Axminster Palm Nailer, Руководство пользователя

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Specifications (Continued)
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Weight 0.85 kgs
Footprint (without PCL tail) 80mm wide x 105mm long x 135mm high
Identification and Description of the Air Palm Nailer
Quick release PCL ‘tail’ fitted as standard to the tool. Prior to first use of the day, introduce
(see fig 1) Connector1-2 drops of oil.
Shroud This is a metal tube that surrounds the striker. It is mounted in the lower body and
(See fig 4) is able to ‘ride’ up and down. It acts against a spring, which gives greater ‘feel’ when
(See Fig 4b) the tool is being pressed down to activate the hammer action. There is a small
magnet buried in the side wall of the shroud, which holds the inserted nail in place
before it is applied to the material. The elliptical, angled hole machined through the
shroud is designed to position and hold a range of headed nails, and bring the axis
of the nails as close to the axis of the striker as possible.
Striker A hardened metal rod attached to the piston in the tool. This is the hammer that
(see fig 3a) drives the nail.