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Structural Materials and
Clearances (DIGA CS-1)
Fastening bolts may not be driven into unsuit-
able materials or building components.
Recommended Structural Material
Check the thickness of the structural material. The
minimum required penetration depth of the fasten-
ing bolts and the minimum strength of the structural
material must be given in order to reach secure fas-
tening of the attachment.
Structural Penetration
material depths
Concrete (DIN
1045, B10 - B55) 19 - 25 mm
Lime-sand brick approx.32 mm 100 mm
Steel from 5 mm on from 5 mm on
Solid brickwork 15 -32 mm
Minimum clearances and edge distances of
structural materials (according to § 18 BGV D9)
The distance from the shooting location to any free
edge must be large enough, to avoid sideward ex-
pulsion of the fastening bolt.
The fastening bolts must be driven-in with such clear-
ance to each other, that expulsion at the shooting
location due to breaking out or rupturing of the
material is avoided.
Brickwork Concrete,
Distance to the
free edge
5 cm
Clearance be- 10-times
tween the fas- the bolt
tening bolts shaft Ø
Adjusting the Drive Depth
(DIGA WO)
The nail drive depth is adjusted with the thum-
bwheel 16:
Turning left: Reduces the drive depth
Turning right: Increases the drive depth
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Minimum
thickness
The optimal drive depth is to be determined through
practical testing.
100 mm
100 mm
Setting Bolts/Nails
1. Hold the tool firmly with both hands and ensure
2. DIGA CS-1: Position the tool in a right angle to
3. Press the tool via the neck-down sleeve against
Steel
reinforce
concrete
3-times
the bolt
5 cm shaft Ø
10-times 5-times
the bolt the bolt
shaft Ø shaft Ø
4. Pull the trigger 3. The gas mixture is ignited elec-
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Danger of burning! In continuous operation,
the neck-down sleeve can get very hot.
Operating Instructions
secure footing.
the surface of the structural material. The
neck-down sleeve 14 and the magazine base 9
must be seated securely.
the surface of the structural material. This releases
the safety of the tool, the blower motor is switched
on and draws in air.
Therefore never hold your hand in front of the
air-intake opening 1 as this can lead to malfunc-
tions!
trically and the fastening bolt/nail is driven into
the structural material.