KODI KLIP KTA-3 Series, Руководство владельца/оператора

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A. AIRLINE FILTRATION
Install an airline filter to keep the compressed air supply to the Tool clean and dry.
Airline moisture and other contaminants in the air supply will cause damage to the
Tool's internal parts.
B. AIRLINE REGULATION
Install an airline regulator to regulate air pressure between 75 PSI – 100 PSI (5.2
Bar to 6.9 Bar). Air pressure required to connect rebar will vary based on Klip size.
Generally, the smaller the Klip, the greater the air pressure required.
C. AIRLINE LUBRICATION
Lubricate the Tool frequently,
but do not over lubricate!
Use only Pneumatic Tool
Lubricant (for example MARVEL ® Air Tool Oil or WORKMASTER ® Tool-Lube™ Air
Tool Oil) in the Tool. Use an In-Line Lubricator for automatic lubrication, or place 5-
10 drops of a suitable Air Tool Oil into the male air fitting at the beginning of each
work day, and then cycle the Tool until a light oil mist exhausts from the Tool.
D. COLD WEATHER OPERATION
In cold weather conditions where airline moisture can freeze, do not force the Tool
to cycle by increasing air pressure. Air pressure over 110 PSI (7.6 Bar) will damage
the internal parts and void the warranty.
COMPRESSED AIR SYSTEM
Do not use any of the following as lubricants: kerosene,
hydraulic fluid, transmission fluid, spindle oil, motor oil,
antifreeze or WD-40 to lubricate the Tool. These fluids and sprays
will damage the Tool's internal parts and void the warranty.
CAUTION