| Length | 12-1/2" |
| Air Inlet | 1/4" NPT |
| Nail Shank Diameter | .113" to .131" |
| Fastener Type | Round head nails |
| Magazine Angle | 21 Degrees |
| Magazine Capacity | 64 Nails |
Explains the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE signals.
Describes the SINGLE SEQUENTIAL ACTUATION MECHANISM and CONTACT ACTUATION MECHANISM for driving nails.
Provides general safety instructions and specific warnings for safe nailer operation.
Outlines duties of employers, tool owners, and operators for safe tool use.
Details requirements for a safe work area, including lighting, atmosphere, and bystanders.
Covers staying alert, proper dress, avoiding unintentional starting, and disconnecting air supply.
Instructions on securing workpieces, not forcing the nailer, and ensuring switch functions.
Specifies that service must be done by qualified personnel using identical replacement parts.
Details requirements and warnings regarding the compressed air source for the nailer.
Covers safety considerations like checking switching devices and handling recoil.
Details requirements for the compressed air source, including pressure and quality.
Explains the importance and function of the FRL unit for nailer longevity and performance.
Specifies minimum pressure ratings and safety standards for air supply hoses.
Provides a formula and table to determine the required air compressor size.
Details the importance of lubrication and the correct type of lubricant to use.
Advises on storing and preparing the nailer for use in cold weather conditions.
Details procedures and checks to ensure the nailer operates correctly and safely before use.
Explains how to set air pressure based on nail length and workpiece hardness.
Provides instructions and warnings for safely loading nails into the nailer magazine.
Details the steps for loading nails and preparing the nailer for operation.
Describes the SINGLE SEQUENTIAL and CONTACT ACTUATION mechanisms for driving nails.
Guides users on how to adjust the nail depth for consistent penetration.
Explains how to attach the accessory nose cap to protect workpiece surfaces.
Identifies all components of the nailer for user reference.
Details types, sizes, and specifications for nails compatible with the nailer.
Lists items included with the nailer, such as safety glasses.
Lists accessories that can be purchased separately for enhanced functionality.
Specifies conditions and precautions for the work area before operating the nailer.
Outlines requirements and warnings regarding the compressed air source for the nailer.
Outlines regular checks and cleaning procedures for the nailer.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely removing a jammed nail.
Advises on proper storage procedures to prevent rust and damage.
Emphasizes keeping warning labels intact and replacing damaged ones.
Provides a schedule for routine maintenance actions and their purpose.
States that only trained personnel should perform repairs and modifications.
