RAMSET D45 Manual de usuario

Portamark Powder Actuated Marking Tool Equipment Operation and Maintenance Manual PortamarkManual-2003-10-29.doc

2.0 Operation and Maintenance 2.1 General Operating Instructions -Warning- Only certified operators familiar with the Ramset tool shoul

4. Press the Portamark attachment firmly against the marking surface. This should cause the safety pawls to spread, allowing the trigger to be

2.2 Maintenance / Service 2.2.1 Periodic Tool Maintenance -Warning- Improperly maintained tools can cause serious injuries to tool o

General Maintenance General tool maintenance should be performed every six months, or more frequently if subjected to heavy use. General main

3.0 Warranty Information 3.1 Limited Warranty MECCO Marking & Traceability strongly recommends that you purchase spare parts (as outlin

4.0 Troubleshooting and Parts List 4.1 Troubleshooting Refer to parts schematic for proper assembly of parts • Tool fails to fire •

4.2 Parts List ITEM QTY. PART NO. DESCRIPTION 1 1 23-1007 Barrel Retention Co

TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword/Safety Procedures Do’s and Do Not’s for tool operation 1.0 Equipment General Description and Assembly

FOREWORD/SAFETY PROCEDURES This manual contains specifications, drawings and procedures for the Portamark Powder Actuated Marking Tool. The fu

Always comply with the following DO'S: -WARNING- 1. DO always wear eye and ear protection while operating this equipment. 2. DO keep

Always comply with the following DO NOT'S: -WARNING- 1. DO NOT operate this equipment without using eye and ear protection. 2. DO NO

1.0 Equipment General Description and Assembly The equipment described in this manual was designed and built to produce permanent character

1.3 Assembly of Ramset D45A and Portamark Attachment To install the Portamark Marking Attachment perform the following: -Warning- O

2. Slide the Portamark barrel retention collar (shown below) onto the barrel. Note that the tapered end of the collar faces the Portamark hol

4. Insert type into the Portamark, filling the type pocket completely, with spacers if necessary. Insert the type retention rod. 5. I