AIR RIVETER
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
AR-011S
AR-011M
AR-011H
¡ Thank you very much for purchasing “LOBSTER” air riveter. To ensure correct operation, please
read this instruction manual carefully, and keep it in a safe place for later reference.
¡ This instruction manual contains information for models AR-011S, AR-011M and AR-011H.
Be sure to refer to information that is applicable to the model you are using.
¡
This is Original instructions. (Original Instruction Manual is written in English language.)
CONTENTS
IMPORTANT SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS...........................1〜2
NOMENCLATURE .............................3
TECHNICAL DATA.............................3
PREPARATION BEFORE USE..........4
OPERATING THE AIR RIVETER ......5
MAINTENANCE ...........................6〜7
STORAGE ..........................................7
TROUBLESHOOTING .......................8
AR-011S PARTS TABLE ĠĠ9〜10
AR-011M PARTS TABLE ĠĠ11〜12
AR-011H PARTS TABLE ĠĠ13〜14
英語／ENGLISH
Professional model of air riveter to install blind rivets.
PRINTED IN JAPAN
International Marketing Department
12-8 Shijo-cho, Higashi-Osaka City
Osaka 579-8053, Japan
Telephone: +81(729)81-7466 Telefacs: +81(729)81-9420
e-mail: lobtex@riveter.com
URL http://www.riveter.com
MANUFACTURER
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◆Be sure to read the following Important Safety Instructions carefully and make sure that you
understand them thoroughly before using this tool.
◆Always wear eye-protection at all times during use. If this is not observed, the rivet shaft
(cut-mandrel) may eject out when the rivets are cut and cause serious injury.
1.
The air pressure should be kept within the range of 0.49 to 0.59 MPa (5 to 6 kgf/cm2, 71 to 85 psi).
¡If an air pressure which is greater than this is used, the tool may become damaged, and injury or
damage to property may result.
2.
Always attach the safety cap before use.
¡
If this is not observed, the rivet shafts (mandrel) may eject out when the rivets are cut and cause serious injury.
3. Be sure to remove the frame head when adding hydraulic oil.
¡If the frame head is not removed before adding oil, excess oil may remain inside the tool, and damage to
the tool or personal injury may result.
4. Make sure that the tool and the air source are connected securely.
¡If the threads of the joints do not match or if the screws are not inserted far enough, the air hose may
become disconnected during use and injury may result.
¡Use hose bands to securely connect the air hose joint and air hose. If they are not connected securely
enough, the air hose may become disconnected during use and injury may result.
5. Turn off the air supply before disconnecting the tool from the air source.
¡Compressed air may cause the air hose to whip around, and injury may result.
6. Check that all the tool parts are free from damage before use. Any damaged parts
should be repaired before the tool is used.
¡If the tool is used while any parts are still damaged, injury may result.
¡If the hose is damaged by objects being dropped onto it, for instance, the damaged part may rupture
and accident or injury may result.
7. If using in elevated locations, use a safety harness, and take care to avoid dropping
rivets or the tool itself.
¡Accident or injury may result if this practice is not followed.
tWARNING
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or
serious injury to the operator.
: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in moderate
injury to the operator or physical damage.
Moreover, failure to follow the instructions marked with the symbol or cautions without a
symbol which appear in the text of this manual may also have serious results in some cases.
Always be sure to observe the instructions given in the Important Safety Instructions.
tCAUTION
tCAUTION
tCAUTION
tWARNING
◆After reading this manual, keep it in a safe place where it is easily accessible to tool users.
◆This is the safety alert symbol. It is used to alert you to potential personal injury hazards.
Obey all safety messages that follow this symbol to avoid possible injury or death.
◆The Important Safety Instructions are divided into and .
The differences between these two levels are described below.
tCAUTION
tWARNING
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1. Always turn off the air supply before disassembling the tool for cleaning and
maintenance purposes.
¡ If the tool is cleaned or disassembled with the air supply connected, injury may result.
2. Do not use the tool with the frame head removed.
¡ Items such as fingers may become caught in the mechanism.
3. Do not bring your face close to the air outlet holes.
¡ Pressurized air containing fine particles is discharged from the air outlet holes during use. Keep eyes
away from this area.
4. Avoid skin contact with substances such as hydraulic oil, lubricating oil and grease.
¡ Such substances may cause inflammation of the skin. If they come into contact with your skin, wash
the affected area thoroughly.
5. Make sure that the workplace is safe, clean and organized.
¡ Accidents can easily occur in untidy workplaces.
¡ If the cut-mandrels are allowed to fall onto the floor, you may slip on them, and injury may result.
6. Avoid uncomfortable postures while working.
¡ You may fall down and injury may result.
7. Keep people who are not involved in work away from the workplace.
¡ Accidents or injury may result.
8. Maintain the tool with due care.
¡ Refer to the Instruction Manual for details on replacing parts and attachments, otherwise injury may
occur.
¡ Keep the grip clean and dry at all times, and never let it become greasy, otherwise injury may occur
during use.
9. Use the tool carefully and concentrate on correct operation at all times.
¡ Use the tool with proper care, paying full attention to methods of handling and operation and
surrounding conditions. Accidents and injury may result if this practice is not followed.
¡ Use common sense at all times, otherwise accidents or injury may result.
¡ When you are tired, do not use the tool, otherwise accidents or injury may result.
10. Ask Lobtex to carry out any repair work required.
¡ Repair work should only be carried out by a qualified technician. Please contact your nearest
“LOBSTER” distributor, representative, or direct to Lobtex Co., Ltd., Osaka. If the tool is repaired by
someone without the necessary qualifications and experience, the tool may not perform to optimum
standards, and accidents or injury may result.
11. Do not attempt to modify the tool.
¡ Unauthorized modifications may cause malfunctions which can lead to accidents or injury.
12. Only for EU countries, do not dispose of electric tools together with household waste
material !
¡ In observance of European Directive 2002/96/EC on waste electrical and electronic equipment and
its implementation in accordance with national law, electric tools that have reached the end of their
life must be collected separately and returned to an environmentally compatible recycling facility.
tCAUTION
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FRAME HEAD INTERNAL PARTS
SAFTY CAP NUT
FRAME CAP
FRAME HEAD
NOSE PIECE
TRIGGER
CYLINDER
AIR OUTLET
HOLE
THREADS
G1/4
(PF1/4)
CYLINDER CAP
SAFTY CAP
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NOMENCLATURE
TECHNICAL DATA
* Stainless steel rivets can not be used.
¡ Product specifications and design are subject to change for improvement without notice.
¡ Weight and dimensions given are standard values. Actual products may differ slightly from the values given.
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Air consumption calculation method
Use the following calculation method to obtain the required air consumption, and select the compressor accordingly.
Make sure that this corresponds to the compressor discharge capacity (per minute).
Required air consumption Ľ Air consumption per rivet Ļ No. of rivets per minute
Model No.
Weight kg (lbs)
Operating air pressure
Dimensions (LengthĻHeightĻWidth) mm
Air consumption per rivet r(c.ft.)
Tool stroke mm (inch)
Traction power at 0.59 MPa kN (kgf)
Applicable rivets φmm
(rivet diameters) φinch
2.4, 3.2, 4.0, 4.8*
3/32, 1/8, 5/32, 3/16*
2.4, 3.2*
3/32, 1/8
*
2.4, 3.2, 4.0, 4.8, 6.4*
3/32, 1/8, 5/32, 3/16, 1/4*
AR-011S
1.2 (2.65)
217×259×60
0.6 (0.021)
14 (35/64)
3.8 (387)
AR-011M
1.5 (3.31)
225×271×80
1.5 (0.053)
14 (35/64)
9.1 (928)
AR-011H
2.1 (4.64)
257×312×90
2.9 (0.102)
16 (41/64)
14.0 (1,428)
0.49〜0.59 MPa (5–6 kgf/cm2, 71–85 psi)
JAW CASE
LOCK NUT
JAW CASE
JAW
PUSHER
LOCK WASHER
JAW PUSHER
SPRING
JAWS ‘S’
JAW CASE
LOCK NUT
LOCK
WASHER
O-RING
JAW PUSHER
SPRING
JAW PUSHER
JAWS
JAW CASE HEAD
AR-011S
AR-011M・AR-011H
Operating environment Temperature
Relative humidity
Sound Pressure level (Lpa)
Vibration Emission value
Air intake
4° to 35 °C
80%RH max. (no condensation)
77 dB
0.0075 m/sec
2
Size of screw G1/4 (PF1/4)
Manufacturing year of unit Indicated on the bottom of Air Cylinder in cipher
Installation site of rated plate Along the side of Air Cylinder
Installation site of caution plate Along the side of Air Cylinder
* Rated plate and caution plate is identical.
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2
3
4
Install the safety cap to the tool.
Set up the compressor, and be sure to
insta ll a n ai r fi lter and air regul ator
between the compressor and the tool.
Use the air regulator to adjust the operating air
pressure to 0.49 ~ 0.59 MPa (5 ~ 6 kgf/cm2, 71 ~
85 psi).
tWARNING 1 (P.1)
tWARNING 2 (P.2)
AIR REGURATOR
AIR FILTER
SHAFT (MANDREL)
RIVET DIAMETER
RIVET (FLANGE)
PREPARATION BEFORE USE
ATTENTION:
If the air pressure is too high, damage
to parts may occur. If the pressure is
too low, some size of the rivet may not
be correctly installed (cut).
Replace the nosepiece to conform to the size
of the rivet being used.
The rivet size indicates the diameter of the rivet.
AR-011S AR-011M
AR-011H
Rivet Dia.
2.4 mm (3/32”)
3.2 mm (1/8”)
4.0 mm (5/32”)
4.8 mm (3/16”)
6.4 mm (1/4”)
2.4
3.2
2.4
3.2
4.0
4.8
2.4
(1.8 mm)
4.0
(2.9 mm)
3.2
(2.3 mm)
4.8
(3.3 mm)
6.4
(4.3 mm)
Nose piece Nose piece Jaws
Jaw case
head
Jaw pusher
Nose piece
(Hole dia.)
“M”
“H” “H” “H”
“M” “M”
Shaded areas indicate parts which are installed in the tool as standard accessories.
SAFTY CAP
FRAME CAP
SAFTY CAP NUT
¡ Different -sized rivets can be used just by replacing the nosepiece.
¡ At the time of purchase, the tools are fitted with a 3.2 mm (1/8”)
nosepiece.
¡ If you wish to use other sizes, use a spanner to remove and
replace the nosepiece.
AR-011S/AR-011M
¡ At the time of purchase, the tool is fitted with a 4.8 mm (3/16”)
nosepiece.
¡ 2.4 mm (3/32”), 3.2mm (1/8”) and 4.0 mm (5/32”) rivets can be
used just by replacing the nosepiece.
¡ The tool is available to install 6.4 mm (1/4”) rivets subject to
conversion of jaws, jaw case head, jaw pusher and nosepiece.
(Refer to page 6)
AR-011H
tCAUTION
Nose Piece Selection
Conform the size to be used, and replace the nose piece with the corresponding one.
Wrong size selection of the nose piece will cause jamming the spent mandrel inside.
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OPERATING THE AIR RIVETER
Select a rivet of a size which is suitable for the workpiece to be riveted.
Replace the nosepiece with one which matches the size of the rivet to be used.
(Refer to item in “
Preparation Before Use
” on page 5.)
Drill a hole of appropriate size (0.1 to 0.2 mm larger than the
diameter of the rivet) into the workpiece.
Insert the rivet into the hole.
ATTENTION:
Some rivets have shafts (mandrels) with sharp ends.
Be careful not to injure your fingers on these ends.
Place the nosepiece of the air riveter over the shaft (mandrel) of
the rivet.
Gently press the nosepiece of the air riveter against the
workpiece. After checking that there is no gap between the
nosepiece and the workpiece, pull the switch.
The rivet will be installed into the workpiece.
Release the trigger, and then tilt the air riveter to remove the cut mandrel from the
nosepiece or safety cap.
NOTE: Make sure that the cut mandrel has been completely removed before proceeding to the next riveting.
＜Operating temperature＞
The ambient temperature for working is within the range of 4°C ~ 35°C (40°F~95°F).
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2
5
3
4
5
6
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MAINTENANCE
After long periods of use, debris from rivet shafts (mandrel) and other foreign materials tend to build up
in various parts of the tool, and the hydraulic oil level also drops, both of which can lead to operating
problems. The tool should be cleaned periodically.
Jaw maintenance
Also refer to this section when replacing parts.
◎If debris builds up, the jaws will not move smoothly and normal operation will not be possible.
◎The jaws should be cleaned on average once every 3,000 riveting operations.
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1
2
3
Turn off the air supply.
Use a spanner or similar tool to remove the frame head.
Use a spanner A and spanner B to loosen and remove the jaw case head
(AR-011S: jaw case), and then remove the jaw pusher spring, jaw pusher and jaws.
tCAUTION 2 (P.2)
tCAUTION 1 (P.2)
DISASSEMBLY
CLEANING
RE-ASSEMBLY
4
Use a brush or similar to clean all parts.
7
Use a spanner A to install the Frame head securely.
5
6
Reassembly by following the disassembly procedure in reverse.
Install the jaw case head (AR-011S: jaw case) so that its distance matches those
shown in the illustration at below using a spanner B.
A Apply “LOBSTER” brand jaw lube (sold separately) to the backs of the jaws.
NOTE:
¡ When re-assembling, be sure to apply a lubricant such as grease to all moving and sliding parts.
¡ Be careful not to leave out any parts, and tighten all connections securely.
¡ The jaws are consumable parts, and they should be replaced periodically.
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JAW CASE
LOCK NUT
JAW PUSHER
SPRING
JAW CASE
JAWS
JAW
PUSHER
LOCK WASHER
JAW PUSHER
SPRING
JAW
CASE
JAW CASE HEAD
JAWS
JAW
PUSHER
LOCK
WASHER
JAW CASE
LOCK NUT
AR-011S AR-011M・AR-011H
AR-011S
AR-011M
AR-011H
tWARNING
In case you have some trouble and failure, please refer “Troubleshooting” in the
Instruction Manual.
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GREASE
Cleaning and filling the cylinder
◎If foreign materials build up in the cylinder, it will not operate smoothly and service life will be reduced.
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2
3
Turn off the air supply.
Use a spanner A to remove the frame head.
Use a spanner A to remove the cylinder cap and pullout the air piston straightly using suitable pliers.
A Hold the frame vertical, as the hydraulic oil will spill out if it is
tipped sideways.
tCAUTION 1 (P.2)
DISASSEMBLY
t WARNING 3 (P.1)
Be sure to remove the frame head when
adding hydraulic oil through the cylinder.
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5
6
Use a rag, brush or similar to clean all parts.
CLEANING
FILLING OIL
7
Fill with hydraulic oil until just before the oil starts running out
from the filling hole.
RE-ASSEMBLY
8
Apply grease to the inside of the cylinder and to the O-ring and
shaft of the piston and then reassemble by following the
disassembly procedure in reverse.
After assemble the air cylinder cap, check the jaw case setting
position. (Refer to page 6.)
Install frame head securely using a spanner A.
tCAUTION 8 (P.2)
NOTE:
¡ Be careful not to allow any debris or other foreign materials get into the hydraulic oil or the cylinder during
disassembly and re-assembly.
STORAGE
¡ Store in a place which is well-ventilated and free from excessive dust and humidity, and where there
is no danger that the tool will fall.
¡ If not using the tool for an extended period of time, carry out a maintenance inspection before storing
it away. (Refer to pages 6 and 7 “Maintenance”).
¡ To increase the working life of the tool, it is recommended that you give it periodic overhauls. Contact
the place of purchase or your nearest “LOBSTER” dealer for any overhauls and repair work required.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
If a problem occurs, check the following.
If the problem persists after checking the items in the table below, contact your nearest “LOBSTER”
dealer or direct to us.
In making any enquires about this product or requests for repair work, first check the
troubleshooting items below, and then make a note of the model number, the usage conditions and
the trouble symptoms in as much detail as possible. If you can provide this kind of information, it
will contribute to reducing the amount of time required for delivery or repairs to be completed.
The rivet does not go
in, or the shaft does
not come out after
riveting.
Number of switch
operations increases
before riveting is
complete.
Incorrect combination of replacement parts
being used.
Nosepiece or frame head is loose.
Jaw case is incorrectly assembled.
Contact surfaces between the jaws and the
jaw case head (AR-011S: Jaw case) are not
smooth.
The inside of the cylinder is dirty so that the
air piston cannot return to its proper position.
Oil filling was not performed correctly, so that
there is excess hydraulic oil inside the tool.
The rivet length is not correct for the
workpiece thickness.
Compressor air pressure is incorrect.
Jaw case is incorrectly assembled.
Jaws are worn.
Insufficient hydraulic oil, causing a shorter
stroke.
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2
3
4
5
6
1
2
3
4
5
Replace with the correct part which matches
the rivet size. (Refer to page 4.)
Use a spanner A to tighten securely.
Check the jaw case setting position. (Refer to
page 6.)
Clean the jaws and inside the jaw case head,
and apply “LOBSTER” brand jaw lube (or
spray-type lubricating oil or the accessory
hydraulic oil) to the backs of the jaws. (Refer
to page 6.)
Clean inside the cylinder, and apply grease
inside the cylinder and to the O-ring. (Refer to
page 7.)
Refill the hydraulic oil after remove the frame
head. (Refer to page 7.)
Use rivets which match the workpiece
thickness.
Check the air pressure. (Refer to page 4.)
Check the jaw case setting position. (Refer to
page 6.)
Replace the jaws. (Refer to page 6.)
Add hydraulic oil. (Refer to page 7.)
Symptom Cause Countermeasure
HYDRAULIC OIL REQUIREMENTS
Use only clean hydraulic oil, as the viscosity of the oil used will
affect tool performance.
“LOBSTER” brand Hydraulic Oil is supplied in a plastic filler
bottle with the tool, and can also be obtained from your “Lobster”
dealer or agent in your town. If this is not possible, a good quality
mineral oil with the following properties should also be used.
Viscosity ISO : VG46
Viscosity Index : 113
Viscosity at 40°C : 46 c.s.t.
Viscosity at 100°C : 7.06 c.s.t.
Flash Point : 228
RECOMMENDED OILS are:
Shell Tellus No. 46
Esso Teresso No. 46
Mobil D.T.E. 25 Oil (Medium)
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AR-011S PARTS TABLE
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1−ANosepiece ‘S’ 2.4 (3/32) 10027
1−BNosepiece ‘S’ 3.2 (1/8) 10028
2 Frame Head 10170
3 Jaw Case 10173
4 Jaws ‘S’ 10032
5 Jaw Pusher 10132
6
Jaw Pusher Spring 10133
7 Lock Washer 10148
8 Jaw Case Lock Nut 10113
9 Frame unit (Include 10 & 11) 14029
10 O-Ring P-12 10128
11 B-Ring P-12 10129
12 Oil Piston 10171
13 O-Ring P-22 10180
14 B-Ring P-22 10181
15 Return Spring 14200
16 O-Ring S-24 10185
17
Hanger Clip 10106
18 Frame Cap 10169
19 Safety Cap 10015
20 Safety Cap Nut 10108
21 Air Cylinder 14065
22
Frame Lock Nut 10348
23 O-Ring P-7 10149
24 Valve Pusher 14090
25 Valve Pusher Spring 10179
26 Color for Valve Pusher 10154
27 O-Ring P-6 10150
28 Valve 10125
29 Valve Spring 10126
30 O-Ring S-14 10152
31 Nipple 10127
32 Trigger (Long) 16363
33 Trigger Connector Rod 10120
34 Trigger Lever 10175
35 Spring Pin 3×7.2 23595
36 Spring Pin 3×22 10144
37 Spring Pin 3×18 10145
38 Air Piston Unit (w/bumper) 14342
39
Bumper 10172
40 O-Ring P-44 10182
41 O-Ring G-50 10421
42
Air Cylinder Cap 10018
43 Spanner ‘A’ 10183
44 Spanner ‘B’ 10142
46
Air Hose Joint 1/4 10140
47 Air Hose Joint Nut 1/4 10139
48 Hydraulic Oil (in a bottle) 10012
Index No.
Part name
Code No.
Index No.
Part name
Code No.
* When parts are modified for
improvement, the older parts are kept
in stock for a period of five years.
ORDERING PARTS
Indicate the tool model, part name, code no. and quantity as shown below when ordering.
Model
AR-011S
AR-011S
Part Name
Jaws (pair) ‘S’
Frame head
Code No.
10032
10170
Qty.
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AR-011M PARTS TABLE
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1−ANosepiece ‘S’ 2.4 (3/32) 10027
1−BNosepiece ‘S’ 3.2 (1/8) 10028
1−CNosepiece ‘S’ 4.0 (5/32) 10029
1−DNosepiece ‘S’ 4.8 (3/16) 10030
2 Frame Head 10105
3 Jaw Case Head 10116
4 Jaws ‘M’ 10117
5 Jaw Pusher 10132
6 O-Ring S-10 10151
7 Jaw Case 10115
8 Jaw Pusher Spring 10133
9 Lock Washer 10148
10 Jaw Case Lock Nut 10113
11 O-Ring P-12 10128
12
B-Ring P-12 10129
13 Frame unit (Include 11 & 12) 10101
14 Oil Piston 10109
15 O-Ring P-22A 10130
16 B-Ring P-22A 10131
17 Return Spring 14200
18 O-Ring S-26 10153
19 Hanger Clip 10106
20 Frame Cap 10104
21 Safety Cap 10015
22 Safety Cap Nut 10108
23 Trigger (Long) 13121
24 Trigger Connector Rod 10120
25 Trigger Lever 10119
26 Spring Pin 3×7.2 23595
27 Air Cylinder 10102
28 Bumper 29736
29 Spring Pin 3×22 10144
30 Spring Pin 3×18 10145
32 Frame Lock Nut 10112
33 O-Ring P-7 10149
34 Valve Pusher 10123
35 Valve Pusher Spring 10124
36 Color for Valve Pusher 10154
37 O-Ring P-6 10150
38 Valve 10125
39 Valve Spring 10126
40 O-Ring S-14 10152
41 Nipple 10127
42 O-Ring P-60 10134
43 Air Piston Unit 14168
44 O-Ring G-70 10080
45 Air Cylinder Cap 10011
46 Spanner ‘A’ 10141
47 Spanner ‘B’ 10142
49 Air Hose Joint 1/4 10140
50 Air Hose Joint Nut 1/4 10139
51 Hydraulic Oil (in a bottle) 10012
Index No.
Part name
Code No.
Index No.
Part name
Code No.
* When parts are modified for
improvement, the older parts are kept
in stock for a period of five years.
ORDERING PARTS
Indicate the tool model, part name, code no. and quantity as shown below when ordering.
Model
AR-011M
AR-011M
Part Name
Jaws (pair) ‘M’
Frame head
Code No.
10117
10105
Qty.
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AR-011H PARTS TABLE
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1−ANosepiece ‘M’ 2.4 (3/32) 10213
1−BNosepiece ‘M’ 3.2 (1/8) 10214
1−C
Nosepiece ‘M’ 4.0 (5/32) 10215
1−DNosepiece ‘M’ 4.8 (3/16) 14350
1−E
Nosepiece ‘H’ 6.4 (1/4) 10226
2
Frame Head 10191
3−A
Jaw Case Head ‘M’ 20528
3−BJaw Case Head ‘H’ 10223
4−AJaws ‘M’ 10117
4−BJaws ‘H’ 10201
5−AJaw Pusher ‘M’ 10209
5−BJaw Pusher ‘H’ 10224
6 O-Ring S-14 10152
7
Jaw Case 10198
8 Jaw Pusher Spring 10210
9
Lock Washer 10148
10 Jaw Case Lock Nut 10113
11 O-Ring P-12 10128
12 B-Ring P-12 10129
13
Frame unit (Include 11 & 12) 10187
14 Oil Piston 10195
15
O-Ring P-24 10207
16
B-Ring P-24 10208
17
Return Spring 14139
18 O-Ring S-28 10221
19
Hanger Clip 10192
20 Frame Cap 10190
21
Safety Cap 10072
22 Safety Cap Nut 10194
23 Trigger (Long) 13126
24
Trigger Connector Rod 10202
25 Trigger Lever 10119
26 Spring Pin 3×7.2 23595
27 Air Cylinder 10188
28
Bumper 29736
29 Spring Pin 3×22 10144
30
Spring Pin 3×18 10145
31 Slotted Pin 4×31 14154
32 Frame Lock Nut 10112
33 O-Ring P-9 10219
34 Valve Pusher 10205
35
Valve Pusher Spring 10206
36 Color for Valve Pusher 10222
37 O-Ring S-6 10220
38 Valve 10125
39 Valve Spring 10126
40
Nipple 10127
41 O-Ring P-70 10212
42 Air Piston Unit 14164
43 O-Ring G-80 10211
44 Air Cylinder Cap 10059
45
Spanner ‘A’ 10217
46 Spanner ‘B’ 10218
48
Air Hose Joint 1/4 10140
49 Air Hose Joint Nut 1/4 10139
50 Hydraulic Oil (in a bottle) 10012
Index No.
Part name
Code No.
Index No.
.
Part name
Code No.
* When parts are modified for
improvement, the older parts are kept
in stock for a period of five years.
ORDERING PARTS
Indicate the tool model, part name, code no. and quantity as shown below when ordering.
Model
AR-011H
AR-011H
Part Name
Jaws (pair) ‘H’
Frame head
Code No.
10201
10191
Qty.
1
1
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英語／ENGLISH
MANUFACTURER
OSAKA, JAPAN
WARRANTY & SERVICE
LOB STER®WARRA NTS THAT GOO DS COVER ED BY T HIS
MANUAL WILL CONFORM TO APPLICABLE SPECIFICATIONS
AND DRAWIN GS AND THAT SUC H G OODS W ILL B E
MANUFACTURED AND INSPECTED ACCORDING TO GENERALLY
ACCEPTED PRACTICES OF COMPANIES MANUFACTURING
INDUSTRIAL TOOLS. THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES WHICH
EXTEND BEYOND THE FOREGOING.
THE LI ABIL ITY OF LO BSTE R
®
ON PARTS FO UND TO BE
DEFECTIVE IS LIMITED TO RE-WORK OR THE REPLACEMENT
OF SUCH GOODS AND IN NO CASE TO EXCEED THE INVOICE
VALUE OF THE SAID GOODS. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES
WIL L LOB STER
®
BE L IABL E FOR DA MAG ES OR COS TS
INCURRED BY THE BUYER OR SUBSEQUENT USER IN REPAIRING OR REPLACING DEFECTIVE GOODS.
ROUTINE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF LOBSTER
®
RIVET
TOOLS CAN BE PERFORMED BY AN AVERAGE MECHANIC.
HOWEVER, IF YOU HAVE A LOBSTER
®
RIVET TOOL THAT IS IN
NEED OF MAJOR REPAIR WE RECOMMEND THAT IT BE SENT
DIR ECTLY TO US POSTAGE PAID FOR SERVIC E AT A
REASONABLE CHARGES.
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MEMO
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