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Details the physical size and mass of the pneumatic nailer.
Specifies air inlet size, max pressure, and operating pressure.
Covers actuation system, fastener type, loading capacity, and oil recommendations.
Provides data on sound and vibration characteristics of the tool.
Covers preventing injuries, proper tool handling, and user suitability.
Mandates safety glasses, ear protection, and appropriate clothing.
Covers power source, air quality, pressure, and connections.
Includes trigger safety, avoiding free space actuation, and tool integrity.
Details disconnecting for maintenance, clearing jams, and using correct parts.
Addresses tool direction, unstable surfaces, and unattended tool warnings.
Ensure the tool is disconnected from the air supply before loading.
Instruction on how to open the magazine for loading.
Procedure for inserting nails into the magazine correctly.
Steps to close the magazine after loading.
Use only recommended fasteners for safety.
Connect to air supply and point away from people.
Operate at lowest necessary pressure, adjusting as needed for penetration.
Press nose onto workpiece and pull trigger to fire.
Adjust pressure based on fastener depth and protrusion.
Hold tool to prevent injury from recoil or hard surfaces.
Do not exceed recommended operating pressure by 10%; use pressure-reducing valves if needed.
Use only clean, dry, regulated compressed air at recommended pressure.
Use suitable hoses with quick-action connectors and protect against contamination.
Ensure compressor is adequately dimensioned for expected consumption to avoid pressure drops.
Install filter/water separator/oiler at the junction point for optimal air supply.
Steps to disconnect, release magazine, and remove jammed fasteners or projectiles.
Daily inspection of safety yoke and trigger, keeping screws tight, and light oiling.
Wipe with dry cloth, inspect for wear, lubricate sliding parts, avoid solvents.
Repairs not described should be done by trained personnel or manufacturer.
Lists available kits (A, B, C) for head valve, safety/trigger, and magazine.
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