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ARX-0123A Operation & Maintenance Manual
Before using ARX-0123A, please read the instructions.
Operation
1.Air Pressure:
6.0~7.0 kg/cm2 (85~100psi)
2.Setting up for Standard Length Nut Rivets:
When using the standard length of nut rivet (10mm),
please ensuring that the Stroke Set Adaptor (#2) and Nose nut (#3) are fully threaded into the
Stroke adaptor cover (#5). Adjusting #2 & #3 parts for making rivet nut length A =length B.
3.Setting up for Short Nut Rivets :
If using the shorter length of nut rivet, then screw the Stroke set adaptor (#2) out adjusting for the shorter
rivet.
4.Stroke Adjustment:
The Stroke adaptor cover (#5) is the main stroke adjusting part for ARX-0123A, Stroke range is 2mm~10mm, Stroke
traction load that depending upon the size and material of nut rivet, also need to considering about the riveting thickness. Please set up
correcting stroke before using ARX-0123A for avoiding screw mandrel and rivet nut damaging. Connecting air and
Holding trigger then
Turning #5 parts away or close to #6 parts (Connector Housing) for increasing or reducing stroke length, turning #5 one cycle away from #6
increasing 1mm stroke. The stroke range is 2mm when #5 part contacted with #6 part. Please refer to the table 1 adjusting stroke.
[Note]
If the thickness of the riveting plate is less than 1.0
±
0.5mm. Please turn #5 away from #6 part slowly and carefully for avoiding to
damage the mandrel.
5.
Holding rivet nut and turning clockwise #48(Safety Cap Nut) for screwing up rivet nut.
6.
Pressing #53(Trigger) riveting. [Note] When the first riveting, please testing 1~2 rivet nuts freely for ensuring the correction stroke.
Table 1
Rivet Size
Suggestion Stroke
#5 turning away from #6 cycle
M3
2.0~2.3mm
0~0.5
M4
2.5~3.0mm
0.5~1
M5 (3/16”)
3.5~4.0mm
1.5~2.0
M6 (1/4”)
4.0~4.5mm
2.0~2.5
M8 (5/16”)
5.0~5.5mm
3.0~3.5
M10 (3/8”)
5.5~6.0mm
3.5~4.0
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Turing #5 one Cycle away from
#6 for Increasing 1mm Stroke.
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Holding trigger will
make turning #5 easier.
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Turning clockwise
#48(Safety Cap Nut) for
screwing up rivet nut.
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