Schneider Airsystems D 040 118 Notice D'utilisation D'origine page 4

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KTP 310 DR
Table of contents - Part 1
1.1 Scope of delivery ......................
1.2 Conventional use ......................
1.3 Technical data ..........................
1.4 Symbols and their meaning ........
1.5 Components.............................
1.6 Commissioning .........................
1.1 Scope of delivery
– Cartridge gun
– Instruction manual
1.2 Conventional use
The compressed air-operated Cartridge gun
is suitable for sealing joints; for example in
glass, ceramics, wood, metal,
masonry and plumbing with
commercially available:
• plastic cartridges,
with volume of 310 ml.
Any other type of use is considered contrary
to the intended use.
1.3 Technical data
see Figure A
1.4 Symbols and their meaning
Q
Air consumption [l/min]
Max. permissible pressure [bar]
p
max
I/2
Working pressure [bar]
P
2
Cartridge size [ml]
2
V
2
Support
[mm]
2
Recommended
2
(inner) at L= 10 m [mm]
10 m
2
Overall
H T
depth x height [mm]
B
Weight [kg]
m
1.5 Components
01 Plug nipple
02 Trigger lever
03 Air regulation
04 Cartridge housing
05 Union nut
1.6 Commissioning
Caution: Depressurise the unit!
1. Unscrew
(Figure 2).
2. Cut off the cartridge at the threaded
stem.
3. Screw on the threaded tip.
4. Guide the cartridge into the housing
(item 04) (Figure 2).
5. Screw the union nut (item 05) tightly
(Figure 2).
cartridge
hose
dimensions:
the union nut
diameter
diameter
width x
(item 05)