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OPERATOR’S MANUALAND PARTS LIST

MODEL GRTS1200 STAPLER

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS -------------------------------- 2

SPECIFICATIONS ---------------------------------------- 3

Fastener Selection Chart ------------------------- 3

SAFETY ----------------------------------------------------- 4

TOOL PARTS ---------------------------------------------- 8

PART DESCRIPTIONS --------------------------------- 9

OPERATION --------------------------------------------- 10

Loading Staples ----------------------------------- 10

Adjusting Fastener Drive ----------------------- 11

Clearing Staple Jams ---------------------------- 11

Tool Operation ------------------------------------- 12

MAINTENANCE ----------------------------------------- 13

Lubrication ------------------------------------------ 13

Cleaning ---------------------------------------------- 13

Trigger Check -------------------------------------- 13

PARTS SCHEMATIC ---------------------------------- 14

PARTS LIST---------------------------------------------- 15

TROUBLESHOOTING -------------------------------- 16

TOOL CHECKS ----------------------------------------- 17

WARRANTY ---------------------------------------------- 18

SPECIFICATIONS

SPECIFICATIONS

MODEL GRTS1200

FASTENERRANGE 3/4” - 2 ” (19 mm - 50 mm)

FASTENER TYPE 16 Ga. Staples

CROWN SIZE 1” (25 mm) Wide Crown

MAGAZINE CAPACITY 150 STAPLES

MAX AIR PRESSURE 120 psi (8.3 bar)

MIN AIR PRESSURE 70 psi (4.8 bar)

TOOL WEIGHT 4.8 lbs. (2.2 kg)

TOOL LENGTH 14.8” (37.6 cm)

TOOL HEIGHT 10” (25.4 cm)

TOOL WIDTH 3.2” (8.13 cm)

STANDARD TRIGGER Dual Action (Bump/Trigger Fire)

ACCESSORY TRIGGER Sequential

AIR INLET 1/4 NPT

AIR CONNECTION Male Quick Connect Coupler

LUBRICATION 10W Air Tool Oil (Provided)

NOISE CHARACTERISTIC VALUES IN ACCORDANCE WITH ISO 3774, ISO 11201:

A-weighted single-event soundpressure level at operator’s position ---------------------------------- LpA, 1s = 90 dBA

A-weighted single-event sound power level ----------------------- LwA, 1s = 102 dBA

A-weighted single-event surface soundpressure level ---------------------------------------------------------------- LpA, 1s = 89 dBA

VIBRATION CHARACTERISTIC VALUES IN ACCORDANCE WITH ISO 8862-1

Weighted root mean square acceleration ---------------------------- = 2.6 m/s2

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATIONYou must read this entire manual and familiarize yourself with allsafety, operating, and service instructions before loading, handling,or using your tool. When used correctly, pneumatic fasteningtools provide a lightweight, powerful, and safe means of fastening.Used improperly, these tools can cause serious injury to you andthose around you.

For best results, use Grip-Rite™ collated fasteners.

LEG BOX CROWN WIRE GALVANIZEDLENGTH QTY. SIZE GA. STEELSKU

3/4” (19 mm) 10M 1 16 GRP11

7/8” (22 mm) 10M 1 16 GRP12

1” (25 mm) 10M 1 16 GRP13

1-1/4” (32 mm) 10M 1 16 GRP15

1-1/2” (38 mm) 10M 1 16 GRP17

1-3/4” (45 mm) 10M 1 16 GRP19

2” (51 mm) 10M 1 16 GRP21

FASTENER SELECTION CHART

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SAFETYSAFETY

SAFETY LABELSThis pneumatic fastening tool includes a warning label to help remind you ofimportant safety information when operating the tool. The safety label must belegible at all times, and must be replaced if it becomes worn or damaged.

SYMBOL DESCRIPTION

READ THE MANUAL - The manual containsimportant safety and operating instructionsthat must be followed. All tool users mustread the manual before using the tool.

WEAR SAFETY GLASSES - Tool operatorand bystanders must wear safety glasseswith side shield that meet ANSI Z87.1requirements.

RISK OF PERSONAL INJURY - Failure tofollow all safety and operating instructions,or misuse of the tool, can result in seriousinjury to tool operator and bystanders.

WEARSAFETYGLASSES

Always wear safety glasses with side shields that meet ANSIZ87.1 requirements when operating the tool. Make sure allothers in work area wear safety glasses.

WEARHEARINGPROTECTION

Wear hearing protection to protect your hearing from noise.Prolonged exposure to loud noise can result in hearing loss.

NEVER OPERATETHE TOOLWITH OXYGENOR OTHERBOTTLEDGASES

Oxygen and other reactive or high-pressure bottled gasescan cause the tool to explode. Use clean, dry regulatedcompressed air from a properly operating air compressor.

DO NOT EXCEEDMAXIMUM RECOMMENDED OPERATINGAIRPRESSURE OF 110 PSI /7.6 Bar.

Exceeding the maximum recommended air pressure cancause the tool housing to burst, or cause premature failure ofcomponents.

NEVER CONNECT THE TOOL TOANAIR SUPPLY THAT HASTHE POTENTIAL TO EXCEED 180 PSI/12.4 Bar.

Using a regulated air supply with a line or tank pressuregreater than 180 psi can cause the tool to burst if the air lineregulator fails suddenly.

USE AN AIR HOSE RATED FOR 180 PSI/12.4 Bar ORGREATER

Always use air hose rated to handle 180 psi or the maximumpotential pressure of the air supply.

ONLYUSEARELIEVING-TYPEAIR COUPLING IN THE TOOLAIR INLETOPENING.

Use of a non-relieving air coupling on the tool can trap airinside the tool housing, and allow the tool to drive a fastenereven after the air hose has been disconnected.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

SAFETY SYMBOLSThese safety symbols provide a visual reminder of basic safetyrules, and the personal injury hazard that may arise if all safety andoperating instructions are not followed. Make sure you understandthe meaning of each of these symbols, and protect yourself andothers by obeying all safety and operating instructions.

120 psi

4.8 bar

70 psi8.3 bar

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SAFETY SAFETY

DO NOTATTEMPT TO OPERATE THE TOOL IF THE TOOL’SOPERATING CONTROLSHAVE BEEN MODIFIED ORARE NOTWORKINGPROPERLY.

Attempting to use a tool with modified or malfunctioningtrigger or workpiece contact can result in a fastener beingdriven unintentionally.

USECORRECTFASTENERS

Only use the correct fastener for the tool. Using fastenerswith incorrect specifications can jam the tool or causeserious injuries.

USETHE CORRECTFASTENERSFOR THEAPPLICATION.

Using the wrong fasteners can cause the workpiece to splitand allow the fastener to fly free.

KEEP TOOL POINTED IN ASAFEDIRECTION WHEN LOADINGFASTENERS.

Never point the tool at yourself or anyone else when loadingfasteners.

DO NOT LOAD TOOL WITH TRIGGER OR WORKPIECECONTACTDEPRESSED.

Depressing the trigger or workpiece contact during loadingcan result in an unintentional fastener drive if both devicesare accidentally actuated at the same time.

KEEP FINGER OFFTRIGGER UNTIL TOOL IS IN POSITION TODRIVEAFASTENER.

An unexpected bump or sudden contact with your body or thatof a bystander can result in serious injuries.

AVOID DRIVING FASTENERS INTO KNOTS, ONTOP OFOTHER FASTENERS,ATWORKPIECE EDGES, OR INTOBRITTLEMATERIALS.

Driving fasteners into extremely hard materials, or driving intoworkpiece edges, can cause fasteners to deflect away fromthe workpiece. Flying fasteners can cause serious injuries.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

KEEPHANDSAND BODYPARTSAWAYFROMAREABEINGFASTENED.

Fasteners can deflect and turn as they are being driven intothe workpiece, and penetrate fingers, hands, and other bodyparts that may be in the fastening area.

DO NOT OVERREACH OR WORK WHILE ON UNSTABLEFOOTING

If you lose your balance while fastening, you could drive a

fastener into yourself or a bystander.

DO NOT USE TOOL IF TOOLMALFUNCTIONS OR BEGINSLEAKINGAIR.

Operating a malfunctioning tool can result in an unexpectedfastener discharge and injury to yourself or others.

DISCONNECT THE TOOL FROM THEAIR SUPPLY TO RE-LOAD, CLEAR JAMS, OR PERFORM MAINTENANCE.

Never attempt to reload a tool, clear a jam, or performmaintenance without first disconnecting the air supply.

NEVER LEAVEALOADED, PRESSURIZED TOOLUNATTENDED

A loaded, pressurized tool could be picked up or handled bysomeone who is unfamiliar with the tool or that has not readthe tool manual.

KEEP TOOLSOUT OF THE REACHOF CHILDREN

Place the tool back in the tool box after use, and store the toolout of reach.

DO NOT MODIFY TOOL

Modifications can cause a tool to be unsafe and can causethe tool to operate improperly.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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DESCRIPTION

PART DESCRIPTIONS

1. 360° Adjustable Air Deflector - Tool-free adjustment blows exhaustair away from operator. 12 locking positions for secure settings.

2. Cushioned Grip - Cushioned handgrip reduces fatigue and providescomfortable operation.

3. Dual Action Trigger (Standard) - Actuates tool when workpiececontact is depressed against work surface. Permits contact-trip(bump fire) or trigger-fire operation.

Sequential Trigger (Accessory) - Actuates tool only when correcttrigger operating sequence is followed. Does not allow bump firing.

4. Rotating Belt Hook - Durable tool hook slides on belt. Holds toolsecurely and keeps it in reach for greater productivity.

5. Air Coupling - Quick-disconnect male coupling allows quickconnection to air hose. Dust cap keeps dirt out when tool is not inuse.

6. Safety Warning Label - Provides important safety reminders thatmust be followed whenever handling, operating, or servicing the tool.

7. Top Load Staple Magazine - Hold fasteners securely, and allowsquick check of staple size and quantity.

8. Spring-loaded Pusher - Provides positive fastener feeding in alltool positions. Latches in loading position for rapid, one-handedloading. Arrow indicators show when it’s time to reload.

9. Workpiece Contact - Spring-loaded contact mechanism preventstool from driving a fastener unless tool is pressed down and heldagainst a work surface.

10. E-Z Clear Latch - Clear jammed fasteners from nose without tools.

11. Adjustable Depth of Drive - Easy, tool-free depth of drive adjust-ment allows adjustments to be made for consistent depth control.

12. Tool Housing - Magnesium tool housing reduces tool weight.

13. Cap - Seals tool housing.

Metric Hex Wrench - Included with tool to allow tightening of metricscrews.

Air Tool Oil - Lightweight oil formulated for use in air tools providesproper lubrication to o-rings and internal parts.

Safety Goggles - Provides required eye protection

DESCRIPTION

TOOL PARTS

1 2

3

13

6

11

7

12

10

9 8

5

4

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OPERATIONOPERATION

LOADING FASTENERS

LOADING INSTRUCTIONS

A fastener can be driven unintentionally if the trigger and safety bracketare activated at the same time. Always disconnect tool from air supplybefore loading fasteners, making adjustments, or performing any serviceon tool. Keep finger off trigger until ready to drive a fastener.

DANGER

1. Pull pusher (A) back to latchedposition at rear of magazine.

2. Load staple strips (B) overmagazine track. Slide stripsdown so that staple crownsride on top rail, then slideforward toward tool nose.

3. Pull pusher (A) back and pressrelease lever (C) to releaselatch. Slide pusher forwardagainst staple strips andrelease. DO NOT allow pusherto snap forward againststaples.

4. Tool is now loaded and readyto be connected to an airsupply for operation.

ADJUSTING STAPLE DRIVE

1. Disconnect tool from air supplyusing quick-connect coupling.

2. Turn adjustment dial forward todecrease staple drive, orbackward to increase stapledrive, as shown by symbols ontool.

3. Connect tool to air supply, anddrive staples to check forcorrect depth of drive.

4. Make depth of drive adjust-ments as needed to maintainconsistent staple driving.

CLEARING STAPLE JAMS

1. Disconnect tool from air supplyusing quick-connect coupling.

2. Pull pusher back to latchedposition at rear of magazine.

3. Open E-Z Clear latch and opendoor.

4. Remove jammed fastener.

5. Close door and secure withlatch.

6. Release pusher and slideforward against staple strips.

7. Connect air supply and checktool for normal operation.

A

C

B

STAPLE TOO HIGHTURN DIAL

BACKWARD

STAPLE TOODEEP TURN

DIALFORWARD

DRIVEDEEPER

DRIVELESSDEEP

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MAINTENANCE

MAINTENANCE

Your tool will last longer and perform better if periodic maintenance isperformed. Please use the information below to keep your tool operatingin top condition.

Lubrication

Disconnect tool from the air supply and remove allfasteners. Apply 2 - 3 drops of air tool oil (pro-vided) in the air inlet two - three times a day. Ifthe tool will be used outside in the winter, use awinter grade air tool oil to help keep frost fromforming inside the tool. Do not use other types oflubricants on this tool, as other lubricants maycontain chemicals harmful to o-rings and othertool components. Drain compressor tanks andhoses daily.

Cleaning

Disconnect tool from the air supply and remove all fasteners. Brush tooloff using a parts cleaning brush or clean rag. Check area around triggerand workpiece contact, and clean as necessary. Pull pusher back tolatched position, and brush out staple entry area of tool nose. Open E-ZClear latch and brush out debris. Blow out confined areas around tool noseusing low pressure compressed air.

OPERATION

Trigger Check (Sequential)Check trigger operation daily to confirm proper sequential operation:

1. Press the workpiece contact against a safe work surface withoutdepressing the trigger. THE TOOL MUST NOT CYCLE.

2. Hold the tool above a safe work surface and pull the trigger withoutdepressing the workpiece contact. THE TOOL MUST NOT CYCLE.

3. Pull and hold the trigger, and then press the workpiece contactagainst a safe work surface. THE TOOL MUST NOT CYCLE.

4. With finger off trigger, press the workpiece contact against a safework surface. Keep tool pressed against work surface, and pulltrigger. THE TOOL MUST CYCLE ONCE.

5. The trigger must return to the normal position each time fingerpressure is released.

TOOL OPERATIONCONTACT TRIP (BUMP FIRE) DRIVING METHOD (Standard)

To operate this tool in contact trip mode (bump-firing), remove the sequen-tial trigger provided on the tool, and install the dual-action trigger provided

with the tool.

1. Position the nose of the tool over the work surface, near the areawhere the first fastener is to be driven.

2. Squeeze and hold the trigger in the depressed position.3. Bump the workpiece contact (safety) against the work surface at

each point where a fastener is to be driven.4. Using a bouncing motion, continue moving the tool into position for

each fastener drive.5. When fastening is completed, release the trigger.

SEQUENTIAL OPERATION (Optional)

1. Hold the tool securely using the handgrip. Keep finger off triggeruntil tool is in position and you are ready to drive a fastener. NOTE:Depressing trigger before depressing safety bracket will prevent toolfrom actuating.

2. Position the nose of the tool on the workpiece, placing the nose atthe desired fastener driving position.

3. Press the tool down firmly against the work surface, fully depressingthe workpiece contact (safety bracket).

4. Squeeze the trigger once to drive a fastener.5. Allow the tool to rebound off the work surface, and release the trigger

to reset the workpiece contact. Tool will not drive another fasteneruntil trigger is released, and cannot be bump-fired with sequentialtrigger installed.

6. Check fastener for correct depth of drive, and if needed, adjust lowerelement tip to obtain desired fastener drive.

7. If tool adjustments do not provide the desired results, make airpressure adjustments at the compressor: Increase air pressure todrive deeper or to drive into harder materials. Reduce air pressure toreduce drive or to drive into softer materials. For longest tool andpart life, always use the lowest air pressure necessary to drivefasteners to desired depth.

8. Position the tool for driving the next fastener, and repeat the aboveprocedure. Always keep hands and other body parts away fromareas being fastened.

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PARTS LISTPARTS SCHEMATIC

ITEM P/N DESCRIPTION

1 GRTN5910 Hex. Soc. Hd. Bolt2 GRTN3220 Bushing3 GRTN3230 Deflector4 GRTN6080 Hex. Soc. Hd. Bolt5 GRTN5640 Cap6 GRTN5180 Metal Shim7 GRTN5170 Piston Stopper8 GRTN5150 Spring9 GRTN3350 O-Ring

10 GRTN2300 O-Ring11 GRTN5120 Piston, Head Valve12 GRTN5650 Cap, Gasket13 GRTN5130 Seal14 GRTN5950 O-Ring15 GRTN5670 Cylinder Spacer16 GRTN2140 O-Ring17 GRTN5960 O-Ring18 GRTN5660 Cylinder19 GRTN5940 O-Ring20 GRTN5140 O-Ring21A GRTN5680 Driver Assembly22 GRTN5690 Bumper23 GRTN5700 Driver Guide24A GRTN5710 Body Assembly25 GRTN4430 O-Ring26 GRTN4450 End Cap - Old Style27 GRTN2220 O-Ring28 GRTN2240 O-Ring29 GRTN630 Valve30 GRTN2100 O-Ring31 GRTN2130 O-Ring32 GRTN2170 O-Ring33 GRTN640 Valve Plunger34 GRTN830 Spring35 GRTN2230 O-Ring36 GRTN810 Plunger37 GRTN820 Plunger Cap38A GRTN2950 Trigger Assembly-

Bump39 GRTN2540 Spring Pin40 GRTN790 Trigger Pin

ITEM P/N DESCRIPTION

41 GRTN2210 Grommet42 GRTN5870 Guide, Contact Trip43 GRTN5780 Upper Safety Lever44A GRTN5820 Adjusting Nut Assembly45 GRTN5810 Lower Safety46 GRTN5030 E-Ring47 GRTN5790 Spring, Safety48 GRTN5770 Bushing49 GRTN5800 Safety Cover50 GRTN6070 Hex. Soc. Hd. Bolt51 GRTN5740 Nose52 GRTN5890 Hex. Soc. Hd. Bolt53 GRTN5720 Driver Guide Cover54 GRTN6020 Spring Pin55 GRTN5730 Door56 GRTN6030 Spring Pin57A GRTN5750 Latch Door Assembly58 GRTN5760 Latch Door, Cover59 GRTN3990 Hex. Soc. Hd. Bolt60 GRTN5860 Magazine Cap61 GRTN5830 Magazine62 GRTN6060 Hex. Soc. Hd. Bolt63 GRTN5840 Pusher64 GRTN3950 Latch65 GRTN4070 Spring66 GRTN3960 Spiral Spring67 GRTN3970 Roller68 GRTN3980 Roller Pin69 GRTN5850 Bracket70 GRTN4060 Spring71 GRTN6040 Flat Washer72 GRTN5900 Hex. Soc. Hd. Bolt73 GRTN3340 Locknut74 GRTN4080 Trigger Assembly75 GRTN4480 End Cap76 GRTN4110 Belt Hook77 GRTN4140 O-Ring78 GRTN4120 Spring Plate79 GRTN4440 C-Ring80 GRTN4150 Complete Belt Hook Assy

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TROUBLESHOOTING

TOOL TROUBLESHOOTING

Your pneumatic fastening tool has been designed for long life and trouble-free operation. However, if operating problems arise, please use thetroubleshooting information below to determine how to remedy the prob-lem.

TROUBLESHOOTING

FASTENER DRIVING PROBLEMS

Always disconnect tool from air supply before performing any service ontool. Correcting a problem while the tool is pressurized may result ininjury from fastener discharge or tool operation.

DANGER

Tool leaks air. Check for source of leak, and tighten fittingsand screws as required. Discontinue usingtool if air leaks at trigger area or from capexhaust. Contact your dealer.

Tool operates, but nofastener is driven.

Tool won’t operate -staple jammed in toolnose, preventing toolfrom operating.

Remove jammed fastener. Check magazinefor incorrect, bent, or loose fasteners, anddiscard. Reload using Grip-Rite™ staples.

Check nose for jammed fastener. Clear jamand reload magazine. Check staple strips forsmooth feeding in magazine.

Fasteners do not drivecompletely.

AT COMPRESSOR: Increase air pressure.Do not exceed 120 psi/8.3 bar

Fasteners do not drivecompletely whendriving in quick succes-sion.

Inadequate air flow. Use larger diameter hose.Use compressor with larger storage tank.Keep hose lines short. Check air hose forkinks or other restrictions.

Fasteners drive toodeeply.

AT COMPRESSOR: Reduce air pressure.(Do not reduce below 70 psi/4.8 bar.)

PROBLEM CORRECTIVE ACTION

Fasteners do not drivecompletely after airpressure is increased.

Driver blade worn or broken. See dealer forreplacement.

FASTENER DRIVING PROBLEMS

AT TOOL: Turn adjustment dial to increasestaple drive depth. Add 2 - 3 drops of air tooloil to inlet.

AT TOOL: Turn adjustment dial to decreasestaple drive depth.

TOOL CHECKS

Keep your stapler in top working condition by checking it daily. See yourGrip-Rite™ dealer for service if part or operating problems are found. Neveruse a malfunctioning tool - it could result in serious injury.

Workpiece Contact & Trigger

Check workpiece contact for proper operation before each use. Workpiececontact must move freely and return to extended position when lifted fromworkpiece. Trigger must operate freely.

Daily Inspection

• Check for broken, damaged, or excessively worn parts, and repairor replace as needed.

• Check for air leaks at trigger, cap, and nose. Disconnect tool fromair supply immediately if leaks are present, and see dealer forservice.

• Make sure all screws are tightened securely.

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PNEUMATIC TOOL/COMPRESSOR WARRANTYPneumatic nailers, staplers & compressors marketed under theGRIP RITETM brand are warranted to be free from defects in work-manship & materials (except rubber o-rings, bumpers, seals, driverblades, dipsticks, & air filters) for a period of one year from the date

of original purchase.

This warranty will not apply when:• The original receipt (or copy of the original receipt), showing the

original purchase date, is not provided with tools/compressors sentin for warranty repair

• The tool/compressor has been misused, abused or improperlymaintained

• Alterations have been made to the original tool/compressor• Repairs have been attempted/made to the original tool/compressor

by any entity other than a proprietary GRIP-RITE® service/warranty

center or authorized service/warranty center

• Non-GRIP-RITE TOOLSTM / GRIP-RITE COMPRESSORSTM /partshave been used

• The tool has suffered any physical damage due to the use of non-GRIP-RITE® approved fasteners*

• Repairs are required due to normal wear & tear• The tool/compressor has been inadequately packaged leading to

damage in-transit to the service/warranty center.

*Approved fasteners include the following brands GRIP-RITEFAS’NERSTM, FAS’NERS UNLIMITEDTM

IN NO EVENT SHALL PRIMESOURCE® BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDI-RECT, ACCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGE FROM THE SALEOR USE OF THESE PRODUCTS. THIS DISCLAIMER APPLIES BOTHDURING & AFTER THE TERM OF WARRANTY.

THIS IS OUR WARRANTY & IS EXPRESSLY IN LIEU OF ALL OTHERWARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING THE WARRANTIESOF MERCHANTABILITYAND FITNESS FOR APARTICULAR PURPOSE(EXCEPTAS MAY BE OTHERWISE PROVIDED BY LAW).

THIS LIMITED WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS, ANDYOU MAYALSO HAVE OTHER RIGHTS, WHICH VARY, FROM STATE TOSTATE.

WARRANTYWARRANTY

PNEUMATIC TOOL/COMPRESSOR SERVICE INFORMATION

Should any mechanical problems develop during the life of yourequipment the following options are available for service and parts:

• Call (800) 676-7777 where you will be routed to the nearestGRIP-RITE® distribution center and directed to the nearestauthorized service/warranty center.

• Logging on to our website at www.grip-rite.com where you willfind a list of our authorized service centers.

• Contact the GRIP-RITE® Factory Warranty Center directly atPhone: (800)207-9259 or Fax: (800)207-9614

• In Canada, Call (866) 512-1418

STEPS TO TAKE WHEN SHIPPING TOOLS

• Adequately package the product to avoid damage in-transit (inthe case of pneumatic tools, the original blow mold plasticcarrying case is considered adequate packaging).

• Provide the original/copy of receipt showing the original purchasedate.

• Insure your shipment with the shipping company.

PRIMESOURCE® will not be responsible for any tool/compressorthat is lost or damaged by the shipper on route to the

PRIMESOURCE® service/warranty center.

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