Sioux Tools SZEA7000 - Manual (Page 2)

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Any unauthorized modifi cation to the yoke, jaws or compression mechanism can weaken it
Do not modify the yoke, jaws or compression mechanism in any way.
In addition to voiding the warranty, a weakened yoke, jaws or compression mechanism can fail, causing injury.
Cracks can occur in the yoke and compression mechanism.
Inspect the yoke and compression mechanism regularly for cracks.
A cracked yoke and compression mechanism can fail, causing injury.
Hands and fi ngers can contact jaws or yoke of riveter.
Keep hands and fi ngers away from jaws or yoke of riveter when it is operating.
Hands or fi ngers in contact with jaws or yoke during operation can be injured.
Check that the safety throttle lever is correctly set to insure that the tool cannot be operated inadvertently by
simply pressing the throttle lever down.
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
We, Sioux Tools Inc., 250 Snap-on Drive, P.O. Box 1596, Murphy, NC, 28906, USA, declare under our sole responsibility that the products
SZEA3000, SZEA5000, SZEA6000, SZEA7000 & SZEA7000HP Series
to which this declaration relates are in conformity with the following standard or standards or other normative document or documents:
EN 792, EN 292 Parts 1&2, ISO 8662, Pneurop PN8NTC1
following the provisions of
89/392/EEC as amended by 91/368/EEC & 93/44/EC Directives.
November 1, 2003
Murphy, North Carolina,
USA
Date and place of issues
Gerald E. Seebeck
President
Sioux Tools Inc.
Name and position of issuer Signature of issuer
SOUND AND VIBRATION READINGS
*Sound Pressure *Sound Power *Vibration
Catalog No. dBA dBA m/s 2
SZEA3000, SZEA6000 73.4 85.0 Less than 2.5
SZEA5000, SZEA7000 73.4 85.0 Less than 2.5
SZEA7000HP 73.4 85.0 Less than 2.5
*per PN8NTC1 *per PN8NTC1 *per ISO 8662
Operating Instructions:
1. Operators should familiarize themselves with the correct setting procedures of the rivet set to ensure proper operation of the
tool and correct installation of the rivet. See the information sheet for correct settings.
2. Select the correct rivet set per the following:
a. Rivet type
b. Rivet diameter
c. Thickness of material to be riveted
Properly calculate to required rivet set per application. See Alligator Jaw and “C” Yoke nomenclature sheet.
3. Refer to information sheet on selecting rivet sets for compression riveters to determine correct length of rivet set required.
**Note that this type of tool reaches maximum power near the end of the stroke and the rivet will not be properly set if tool
does not reach full stroke.
4. Always disconnect tool from air supply when changing or adjusting rivet set.
5. Make trial installations in test material to assure proper rivet set adjustment.
6. To activate tool, depress throttle lever by pushing lever forward and down. The forward motion is required to clear the safety
throttle valve before the lever can be depressed. Release lever.
7. Do not use tool for anything other than its intended purpose.
Principle of Operation:
Air powered compression riveters deliver a squeezing action that drives the rivet by “fl owing” the rivet metal with compressed forces.
Squeezing action is obtained by coupling an air cylinder and piston to a wedge or cam thus multiplying the original force to extreme
ratios. High compressive forces are obtained from a relatively compact unit having small diameter cylinders and using very little
compressed air.