The Screw Fastening Process

Do not use force when handling the Screw Feeding Tightening Module.

Never use a Screw Feeding Tightening Module if the trigger does not work properly. Any Screw Feeding Tightening Module that can not be controlled by the trigger is a source of danger and must be repaired.

Use only accessories recommended by the manufacturer. The connection of unsuitable accessories is a potential source of danger.

Check the Screw Feeding Tightening Module for any incorrect adjustments, jammed moving parts, damage, and other faults that could affect the operation of the device.
The Screw Feeding Tightening Module is held and guided by the handle or pistol grip. The screw feeding process is started by pressing the trigger on the handle or pistol grip.
The screw is automatically blown from the Screw Feeding Unit, through the Feeding Tube, to the Feeding Head of the Screw Feeding Tightening Module. The screw is then held in the Alignment Jaws and the Swivel Arm swivels out. The Bit Complete is now in intermediate position.
To pick up weight and torque of the Screw Feeding Tightening Module, and guide it by hand to the location of the screw fastening, a movable support (e.g., gallows) can be used.

The animation below shows the Feeding Head functionality during the screw fastening process.