How to Use a Fromm P326 Strapping Tool

Step-by-Step Guide

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   Step 1: Know what you've got.

   The Fromm P326 is a battery powered, friction weld combination tool.
   
   It is a strapping tool specifically for light weight polyester or polypropylene strapping. , You need to clip the 18v Lithium Iron battery into place at the back of the tool so that it is locked in position.,, The same principle applies to the weld time.
   
   Clockwise to increase weld time, counterclockwise to decrease weld time. , Each tool is width-specific, based on the strap that it is suited for.
   
   The rear guide pin determines which size strap will be used.
   
   This particular tool is set for 12-16mm polyester or polypropylene strapping.,,,,, As previously stated the tension adjustment knob will determine how much tension is applied., This lever should be locked in the most down position., Once the indicator light turns green it means that it is safe to remove the tool from the strap.
   
   To remove the tool, squeeze the bottom lever, shift outward, heel toe the tool off of the strap.
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   Step 2: Insert your battery.

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   Step 3: Notice two adjustment knobs on this tool: 1) Tension and 2) Weld Time

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   Step 4: Adjust the tension by turning the tension knob clockwise to increase tension

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   Step 5: counterclockwise to decrease tension.

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   Step 6: Understand the options.

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   Step 7: Apply a strap by feeding the strap over

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   Step 8: down the back and under returning to the starting point.

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   Step 9: Hold the strap behind the tool with one hand and squeeze the (black) lever with the other hand

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    Step 10: which will release the front gripper and guide pin.

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    Step 11: Slide the tool into position lifting front and back as you would toe / heel.

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    Step 12: Ensure that the rear guide pin has fallen into place.

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    Step 13: Use button 1 to control tension.

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    Step 14: Use lever 2 (yellow lever) to control seal.

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    Step 15: Remove the tool once it's safe.

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