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E-649RA
- User Manual
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1. Mounting the mandrel container:
Push the mandrel container /fig.1 - pos.5/ into the ring relief /fig.1 -
pos.6/ end-to-end, thus you depress the arrestment element, and turn
to position 1 or 2. The mandrel container shall thus be in place. Suction
shall initiate in position 2. It is possible to fix up relative positon of the
mandrel container /fig.1-pos.5/ and the ring /fig.1-pos.6/ so that the
outcoming compressed air comes out in a suitable direction (e.g. away
from the operator of the tool)
2. Removing the mandrel container:
Turn the mandrel container end-to-end to position o and pull it out
fig.1/1A of the ring relief.
The suction shall thus switch off
The tool is equipped with a multifunctional mandrel container /fig.1 -
pos.5/ which has the following three positions (see fig.1/1A):
• Position 0 - mandrel container removed
• Position 1 - mandrel container mounted, suction is switched off
• Position 2 - mandrel container mounted, suction is switched on
1. with the mandrel container removed in position 0:
Suction switches off by turning and
removing the mandrel container /fig.1 - pos.5/. Insert BR into the riveting tool through the
nose-piece hole. Depress the trigger to move the jaws offward the BR head. The movement
ends when reaching max. stroke, correct BR with respect for material gauge shall tear off the
shank (riveting) for one stroke of the tool. Releasing the trigger shall return the jaws to initial
position and released torn-off shank can be removed from the nose-piece by tilting the tool.
/fig.1 - pos.1/
2. with the mandrel container mounted in position 1:
Mounting and turning the mandrel
container /fig.1 - pos.5/ to position 1 shall arrest it. Insert BR into the riveting tool through
the nose-piece hole. Depress the trigger to move the jaws offward the BR head. The
movement ends when reaching max. stroke, correct BR with respect for material gauge shall
tear off the shank (riveting) for one stroke of the tool. Releasing the trigger shall return the
jaws to initial position and the released torn-off shank can be transported into the mandrel
container by tilting the tool /fig.l - pos.5/.
3. with the mandrel container mounted in position 2:
Suction switches on by turning the
mandrel container /fig.1 - pos.5/ to position 2. In this position the suction holds BR in the
nose-piece /fig.1 - pos. 1/ which enables riveting in any position without danger of BR falling
out of the nose-piece of the tool. Depressing the trigger shall perform riveting. Releasing the
trigger shall transport the shank into the mandrel container. If the mandrel container is full
with shank to appx. 70%, it is necessary to remove and empty it in a specified manner (e.g.
to a prepared container). Overfill of the mandrel container may result in failure of the riveting
tool.
The tool can be operated in the two following manners:
The tool is equipped with revolving air supply /fig. 1 - pos.4/ which enables manipulation with air
supply before as well as during tool operation, air hose does not obstruct riveting in any position.
The tool is equipped with a trigger /fig.1 - pos.3/. Released trigger enables pushing a rivet into the
tool (the tool is ready for riveting), depressing the trigger shall fix the rivet.
FIGURE.1/1A
FIGURE.1/1B
