1. The clamping cam on the fixture is adjusted too tightly or too loosely.
2. The downward pressing distance between the two clamped Shooting Nails Or Drive Pins is too small, or the size of the clamping cam is unsuitable.
3. The pressure of the lower clamping plate is improperly adjusted, or the pressure of the upper clamping plate is too high.
4. The upper clamping plate is unsuitable, or the top surface of the lower clamping plate is uneven.
5. The upper mold of the Nails For Gun is not level.
6. Poor mold installation or improper cooling causes steel jamming, which jams the lower clamping plate when it is tightened.
7. The upper clamping plate size is unsuitable, or the lower clamping plate size is too small, preventing the Nails For Gun from being ejected by the lower clamping cam.
8. During processing, the top cap of the upper mold of the Nails For Gun is tilted, preventing the lower clamping plate from ejecting the top cap.
9. The Nails For Gun is tilted during processing, preventing the lower clamping plate from ejecting the Nails For Gun.
10. A horizontal positioning device is installed on the Nails For Gun. The positioning device works in conjunction with the adjusting screws of the upper pressure plate. Adjusting the positioning device allows the Nails For Gun to pass smoothly over the upper pressure plate.