Nails For Gun have many components, some of which are wear parts. Problems with these parts can lead to a decrease in the overall performance of the Shooting Nails Or Drive Pins.
Let's look at how to handle problems with rebar sleeves and thread rolling wheels.
To avoid affecting the operation of the Shooting Nails Or Drive Pins and the quality of the nails, the first thing to do is replace the broken rebar sleeve.
If it's just dull, it needs to be removed, the front cutting edge ground off, and then reinstalled for reuse. However, if it's broken, it must be replaced with a new part.
The same applies to thread rolling wheels. Long-term use will wear down the tooth profile, causing it to be unable to roll qualified threads.
In this case, the thread rolling wheel needs to be replaced. When replacing it, the pitch washer must be adjusted; otherwise, the Shooting Nails Or Drive Pins will also malfunction.