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6. Preparation Instructions

Important: Before operating this product, read and

understand all the safety and preparation instructions

listed in this manual.

6.1 Air Tool Oil Specification

Air tool oil viscosity refers to the thickness and flow of the

oil used in the product and the way in which it reacts with

heat. Liquids with low viscosity are thinner than liquids

with high viscosity.

As the viscosity of the air tool oil is reduced when heated,

choosing the right viscosity is essential. If the oil

viscosity is too low, it may not lubricate the tool

6.2 Preparing the Air Supply for Use

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This air tool operates at a max. pressure of 6.3bar (90psi).

The compressed air system must be controlled by a

combination pressure regulator, in-line lubricator and

moisture filter. This will ensure a constant supply of dry

air at all times, provided it is properly maintained.

Important: Always check the machine operating pressure

before use.

appropriately when heated. If the oil viscosity is too high,

the fluid may cause excessive resistance within the air

lines when cold.

ISO grade 22–32 (SAE grade 5W–15W) monograde oil

should be used in this product. Draper Tools

recommends the use of Draper Air Tool Oil:

• 500ml: Stock No. 34681

• 1L: Stock No. 34862

During use, the oil must be constantly supplied to the

equipment to ensure complete lubrication and optimum

performance.

Water in the compressor tank may cause considerable

corrosion to air tools; the compressor should be

drained daily to avoid excessive water in the air supply.

Dirty or wet air can significantly shorten the lifespan of

the product.

When using an air tool with a hose over 25ft long,

Draper Tools recommends increasing the bore of the hose

to the next largest available size (i.e. increase 3/8" to

1/2"). This will ensure adequate pressure and volume of

air to power the tool.

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