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HITACHI

Instruction

and

safety

manual

Manuel

d'instructions

et

de

securite

Instrucciones

y

manual

de

seguridad

Model

Nailer

Modele

NR

90AD

NR

90AE

Cloueur

Modelo

Clavador

ADANGER

Improper

use

of

this

Nailer

can

result

in

death

or

serious

injury!

This

Manual

contains

important

information

about

product

safety.

Read

and

understand

this

Manual

before

operating

the

Nailer.

Never

allow

anyone

who

has

not

reviewed

this

manual.

ADANGER

Une

utilisation

incorrecte

et

sans

respecter

la

security

de

ce

cloueur

risque

d'entrafner

la

mort

ou

des

blessures

graves

I

Ce

manual

renferme

des

instructions

importantes

sur

la

securite

de

I'outii.

Lire

et

bien

assimiler

ce

manuel

avant

d'utiliser

le

cloueur.

Ne

jamais

laisser

les

personnes

n'ayant

pas

6tutdi6

le

manuel

utiliser

I'outii.

APELIGRO

{La

utilizacidn

inadecuada

e

insegura

de

este

clavador

puede

resultar

en

lesiones

serias

o

en

la

muerte!

Este

manual

contiene

informacidn

importante

sobre

la

seguridad

del

producto.

Lea

y

entienda

este

manual

antes

de

utilizer

el

clavador.

No

deje

manejar

esta

herramienta

a

nadie

que

no

haya

leido

este

manual.

Hitachi

Koki

English

CONTENTS

Page

IMPORTANT

INFORMATION.3

DEFINITIONS

OF

SIGNAL

WORDS.3

EXPLANATION

OF

THE

NAILING

ACTION

OF

THE

HITACHI

NAILER.3

SAFETY

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

FOR

USING

NAILERS.4

EMPLOYER'S

RESPONSIBILITIES.6

OPERATION

NAME

OF

PARTS.7

SPECIFICATIONS.8

NAIL

SELECTION.8

ACCESSORIES..8

STANDARD

ACCESSORIES.8

OPTIONAL

ACCESSORIES.9

APPLICATIONS.9

Page

BEFORE

OPERATION.9

WORKING

ENVIRONMENT.9

AIR

SUPPLY.9

LUBRICATION.10

COLD

WEATHER

CARE.10

TESTING

THE

NAILER.10

ADJUSTING

AIR

PRESSURE.11

LOADING

NAILS.12

NAILER

OPERATION.13

METHODS

OF

OPERATION.13

ADJUSTING

THE

NAILING

DEPTH.15

MAINTENANCE

MAINTENANCE

AND

INSPECTION.16

SERVICE

AND

REPAIRS.16

PARTS

LIST.52

Frangais

TABLE

DE

MATIERES

Page

INFORMATION

IMPORTANTE.18

DEFINITION

DES

MOTS

DE

SIGNALISATION

.18

EXPLICATION

DE

L'ACTION

DE

CLOUAGE

DU

CLOUEUR

HITACHI.

18

SECURITE

CONSIGNES

DE

SECURITE

IMPORTANTES

POUR

L'UTILISATION

DU

CLOUEUR.19

RESPONSABILITES

DE

L'EMPLOYEUR.21

UTILISATION

NOM

DES

PIECES.22

SPECIFICATIONS.23

SELECTION

DES

CLOUS.23

ACCESSOIRES.23

ACCESSOIRES

STANDARD.23

ACCESSOIRES

EN

OPTION.24

APPLICATIONS.24

Page

AVANT

L'UTILISATION.24

ENVIRONNEMENT

DE

TRAVAIL.24

ALIMENTATION

D'AIR.24

GRAISSAGE.25

ENTRETIEN

PAR

TEMPS

FROID.25

ESSAIDU

CLOUEUR.25

REGLAGE

DE

LA

PRESSION

D'AIR.26

CHARGEMENT

DES

CLOUS.27

UTILISATION

DU

CLOUEUR.28

METHODES

D’UTILISATION.28

REGLAGE

DE

LA

PROFONDEUR

DE

CLOUAGE.30

ENTRETIEN

ENTRETIEN

ET

INSPECTION.31

ENTRETIEN

ET

REPARATIONS.32

LISTE

DES

PIECES.52

Espanol

INDICE

Pagina

INFORMACION

IMPORTANTE.34

DEFINIClON

DE

LAS

PALABRAS

CLAVE.34

EXPLICACION

LA

ACCION

DE

CLAVADO

DEL

CLAVADOR

HITACHI.34

SEGURIDAD

INSTRUCCIONES

IMPORTANTES

DE

SEGURIDAD

PARA

LA

UTILIZACION

DEL

CLAVADOR.35

RESPONSABILIDADES

DEL

EMPRESARIO.38

operaciOn

NOMENCLATURA.39

ESPECIFICACIONES.40

SELECCION

DE

CLAVOS.40

ACCESORIOS.40

ACCESORIOS

ESTANDAR.40

ACCESORIOS

OPCIONALES.41

APLICACIONES.41

Pagina

ANTES

DE

LA

OPERACION.41

ENTORNO

DE

TRABAJO.41

SUMINISTRO

DE

AIRE.41

LUBRICACION.42

CUIDADOS

PARA

CLIMAS

FRiOS.42

PRUEBA

DEL

CLAVADOR.42

AJUSTE

DE

LA

PRESION

DE

AIRE.43

CARGA

DE

CLAVOS.44

OPERACION

DEL

CLAVADOR.44

MtrODOS

DE

OPERACION.45

AJUSTE

DE

LA

PROFUNDIDAD

DE

CLAVADO.47

MANTENIMIENTO

MANTENIMIENTO

E

INSPECCION

.48

SERVICIO

Y

REPARACIONES.49

LISTADE

PIEZAS.52

English

IMPORTANT

INFORMATION

Read

and

understand

tool

labels

and

all

of

the

operating

instructions,

safety

precautions

and

warnings

in

this

manual

before

operating

or

maintaining

this

nailer.

Failure

to

follow

warnings

could

result

in

DEATH

or

SERIOUS

INJURY.

Most

accidents

that

result

from

the

operation

and

maintenance

of

Nailers

are

caused

by

the

failure

to

observe

basic

safety

rules

or

precautions.

An

accident

can

often

be

avoided

by

recognizing

a

potentially

hazardous

situation

before

it

occurs,

and

by

observing

appropriate

safety

procedures.

Basic

safety

precautions

are

outlined

in

the

"SAFETY"

section

of

this

Manual

and

in

the

sections

which

contain

the

operation

and

maintenance

instructions.

Hazards

that

must

be

avoided

to

prevent

bodily

injury

or

machine

damage

are

identified

by

DANGERS

and

WARNINGS

on

the

Nailer

and

in

this

Manual.

Never

use

this

Nailer

for

applications

other

than

those

specified

in

this

Manual.

DEFINITIONS

OF

SIGNAL

WORDS

DANGER

indicates

an

imminently

hazardous

situation

which,

if

not

avoided,

will

result

in

death

or

serious

injury.

WARNING

indicates

a

potentially

hazardous

situation

which,

if

not

avoided,

could

result

in

death

or

serious

injury.

CAUTION

indicates

a

potentially

hazardous

situation

which,

if

not

avoided,

may

result

In

minor

or

moderate

injury,

or

may

cause

machine

damage.

NOTE

emphasizes

essential

information.

EXPLANATION

OF

THE

NAILING

ACTION

OF

THE

HITACHI

NAILER

O

SINGLE

ACTUATION

MECHANISM

(SINGLE

SEQUENTIAL

ACTUATION

MECHANISM):

First,

press

the

push

lever

against

the

workpiece;

next,

pull

the

trigger

to

drive

the

nail.

First,

pull

the

trigger;

next,

press

the

push

lever

against

the

workpiece

to

drive

the

nail.

After

nailing

once,

nailing

will

not

be

possible

again

until

the

trigger

is

released

and

pressed

again.

O

CONTACT

ACTUATION

MECHANISM:

First,

press

the

push

lever

against

the

workpiece;

next

pull

the

trigger

to

drive

the

nail.

First,

pull

the

trigger;

next,

press

the

push

lever

against

the

workpiece

to

drive

the

nail.

If

the

trigger

is

held

back,

a

nail

will

be

driven

each

time

the

push

lever

is

pressed

against

the

workpiece.

O

FULL

SEQUENTIAL

ACTUATION

MECHANISM;

First,

press

the

push

lever

against

the

workpiece;

next,

pull

the

trigger

to

drive

the

nail.

Follow

the

same

sequence

to

continue

driving

nails.

—

3

—

English

SAFETY

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

FOR

USING

NAILERS

READ

ALL

INSTRUCTIONS

ADANGER

1.

OPERATORS

AND

OTHERS

IN

WORK

AREA

MUST

WEAR

SAFETY

GLASSES

WITH

SIDE

SHIELDS.

When

operating

the

Nailer,

always

wear

safety

glasses

with

side

shields,

and

make

sure

others

In

work

area

wear

safety

glasses,

too.

Safety

glasses

must

conform

to

the

requirements

of

American

National

Standards

Institute,

ANSI

Z87.1

and

provide

protection

against

flying

particles

both

from

the

front

and

side.

The

employer

must

enforce

the

use

of

safety

glasses

by

the

Nailer

operator

and

others

in

work

area.

2.

NEVER

USE

OXYGEN

OR

OTHER

BOTTLED

GASSES.

EXPLOSION

MAY

OCCUR.

Never

use

oxygen,

combustible

gases

or

any

other

bottled

gases

as

a

power

source

for

the

Nailer.

Use

of

the

above

gases

is

dangerous,

as

the

Nailer

will

explode.

Use

only

clean,

dry,

regulated

compressed

air.

^WARNING

3.

NEVER

POINT

TOOL

AT

YOURSELF

OR

OTHERS

IN

WORK

AREA.

Always

assume

the

Nailer

contains

fasteners.

Never

point

the

Nailer

at

yourself

toward

yourself

or

others,

whether

it

contains

fasteners

or

not.

If

fasteners

are

mistakenly

driven,

it

can

lead

to

severe

injuries.

Never

engage

in

horseplay

with

the

Nailer.

Respect

the

Nailer

as

a

working

implement

4.

KEEP

FINGERS

AWAY

FROM

TRIGGER

WHEN

NOT

DRIVING

FASTENERS

TO

AVOID

ACCIDENTAL

FIRING.

Never

carry

the

Nailer

with

finger

on

trigger

since

you

could

drive

a

fastener

unintentionally

and

injure

yourself

or

someone

else.

Always

carry

the

Nailer

by

the

handle

only.

5.

CHOICE

OF

TRIGGERING

METHOD

IS

IMPORTANT.

Read

and

understand

section

titled

"METHODS

OF

OPERATION".

13

-

14)

6.

DO

NOT

EXCEED

120

psi.

(8.3

bar

8.5

kgf/cm^

Do

not

exceed

maximum

recommended

air

pressure

120

psi

(8.3

bar

8.5

kgf/cm^.

Never

connect

the

Nailer

to

pressure

which

potentially

exceeds

200

psi

(13.7

bar

14

kgf/cm^

as

the

Nailer

can

burst

7.

ALWAYS

WEAR

EAR

AND

HEAD

PROTECTION.

Always

wear

ear

protection

to

protect

your

ears

from

loud

noise.

Always

wear

head

protection

to

protect

your

head

from

flying

otyects.

—

4

—

English

8.

STORE

NAILER

PROPERLY.

When

not

in

use,

the

Nailer

should

be

stored

in

a

dry

place.

Keep

out

of

reach

of

children.

Lock

the

storage

area.

9.

KEEP

WORK

AREA

CLEAN.

Cluttered

areas

invite

injuries.

Clear

all

work

areas

of

unnecessary

tools,

debris,

furniture,

etc.

10.

NEVER

USE

IN

PRESENCE

OF

FLAMMABLE

LIQUIDS

OR

GASES.

The

Nailer

produces

sparks

during

operation.

Never

use

the

Nailer

in

sites

containing

lacquer,

paint,

benzine,

thinner,

gasoline,

gases,

adhesive

agents,

and

other

materials

which

are

combustible

or

explosive.

11.

KEEP

VISITORS

AWAY.

Do

not

let

visitors

handle

the

Nailer.

All

visitors

should

be

kept

safely

away

from

work

area.

12.

DRESS

PROPERLY.

Do

not

wear

loose

clothing

or

jewelry

as

they

can

be

caught

in

moving

parts.

Rubber

gloves

and

nonskid

footwear

are

recommended

when

working

outdoors.

Wear

protective

hair

covering

to

contain

long

hair.

13.

NEVER

USE

NON

RELIEVING

COUPLER

ON

NAILER.

If

a

non

relieving

coupler

Is

used

on

the

Nailer,

the

Nailer

can

remain

charged

with

air

after

disconnecting

and

thus

will

be

able

to

drive

a

fastener

even

after

disconnecting.

The

Nailer

and

air

hose

must

have

a

hose

coupling

such

that

all

pressure

is

removed

from

the

Nailer

when

the

couplingjoint

is

disconnected.

14.

CHECK

PUSH

LEVER

BEFORE

USE.

Make

sure

the

push

lever

operates

properly.

(The

push

lever

may

be

called

"Safety".)

Never

use

the

Nailer

unless

the

push

lever

is

operating

properly,

otherwise

the

Nailer

could

drive

a

fastener

unexpectedly.

Do

not

tamper

with

or

remove

the

push

lever,

otherwise

the

push

lever

becomes

inoperable.

15.

KEEP

ALL

SCREWS

AND

COVERS

TIGHTLY

IN

PLACE.

Keep

all

screws

and

covers

tightly

mounted.

Check

their

condition

periodically.

Never

use

the

Nailer

if

parts

are

missing

or

damaged.

16.

DO

NOT

LOAD

FASTENERS

WITH

TRIGGER

OR

PUSH

LEVER

DEPRESSED.

When

loading

fasteners

into

the

Nailer

or

when

connecting

the

air

hose,

1)

do

not

depress

the

trigger;

2)

do

not

depress

the

push

lever;

and

3)

keep

the

Nailer

pointed

downward.

17.

KEEP

HANDS

AND

FEET

AWAY

FROM

FIRING

HEAD

DURING

USE.

Never

place

your

hands

or

feet

closer

than

8

inches

(200

mm)

from

the

firing

head.

A

serious

injury

can

result

if

the

fasteners

are

deflected

by

the

workpiece,

or

are

driven

away

from

the

point

of

entry.

18.

PLACE

NAILER

PROPERLY

ON

WORKPIECE.

Do

not

drive

fasteners

on

top

of

other

fasteners

or

with

the

Nailer

at

too

steep

of

an

angle:

the

fasteners

can

ricochet

and

hurt

someone.

19.

BEFORE

STARTING

WORK,

CHECK

THE

NAILING

OPERATION

SWITCHING

DEVICE.

This

Hitachi

nailer

includes

a

nailing

operation

switching

device.

Before

starting

work,

check

the

setting

of

the

operation

switching

device.

If

the

switching

device

is

not

set

properly,

the

nailer

will

not

operate

correctly.

20.

BE

CAREFUL

OF

DOUBLE

FIRE

DUE

TO

RECOIL

If

the

push

lever

is

unintentionally

allowed

to

re¬

contact

the

workpiece

following

recoil,

an

unwanted

fastener

will

be

driven.

In

order

to

avoid

this

undesirable

double

fire,

O

Intermittent

operation

(Trigger

firing)

1)

Set

the

switching

device

to

SINGLE

ACTUATION

MECHANISM.

2)

Pull

the

trigger

rapidly

and

firmly.

O

Continuous

operation

(Push

lever

firing)

1)

Do

not

press

the

nailer

against

the

wood

with

excessive

force.

2)

Separate

the

nailer

from

the

wood

as

it

recoils

after

nailing.

21.

DO

NOT

DRIVE

FASTENERS

INTO

THIN

BOARDS

OR

NEAR

CORNERS

AND

EDGES

OF

WORKPIECE.

The

fasteners

can

be

driven

through

or

away

from

the

workpiece

and

hit

someone.

22.

NEVER

DRIVE

FASTENERS

FROM

BOTH

SIDES

OF

A

WALL

AT

THE

SAME

TIME.

The

fasteners

can

be

driven

into

and

through

the

wall

and

hit

a

person

on

the

opposite

side.

23.

CHECK

FOR

LIVE

WIRES.

Avoid

the

risk

of

severe

electrical

shock

by

checking

for

live

electrical

wires

that

may

be

hidden

by

walls,

floors

or

ceilings.

Turn

off

the

breaker

switch

to

ensure

there

are

no

live

wires.

24.

NEVER

CARRY

NAILER

BY

HOSE.

5

—

English

25.

DO

NOT

OVERREACH.

Keep

proper

footing

and

balance

at

all

times.

26.

NEVER

USE

NAILER

WHICH

IS

DEFECTIVE

OR

OPERATING

ABNORMALLY.

If

the

Nailer

appears

to

be

operating

unusually,

making

strange

noises,

or

otherwise

appears

defective,

stop

using

it

immediately

and

arrange

for

repairs

by

a

Hitachi

authorized

service

center.

27.

DO

NOT

DISCONNECT

AIR

HOSE

FROM

NAILER

WITH

FINGER

ON

TRIGGER.

The

Nailer

can

fire

when

re-connected

to

an

air

supply.

28.

DISCONNECT

AIR

HOSE

FROM

NAILER

WHEN:

1)

doing

maintenance

and

inspection;

2)

clearing

a

jam;

3)

it

is

not

in

use;

4)

leaving

work

area;

5)

moving

it

to

another

location;

and

6)

handing

it

to

another

person.

Never

attempt

to

clear

ajam

or

repair

the

Nailer

unless

you

have

disconnected

air

hose

from

the

Nailer

and

removed

all

remaining

fasteners

from

the

Nailer.

The

Nailer

should

never

be

left

unattended

since

people

who

are

not

familiar

with

the

Nailer

might

handle

it

and

Injure

the

themselves.

29.

STAY

ALERT.

Watch

what

you

are

doing.

Use

common

sense.

Do

not

operate

the

Nailer

when

you

are

tired.

The

Nailer

should

never

be

used

by

you

if

you

are

under

the

influence

of

alcohol,

drugs

or

medication

that

makes

you

drowsy.

30.

HANDLE

NAILER

CORRECTLY.

Operate

the

Nailer

according

to

this

Manual.

Never

allow

the

Nailer

to

be

operated

by

children,

individuals

unfamiliar

with

its

operation

or

unauthorized

personnel.

31.

NEVER

USE

NAILER

FOR

APPLICATIONS

OTHER

THAN

THOSE

SPECIFIED

IN

THIS

MANUAL.

32.

HANDLE

NAILER

CAREFULLY.

Because

of

high

air

pressure

in

the

Nailer,

cracks

in

the

surface

are

dangerous.

To

avoid

this,

do

not

drop

the

Nailer

or

strike

the

Nailer

against

hard

surfaces;

and

do

not

scratch

or

engrave

signs

on

the

Nailer.

Handle

the

Nailer

carefully.

33.

MAINTAIN

NAILER

WITH

CARE.

Keep

the

Nailer

clean

and

lubricated

for

better

and

safer

performance.

34.

USE

ONLY

PARTS,

ACCESSORIES

OR

FASTENERS

SUPPLIED

OR

RECOMMENDED

BY

HITACHI.

Unauthorized

parts,

accessories,

or

fasteners

may

void

your

warranty

and

can

lead

to

malfunction

and

resulting

injuries.

Only

service

personnel

trained

by

Hitachi,

distributor

or

employer

shall

repair

the

Nailer.

35.

NEVER

MODIFY

OR

ALTER

A

NAILER.

Doing

so

may

cause

it

to

malfunction

and

personal

injuries

may

result.

EMPLOYER'S

RESPONSIBILITIES

1.

Ensure

that

this

MANUAL

is

available

to

operators

and

personnel

performing

maintenance.

2.

Ensure

that

Nailers

are

used

only

when

operators

and

others

in

work

area

are

wearing

EYE

PROTECTOR.

3.

Enforce

the

use

of

EYE

PROTECTOR

by

operators

and

others

in

work

area.

4.

Keep

Nailers

in

safe

working

order.

5.

Maintain

Nailers

properly.

6.

Ensure

that

Nailers

which

require

repair

are

not

further

used

before

repair.

SAVE

THIS

MANUAL

AND

KEEP

IT

AVAILABLE

FOR

OTHERS!

—

6

—

English

NOTE:

The

information

contained

in

this

Manual

is

designed

to

assist

you

in

the

safe

operation

of

the

Nailer.

Some

illustrations

in

this

Manual

may

show

details

or

attachments

that

differ

from

those

on

your

own

Nailer.

NAME

OF

PARTS

Nailing

operation

switching

device

Upward

position

Switching

Device

Switching

’

5

^

Device

^1

Downward

position

SINGLE

ACTUATION

MECHANISM

(Switching

device:

upward

position)

CONTACT

ACTUATION

MECHANISM

(Switching

device:

downward

position)

Head

Guard

—

7

English

_I

SPECIFICATIONS

Model

NR90AD

NR90AE

Operating

pressure

70

-120

psi

(4.9

-

8.3

bar

5

-

8.5

kgf/cm^)

Dimensions

18-3/16"

X

1

2-11/16"

X

4-15/16"

20-3/4"

X

12-11/1

6"

X

4-15/1

6"

Length

x

Height

x

Width

(462

mm

x

322

mm

x

125

mm)

(527

mm

x

322

mm

x

125

mm)

Weight

7.0

lbs

(3.2

kg)

7.5

lbs

(3.4

kg)

Nail

capacity

50

-

74

nails

(2

strips)

64

-

70

nails

(2

strips)

.088

ftVcycle

at

100

psi

Air

consumption

(2.5

Itr/cycle

at

6.9

bar)

(2.5

Itr/cycle

at

7

kgf/cm^)

Air

inlet

3/8

NPT

Thread

NAIL

SELECTION

AWARNING

#

Be

sure

to

use

only

the

genuine

HITACHI

nails

for

the

NR90AD.

The

use

of

any

other

nails

can

result

in

tool

malfunction

and/or

nail

breakdown,

leading

to

serious

injuries.

Only

nails

shown

in

the

Table

below

can

be

driven

with

this

Nailer.

Paper

collated

strip

nails

Clipped-head

nails

NR90AD

Min.

.266"

Max.

.303"

Plastic-collated

strip

nails

Full-head

nails

(6.8

mm)

(7.7

mm)

NR90AE

Min.

.286"

(7

mm)

Max.

.3"

(7.6

mm)

.113”

.148”

(2.9

mm)

(3.8

mm)

.113"

.148"

(2.9

mm)

(3.8

mm)

ACCESSORIES

ADANGER

•

Accessories

other

than

those

shown

below

can

lead

to

malfunction

and

resulting

injuries.

STANDARD

ACCESSORIES

—

8 —

English

OPTIONAL

ACCESSORIES

...

sold

separately

O

Pneumatic

Tool

Lubricant

.8

oz.

(25

cc)

oil

feeder

(Code

No.

877153)

4

oz.

(120

cc)

oil

feeder

(Code

No.

874042)

1

quart

(1

Itr)

can

(Code

No.

876212)

NOTE:

Accessories

are

sulyect

to

change

without

any

obligation

on

the

part

of

HITACHI.

APPLICATIONS

O

Floor

and

wall

framing.

O

Truss

build-up,

Window

build-up.

O

Subflooring

and

roof

decking.

O

Wall

sheathing.

O

Mobile

home

and

modular

housing

construction.

BEFORE

OPERATION

Read

section

titled

"SAFETY"

(pages

4

-

6).

Make

sure

of

the

followings

before

operation.

WORKING

ENVIRONMENT

^WARNING

•

No

flammable

gas,

liquid

or

other

flammable

objects

at

worksite.

#

Clear

the

area

of

children

or

unauthorized

personnel.

AIR

SUPPLY

ADANGER

•

NEVER

use

oxygen

or

other

bottled

gases.

Explosion

may

occur.

AWARNING

•

Never

connect

Nailer

to

pressure

which

potentially

exceeds

200

psi

(13.7

bars

14

kgf/cm^).

#

Never

use

non

relieving

coupler

on

Nailer.

1.

P

ower

source

O

Use

only

clean,

dry,

regulated

compressed

air

as

a

power

source

for

this

Nailer.

O

Air

compressors

used

to

supply

compressed

air

to

this

Nailer

must

comply

with

the

requirements

of

the

latest

version

of

ANSI

Standard

B

19.3

"Safety

Standard

For

Compressors

For

Process

Industries".

O

Moisture

or

oil

in

the

air

compressor

may

accelerate

wear

and

corrosion

in

the

Nailer.

Drain

daily.

2.

F

ilter-Regulator-Lubricator

O

Use

a

regulator

with

a

pressure

range

of

0

-120

psi

(0-8.3

bar

0

-

8.5

kgf/cm^).

O

Filter-regulator-iubricator

units

supply

an

optimum

condition

for

the

Nailer

and

extend

the

Nailer

life.

These

units

should

always

be

used.

Filter.The

filter

removes

moisture

and

dirt

mixed

in

compressed

air.

Drain

daily

unless

fitted

with

an

automatic

drain.

Keep

the

filter

clean

by

regular

maintenance.

Regulator.The

regulator

controls

the

operating

pressure

for

safe

operation

of

the

Nailer,

inspect

the

regulator

before

operation

to

be

sure

it

operates

properly.

Lubricator

....The

lubricator

supplies

an

oil

mist

to

the

Nailer.

Inspect

the

lubricator

before

operation

to

be

sure

the

supply

of

lubricant

is

adequate.

Use

Hitachi

pneumatic

tool

lubricant.

Nailer

Side

3.

Air

hose

Air

hose

must

have

a

minimum

working

pressure

rating

of

150

psi

(10.4

bar

10.6

kgf/cm^

or

150%

of

the

maximum

pressure

produced

in

the

system,

whichever

is

higher.

4.

Hose

coupling

O

The

Nailer

can

be

installed

as

follows:

Remove

the

dust

seal

placed

at

the

air

inlet.

Install

a

3/8

NPT

male

plug

at

the

air

inlet.

O

A

female

coupler

must

be

on

the

air

hose.

The

hose

coupling

(male

plug-female

coupler)

must

remove

all

pressure

from

the

Nailer

when

disconnected.

Never

use

a

non

relieving

coupler

on

the

Nailer.

—

9

—

English

5.

Air

consumption

Using

the

Air

consumption

table

and

the

Air

compressor

size

formula,

find

a

correct

compressor

size.

Air

consumption

table

psi

Operating

pressure

(bar)

(kgf/cm^)

80

(5.5)

(5.6)

90

(6.2)

(6.3)

100

(6.9)

0

)

Air

consumption

ftYcycle

(Itr/cycle)

.062

(1.7)

.075

(2.1)

.088

(2.5)

Air

compressor

size

formula

Amount

of

air

required

^number

of

Nailers

X

average

nails

driven

each

minute

per

Nailer

X

air

consumption

at

given

air

pressure

X

safety

factor

(always

1.2)

Example:

2

Nailers

operating

at

100

psl

driving

30

nails

per

minute

Amount

of

air

required

=2

X

30

X.

088

(2.5)

X

1.2

=6.3

CFM

(ftVmin)

(180

Itr/min)

After

making

the

calculations

as

shown

above,

you

should

find

a

compressor

providing

6.3

CFM

of

air

that

is

required.

LUBRICATION

It

is

important

that

the

Nailer

be

properly

lubricated.

Without

proper

lubrication,

the

Nailer

will

not

work

properly

and

parts

will

wear

prematurely.

O

Use

Hitachi

pneumatic

tool

lubricant.

Do

not

use

detergent

oil

or

additives.

These

lubricants

will

harm

the

0-rings

and

other

rubber

parts.

This

will

cause

the

Nailer

to

malfunction.

O

Fllter-regulator-lubricator

units

should

always

be

used.

Keep

the

lubricator

filled

with

Hitachi

pneumatic

tool

lubricant.

O

If

a

lubricator

is

not

available,

supply

5-10

drops

of

Hitachi

pneumatic

tool

lubricant

into

the

air

plug

on

the

Nailer

twice

a

day.

COLD

WEATHER

CARE

O

Do

not

store

the

Nailer

in

a

cold

weather

environment.

Keep

the

Nailer

In

a

warm

area

until

beginning

the

work.

O

If

the

Nailer

Is

already

cold,

bring

it

in

a

warm

area

and

allow

the

Nailer

to

warm

up

before

use.

©

Reduce

the

air

pressure

to

64

psl

(4.4

bar

4.5

kgf/cm^.

©

Remove

all

nails

from

the

Nailer.

©

Connect

the

air

hose

and

free-fire

(blank-fire)

the

Nailer.

The

lowered

air

pressure

will

be

enough

to

free-

fire

the

Nailer.

Slow

speed

operation

tends

to

warm

up

the

moving

part.

TESTING

THE

NAILER

ADANGER

0

•

Operators

and

others

in

work

area

MUST

wear

safety

glapsses

with

side

shields

which

conforms

to

ANSI

Z87.1

specifications.

AWARNING

#

Never

use

Nailer

unless

push

lever

is

operating

properly.

Before

actually

beginning

the

nailing

work,

test

the

Nailer

by

using

the

checklist

below.

Conduct

the

tests

in

the

following

order.

If

abnormal

operation

occurs,

stop

using

the

Nailer

and

contact

a

Hitachi

authorized

service

center

immediately.

(1)

DISCONNECT

AIR

HOSE

FROM

NAILER.

REMOVE

ALL

NAILS

FROM

NAILER.

□

ALL

SCREWS

MUST

BE

TIGHTENED.

If

any

screws

are

loose,

tighten

them.

□

THE

PUSH

LEVER

AND

TRIGGER

MUST

MOVE

SMOOTHLY.

Trigger

Push

Lever

A

CAUTION

•

Do

not

free-fire

the

Nailer

at

high

pressure.

(2)

Adjust

the

air

pressure

to

70

psl

(4.9

bars

5

kgf/cm^).

Connect

the

air

hose.

Do

not

load

any

nails

in

the

Nailer.

Set

the

switching

device

to

the

upward

position

(SINGLE

ACTUATION

MECHANISM).

—

10

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