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Josef Kihlberg JK20T779
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OPERATING INSTRuCTIONS
6.1 LOADING THE MAGAZINE
Be sure that the tool is not pointing at
yourself or anyone else when connec-
ting it to the compressed air line.
– Connect the tool to the compressed air line before
loading staples. The max. allowed air pressure is 7
bar.
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Always use Josef Kihlberg original staples
JK779 with leg length 08 (5/16“ ) to 16 mm
(5/8“).
The correct type of staple is marked on the right
side of the magazine. Ensure you use the right
length of staples for your application.
1. Pull the magazine lid all the way out (Fig. 4/1)
2. Place the staple strip (4/2) into the staple rail from
the left hand side.
3. Place the staple strip into the magazine and push
the lid (4/3) forward again until it clicks in.
6.2 OPERATING THE STAPLER
Adjust the air pressure to the lowest one that will drive
the staples to the desired depth. Start at approx. 5.0
bar (72 psi) and raise this by 0.5 bar (7 psi) incre-
ments until the correct operating pressure for the job
in hand is found. Never exceed 7 bar (100 psi).
A low air pressure will give low maintenance costs!
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Place the tool firmly on the work surface. Never
drive staples in extremely hard or brittle material.
Do not drive staples at too steep an angle or too
close to the edge of the work: the staples might fly
free and hurt someone.
– Pull the trigger as described in chapter 4,2
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Move the tolls sideway until you have finished and
then release the trigger.
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Control the clinch, refer to chapter 7.5.
Warning: before stapling, ensure that
your hand or any other part of your
body is not underneath/between the
nozzle and anvil.
Always place yourself in a firmly balan
-
ced position when using or handling the
tool. Do not drive staples at too steep
an angle or too close to the edge of the
work: the fastener might fly free and hurt
someone.
Fig. 4
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