Inc. Impact Driver User Manual

Operator Instructions
ManufacturerBuppIier
Sioux Tools, lnc.
250 Snapon Drive
P.0. sox 1596
Murpb, NC 28906
U.S.A.
Tel No. 828-835-9765 Fax No. 828-835-9635
Form # ZCE701
Date 5-02JA
accessible plack
Product Type
Low VI bdon
Air Hammer
Mcdel %/Nos Serial No-
-
Product Net Weight
Recommended Use Of
5-10 I& Wancer Or Support
2.32 kg NO
Air Pressure
-Recommended Working
Maximum ,
62 -bar
90 PSI
6.2 bar
90 PSI
Recornmded Hose Bore Recommended Max.
Size - Minimum Hose Length
916 ins 8 m 30Ft IOM
Noise Level: Sound Pressure Level 943 dB(A)
Sound Power Level 106.6 dB(A)
Tesi Method: Tested in accordance with Pneump
test code PNBNTCI and IS0 Standard 3744
Wbration Level 9.56 Meters 1 S&
Test Method: Tested in accordance with IS0
standards 8662 Farl I
Safety rules when using a 5276 Air
Hammer
-Always wear saw goggles as use of tool may cause
flying akqeck.
- Prolonged exposure to vibration may cause injury-
-Read all instructions before using this tool. All
operalots must be
fully trained in its use and aware of
these safety rules.
- Do not exceed the maximum working air pressure.
- Use personal protectii equipment as recommended-
- Some dust created by per snchg, sawing, grhding,
drilling, and other construction actjvities contains
&@mi& knmn to cause mer, birih defects and other
reproduhe harm-
-Use only compressed air at the
recommended
conditions.
-If the toot appears
to malfunction, 7
remove from use immediately and
arrange br sewice and repair- If it is
not practical to remove tool from
sewice,
then shul off rhe air supply
to the tool and write or haw-writlen a
warning note
and attach it to the tool.
- If tool is to be used with a balancer or
other suspension device, ensure that
the tool is firmly
attached to the
suspensiontsupport device.
-When opefating lhe
tool. always keep
the
body and pariicularly the hands
away from the working attachment
fixed
to the tool-
- The tool is not electrically insulated, Never we the tool
if there is any chance of coming into wntacl with live
electricity.
-Always when
using the td, adopt a firm footing andtor
position and grip the tool sufkienlly only to uverme
any reaction forces that may result from the tool doing
wok. Do not overgrip.
-Use only correct spa?e parts for maintenance and
repair. Do not improvise or make temporary repairs.
Major servicing and repairs should only be carried out
by person$ trained to
do so.
- Do not lock, tape, wire, ek. the '0n/Off' valve in 'On'
position. The WggerAever, etc. must always be free to
return to
the 'OW position when released.
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