Operating Instructions |
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Important Safety Instructions | PERSONAL SAFETY | g. | Always wear hearing |
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(Continued) | a. | Stay alert. Watch what you are |
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GENERAL |
| doing and use common sense |
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a. | To reduce the risks of |
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| electric shock, fire, and |
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| use the tool while tired or under |
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| hearing loss. | ||||||||||
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| the influence of drugs, alcohol, |
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| or medication. A moment of | h. Do not attach the hose or tool to | ||||||||||
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| inattention while operating the |
| your body. Attach the hose to the | |||||||||
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b. Be thoroughly familiar with the |
| tool increases the risk of injury to |
| structure to reduce the risk of loss of | ||||||||||
| persons. |
| balance if the hose shifts. | |||||||||||
| controls and the proper use of the |
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| b. | Dress properly. Do not wear loose | i. Always assume that the tool | |||||||||||
| equipment. Follow all instructions. | |||||||||||||
| Contact your Husky representative if |
| clothing or jewelry. Contain long |
| contains fasteners. Do not point | |||||||||
| you have any questions. |
| hair. Keep hair, clothing, and |
| the tool toward yourself or anyone | |||||||||
c. | Only persons well acquainted with |
| gloves away from moving parts. |
| whether it contains fasteners or not. | |||||||||
| Loose clothes, jewelry, or long | j. |
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| these rules of safe operation should |
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| be allowed to use the unit. |
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| persons as a result of being caught |
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labels and manual. Failure to follow | c. | Avoid unintentional starting. |
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warnings, dangers, and cautions could |
| Be sure the switch is off before | k. |
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result in DEATH or SERIOUS INJURY. |
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WORK AREA |
| carry the tool with your finger on |
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| when not driving fasteners. Never | ||||||||||||
a. | Keep the work area clean and well |
| the switch or connect the tool to the |
| carry the tool with finger on trigger, | |||||||||
| air supply with the switch on. |
| the tool is able to fire a fastener. | |||||||||||
| lighted. Cluttered benches and dark |
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| d. | Do not overreach. Keep proper |
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| Always remain in a | |||||||
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| firmly balanced | |||||||||
| shock, fire, and injury to persons. |
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| Proper footing and balance enables | |||||||||
b. | Do not operate the tool |
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| in explosive atmospheres, |
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| flammable liquids, gases, |
| e. Use safety equipment. A dust mask, | with the tool. Stop using the tool if you | ||||||||||
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| feel pain in hands or arms. | ||||||||||||
| or dust. The tool is able to create |
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| sparks resulting in the ignition of |
| hat must be used for the applicable |
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c. | Keep bystanders, children, and | f. | Always wear eye |
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tool. Distractions are able to result in the loss of control of the tool.
Tool Components and Specifications
•REQUIRES: 0.7 SCFM with
10nails per minute @ 90 psi
•AIR INLET: 1/4 inch NPT
•NAIL SIZE RANGE:
1inch to
•MAGAZINE CAPACITY:
100Nails per Load, 16 gauge
•WEIGHT: 4 lbs. 8 oz.
•LENGTH: 12.5 inches
•HEIGHT: 11.5 inches
•MAXIMUM PRESSURE:
110psi
•PRESSURE RANGE:
70psi – 110 psi
Nail Discharge Area
Latch
Button
AreaLoading
Nail
Magazine
Cap Exhaust
Trigger
Nail Length
Adjustment
Switch
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