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Table of Contents
P3X POWDER ACTUATED TOOL
®
DDF2130000
1 Safety Information.............................................................................................32
1.1 Intended Use ............................................................................................32
1.2 Safety Labels on the Device .....................................................................32
1.3 Warnings in this Manual ............................................................................33
1.4 Safety Equipment .....................................................................................33
1.5 Device and Operational Safety .................................................................33
1.6 Disposal ....................................................................................................34
2 Device Overview ...............................................................................................35
2.1 Scope of Delivery ......................................................................................35
2.2 Individual Parts and Designations ............................................................35
2.3 Magazine and Single-Shot Attachment .....................................................35
2.4 Cartridges .................................................................................................35
2.5 Shooting Nails ...........................................................................................36
3 Before using the device....................................................................................36
3.1 Usage with Magazine ...............................................................................36
3.2 Usage with Single-Shot Attachment .........................................................37
3.3 Daily Functions Test ..................................................................................37
3.4 Inserting a cartridge ..................................................................................37
4 Operation ...........................................................................................................38
4.1 Minimum Distances while Shooting Nails .................................................38
4.2 Minimum Thicknesses of the Subsurfaces ...............................................38
4.3 Setting the Firing Strength ........................................................................38
4.4 Using the Nail Setting Tool ........................................................................39
5 Inspection and Cleaning...................................................................................39
5.1 Disassembling the Nail Setting Tool ..........................................................39
5.2 Checking the interior Parts of the Device .................................................40
5.3 Cleaning the interior Parts of the Device ..................................................40
5.4 Assembling the Nail Setting Tool ..............................................................40
5.5 Cleaning the Device Surfaces ..................................................................41
6 Technical Data ...................................................................................................41
7 Troubleshooting ................................................................................................41
8 Guarantee ..........................................................................................................43
9 Declaration of Conformity ................................................................................44
10 C.I.P. Approval Con rmation ............................................................................44
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1 Safety Information
Please read the safety information
carefully in order to ensure a safe and
proper operation of the device. Retain
the operating instructions until the
product is disposed of.
1.1 Intended Use
The Power Actuated Tools are intended for
setting nails and must be used according to the
information in this user manual. Nail Setting
Tools are not „toys“ and require prudent,
responsible and careful handling.
Nail Setting Tools are intended for professional
use and are subject to certain legal provisions.
Responsibilities of the employer, for example:
Manufacturer’s recommended intervals
for routine inspection and maintenance:
every 2 years, but no later than every
3,000 settings, unless shorter intervals are
prescribed by law.
Repairs must be made at authorized
technical facilities.
Collection and safe disposal of „mis red
ammunition“
Safe storage of the Power Actuated Tools
(unloaded) in the locked tool box a the
cartridge strips (separately from each other).
Provisioning and ensuring the usage of
protective equipment, see chapter 1.4
„Safety Equipment“
The Power Actuated Tool may only be used by
trained persons over 18 years old or trainees
over 16 years old while in the presence of
a responsible supervisor. Users must never
be under the in uence of fatigue, alcohol,
medication or drugs.
Suitable materials to use as a base, for example
Concrete of normal strength
Steel
Materials that are unsuitable and should not be
used as a base, for example:
Materials that are too soft or too thin
Materials that are too brittle, such as glass
or ceramic
Materials that are too hard, such as
hardened steel
Hollow block masonry, perforated brick
masonry
Cast iron, plastic, marble, gypsum
plasterboards.
Misapplications, misuse or „fooling around“
may cause lethal injuries and serious property
damage. This particularly includes
The overriding of safety mechanisms
Misusing the device as a „ rearm“
Misusing the device as a hammer or similar
tool
Never use the cartridges in rearms or
attempt to open them.
You may only use cartridge strips, shooting
nails and accessories produced by the Powder
Actuated Tool manufacturer, see chapter 2.4
„Cartridges“ and chapter 2.5 „Shooting Nails“.
Other applications and uses as well as
modi cations to the device, additions to the
device or conversions as well as maintenance
operations and repairs performed by yourself
can impair the safety, reliability and proper
functioning of the device to a signi cant extent
and void any warranty claims.
1.2 Safety Labels on the Device
The device may only be used if all safety labels
on the Nail Setting Tool are both complete and
legible.
Read the instruction manual prior to
using the device
Wear safety goggles
Wear hearing protection
Wear a safety helmet
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1.3 Warnings in this Manual
The risk level associated with particular hazards
is identi ed by signal words:
Signal Word Meaning
DANGER
Hazard with a high level of risk,
which will result in death or
a serious injury, if not avoided.
WARNING
Hazard with a medium level of
risk, which can result in death or
a serious injury, if not avoided.
CAUTION
Hazard with a low level of risk,
which can result in minor or
moderate injuries, if not avoided.
NOTICE
Hazard, which may lead to the
device or equipment in the vicinity
to be damaged, if not avoided.
1.4 Safety Equipment
Loose clothes, jewellery, falling objects, noise
and similar hazards may present a danger to
persons. Persons that will be using the device
and have to reside in the vicinity of the device,
must wear suitable personal safety equipment:
Suitable safety helmet: protects the
head against falling objects
Safety goggles: protects the eyes
against ying objects, such as splinters
and dust
Hearing protection: protects the ears
against excessive noise
Suitable face protector: Protects eyes
and face from ying objects, such as
splinters.
1.5 Device and Operational Safety
Nail Setting Tools can cause serious injuries if
improperly handled.
Danger of explosion: Never open or damage
cartridges. Do not throw the cartridges into
an open re.
Do not expose the Nail Setting Tool and
cartridges to high temperatures, for example
the direct sunlight.
Never place or store the Powder Actuated
Tool and cartridge strips near heat sources,
such as ovens or heaters.
Only use the Nail Setting Tool outdoors or in
well ventilated areas.
Keep Powder Actuated Tool (unloaded) in
the locked tool case and the cartridge strips
(separately from each other) safe from
unauthorized access by adults and children.
Only use the Nail Setting Tool if it is in good
working condition and has been properly
maintained.
When the device is not in use, the workplace
is being changed, during transportation, in
case of jams and during maintenance: Keep
your nger away from the trigger, remove the
magazine and cartridge.
Slippery handles may lead to loss of control:
Keep the handle dry, clean and free from oil
and grease.
There is a blowback/recoil when the setting
nail is red. Do not keep your head directly
above the Nail Setting tool when ring
the setting nail and start with a low ring
strength, see chapter 4.3 „Setting the Firing
Strength“.
Ensure that you stand securely and can hold
your balance, especially on platforms as
well as elevated and/or slanted, uneven or
slippery workplaces.
The Nail Setting tool may not be used on
a ladder.
The Nail Setting Tool may not be used to
close boxes or crates.
The Nail Setting Tool may not be used to t
transport locks to vehicles and wagons.
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While being shot into the material, nails can
break into multiple parts and cause serious
injuries.
This can, for example, be the case if the ring
strength is set too high. When ring nails into
materials that are too soft, too thin or too hard.
When nails strike other nails. When ring into
pre-drilled holes without suitable guidance
mechanisms.
Keep a minimum distance to edges, borders
and corners, see chapter 4.1 „Minimum
Distances while Shooting Nails“.
Keep a minimum distance of 75 mm to
cracked or chipped areas of concrete.
Determine the suitable ring strength using
a test fastening procedure, see chapter 4.3
„Setting the Firing Strength“.
Use a splinter guard. This reduces the risks
presented by ricocheting Shooting Nails
You may not use the Nail
Setting tool when people are
located on the other side.
Grab the Nail Setting Tool
rmly and hold it at a 90°
angle to the surface.
Protection of persons:
Only insert the cartridge and setting nail
at the workstation in order to prevent an
accidental ring, which may injure the user
and/or bystanders.
Never hold your hand or other body parts in
front of the barrel.
Never point the barrel at other persons.
Take a work break when feeling numb,
extremely warm or cold or a tingling
sensation in your ngers/arms. Consult
a doctor if this phenomenon repeats.
Property damage:
Do not re nails into materials, which
are welded or have been worked on with
a welding torch.
Do not use the Nail Setting Tool or cartridges
in the rain or a very humid environment.
Only use the Nail Setting Tool in well
ventilated areas or outdoors.
Do not use the Nail Setting Tool with an
empty magazine.
Only store the Nail Setting Tool in dry and
frost-protected rooms.
Immediately stop working:
In case extreme heat is suddenly being
generated.
If screws or other parts have become loose
or fallen off the device.
1.6 Disposal
NOTICE Un red cartridges (mis red ammunition
or duds) have to be collected and stored
safely until they are disposed of by a specialist
company. Observe the local regulations
regarding disposal of technical equipment to
protect the environment.
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2 Device Overview
2.1 Scope of Delivery
Check the scope of delivery after receipt of the
Nail Setting Tool. Report missing or damaged
parts to your specialist dealer.
Scope of delivery:
Powder Actuated Tool
Instruction manual
Round brushes, 3 pieces, small, medium,
large
Nylon brush
Single-shot attachment
Splinter guard magazine
Splinter guard single shot
2.2 Individual Parts and
Designations
2
1
3
4
5
6
7
1 Piston guide
2 Nail Setting Tool
3 Piston return spring
4 Insulation Ring
5 Piston
6 Magazine
7 Single-shot
attachment
2.3 Magazine and Single-Shot
Attachment
Screw the magazine (A) onto the piston
guide until you hear the rst „click“ - then
turn one more time. Tighten Single shot (B)
attachment till it stops.
AB
2.4 Cartridges
Cartridges are colour-coded according to the
strength of the cartridge. Only the „yellow“
(medium strength) and „red“ (very high strength)
levels of strength are permitted for the P3X Nail
Setting Tool by the manufacturer of the device.
Art.No. Type
DDF1220100 yellow, 0.25 cal. (6.3/10)
DDF1220200 red, 0.25 cal. (6.3/10)
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2.5 Shooting Nails
Only the Shooting Nails produced by the
manufacturer of the device are permitted for the
P3X Nail Setting Tool.
Return spring:
Art.No. Type
DDF2230000 P3X rubber recoil spring
Order units:
500 head nails (incl. 1 return spring)
2500 head nails (incl. 5 return springs)
500 2500
++
15
Art.No.
mm mm mm
DDF3440000 15 8.6 3.7
DDF3440050 20 8.6 3.7
DDF3440100 25 8.6 3.7
DDF3440150 30 8.6 3.7
DDF3440200 35 8.6 3.7
Order units:
300 head nails (incl. 1 return spring)
1500 head nails (incl. 5 return springs)
300 1500
++
15
Art.No.
mm mm mm
DDF3440250 40 8.6 3.7
DDF3440300 50 8.6 3.7
DDF3440350 60 8.6 3.7
For additional accessories, please see the
catalogue.
Subject to change.
3 Before using the device
WARNING
Severe injuries due to improper use
Magazine: do not use any Shooting
Nails that are longer than 60 mm.
Single-shot attachment: do not use
any Shooting Nails that are longer
than 76 mm.
Only use Shooting Nails and
cartridges produced by the
manufacturer of the device.
3.1 Usage with Magazine
Press the safety button on the magazine
cover (1) and open the magazine cover (2).
1
2
Insert the nail strip into the magazine (1).
Close the magazine cover (2) (clicks into
place).
1
2
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3.2 Usage with Single-Shot
Attachment
NOTICE Do not force the setting nail into the
attachment. If the setting nail cannot be inserted
by hand, it may be damaged or be unsuitable for
the Nail Setting Tool, see chapter 2.5 „Shooting
Nails“ and chapter 6 „Technical Data“.
Guide setting nail into the single-shot
attachment.
3.3 Daily Functions Test
The locking parts and the ignition mechanism
have to operate in an unobstructed fashion and
need to be inspected accordingly before using
the Nail Setting Tool. Shooting Nails have to be
in the magazine for this functional test.
Ensure that there is no cartridge in the Nail
Setting Tool.
Press the Nail Setting Tool onto a work
surface and pull the trigger several times.
3.4 Inserting a cartridge
WARNING
Serious injuries due to accidental
triggering
Do not push the barrel of the Nail
Setting Tool against your hand, other
body parts and surfaces or point it at
other persons.
Keep your nger away from the
trigger.
Press the safety button (top side of the
device) and open the cover.
Accurately insert the cartridge into the guide
slot.
Close the cover by hand (will click into
place).
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4 Operation
Observe the safety instructions, see chapter 1.5
„Device and Operational Safety“.
4.1 Minimum Distances while
Shooting Nails
Shooting
Nails
Masonry
Concrete,
reinforced
concrete
Steel
Distance to
the edges
5 cm 5 cm
3x
Diameter
of the nail
shaft
Distance
between
each other
10x
Diameter
of the nail
shaft
10x
Diameter
of the nail
shaft
5x
Diameter
of the nail
shaft
4.2 Minimum Thicknesses of the
Subsurfaces
Masonry and concrete:
The thickness of the masonry or concrete must
a least be equal to three times the penetration
depth [L] of the setting nail, but at least 10 cm in
any case.
L
3 x L
>10 cm
Steel:
The steel has to be at least 3 mm thick.
4.3 Setting the Firing Strength
WARNING
Severe injuries in case of
overpenetration of the setting nail
Should be does not re immediately
after pressing the trigger, keep the
Nail Setting Tool pressed against the
target material for at least another
30 seconds.
Perform a test fastening procedure
using the lowest permissible
cartridge and ring strengths.
If the setting nail does not penetrate
far enough into the material:
Gradually increase the ring
strength.
If the setting nail does not penetrate
deep enough into the material in
spite of having set the highest ring
strength: Insert a cartridge with
a higher strength rating and repeat
the test fastening procedure - start
with the lowest ring strength again.
Setting the ring strength on the adjustment
wheel:
Increase: turn in „+“ direction
Decrease: turn in „-“ direction.
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4.4 Using the Nail Setting Tool
WARNING
Serious injuries due to accidental
triggering
Always keep the ngers away from
the trigger if the Nail Setting Tool is
not facing the target material.
Determine the suitable ring strength
by test fastening, see chapter 4.3
„Setting the Firing Strength“.
If the cartridge does not re
immediately after pressing the
trigger, keep the Nail Setting Tool
pressed against the target material
for at least another 30 seconds.
For every workstation change:
Remove the cartridge and carry
the Nail Setting Tool with the barrel
pointing down.
After you nished working: rst
remove the cartridge and then
the setting nail. Keep the Powder
Actuated Tool stored in the tool
box and store the cartridge strips
in a safe place – both components
separately from each other.
Firing the Shooting Nails:
Firmly grab the Nail Setting Tool with
both hands (see image) and push the
barrel against the material to be fastened
(90° angle, device facing downward) (1).
Pull the trigger (2).
2
1
90°
5 Inspection and Cleaning
Nail Setting Tools have to be cleaned after use in
order to remove the accumulated carbon (due to
the combustion gasses).
WARNING
Serious injuries due to accidental
triggering
Remove the cartridge.
Remove the setting nail from the
magazine or single-shot attachment.
CAUTION
Hot surfaces
Let the Nail Setting Tool cool down.
5.1 Disassembling the Nail Setting
Tool
Unscrew the magazine (A) or single-shot
attachment (B).
AB
Remove the piston with the Insulation Ring
and piston return spring.
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Push the piston guide into the receptacle on
the device (1) and unscrew it (2).
1
2
5.2 Checking the interior Parts of
the Device
Check the interior parts of the device in
accordance with the following table. Replace
worn parts.
Wearing part Inspection
Piston return spring
Length (at least
161 mm)
Condition (cuts, general
wear)
Sealing ring
Thickness (at least
4 mm)
Condition (cuts, general
wear)
Piston Splinters and damage
5.3 Cleaning the interior Parts of
the Device
Clean the piston guide from the outside
using a hand-held wire brush (1).
Clean the piston guide and the receptacle on
the device from the inside using a round wire
brush (2).
Clean the piston from the outside using
a hand-held wire brush (3).
2
1
3
5.4 Assembling the Nail Setting
Tool
Mind the position of the groove when inserting
the piston guide.
Press the piston guide into the receptacle (1)
and screw it tight (2).
Insert the piston with sealing ring and the
piston return spring into the piston guide.
Screw the magazine or the single-shot
attachment onto the piston guide until you
hear the rst „click“ - then turn one more
time. (By using single shot attachment,
tighten till it stops.)
1
2
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5.5 Cleaning the Device Surfaces
NOTICE Damage to surfaces: Do not use any
thinners, solvents, gasoline, etc. for cleaning
purposes.
Clean the Nail Setting Tool using dry cloths.
Clean the tool box with dry cloths and
compressed air.
6 Technical Data
Type P3X
Category Indirect ring, low speed
Length with
single-shot
attachment
430 mm
Length with magazine 455 mm
Weight with
single-shot
attachment
2.8 kg
Weight with magazine 3.2 kg
Magazine capacity 10 nails
Power levels Yellow (4), red (6)
Sound power level* LWA 96 dB
Sound pressure level*
LpA (workstation) 94 dB
LpA (max.) 135 dB
Vibrations* < 2.5 m/s²
Year of manufacture 2013
Shooting Nails
Type 8.6 mm head nails
Length (magazine) 15 mm bis 60 mm
Length (single shot) up to 76 mm
Cartridges
Calibre 0.25
Type
Type 10 round cartridges
(6.3/10)
Power levels Yellow (4), red (6)
*Values can vary: The work environment,
workpiece support, workpiece, contact pressing
force and so forth affect the noise development
at the place of operation and the effects of
vibrations on the object.
Subject to technical changes.
7 Troubleshooting
Only perform troubleshooting measure that are
speci ed here.
The Nail Setting Tool may only be maintained
and repaired by an authorized specialist
workshop.
Cartridge does not re:
Cause(s) Measure(s)
Barrel not pressed
rmly enough against
the surface
Press the barrel harder
against the surface
Cartridge did not rotate
Check the transport
latch.
Remove foreign objects
Malfunction of the
cartridge
Insert a new cartridge
Nail Setting Tool
defective
Have the Nail Setting
Tool be repaired by an
authorized specialist
workshop
Barrel or piston blocked:
Cause(s) Measure(s)
Nail Setting Tool has
overheated
Let the Nail Setting Tool
cool down
Foreign object in the
barrel or piston guide
See chapter 5
„Inspection and
Cleaning“
Bent barrel
Have the Nail Setting
Tool be repaired by an
authorized specialist
workshop
Forbidden or
unauthorized Shooting
Nails in the magazine
or single-shot
attachment
See chapter 2.5
„Shooting Nails“ and
chapter 6 „Technical
Data
Nail Setting Tool
defective
Have the Nail Setting
Tool be repaired by an
authorized specialist
workshop
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Performance weak or uctuating:
Cause(s) Measure(s)
Interior parts of the
device dirty or worn
See chapter 5
„Inspection and
Cleaning“
Barrel can only be pressed against the
surface with much force:
Cause(s) Measure(s)
Foreign object in the
barrel or piston guide
See chapter 5
„Inspection and
Cleaning“
Interior parts of the
device dirty or worn
Bent barrel
Have the Nail Setting
Tool be repaired by an
authorized specialist
workshop
Magazine cover does not close:
Cause(s) Measure(s)
More than 10 Shooting
Nails in one magazine
Remove Shooting Nails
Foreign object in
magazine
Remove foreign objects
Forbidden or
unauthorized Shooting
Nails in the magazine
See chapter 2.5
„Shooting Nails“ and
chapter 6 „Technical
Data
Poor feeding of Shooting Nails (magazine):
Cause(s) Measure(s)
Foreign object in
magazine
Clean magazine
Faulty feeding spring
mechanism in the
magazine
Replace magazine
Interior parts of the
device dirty or worn
See chapter 5
„Inspection and
Cleaning“
Barrel is rmly pressed against the surface,
but the Shooting Nails are not red when
pulling the trigger:
Cause(s) Measure(s)
Barrel not pressed
rmly enough against
the surface
Press the barrel harder
against the surface
Forbidden or
unauthorized Shooting
Nails in the magazine
See chapter 2.5
„Shooting Nails“ and
chapter 6 „Technical
Data
Magazine not inserted
properly
See chapter
2.3 „Magazine
and Single-Shot
Attachment“
Foreign object in the
barrel or piston guide
See chapter 5
„Inspection and
Cleaning“
Nail Setting Tool
defective
Have the Nail Setting
Tool be repaired by an
authorized specialist
workshop
Shooting Nails do not penetrate deep enough
into the material to be fastened:
Cause(s) Measure(s)
Firing strength too low
See chapter 4.3
„Setting the Firing
Strength“
Setting nail too long Use a setting nail that
matches the target
material
Target material too hard
Setting nail strikes hard
foreign objects in the
target material, such
as nails
Aim the Nail Setting
Tool elsewhere
Test the Nail Setting
Tool elsewhere on the
target material
Nail Setting Tool has to
be serviced
Have the Nail Setting
Tool be serviced/
maintained by an
authorized specialist
workshop
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Shooting Nails penetrate too deeply into the
target material:
Cause(s) Measure(s)
Firing strength too high
See chapter 4.3
„Setting the Firing
Strength“
Setting nail too short
Use a nail that matches
the target material
Target material too soft
Setting nail strikes
cavities or soft foreign
objects in the target
material
Test the Nail Setting
Tool elsewhere on the
target material
Test the Nail Setting
Tool on a different
target material
8 Guarantee
DEWALT is con dent of the quality of its
products and offers an outstanding guarantee
for professional users of the product. This
guarantee statement is in addition to and in
no way prejudices your contractual rights as
a professional user or your statutory rights as
a private non-professional user. The guarantee is
valid within the territories of the Member States
of the European Union and the European Free
Trade Area.
ONE YEAR FULL WARRANTY
If your D
EWALT product becomes defective
due to faulty materials or workmanship within
12 months from the date of purchase, DEWALT
guarantees to replace all defective parts free of
charge or – at our discretion – replace the unit
free of charge provided that:
The product has not been misused;
Repairs have not been attempted by
unauthorised persons;
Proof of purchase is produced;
The product is returned compiete with all
original components.
Wear and tear parts are not covered by warranty.
These parts are: driver blade, driver blade return
springs and rubber bumpers.
If you wish to make a claim, contact your seller
or check the location of your nearest authorised
D
EWALT repair agent in the DEWALT catalogue
or contact your D
EWALT of ce at the address
indicated in this manual. A list of authorised
D
EWALT repair agents and full details of our
after-sales service is available on the Internet at:
www.2helpU.com.
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9 Declaration of Conformity
In accordance with Machinery
Directive
2006/42/EC
Product: Nail Setting Tool
Type: D
EWALT DDF213000
The designated product corresponds to the
provisions of Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC as
well as the harmonized EN 15895 standard.
The signatory is responsible for compiling the
technical documents and submits this declaration
on behalf of D
EWALT.
For more information, please contact D
EWALT at
the following address. For additional addresses,
please refer to the backside of this instruction
manual.
Colin Earl
Idstein, 22. April 2014
Vice President HTF
Construction and DIY Europe
D
EWALT, Richard-Klinger-Straße 11
D-65510, Idstein, Germany
10 C.I.P. Approval
Con rmation
The DEWALT P3X device is type-approved and
system-tested. The square approval symbol
contains the registered approval number „PTB
S 823“. With this, DEWALT guarantees that the
device complies with the approved type.
Inadmissible defects that are detected during
operation have to be reported to the authority
responsible for the approval (PTB Braunschweig)
as well as the Permanent International
Commission (Permanent International
Commission, Avenue de la Renaissance 30,
B-1000 Brussels, Belgium).
Approval of the technical unit consisting of
type-approved tool and speci ed cartridge in
a magazine is documented by system approval.
The test certi cate numbers of the respective
system approvals are listed in the following
table:
DEWALT
Magazined cartridge
stripes for P3X
PTB
Test certi cate
number of the system
approval
D
EWALT 6.3/10
(.25 cal.), gelb
PTB Sy 823 DW 14
D
EWALT 6.3/10
(.25 cal.), rot
PTB Sy 824 DW 16
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EWALT
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EWALT
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