JCP PA97, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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STEEL: When fixing steel of a suitable type and strength the base material must be at least 4mm thick to ensure a
positive fix. The length of the fastener must be the thickness of the fixture (t) plus 12mm.
CONCRETE:
For fixing into concrete the fastener should be the thickness of the fixture (t) plus 25mm.
BRICKWORK:
Fixings can be made to solid brickwork but due to the variable nature of bricks extra care must be
taken. A penetration depth of between 25 & 32mm is usually required. If in doubt contact your supplier or JCP
Construction Products.
EDGE AND SPACING DISTANCES
FASTENER SELECTION
Steel Before use
Make sure you have been properly trained in the use of the tool
least 4mm thick to ensure a positive fix. The length of the fastener must be the Ensure the tool is in safe condition
thickness of the fixture (t) plus 12mm. Check the tool is not loaded
Ensure the area is safe and warn other trades working nearby
Carry out a suitability test of the base material
During use
Always wear suitable eye, ear and head protection as well as suitable
footwear, plus any other safety or protective equipment as may
designated for the site or application
Concrete Adopt a well balanced stance
For fixing into concrete the fastener should be the thickness of the fixture (t) Always point the tool away from yourself and bystanders.
plus 25mm Never place your hand over the front of the tool
Hold the tool perpendicular to the work surface
Never fix close to an edge, another fixing or where a fixing has failed.
(See page 8 for edge and spacing distances)
Maximum repetition rate
12 fixings/minute
Noise level (EN15895-1)
A-weighted sound level, L
WA
, in decibels
88
Uncertainty, K
WA
, in decibels
3
A-weighted sound level at work station, L
pA
, in decibels
75
Uncertainty, K
pA
, in decibels 3
Brickwork Vibration level Does not exceed 2.5m/s
2
Fixings can be made to solid brickwork but due to the variable nature of bricks
extra care must be taken. A penetration depth of between 25 & 32 mm is usually Misfire Procedure
required. If in doubt contact your supplier or JCP Construction Products In the event of a misfire do not remove the tool from the work surface
at least 30 seconds . Re-apply the tool and try again. In event of
another misfire and after waiting a further 30 seconds remove
the cartridge strip from the tool and remove the fastener.
Spacing Edge Thickness Mark the tool with a DO NOT USE label and place the tool in a secure
Distance box
Steel
20 25 4-7mm Contact your supplier to have the tool inspected.
15 20 >7mm
Concrete 100 75 80 After Use
A fixing to brickwork should be at least 3 courses down from the top of a wall and Remove the cartridge strip from the tool
1 full brick in from an edge. Only 1 fixing per brick should be made and do not Inspect the tool for damage
fix into mortar joints Clean and lubricate tool
Return the tool to its box and secure in a safe place.
Store the tool in a dry environment
EDGE & SPACING DISTANCES
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When fixing to steel of a suitable type and strength the base material must be at
FASTENER SELECTION
5
USING THE TOOL
min 4 mm
12 mm
t
25
t
Steel Before use
Make sure you have been properly trained in the use of the tool
least 4mm thick to ensure a positive fix. The length of the fastener must be the Ensure the tool is in safe condition
thickness of the fixture (t) plus 12mm. Check the tool is not loaded
Ensure the area is safe and warn other trades working nearby
Carry out a suitability test of the base material
During use
Always wear suitable eye, ear and head protection as well as suitable
footwear, plus any other safety or protective equipment as may
designated for the site or application
Concrete Adopt a well balanced stance
For fixing into concrete the fastener should be the thickness of the fixture (t) Always point the tool away from yourself and bystanders.
plus 25mm Never place your hand over the front of the tool
Hold the tool perpendicular to the work surface
Never fix close to an edge, another fixing or where a fixing has failed.
(See page 8 for edge and spacing distances)
Maximum repetition rate 12 fixings/minute
Noise level (EN15895-1)
A-weighted sound level, L
WA
, in decibels 88
Uncertainty, K
WA
, in decibels 3
A-weighted sound level at work station, L
pA
, in decibels
75
Uncertainty, K
pA
, in decibels
3
Brickwork Vibration level Does not exceed 2.5m/s
2
Fixings can be made to solid brickwork but due to the variable nature of bricks
extra care must be taken. A penetration depth of between 25 & 32 mm is usually Misfire Procedure
required. If in doubt contact your supplier or JCP Construction Products In the event of a misfire do not remove the tool from the work surface
at least 30 seconds . Re-apply the tool and try again. In event of
another misfire and after waiting a further 30 seconds remove
the cartridge strip from the tool and remove the fastener.
Spacing Edge Thickness Mark the tool with a DO NOT USE label and place the tool in a secure
Distance box
Steel 20 25 4-7mm Contact your supplier to have the tool inspected.
15 20 >7mm
Concrete 100 75 80 After Use
A fixing to brickwork should be at least 3 courses down from the top of a wall and Remove the cartridge strip from the tool
1 full brick in from an edge. Only 1 fixing per brick should be made and do not Inspect the tool for damage
fix into mortar joints Clean and lubricate tool
Return the tool to its box and secure in a safe place.
Store the tool in a dry environment
EDGE & SPACING DISTANCES
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When fixing to steel of a suitable type and strength the base material must be at
FASTENER SELECTION
5
USING THE TOOL
min 4 mm
12 mm
t
25
t
Spacing Edge Thickness
Distance
Steel 20 25 4-7mm
15 20 >7mm
Concrete
100 75 80
A fixing to brickwork should be at least 3 courses down from the top of a wall and 1 full brick in from an edge.
Only 1 fixing per brick should be made and do not fix into mortar joints.
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