To Suck In And Hold A Blind Rivet; To Empty The Spent Mandrel Container; Maintenance And Care - Gesipa TAURUS 1 AV Manual De Instrucciones Con Lista De Repuestos

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*The triggering force of the TAURUS
• 0 N without additional spring
• 15 N with 1 additional spring
• 30 N with 2 additional springs
• 45 N with 3 additional springs
• 60 N with 4 additional springs
• 75 N with 5 additional springs
Setting the triggering force:
• Disconnect the blind rivet setting tool from the compressed air supply.
• Unscrew union nut (A) and steel head sleeve (C) and clean inside if necessary.
• Remove or add compression springs (D) depending on the desired triggering force.
• Tighten steel head sleeve (C) with union nut (A).
• Connect the blind rivet setting tool to the compressed air supply.
8.4

To suck in and hold a blind rivet

This function is used to hold the blind rivet in the nosepiece for riveting vertically downward.
• Using a pin (e.g. rivet mandrel), push the slide valve (M) in the tool head as far as it will
go to the left or right.
• After the blind rivet setting tool has grabbed the rivet, push up the slide (O) so that it locks
in. To switch off the suction, push down the slide (O).
• The complete suction function of the blind rivet setting tool is deactivated by pushing
back the slide valve (M).
8.5

To empty the spent mandrel container

• The spent mandrel container (L) must be emptied in good time; overfilling will cause the
blind rivet setting tool to malfunction.
• Unscrew the spent mandrel container (L) by turning anticlockwise, collect spent mandrels
in suitable container.
• Screw on spent mandrel container (L).
9.

Maintenance and care

The complete grip mechanism must be maintained regularly.
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