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Safety at Work

1.

Operators and bystanders must always
wear approved ear and eye protection.

Failure to do so can cause blindness or
serious eye injury from debris, and
hearing loss from exposure to constant
or repeated noise from the fastening
tool.

2.

Keep

the

work

area

clear

of

unnecessary materials and bystanders
that may interfere with the safe
operation of the tool.

Operating tool in

a congested or disorganized area may
affect the ability to operate safely.

3.

Never operate the tool when explosive
or inflammable materials are close.

Nitro Ninja may create sparks when
fired and could ignite these materials or
vapors.

Center Punch Test

MUST WEAR EYE 

PROTECTION WHILE 

PERFORMING THIS TEST.

1.

Always check the hardness of the
base where you want to fasten.

2.

Using a fastener as a center punch,
strike the fastener with a hammer
against the work surface and check
the results.

Center Punch Test Result

1.

The material is too hard for a Nitro
Ninja fastening, if the fastener point is
flattened.

2.

The material is too soft, if the fastener
easily penetrates it.

3.

The material is too fragile, if the
material cracks or shatters.

4.

The material is suitable for Nitro Ninja
fastening, if the fastener causes a small
indentation in the material.

07

PREPARATION

06

Suitable Base Materials:

Only the following materials are suitable
for Powder-actuated fastening:

Structural Steel

Masonry Joints

Poured Concrete

Sinter Block

DO NOT try to fasten into any other
type of materials.

It can cause serious

injury or blindness.

Unsuitable Base materials that should
not be fastened to:
Never try to fasten into very hard or
brittle materials such as tile, glass, cast
iron or rocks of any kind.

These

materials can break, or shatter causing
spall and may cause serious injury to the
tool operator and the bystanders.

Never try to fasten into brittle 

materials.

Never fasten directly to a base
material

easily

penetrated

like

wood or gypsum board.

These

types of materials may cause the
fasteners to penetrate through to the
other side making it dangerous for
other people in the work area.

Never fasten into a base material
that fails the center punch test.

Failure to check the suitability of the
base material can cause serious
injury to the eyes or other body parts.

Never fasten directly to a base 
material easily penetrated like 

wood or gypsum board.

Summary of Contents for NN-178

Page 1: ...uction Manual NITRO NINJA FASTENING TOOL NN 178 WARNING DO NOT OPERATE THE TOOL UNTIL YOU HAVE READ THIS TOOL TRAINING MANUAL READING AND FOLLOWING THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL CAN HELP AVOID SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH ...

Page 2: ...g exceptions Bluepoint Fasteners will repair or replace at its option any tool part or element holding that within 90 days after the sale only if Bluepoint is found to be responsible for a defective part in material or workmanship excluding normal wear All additional claims are excluded specifically Bluepoint is not obligated for direct indirect incidental or consequential damages losses or expens...

Page 3: ...te fasteners are driven into steel concrete or sand lime block masonry 3 Inappropriate use Modification or manipulation of the tool is not permitted Unless the tool is approved for such use it should not be used in a flammable or an explosive environment Use only BLUEPOINT fasteners accessories or spare parts of equivalent quality to avoid risk of injury Strictly follow the instructions for operat...

Page 4: ...e material is too fragile if the material cracks or shatters 4 The material is suitable for Nitro Ninja fastening if the fastener causes a small indentation in the material 07 PREPARATION 06 Suitable Base Materials Only the following materials are suitable for Powder actuated fastening Structural Steel Masonry Joints Poured Concrete Sinter Block DO NOT try to fasten into any other type of material...

Page 5: ...lexed before firing Otherwise the fastener may ricochet causing injury 4 Never drive a fastener close to the edge of the base material See installation page 08 SAFE HANDLING OF TOOLS 1 Always make sure that the tool is working properly before use Follow the Daily Function Test on shown on page 11 2 Never load a tool unless you intend to use it immediately Unattended loaded tool in the workplace ma...

Page 6: ...RETE FASTENER LOCATIONS IN LIGHTWEIGHT PAN DECK FASTENER LOCATION IN PRECAST CONCRETE PENETRATION INTO CONCRETE 11 The Versatile Solution for Interior Applications Nitro Ninja takes care of all your wall floor or ceiling needs Its fasteners range covers all electrical mechanical acoustical and interior trades The sleek design of the tool combined with its light weight provides easy access for over...

Page 7: ...nsure that it is flush 2 Ensure that the Silencer is free of any debris by resetting the tool before each fastening a Pull back the Silencer until reset spring is fully compressed b Prior to loading a new fastener assembly ensure that the firing pin guide is clear of all debris 3 Insert the fastener into the barrel of the tool ensuring that it is fully seated inside Caution DO NOT force the fasten...

Page 8: ...TOOL CAUSE POOR FASTENING PERFORMANCE OR CREATE A RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY TO THE OPERATOR OR BYSTANDERS FASTENERS FOR NITRO NINJA TOOLS Nitro Ninja Pins Pre tied Wires with Nintro Ninja Pins TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Nitro Ninja Tool Length 430 mm Tool Weight 3 75 lbs Nitro Ninja Fasteners Always perform the center punch test described on page 7 to test the base material 14 BLUE POINT POLES FOR CEIL...

Page 9: ...an the spall guard and barrel free of debris Ensure that the substrate is appropriate Ensure that the tool is correctly assembled Ensure that the tool is held perpendicular to the substrate while firing If the problem continues Disassemble to tool and replace broken parts if any Tool fires loudly Check if the substrate is appropriate Ensure that the tool is held perpendicular to the substrate whil...

Page 10: ...pall Guard TOOL ASSEMBLY 19 TOOL DISAASEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY Unscrew Spall Guard from Barrel Remove Heat Insulation Sleeve unscrew Silencer remove Barrel and Barrel Washer From the other side rear end unscrew End Cap remove Firing Pin Spring Holder and Firing Pin Spring from Main Housing Slide Outer Cover Sleeve Press from both ends Main Housing and the Barrel Sleeve Cover to release the Main Housing...

Page 11: ...21 Tool Grip Assembly for NN 178 Screw the plastic grip onto the end cap of NN 178 Pole Extension Assembly with NN 178 Screw the extension pole onto the end cap of NN 178 TOOL GRIP DISAASEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY 20 ...

Page 12: ...NOTES 23 22 NOTES ...

Page 13: ...he tool 3 Never put your hand over the barrel or compress with your hand 4 Never point the tool at yourself or bystanders 5 Only adults that are qualified may operate the NITRO NINJA tool 6 Always unload the tool prior to cleaning or maintenance 7 Do not operate the tool in an explosive or flammable atmosphere 8 When removing an unfired pin always keep the tool aimed away from yourself and others ...

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