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PTS OPERATION MANUAL
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS -
Air Supply
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
Recommended regulated air pressure supplied to tool
(pressures other than recommended may result in
unsatisfactory operation):
Regulator settings: 75 PSIG (5,2 bar) with a max. 10 PSI
(0,7 bar) drop.
MAXIMUM 90 PSIG
(6,2 bar).
Air consumption at 30 cycles per minute:
.091 cfm @ 75 PSIG (0,043 l/sec @ 5,2 bar)
Line pressure supplied to regulator:
Minimum 70 PSIG (4,8 bar),
Maximum 90 PSIG (6,2 bar)
Filter/regulator requirements:
5 micron maximum element rating, 5 PSI (0,3 bar) maximum
pressure drop @ 70 PSIG (4,8 bar) inlet pressure and 12
cfm (5,7 l/sec) flow minimum.
Lubrication for air supply:
Air line lubricators are NOT to be used.
Recommended filter/regulator unit (supplied by user) with
1/8” NPT ports and 1/4” quick disconnect (industrial
interchange) plug:
Recommended source:
PANDUIT
Part Number PL289N1
EU
PANDUIT
Part Number: MK-06
Recommended main air supply hose (10 ft.), (supplied by
user) from filter/regulator to tool (supplied by user); includes
a 1/8” NPT male connector (to regulator) and a 1/8” quick
disconnect socket (to tool):
Recommended source:
PANDUIT
Part Number PPH10
EU
PANDUIT
Part Number:
PPH10G
OTHER SPECIFICATIONS
DESCRIPTION
VALUE
Test Condition: Values determined during cycle of
PANDUIT
PTS @ 75 PSIG,
tension knob at STD, and tension setting at maximum.
Vibration:
Declared vibration emission value in accordance with EN 12096
Measured vibration emission value
a
1.20 m/s
2
Uncertainty K
0.40 m/s
2
Values determined according to EN 28662-1:1992
Noise:
Declared Dual-Number Noise Emission Values in accordance with ISO 4871
Measured A - weighted sound power level, L
WA
(ref. 1 pW), in decibels
95
Uncertainty, K
WA
, in decibels
2.5
Measured A - weighted emission sound pressure level, L
pA
(ref. 20
μ
Pa) at the workstation, in
decibels
85
Uncertainty, K
pA
, in decibels
2.5
Values determined according to noise test code ISO 15744, using the basic standard ISO 11201:1995
DAILY TOOL INSPECTION
1. Visually inspect nose area for foreign matter and cable tie scrap. Keep this area clear of foreign matter.
2. Visually inspect applied cable ties for correct tension and cut-off to verify the working condition of the blade and gripper.
