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Spitfire P370 - User Manual

Spitfire P370
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General safety instructions
Only qualied persons over 18 years of age can be permitted to use a stud driver.
These persons must know perfectly how the tool works and must follow exactly the
manufacturer’s instructions and the safety regulations. They must be capable of
maintaining the tool.
The charges and studs used must be exclusively those designed and manufactured
by SPIT for this tool.
The SPITFIRE P370 must be checked before use, so as to ensure that the safety
devices are working properly and that the front end and the munition carrier are
clean. Also ensure that the moving part generally slides well.
The tool must be loaded just before use. If the tool is not in use, it must be unloaded
and put back into its original packing. It must not under any circumstances be
transported loaded.
When firing, the operator must be in a stable position. The tool must be held at right
angles to the base material.
When a firing incident occurs, the tool must be unloaded immediately, taking all
necessary precautions. If several incidents occur, inform the manufacturer.
The SPITFIRE P370 and its chargers must only be transported in their original
packing.
Never point the end of the stud driver at anyone. The driver must always be pointed
downwards.
Never operate the driver with the flat of the hand.
The manufacturer must check the condition of the tool, even if it is not used, at
least once a year.
It is prohibited for unauthorized persons to use a stud driver.
It is prohibited to make any modification to the tool other than those specified in this
manual.
It is prohibited to do stud driving on profiled sheet on a metal structure before having
ensured that there is no-one behind it.
Fixing must not be attempted at a point where the profiled sheet support iron has
been damaged or is defective. Fixing must be done at least 2 cm away from this
area.
It is prohibited to attempt fixing on materials which are not rigid or strong enough:
hollow brick, plasterboard, slate, etc.
It is prohibited to drive studs into brittle, hard materials, like cast iron, hardened steel,
marble or granite.
It is prohibited to do any fixing on concrete less than 10 cm from the edges.
It is prohibited to use a stud driver in workshops or other premises where there are
explosion risks.
When using the tool, the user and bystanders must wear suitable safety glasses, a
hard hat and hearing protection.
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Questions and Answers

  • E
    Elizabeth SmithJul 27, 2025
    What to do if my Spitfire Power Tool charge feed or percussion device is malfunctioning?
    • C
      Christine CookeJul 27, 2025
      If your Spitfire Power Tool's charge feed or percussion device is malfunctioning, several factors could be at play. First, ensure you're applying sufficient force when resting the tool on the support by holding the tool resting on the support. Other potential issues include a charger disc that hasn't turned (check the condition of the small bar), a munition carrier sleeve not sliding properly (disassemble and clean it), a malfunctioning charger disc (check it), an empty magazine (see magazine pin), a dirty barrel (disassemble and clean it), or the tool being too hot (allow it to cool).
  • K
    kathleen37Jul 31, 2025
    Why is my Spitfire P370 losing power?
    • M
      Michelle BartlettJul 31, 2025
      If you're experiencing a lack of power or fluctuation in power with your Spitfire Power Tool, it could be due to several reasons. The inertia block may be deteriorated or very eroded, or the spring or insulation ring may be deteriorated. In any of these cases, you should change the affected component.
  • P
    Paul LeeAug 4, 2025
    How to fix a jammed barrel at the back of Spitfire P370?
    • C
      Chelsea HallAug 4, 2025
      If the barrel of your Spitfire Power Tool is jammed at the back, it could be due to a dirty moving assembly (barrel). In this case, you should disassemble and clean it. Another possible reason is that the tool is too hot; allow it to cool down.
  • C
    Christopher AndersonAug 9, 2025
    Why does my Spitfire P370 need too much force on the support?
    • Y
      Yesenia BoothAug 9, 2025
      If you need too much force to rest the Spitfire Power Tool on the support, it could be due to a dirty barrel or the presence of foreign matter. To resolve this, clean, oil, and reassemble the tool.
  • S
    Stephanie NealAug 13, 2025
    What to do if I cannot close the magazine cover of Spitfire Power Tool?
    • C
      christopher34Aug 13, 2025
      If you're unable to close the magazine cover of your Spitfire Power Tool, check if there are more than 10 studs in the magazine. If so, remove the extra studs. If the stud guide is not sliding properly, contact SPIT’s after-sales service department.
  • M
    Mr. Edward Cabrera DVMAug 17, 2025
    How to resolve jamming of the inertia block in Spitfire P370?
    • K
      Karen SmithAug 17, 2025
      If the inertia block of your Spitfire Power Tool is jamming, it's likely due to strip residues stuck in the mechanism. Clean the affected area to resolve this issue.
  • S
    Sean RoweAug 21, 2025
    Why is the stud feed poor in my Spitfire P370 Power Tool?
    • T
      Tanya RileyAug 21, 2025
      If you are experiencing poor stud feed with your Spitfire Power Tool, it could be due to residues in the magazine. Clean the magazine to resolve this. If the stud guide is not sliding properly, contact SPIT’s after-sales service department.

Summary

General safety instructions

General

Technical characteristics

Using the tool

Fitting the charger disc

Describes how to install the charger disc correctly into the tool's housing.

Inserting the stud (without a magazine)

Instructions for inserting a single stud into the tool's guide without using a magazine.

Pin indicating presence of studs in the magazine

Explains the function of the projecting pin for checking stud availability in the magazine.

Inserting a strip of studs (with a magazine)

Details the process of loading a strip of studs into the tool's magazine.

Firing operation

Guidelines for correctly applying the tool and initiating firing for secure fastening.

Choosing the stud

Lists available studs for concrete and steel applications, including designations and codes.

Choosing the charge

Identifies different charge types (brown, green, yellow, red) by color and strength for specific applications.

Choosing the strength

Provides tips on selecting the appropriate charge strength based on material, stud length, and part to be fixed.

Removing the charger disc

Outlines the steps to unlock and remove the charger disc from the tool after use.

Front part

Disassembly

Step-by-step guide on how to take apart the front section of the tool for maintenance or cleaning.

Cleaning the tool

Details the cleaning process for various parts of the tool, including the barrel, handle, and inertia block.

Reassembly

Instructions for reassembling the front part of the tool after cleaning or maintenance.

Troubleshooting

P370 BACK PART Warning

Important safety notice specifying that only authorized personnel should disassemble the P370 back part.

Spitfire P370 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSpitfire
ModelP370
CategoryPower Tool
LanguageEnglish