JCP PA97, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Hold the tool with the muzzle pointing upwards and insert fastener POINT FIRST into
the cocking lever. The fastener will slide down the cocking lever until it is held in place
by the magnet.
Release the cocking grip and pivot the cooking lever through 180
o
to the forward
position.
Pull back the cocking grip as far as it will go then return it to its original position.
Return the cocking lever to the start position and lock the cocking grip into place.
Insert the cartridge strip, leading with the end with the arrow, into the tool grip until
the bottom end of the strip is flush with the tool.
Place the tool perpendicular to the work surface and adopt a well balanced stance.
Push against the tool to fully depress the fastener guide then pull the trigger.
Operators must be aware of the inevitable recoil when the tool is fired.
For subsequent fixings repeat the above. The cartridge strip will advance each time the tool is cocked.
Continue the operation until the cartridge strip is used up then remove the strip from the top of the tool.
If there are insufficient fixings required for a complete strip of 10 cartridges
remove the strip at the end of the fixing operation.
DO NOT LEAVE LOADED TOOLS UNATTENDED.
LOADING AND FIRING THE TOOL
The JCP PA97 Cartridge Tool is a low velocity, indirect acting tool using the
expanding gases of a blank cartridge to drive a piston which in turn punches
the Fastener through the fixture into the base material. The tool works on the
co-acting principle where the Fastener is always in contact with the piston to
give optimum performance.
through 180° to the forward position.
The PA 97 is suitable for Fasteners up to 97mm long but Fasteners above
72mm need to be pre-driven into the timber or material being fixed.
Pull back the cocking grip as far as it will go then return it
to its original position. Return the cocking lever to the start DRIVE PINS AND CARTRIDGES
position and lock the cocking grip into place. The PA97 is designed to take a 12mm metal washered Drive Pin suitable for
use in Cartridge Tools, together with a C.I.P. approved 6.8/11mm Blank Strip
Cartridge designed for use in these tools.
Insert the cartridge strip, leading with the end with the arrow,
into the tool grip until the bottom end of the strip is flush
with the tool
SUITABLE BASE MATERIAL
Not all materials are suitable for fixing into using Cartridge Tools. They must
not be to hard, to soft or to brittle and care must be taken to ensure the base
Place the tool perpendicular to the work surface and adopt material is suitable for the application.
a well balanced stance. Push against the tool to fully Suitable Base Materials
depress the fastener guide then pull the trigger Concrete between 20 & 50 N/mm², Mild Steel Grade 40 to 50 and Common
Bricks
Unsuitable Base Materials
Tempered Steel, Cast Iron, Aluminium, Natural Hard Stone, Engineering
For subsequent fixings repeat the above. The cartridge strip will advance each Brick, Lightweight Blocks, Plasterboard, Wood.
time the tool is cocked. Continue the operation until the cartridge strip is used up
then remove the strip from the top of the tool. APPLICATIONS
If there are insufficient fixings required for a complete strip of 10 cartridges The applications for fixings made with JCP PA97 are many and varied.
remove the strip at the end of the fixing operation. They include fixing timber, steel sheet, brick ties and drywall track to concrete
Do not leave loaded tools unattended. and steel. They can also be used for attaching plumbing and electrical fittings.
These applications are only meant as a guide and there are many others.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
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Release the cocking grip and pivot the cocking lever
Operators must be aware of the inevitable recoil when the tool is fired.
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Hold the tool with the muzzle pointing upwards and insert
fastener POINT FIRST into the cocking lever. The fastener
will slide down the cocking lever until it is held in place by
the magnet
LOADING & FIRING THE TOOL
The use of any other Fastener or Cartridge may cause damage to the
tool and could lead to serious injury or death.
IF IN DOUBT DO NOT GUESS BUT CONTACT YOUR SUPPLIER OR JCP CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS.
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