Tool Operation - Bostitch SC50HPB-E Technische Gerätedaten

m Warning!
• IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION ENCLOSED.
• READ THIS MANUAL BEFORE OPERATING THE TOOL.
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• SAVE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
• FAILURE TO OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING
WARNINGS COULD RESULT IN INJURY.
• Keep body stance balanced and firm.
Do not overreach when operating this tool.
• Use protective equipment such as
glasses, gloves, safety shoes as well
as acoustic protection. Remain vigilant,
use common sense and pay attention
when using the machine.
• Always wear suitable CE marked
eye protection when operating or
performing maintenance on this tool.
m This tool is intended to be used for fixing wire to wire
in automotive, mattress assembly and cage/wire assembly
or for closures in packaging etc. DO NOT USE for fastening
unsuitable materials which could cause buckling of the
fasteners and damage to the tool. If you are unsure of the
suitability of this tool for certain applicartions, please
contact your local sales office.
m WARNING! MOVEABLE PARTS & JAW (FIG 1)
• These tools feature moveable parts including the jaw to
close the fasteners. Make sure only the material to be
fastened is placed within the jaws of this tool to avoid
the danger of crushing of fingers. Keeps hands clear at
all times to prevent serious injury.
LOADING THE TOOL
1. Slide the fasteners onto the magazine rail (Fig 2A)
towards the front of the magazine (Fig 2B)
2. Pull back the pusher past the fasteners (Fig 3)
3. Gently release the pusher, so that it remains behind the
fasteners, pushng them along the magazine (Fig 4)
Note: Use only fasteners recommended by
Bostitch for use in Bostitch tools or fasteners which
meet Bostitch specifications.

TOOL OPERATION

1. The operator of the tool should understand that the
success of operating this tool depends on the method
(or technique) that the handles are operated. The
single most important issue will be in the outward
movement of the handles during the ring loading
cycle. The handles must be opened completely to
the full open position. This will need to be done in a
continuous motion to prevent the tool from jamming.
Failure to do this will cause the ring to feed short of
the latch nose.
The ring must feed beyond the latch nose to allow the
latch to position behind the ring and prevent the ring
from deforming during closure.
2. Any outward movement of the handles must result in
the full ring loading cycle. Partial outward movement
will push a ring only part way forward. When the
handles are returned to the start position and then
opened again the ring being fed on the second cycle
will jam into the previously incompletely cycled ring.
This ring jamming will cause the tool to jam and
lock the handles. If the handles become locked the
operator will need to remove the jammed rings from
between the jaws. This can be accomplished in the
following ways:
• Most of the time this can be accomplished by using
a screwdriver or other probing device to free the
jammed ring(s).
• If using the probe doesn't remove the rings, than the
following will be necessary. Remove all rings from
the magazine.
Place the ring pusher in the parked position. This is
a point at the rear of the spring spool bracket. Just
hook the pusher in the slot near the bottom rear of the
bracket. Loosen both pivot bolt nuts 4 – 6 turns, this
will allow more clearance between the jammed rings
and the magazine. This should now allow the removal
of the jammed ring(s).
• In the event the above still doesn't allow the removal
of the jammed ring(s) then it will be necessary to
remove the magazine completely. When re-installing
the pivot bolts or tightening the pivot bolt nuts, care
must be taken not to overtighten the nuts.