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INSTALLATION
Air Pressure
Always use clean and dry air at 90 psi (6.2 bar) to
operate the Pneumatic tools
Do not operate Pneumatic tools beyond the
maximum working air pressure of 90psi (6.2
bar).
Air Line
For using pneumatic tools efficiently, connect air
hose to the air inlet. Compressed air has traces of
moisture (water droplets) in it and this moisture
may permeate into the pneumatic tools and
cause mechanical failure, therefore It is strongly
recommended to install an air filter, moisture
separator, regulator and lubricator in the air
supply line.
Typical air supply setups are shown on the
following pages.
(Fig. 4: Portable Air supply Setup; Fig 5:
Stationary air Supply Setup)
Air Hose
Before connecting the air hose to pneumatic tool,
thoroughly clean the air hose with the blow out
of compressed air. This will prevent both moisture
and dust contained within the hose from entering
the tool and causing possible rusting and
malfunctioning.
OPERATION
ON/OFF Operation
The trigger (Fig. 1) of the Groz pneumatic tools
are designed either inside or outside of the
grip. These are “plug-and-run” type devices.
The pneumatic tool will stop operating in a few
seconds after relieving the trigger
Power Control
A regulator (Fig. 2) is provided to increase /
decrease the power output. Turn the regulator to
the position of smaller circle /number for the least
power output and larger circle/number for highest
power output.
Rotation Direction
Be sure to check the rotation direction (Fig. 3)
before operating the tool. The "F” indicates the
forward direction of rotation and “R” indicates the
reverse direction of rotation. Forward direction
is defined as clockwise direction seen from the
operator's position.
MAINTENANCE
Lubrication
Every week clean the loader adaptor with a cloth
to remove foreign particles so the pump is free of
contamination.
Fastening of parts
Regularly check if all the connected parts are
fastened securely.
Cleaning
Dusty and oily surface on the handle will erode the
protective grip of the tool, because of the reaction
torque. Cleaning the grip with a dry cloth is highly
recommended before and after operation.
Storage
Store the tool in dry and clean environment. If the
pneumatic tool will not to be used for a period of
time, the residual moisture inside of the pneumatic
tool can cause rusting. Therefore before storing,
oiling the pneumatic tool at air inlet with spindle
oil and operating it for a short time at regular
intervals is strongly recommended.
Repairs
Always use Genuine Groz Spare parts for all service
and repair.
Do not modify, tamper or make any unnecessary/
temporary repairs to the pneumatic tools.
All major service of maintenance and repairs
should only be carried out by well-trained
technician or by Groz through one of its own
authorized service representatives.
Please check the free speed of the pneumatic tools
after every repair.
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
PART #
MAX. SCREW CAPACITY
IPW/3-8/STD
M11
IPW/3-8/PRM
M14
IPW/1-2/STD
M16
IPW/1-2/PRO
M16
IPW/1-2/PRM
M19
IPW/1-2/PRM1
M22
IPW/1-2/ANG
M16
IPW/3-4/STD
M24
IPW/3-4/PRM1
M26
IPW/0-1/STD
M38
IPW/0-1/PRM1
M26
RTW/3-8/STD
M6
RTW/1-2/STD
M6
Fig. 1
