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ATTENTION
Read all safety precautions and instructions.
Keep these operating instruction in a safe place
for future reference.
1.3
Intended use
This device is used for fastening cardboard, insu-
lation material, textiles, foils, leather, wood and
similar non-brittle materials to wood or wood-like
surfaces. Make sure the workpiece is appropriate
in size.
This device must only be used for the purpose
intended by the manufacturer.
Safety precautions and
1.4
warnings
Tackers must comply with ES 792-13:2000 „Hand-
held non-electric power tools -Safety require-
ments- Part 13: Tackers"
This standard stipulates that
• tackers must only be employed to drive in
fasteners listed in the operating instructions
accompanying the tool (see technical speci-
fications). The tacker as well as the fasteners
described in the operating instructions are to
be considered as a system in compliance with
the safety specifications.
• rapid action hose couplings must be employed
to connect the tool to the compressed air sys-
tem and the male connector must be affixed
to the tool in such a manner that no air
remains in the tool after the line has been
disconnected;
• oxygen and other flammable gases must not
be used as an energy source for pneumatic
tackers;
• tackers must only be connected to air lines
in which the pressure is unable to exceed
the maximum operating pressure of the tool
by more than 10%. If the pressure is higher,
a pressure control valve (pressure limiter)
equipped with a downstream pressure relief
valve must be installed in the compressed air
line;
• only those replacement pieces authorised for
use by the manufacturer or his agent may be
employed in the repair of tackers;
• repair work must be only performed by the
manufacturer or other competent repair pro-
fessionals in accordance with the specifica-
tions printed in the operating instructions;
Note: A competent repair professional is defined
as a person who possesses sufficient knowledge
of tackers due to his professional training and ex-
perience and who has sufficient knowledge of the
relevant government work safety regulations, ac-
cident prevention regulations, guidelines and
generally recognised codes of practice (e.g. CEN or
CENELEC Standards) to permit him to evaluate
whether the tacker is safe for operations.
• mounting devices whose purpose it is to fix
the tacker to a base, e. g. a work table, must be
designed by their manufacturer to allow the
tacker to be affixed in such a way that it can
be safely operated, e. g. preventing damage,
twisting or shifting.
The use of the tacker in particular areas of
application may require compliance with addi-
tional regulations and directives (e. g. work areas
where danger of explosion exists).
J-328 EC
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