H-1440 - Stapler Uline - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL H-1440 Uline

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SAFETY

WARNING! Read all warnings and instructions to prevent injuries to yourself and to others.

• Use only original Kihlberg stick staples
• Wear eye protection when using tool. Always use other personal protection equipment as required, such as ear protection, hard hats, etc.
• Never use oxygen, combustible gases, CO_2 , steam or high pressure gas tanks as power sources for the PN-version of this tool; the tool may explode and cause serious injury. Use only dry, clean, pressure regulated compressed air to drive the tool.

• Always disconnect the tool from the air supply and empty the magazine when taking a break or ending work, when servicing the tool, troubleshooting or repairing. Never leave a loaded tool unattended.

• Always assume that the tool is loaded. Respect the tool as potentially dangerous. Never point the tool at yourself or anyone else, whether it contains staples or not. Always remove finger from trigger when not driving staples.
  • Always check tool before every use.

• Never hold your hand or another part of your body under the tool.
• Position yourself in a firmly balanced position when using or handling the tool.
• Do not modify the tool or set it up in a jig without manufacturer's approval.
• Use stapler with cardboard only. No other use is permitted without the approval of the manufacturer.

OPERATION

ATTACH COMPRESSED AIR

CAUTION! Ensure the tool is not pointed at you or anyone else when connecting it to the compressed air line.

NOTE: The maximum permitted air pressure for the tool is 8 bar (116 psi). The maximum supply pressure is 8.78 bar (127 psi).

Connect the tool to the compressed air system before the fastener unit is loaded.

NOTE: The tool and its hose can be equipped with a connection nipple (not included) that automatically exhausts air from the tool after it has been disconnected.

Ensure the minimum internal diameter of the air hose is 10 mm (3/8") and that of the nipple is a minimum of 5 mm (6/32"). This prevents incorrect operation due to excessive pressure drop.

AIR PRESSURE

Adjust the air pressure to the lowest setting that will bend the staples correctly.

1. Start at 5.0 bar (72 psi).
2. Raise pressure by 0.5 bar (7 psi) increments until correct pressure for the job is found.

CAUTION! Never exceed 8 bar (116 psi).

OPERATION CONTINUED

STAPLE PENETRATION DEPTH

Push knob in and turn to the desired position: (See Figure 1)

• For shallow stapling
  = For deep stapling

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STAPLE LEG LENGTH

Stapler adapts to use of 15 or 18 mm staples.

1. Loosen the locking screw underneath with 2.5 mm Allen wrench. (See Figure 2)
2. Set desired staple leg length. Tighten the locking screw. (See Figure 3)

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18 mm 15 mm

STAPLE CLOSURE

For a tighter staple closure: Turn the adjusting nut to the left. (See Figure 4)

For a looser staple closure: Turn the adjusting nut to the right. (See Figure 4)

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LOADING

1. Pull and lock pusher to rear of magazine. (See Figure 5)

Figure 5 Pusher

1. Insert two sticks of staples into the magazine. (See Figure 6)

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1. Lift latch to release pusher. Ease pusher forward until contact is made with staples in magazine. (See Figure 7)

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OPERATION CONTINUED

STAPLING

1. Place tool against box and press down until surface is compressed.

2. Pull the trigger.

NOTE: One staple will be dispensed per trigger pull.

MAINTENANCE

WARNING! Always disconnect the tool from the air supply, empty magazine and read safety warnings before starting any maintenance.

CAUTION! Do not remove any parts for cleaning purposes.

This tool does not require special servicing and only needs regular cleaning with a non-corrosive cleaning agent.

DAILY:

Check the proper functioning of all safety devices. Carefully inspect the following:

• Trigger and safety yoke move freely without binding or sticking.
• All screws and nuts are securely tightened.

LUBRICATION

Use a small amount of lubricating oil in the nipple each day (approximately 10 drops once a week) to ensure safe function.

Grease sliding or moving parts with multipurpose grease if they have been cleaned or replaced.

CLEARING JAMS

Generally, you will not need to disassemble any parts to clear jamming in the nozzle plate.

1. Grip the staple with a pair of flat-nosed pliers at the exit from the front nozzle plate. (See Figure 8)
2. Carefully remove the staple with flat pliers. (See Figure 8)

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ULIN4D

KIHLBERG ENGRAPADORA NEUMÁTICA EN TIRAS

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SEGURIDAD

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CONSIGNES DE SÉCURITÉ

ARRÊT

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LONGUEUR DES PATTES D'AGRAFE

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18 mm 15 mm

FERMETURE DE L'AGRAFE

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CHARGEMENT

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FONCTIONNEMENT SUITE

AGRAFAGE

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