Table of contents - Part 1
1.1
General information ..................
1.2
Scope of delivery ......................
1.3
Conventional use ......................
1.4
Technical data ..........................
1.5
Components.............................
1.6
Commissioning .........................
1.7
EC Declaration of Conformity ......
The specified illustrations appear at the be-
ginning of the Operating Instructions.
1.1
General information
Observe the safety instructions!
Read the Instruction Manual!
Note: Read and memorise part 2 of the
instruction manual!
1.4
Technical data
Air consumption
Max. permissible pressure
Working pressure (flow pressure)
Air regulation
Cartridge size
Cartridge support (diameter)
Cartridge type
Recommended hose diameter (inner) at L= 10 m
Overall dimensions: width x depth x height
Weight
1.5
Components
01
Plug nipple
02
Trigger lever
03
Air regulation
04
Cartridge housing
05
Union nut
1.6
Commissioning
Note: Read and memorise part 2 of the
instruction manual!
Subject to technical modifications. Illustra-
tions may deviate from the original.
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1.2
Scope of delivery
3
– Cartridge gun
3
– Instruction manual
3
3
1.3
Conventional use
3
The compressed air-operated Cartridge gun
4
is suitable for sealing joints; for example in
glass, ceramics, wood, metal,
masonry and plumbing with
commercially available:
• plastic cartridges,
with volume of 310 ml.
Any other type of use is considered contrary
to the intended use.
Caution: Depressurise the unit!
1. Unscrew
(Figure 2).
2. Cut off the cartridge at the threaded
stem.
3. Screw on the threaded tip.
5. Guide the cartridge into the housing
(item 04) (Figure 2).
6. Screw the union nut (item 05) tightly
(Figure 2).
KTP 310 DR
60 l/min
8 bar
1-8 bar
Continuous
≤ 310 ml
50,3 mm
Plastic cartridge
6 mm
365 x 64 x 115 mm
0,46 kg
the
union
nut
GB
(item 05)
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