turbocut Blitz Kerner - Disposal

20 Captive bolt stunner device
9. Disposal
Carefully clean the interior walls of the sleeve, the bolt, the bore of the in-
termediate piece, the exterior of the device and all of the other parts with
the provided brushes, which are to be screwed onto the cleaning rod. Coar-
se deposits and dirt should be wiped o beforehand with suitable cleaning
oil (e.g. Ballistol). Check the bolt in particular for corrosion as rust will redu-
ce the ring force and could result in embrittlement or hairline cracks. A
corroded bolt must be replaced.
The dried parts should be lightly oiled with machine oil. Keep the rubber
buer free of oils. Check the rubber buer and the bolt spring for damage
and wear.
In the Kleiner Blitz and Blitz Schlag models, the position of the rubber
buers should be swapped aer every cleaning in order to guarantee the
longest possible service life.
Re-insert the bolt, rubber buer and bolt spring in this order again and
screw the lock ush against the sleeve. The bolt must not protrude out of
the lock. It is likewise recommended that the headpiece be washed in clea-
ning oil
without being dismantled and then lightly oiled with machine oil.
Check the correct function of the device by feeding the cleaning rod provi-
ded into the empty intermediate piece and pressing the bolt out against
the force of the spring (only applicable to models BK and KB). The bolt
must then protrude from the bottom end of the device and must be fully
retracted into it again when the cleaning rod is withdrawn. The cartridge
receiver should also be cleaned. For this, use the small brush.
The Blitz captive bolt stunners from turbocut Jopp GmbH are manufactu-
red with a high proportion of recyclable materials.
By recycling some parts and raw materials, you make an important contri-
bution to protecting the environment.
An important prerequisite for recycling is the proper separation of materi-
als. If the device is submitted for material separation, dismantle the device
to the extent possible without special tools.
Contact your local authorities if you require information about collection
points in your area.