- CONTENTS -1. SAFETY ............................................... 3
1.1 WARNING SIGN ...................................... 3
1.2 SAFETY CONCERNS ............................... 3
1.3 SAFETY VALVE ....................................... 5

2. NAME AND SPECIFICATION OF EACH PART ..... 6
3. PREPARATION BEFORE USE .............. 7
4. HOW TO RIVET .................................... 9
5. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE ..........10
5.1 FRAME HEAD AND JAW CASE UNIT ............10
5.2 SPOOL UNIT ..........................................11
5.3 CYLINDER UNIT ......................................12
5.4 CHECKING HYDRAULIC OIL ......................13
5.4 DISCONNECTING HYDRAULIC COUPLER ....1 4
5.5 NOZZLE UNIT .........................................15

6. TROUBLESHOOTING ...........................16
7. PART DRAWINGS .................................17
7.1 HEAD AREA ...........................................17
7.2 SWIVEL UNIT AND BOOSTER UNIT .............19

8. STORAGE / ORDERING PARTS ...........20

Be sure to read this manual before use.
Store this manual with care so that you can refer to it whenever necessary.

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INTRODUCTION• The Lobster Tool Air Riveter, ARV-022M is an exclusive tool for Blind Rivet fastening
two boards by riveting. We do not design, manufacture or sell intending to otherapplications.
• This operating manual (called “This manual” afterwards) describes how to use the toolsafely and effectively, how to do check and maintenance, and parts information.
• Use rivets for the tool with the specification and strength thoroughly designed andexamined.

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IMPORTANT NOTICES• Read this manual carefully before using this tool. Follow instructions in this manual for
handling this tool, replacing accessories or replacing parts.
• If you have any questions about this manual, consult with the store you purchased thistool or Lobtex Co, Ltd. You may be asked model name or model number.
• It is impossible to foresee all potential dangers and describe them in this manual. You
must use this tool with paying enough attention to safety as well as observing the
instructions in this manual.
• It is user’s responsibility to understand the contents of this manual thoroughly.
• Lobtex Co., Ltd. has the copyright of this manual. It is prohibited to publish, copy ortranslate to other language without prior consent.

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IMDEMNIFICATION• Customer agrees to indemnify and hold Lobtex harmless against any damage, loss,
liability or expense arising out of;1) Direct or indirect damage or loss caused by abuse, misuse or unauthorized
remodeling.
2) Damage or injury caused by reconstruction or remodeling without Lobtex written
authorization.

3) Damage or injury caused by use of parts other than recommended parts by Lobtex.
• Rivet itself is not covered under warranty.

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1. Safety
1.

SAFETY
Followings are safety items to handle this tool.

1.1

WARNING SIGNThis manual includes warning signs shown below to protect users from possible injuries ordamages to properties. There are different signs depending on the level of potential damage incase of negligence. For safety, follow the instructions by all means.
Warning Sign

Descriptions
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could
result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may
result in moderate injury.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may
result in property damage.

This sign emphasizes important or beneficial information.

1.2

SAFETY CONCERNS■ Connect the tool and air source firmly.
Mismatched pipe arrangement in the joint screw and/or insufficient fitting length may give
air hose disconnection to cause injury.
When the auxiliary air hose joint is used, connect it firmly with a hose band so that the air
hose should not be disconnected.

■ Confirm no damages in each part. If you see any damage, repair or replace it.
If you use the tool without repair, the damaged area may be broken and may cause injury. If
something falls on the tool and air hose is damaged, the damaged area may be broken andmay cause accident or injury.

■ Keep the air pressure between 0.49 and 0.59 Mpa (5 to 6 6kgf/cm2).
Exceeding the air pressure limits may result in possible damage to the tool to cause injury.
■ Always use the tool with the tank unit. During use, wear safety glasses.
Cut rivet shafts may be blasted off and may cause injury.

31. Safety■ When a chute hose is used instead of a tank unit, do not direct the end of the chute hose(vent of cut rivet shafts) toward any person.
Cut rivet shafts may be blasted off from the end of the chute hose and may cause injury.

■ If you use the tool at high location, be careful not to drop the tool or rivets as well asprotecting yourself from dropping.
Carelessness may cause accidents or injury.

■ Before cleaning or maintenance of this tool, make sure that the power of the aircompressor is turned off to stop air supply and delete residual pressure in the air
circuit.
Cleaning or maintenance operation during air supply may cause injury.

■ Do not operate this tool with the frame head detached.
Otherwise, your finger or a hand may be pinched.

■ Keep your body or face away from silencer area.
Oil content may be blasted off from silencer area and may come into your eyes.

■ Do not remove rubber bellows at swivel joint in the end of oil pressure hose.
Otherwise, your finger or a hand may be pinched.

■ Do not remove the protective tube that enfolds oil pressure hose. If protective tube isdamaged, stop using it and repair or replace it.
Protective tube protects oil pressure and prevents danger in case that oil pressure hose isbroken. Dysfunction of protective tube may cause accident or injury.

■ This tool must be used at organized, uncluttered and clean place.
Operation at cluttered place may lead to accident or injury.

■ Do not operate with uncomfortable body position.
It may cause injury such as falling down.

■ Keep the grip area dry and clean condition and away from oil or grease. If the area
gets oil-stained, remove it. Oily grip area may lead to injury.

■ Understand handling method and operating method thoroughly and operate carefully.
Follow instructions in this manual and do not use for any other purposes than intended
purpose.
Use for other purposes may cause accidents or injury.

■ Do not use this tool when you feel sick.

Use the tool with bad physical condition may cause accidents or injury.

■ If you need repair, consult with the store you purchased this tool or Lobtex Co, Ltd.
Repairing with lack of knowledge or technique may not be able to fix the tool properly andmay cause accident or injury.

41. Safety■ Do not attempt to modify the tool at any rate.

Modification or remodeling may lead to malfunction, accident or injury.
Any modification made by the customer will void the warranty.

■ When you handle oil or grease, obtain the material safety data sheet (MSDS) from the
supplier, and follow the described instructions.

1.3

SAFETY VALVEThis tool incorporates a “safety valve” that blows off air to indicate the abnormality when too
much air is supplied to the riveter.
Pressure:

0.49 to 0.59 MPa (5 to 6 kg/cm2)

Blow off air pressure: 0.64 Mpa (6.5kg/cm2)
Procedure in case that the valve blows off:
Appropriate air(1) Stop using the tool immediately, and stop the air supply.
Safety valve cannot be reset without stopping air supply.
(2) Setup the air pressure to the range between 0.49 and 0.59 Mpa (5 to 6 kg/ cm2).
(3) Supply air again and confirm that the safety valve does not blow off.
Safety valve must not be removed or disassembled.
Safety valve is an especially important safety device. If
it is accidentally loosened or damaged, consult with thestore you purchased the tool or Lobtex Co, Ltd.

• Do not use the tool without resetting safety valve
after it blows off. It may cause damage of the tool.
• If safety valve still blows off after adjusting air
pressure, stop using the tool and consult with asales office of Lobtex Co, Ltd.

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2. Description of Each Part
2.

NAME AND SPECIFICATION OF EACH PARTThe following figures show name and specification of each part.

2.1

NAME OF EACH PART
Head Unit / Swivel Unit
Frame CapOil Retaining Screw
Frame Head

Trigger

Frame Head Internal Parts

Frame
Rubber Bellows

Jaw Pusher Spring
Guide Pipe
Jaw Pusher

Jaw Case

Jaw

Nosepiece

L-type Quick Joint

Tank Unit

Swivel Joint

Jaw Case Head

BoosterL-type Quick Joint
Branch Plug

Safety Valve
CylinderAir Cylinder Cap
Silencer

2.2

SPECIFICATION
Model Number
WeightHead
Total
Working Air Pressure
Air Consumption
Tool Stroke
Traction Power at 0.49MPa(5kgf/cm2)
Usable Rivets
Usable Jaw

ARV-022M
1.3kg
5.0kg
0.49-0.59Mpa(5.0-6.0kgf/cm2)
100liters/min
19mm
8825N(900kgf)
2.4 3.2 4.0 4.8 mm diameter
Hard tool material jaw, Medium

Specification and design of this product are subject to change
without notice.

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3. Preparation Before Use
3.

PREPARATION BEFORE USE
The tool must be prepared by the following procedure:(1) Set up a correct nosepiece and a correct guide pipe according to the size of rivet to be used.
Default setup is 3.2 mm-diameter nosepiece and yellow guidepipe.

Nosepiece
Die Stamp
2.4
3.2
4.0
4.8

Guide Pipe

Nosepiece

A(Yellow)
Die Stamp for Size

B(White)

Rivet
Rivet Diameter

Shaft

Guide Pipe

Classify by color
A : Yellow
B : White

Flange(2) Fix a tank unit and or a chute hose (optionalparts). Following is the procedure to use a

Tank Unit

chute hose.

Nozzle Unit

• Insert the end of chute hose to the nozzle
unit fully.

Chute Hose

• Fix the other end of the chute hose to thestorage case securely so that it does not
Fixloose during operation. There must be
enough space in the end of the chute hose.

Storage Caseof Shaft

Lack of space or obstacles in the end of thechute hose may prevent a shaft of cut rivet

Shaft

Need EnoughSpacefrom being discharged or cause
degradation in discharge power.

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3. Preparation Before Use(3) Prepare an air compressor. Be sure to place an air filter and an air regulator between thecompressor and the air riveter.
Complete Air Supply System

Air Filter

Air Compressor

Pressure
Regulator(4) Set up 0.49 to 0.59 Mpa (5 to 6 kgf/cm2) as air pressure.
Too much pressure may cause damage to the tool. Too low
pressure may cause incomplete rivetting or incomplete
cutting.
(5) Make sure that the tool works properly.
After connection with air, make sure that the tool works smoothly without oil leak by idlerun (operating 2 or 3 times without rivets).
The tool needs careful cleaning and maintenance if it is not used
for a long time. (Ref: “5.1 Frame head and jaw case”) Aftercleaning and maintenance, vacuum mechanism must be operated
before use.

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4. How to Rivet
4.

HOW TO RIVET
Following is the procedure for riveting:(1) Drill a prepared hole (0.1 to 0.2mm larger than
the flange diameter of the rivet) in the material
to be riveted.
Switch Ring

(2) Turn the switch ring of vacuum device to ON to
activate the device.

Condition of Vacuum Activated(Air sound comes out)

• The vacuum device is activated. You canhear the vacuum noise.

d

ic
Cl

o
ks

un

Crimping operation is possible
even without vacuum activation.
However, the next crimping

Condition of Vacuum Inactivated(Click sound comes out and air stops)

operation must be done only
after the cut shafts are evacuated.
(3) Insert a rivet shaft into the Nosepiece of theriveter.
Rivet is not dropped because
it is vacuumed up.
(4) Insert the rivet flange into the work piece hole.

(5) Press the flange collar onto the material andpull the trigger.
• The flange is crimped.

(6) When the trigger is released, the shaft is
automatically evacuated in the tank unit.
The Next crimping operationmust be done only after the
cut shaft is evacuated.

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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Riveting for a long time generates chips and dust at several parts, which causes troubles.
The tool needs periodical cleaning and maintenance according to this manual.
Before cleaning and maintenance of each part, make surethat the power of air compressor is turned off to stop air
supply and eliminate the residual pressure. Otherwise, you
may be injured.

• When assembling each part, apply lubricant agent suchas grease at each sliding area without fail. Otherwise,
malfunction may occur.
• All parts must be completely assembled and all fastening
areas must be fastened.

5.1

FRAME HEAD AND JAW CASE UNIT
If chips are clogged, jaw cannot work smoothly. Cleaning must be performed in every 3000
times of crimping.

• Jaw is a consumable supply. It must be replaced periodically.
This tool uses high-endurance hard tool material jaw (optionalparts). When you order the part, order “hard tool material jaw,
medium”.
• Do not loosen or remove an oil retaining screw. The oilretaining screw is used for air vent during assembly.
• Do not loosen or remove a jaw case or lock nut of jaw case. If
it is loosened or removed, oil is leaked from head area, whichcause malfunction. Jaw case and lock nut of jaw case aremounted at screw unit of oil piston so that they are notloosened. If they are accidentally loosened during operationor during maintenance, ask repair.
● Disassembly(1) Stop air supply.
(2) Remove the frame head with auxiliary

Oil Retaining Screw

spanner A.
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5. Cleaning and Maintenance(3) Pull Collar to the direction shown in the

Whirl-stop Ring
Jaw Case Headfigure to loosen jaw case head and remove it.

(4) Remove jaw pressure spring, guide pipe, jaw
pressure and jaw.

Jaw Pusher Spring
Jaw Case Lock Nut

Jaw Pusher

Guide Pipe

● Cleaning

Jaw Case Head
Jaw(5) Clean up each part with a brush.

● Assembly(6) Assemble parts in reverse procedure of

Apply lubricant oil

disassembly. Wind and tighten jaw case headto the end and return it to the position whereconvex and notch are aligned, then set up
Collar.

Align convex
and notch

At assembly, apply lubricant oil on
Get down whirl-stop ring

the backside of jaw.

5.2

SPOOL UNIT
If dust is accumulated at spool area, spool cannot move smoothly. Spool must be cleaned whenspool moves slowly or improperly.

● Disassembly(1) Stop air supply.
(2) Remove spool cap A and B with a spanner.

Spool Cap A

Spool Cap B

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5. Cleaning and Maintenance(3) Push up the spool with a plastic stick that
does not hurt it, and remove the spool.

● Cleaning(4)

Plastic Stick

Spool

Clean up each part with a brush. In this case,make sure that the small hole of the spool is
not plugged.

● Assembly

Be careful ofhole plugging(5) Assemble parts in the reverse procedure ofdisassembly. At assembly, apply lubricant oil on the O-ring of the spool.

5.3

CYLINDER UNIT
Accumulation of dust at cylinder area negatively affects smoothness and durability of thecylinder. Cylinder must be cleaned every one month.
● Disassembly(1) Stop air supply.
(2) Remove 3 screws by hexagon wrench (M5),and remove the air cylinder cap.

(3) Stand the cylinder upward vertically. Pull out
the air piston with pliers.
Cylinder must stand. If it lays
down, hydraulic oil is leaked.
● Cleaning(4) Clean up inside of cylinder, and apply grease.

125. Cleaning and Maintenance● Assembly(5) Assemble parts in reverse procedure of disassembly. When assembly, apply lubricant oil on
the O-ring of the air piston.

5.4

CHECKING HYDRAULIC OIL
Generally, riveting is completed by only one trigger operation. However, if hydraulic oil isdecreased, multiple trigger operations are needed. In this case, hydraulic oil must be checked.
● Checking(1) Stop air supply.

Oil Tank Cap(2) Stand the booster, wind the oil tank cap
counterclockwise, and remove it.

(3) Check the status of internal tank. If theAinternal tank shrinks or gets smaller, the tank

Normal condition has a little
dent like A

does not have enough hydraulic oil. In thiscase, the tank must be filled with oil as in thefollowing procedure:

NormalB

C

Shape like B or C showslack of oil

Lack of oil● Lubricating(4) Remove the cap.
Cap(5) Fuel proper amount of oil. Fill up the oil bysupporting the tank carefully to see if the oildoes not overflow.

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Make sure to use Lobtex’s hydraulic oil. Other
manufacturer’s oil may affect the tool’s performancenegatively.
(6) Press the tank lightly not to allow air to go
into the tank and replace the cap and the oiltank cap.

5.4

DISCONNECTING HYDRAULIC COUPLER
In some cases, disconnecting head area from booster area makes it easier to do maintenancework or refueling. In that case, disconnect hydraulic coupler as following procedure:● Disassembly(1) Stop air supply.
(2) Remove the coupler bag by a spanner.

Coupler Bag(3) Pull out the male coupler.
Female Coupler

Male Coupler● AssemblyWhite B
Ring LineO

B-ring line of the male coupler.

il(4) Stand the booster and pour the oil to the(5) Press-in the male coupler and wipe out theleaked oil.
(6) Fasten the coupler bag with a spanner.

Coupler Bag

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5. Cleaning and Maintenance
5.5

NOZZLE UNIT
If dust is accumulated at nozzle unit, power of vacuuming rivet’s shaft weakens. If power ofvacuuming shaft is getting weak, check as following procedure:● Disassembly(1) Stop air supply.
(2) Remove the tank unit or the chute hose.
Tank Unit(3) Remove the nozzle unit from the main unit by
Nozzle Unita spanner.

(4) Disconnect the nozzle unit A from the nozzle
Nozzle B

unit B.
They are connected a little
tight. Therefore, disconnect

HoleNozzle A

O-ringthem by pliers. Be careful not
to hurt the O-ring attached with
the nozzle A.
● Cleaning(5) Clean carefully inside of the tube of the nozzle A and the nozzle B, and the small hole of thenozzle B.
● Assembly(6) Assemble parts in reverse procedure of disassembly.

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6. Troubleshooting
6.

TROUBLESHOOTING
When any breakage is suspected, try following procedures. If the following procedures cannot
solve the problem, consult with Lobtex or ask repair.
Malfunction

Rivets cannot be

Possible cause
1. Nosepiece is wrongly used.

1. Use proper Nosepiece with the rivet
size. (P7)inserted, or shafts cannot
be discharged after cut.

Countermeasures

2. Nosepiece or frame head is loosened.

2. Tighten them up completely.

3. Jaw does not contact with jaw case head

3. Clean up the taper area of jaw caseproperly.

head, and apply lubricant oil to backside of jaw. (P10)

4. Size of guide pipe is improper, or guidepipe is missing.
Crimping cannot becompleted with one
trigger operation.

1. Rivet size is improper with the plate

4. Attach proper guide pipe with the rivetsize.
1. Use proper rivet.

thickness.
2. Air pressure of compressor is improper.

2. Adjust air pressure. (P.8)

3. Jaw is worn.

3. Replace jaw with a new one. (P.10)

4. Jaw case head is not attached properly.

4. Wind and tighten jaw case head to theend and return it to the position whereconvex and notch are aligned, then set
up Collar.

(P.11)

5. Piston stroke is not enough due to lack of 5. Refill hydraulic oil. (Oil piston stroke
is 19 mm). (P.13)

hydraulic oil
Abnormal operation such 1. Spool doe not work properly.

1. Clean up spool (P.11)

that piston does not work 2. Spool does not work properly because

2. Replace silencer with a new one.

or moves slowly.

silencer is clogged.
3. Air piston does not work properly due to

3. Clean up the inside of cylinder. (P.12)

dirty inside of cylinder or lack of oil.
Power of vacuuming

1. Tank is full with shafts.

rivets is weak, or shafts

2. Guide pipe of riveter is clogged withare not discharged.

shafts.
3. Nozzle unit is dirty.

1. Detach the tank unit and make it
empty.
2. Detach the guide pipe and remove
shafts.
3. Clean up the nozzle unit. (P.15)

4. Chute hose is clogged with shafts.

4. Detach the chute hose and remove

5. Nozzle unit is clogged with shafts.

shafts.
5. Detach the nozzle unit and remove
shafts.
6. Use specified chute hose.

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7. Part Drawings
7.

PART DRAWINGS

7.1

HEAD AREA
Head Unit is consisted of the following parts:17

7. Part Drawing
No.

Part Name

Part

No.

Part Name

Part No.

No.
1-B

Nosepiece 3.2mm (1/8”)

10028

21

Oil Piston

23627

2
3

Frame Head ‘M’
Jaw Case Head

10105
10280

22
23

Urethane O-ring P-22
B-ring P-22

25443
10181

4
5

Ultra Jaws ‘M’
Jaw Pusher

10281
10132

24
25

Returning Spring ‘A’
O-ring S-24

23632
10185

6
7

Jaw Pusher Spring
Jaw Case

10133
10279

26
27

Hanger Clip
Frame Cap

10106
24013

8
9

CollarCollar Spring

10286
10287

28
29

Valve Pusher
Urethane Ball 1/4

23667
23669

10
11

Nozzle Unit
Jaw Case Lock Nut

29090
23640

30
31

10248
23671

12
13

Stop Ring
O-ring P-12

23634
10128

32
33

Valve Spring
Straight Joint
Air Tube (4mm×2.6m)

14
15

B-ring P-12
Bleed Plug

10129
12135

16
17

O-ring P-5※Trigger Unit

18
19
20

O-ring S-7

23672
12114

34
35

Collar※Vacuum Unit

23720
23763

12120
23692

36
37

Mandrel Tank Unit
Air Tube (6mm×3m)

24379
23726

Flat Rivet (2.5×5)※Frame Unit

23642
23635

38

Guide Pipe A –Yellow-

29110

Spring Pin (3×18)

10145

Optio
nal

Chute Hose for M

10381※No.19 includes No.12 x 1, No. 13 x 2 and No. 14 x 1.

※No.17 includes No. 18.

※No.35 includes No. 10 x 1.

ACCESSORIESNo.

Part Name

Part
No.

1-A
1-C

Nosepiece 2.4
Nosepiece 4.0

10027
10029

1-D
201

Nosepiece 4.8
Spanner A

10030
10141

202

Spanner B

10142

204
205

Hose Joint 1/4"
Cap Nut 1/4"

10140
10139

206
207

Hydraulic Oil
Guide Pipe B (U)

10012
29111

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7. Part Drawing
7.2 SWIVEL UNIT AND BOOSTER UNIT
Swivel unit and booster unit are consisted of the following parts:

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7. Part Drawing
No.

Part Name

Part

No.

Part Name

Part No.

No.
101

O-ring P-11

23663

136

Oil Cylinder Joint

23700

102

Swivel Joint

23662

137

Button Bolt with Hexagon Hole
M6×20

23701

103
104

O-ring S-14
O-ring P-10A（Cut）

10152
23738

136
137

Returning Spring
Air Cylinder

23691
23706

105
106

O-ring P-14
B-ring P-14

10434
10435

138
139

Straight Joint
Spool Cap B

10273
23708

107
108

Swivel Shaft
Swivel Case

23658
23660

140
141

O-ring S-12
O-ring P-8

23709
10336

109
140

Magic Tube
Hydraulic Hose

28490
23644

142
143

Spool
O-ring P-5

23707
12120

111
112

Coupler Cover
Coupler Joint Unit (Male)

23652
23713

144
145

Silencer
Nipple

23689
14484

113
114

C-type retaining ring
Coupler Spring Sleeve

23646
23655

146
147

O-ring S-12
Spool Cap A

23709
23688

115
116

Spring
Valve

10133
23648

148
149

Air Piston (U)O-ring P-85

23679
10452

117
118

O-ring P-6
Coupler Male Case

10150
23654

150
151

Air Cylinder Cap
Bolt with Hexagon Hole M6×15

23678
23690

119
120

B-ring P-21
O-ring P-21

23718
23711

152
153

Oil Tank Cap
Cap

15606
15819

121
122

Coupler Female Case
B-ring P-18

23716
23684

154
155

Oil Tank
O-ring G-30

15644
12445

123
124

O-ring P-18
O-ring P-6

23683
10150

156
157

Oil Tank BaseO-ring P-9

23693
10219

125
126

Valve
Spring

23648
10133

158
159

Safety Valve (U)Protection Tube

25467
23668

127
128

23655
23712

160
161

O-ring P-12
Branch Plug

10128
22029

129

Coupler Spring Shaft
C-type Stop Shaft for Hole
RTW-18RTW-46※Oil Cylinder (U)

23682

162

Fixing Screw

22030

130
131

O-ring S-30
O-ring P-24

23685
10207

163
164

L-type Joint
Plain Washer (M6)

22034
24426

132
133

O-ring P-14
B-ring P-14

10434
10435

165

O-ring S-11

25590

※No.129 includes No. 130 x 1, No. 131 x 1, No. 132 x 3 and No. 133 x 2.

※No.148 includes No. 149 x 1.
※No.158 includes No. 165.

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8. Storage/Ordering Parts■

STORAGE◎ This tool must be stored in less dust, less humid and drafty place on solid floor.

◎ If this tool is not used for a long time, clean up each part of the tool according to “Section 5
Cleaning and Maintenance”, and store it.

◎ To use the tool longer, we recommend you to request us overhaul service periodically.
(Overhaul is not a free-of-charge service) Consult the store you purchased this tool or
Lobtex local sales office about overhaul service and other maintenance service.

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ORDERING PARTS
Clearly identify the model No, part No, and quantity in the order sheet, and submit it to the store
you purchased this tool or directly to Lobtex local sales office. (You may refer “7 Partdrawing.”)
Model No.

Part No.

Part name

Q’ty

ARV-022M

10281

Hard tool material

1 set

Jaw, Medium
ARV-022M

10105

Frame Head

1 set

Even when the part is improved, the inventory of the previous part will be available for 5
years.

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LOBTEX URL

http://www.riveter.com

9-10,Hyotan-yama-cho,Higashi-Osaka City
Osaka 579-8051, Japan
Telephone : +81(729)81-7466 Telefacs : +81(729)81-9420
e-mail : lobtex@riveter.com

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