THE ABC'S OF IMPACT WRENCH SAFETY
Read all safety warnings and instructions
before
using your impact wrench.
They're pretty reasonable, and neglecting them may result in electric shock, fire,
and/or serious injury. There are other (and much better) ways to get your
adrenaline going.
Save this manual for future reference,
review in between uses, and make sure
that anyone who's going to test your new impact wrench has read and fully
understood all the information in here as well.
In case this manual disappears
into the black hole that all manuals seem to fall
into, you can get a digital version of it at
ttps://nocry.com/pages/instructions
or
by letting us know at
.
So, let's get to it, shall we?
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Only use your impact wrench for its intended use.
Would you use a
screwdriver to hammer a nail? Exactly. A suitable tool will do a job a
thousand times better and safer than one that wasn't designed for the task
at hand.
Do not use your wrench as a drill for drilling holes. Yes, we know it kind of
looks like a drill, but power tools equipped with shut-off clutches are not
designed for drilling applications. It drives bolts, not drills holes.
Before doing any work on the impact wrench either, tool change,
maintenance, or during cleaning, transport and storage,
remove the battery.
Only use original NoCry compatible 20V batteries and chargers.
See page
13 for more details.
Always use black-carbonized-drop forged impact rated sockets with the
impact wrench for all tightening or loosening purposes. Normal chrome
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