Battery-Powered Strapping Tool: Kronos

BATTERY-POWERED
STRAPPING TOOL
KRONOS
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H-46
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Original Instruction
For Parts & Service 1-877-862-6699 02/2018
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For Parts & Service 1-877-862-6699

CONTENTS
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PART I
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1. General Safety Rules .......................................................................... A1
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2. Functional Unit ................................................................................... A3
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3. Technical Data .................................................................................... A4
4. Operation Elements ............................................................................ A5

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5. Operation ............................................................................................ A6
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6. Maintenance ..................................................................................... A15
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7. Troubleshooting ............................................................................... A16

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1. Wiring Diagram .................................................................................. B1
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1. Tensioning Unit .................................................................................. C1
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2. Gripper Unit ....................................................................................... C9
3. Linkage Unit ..................................................................................... C11

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4. Sealing & Cutting Unit ..................................................................... C13

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5. Body Frame Unit ................................................................................ C17

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6. Battery Unit ...................................................................................... C19

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PART I
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1. General Safety Rules
Warning:
DO NOT attempt to operate the tool until you have read and understood all instructions and
safety rules contained in this manual. Failure to comply may result in accidents involving
fire, electric shock, or serious personal injury. Save this owner’s manual for future
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reference and review it frequently for safe operation.
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Work Area
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a. Keep work area clean and well lit. Cluttered and dark areas invite accidents.
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b. Do not operate Power tools in explosive atmospheres, such as in the presence of
flammable liquids, gases or dust. Power tools create sparks which may ignite the dust
or fumes.
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c. Keep bystanders, children and visitors away while operating a tool. Distractions can
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cause you to lose control.
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a. Charger’s plugs must match the outlet. Never modify the plug in any way. Do not
use any adapter plugs with earthed (grounded) power tools. Unmodified plugs and
matching outlets will reduce risk of electric shock.
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b. Avoid body contact with earthed or grounded surfaces such as pipes, radiators,
ranges and refrigerators. There is an increased risk of electric shock if your body is
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earthed or grounded.
c. Do not expose power tools to rain or wet conditions. Water entering a power tool will
increase the risk of electric shock.
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d. Do not abuse the cord of charger. Never use the cord for carrying, pulling or
unplugging the power tool. Keep cord away from heat, oil, sharp edges or moving
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parts. Damaged or entangled cords increase the risk of electric shock.

e. When operating a power tool outdoors, use an extension cord suitable for outdoor
use. Use of a cord suitable for outdoor use reduces the risk of electric shock.
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Personal Safety
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a. Stay alert, watch what you are doing and use common sense when operating a tool.
Do not use a tool while you are tired or under the influence of drugs, alcohol or
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medication. A moment of inattention while operating power tools may result in serious
personal injury.
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b. Use personal protective equipment. Always wear eye protection. Protective

equipment such as dust mask, non-skid safety shoes, hard hat, or hearing protection used
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for appropriate conditions will reduce personal injuries.

c. Avoid accidental starting. Ensure the switch is in the off-position before insert
Battery. Carrying tools with your finger with the switch on invites accidents.
d. Remove any adjusting key or wrench before operation the tool. A wrench or a key
left attached to a rotating part of the tool may result in personal injury.
e. Do not overreach. Keep proper footing and balance at all times. This enables
better control of the tool in unexpected situations.
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f. Dress properly. Do not wear loose clothing or jewellery. Keep your hair, clothing
and gloves away from moving parts. Loose clothes, jewellery or long hair can be
caught in moving parts.
Power Tool Use and Care

a. Do not use the tool if the switch does not turn it on and off. Any tool that cannot be
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controlled with the switch is dangerous and must be repaired.
b. Take off the battery pack from the tool before making any adjustments, changing
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accessories, or storing tools. Such preventive safety measures reduce the risk of starting
the tool accidentally.
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c. Store idle tools out of the reach of children and do not allow persons unfamiliar with
the tool or these instructions to operate the tool. Tools are dangerous in the hands of
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untrained users.
d. Maintain tools. Check for misalignment or binding of moving parts, breakage of
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parts and any other condition that may affect the tool’s operation. If damaged,
have the tool repaired before use. Many accidents are caused by poorly maintained
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tools.
e. Use the tool, accessories and tool bits etc. In accordance with these instructions,
taking into account the working conditions and the work to be performed. Use of
the tool for operations different from those intended could result in a hazardous situation.
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Battery Use and Care
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a. Ensure the switch is in the off position before inserting the battery pack. Inserting the
battery pack into power tools that have the switch on invites accidents.
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b. Recharge only with the charger specified by the manufacturer. A charger that is suitable
for one type of battery pack may create a risk of fire when used with another battery pack.
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c. Use power tools only with specifically designated battery packs. Use of any other battery
packs may create a risk of injury and fire.
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d. When the battery pack is not in use, keep it away from other metal objects like paper clips,
coins, keys, nails, screws, or other small metal objects that can make a connection from
one terminal to another. Shorting the battery terminals together may cause burns or a
fire.
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e. Under abusive conditions, liquid may be ejected from the battery; avoid contact. If
contact accidentally occurs, flush with water. If liquid contacts eyes, additionally seek
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medical help. Liquid ejected from the battery may cause irritation or burns.
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Service
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a. Have your power tool serviced by a qualified trained person using only identical
replacement parts. This will ensure that the safety of the power tool is maintained.
b. Tool service must be performed only by qualified trained personnel. Service or
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maintenance performed by unqualified personnel may result in a risk of injury.

c. When servicing a tool, use only identical replacement parts. Follow instructions in the
Maintenance section of this manual. Use of unauthorized parts or failure to follow
Maintenance Instructions may create a risk of shock or injury.
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2. Functional Unit
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6. Battery Unit
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2. Gripper Unit
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3. Linkage Unit
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5. Body Frame Unit

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4. Sealing & Cutting Unit

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1. Tensioning Unit
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3. Technical Data
Model number H-46A-12 H-46A-16 H-46B-16 H-46B-19
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Battery Type BOSCH Li-Ion , 18Vdc 4.0Ah
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About 40 minutes
Charging Time
(after 20 minutes, approx. 70% charge capacity)
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Strapping Speed 5 sec/cycle (Auto)
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Strap Width 11-13mm 15-16mm 15-16mm 19mm
Strap Type PET, PP
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PP：0.6mm -1.05mm PP : 0.75mm - 1.3mm
Strap Thickness
PET : 0.5mm -1.05mm PET：0.6mm - 1.3mm
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Sealing Joint friction weld
Vibration AL 7.77m/s^2
sound pressure level: 82dB(A)
Noise emission
sound power level: 92dB(A)
Tension (max) 250 kg (551 lbs) 400kg(881lbs)
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Dimensions
358mm × 143mm × 167mm
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(L)×(W)×(H)
Weight 4.3 kg (9.5 lbs) 4.4 kg(9.7lbs)
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The ambient temperature should be between -5℃ and 45℃

( 23 ℉ and 113℉)
Working Temperature
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The best performance is achieved between 15℃ and 20℃

(59℉ and 68℉)
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Remarks:
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If the tool will be idle for a long time, be sure to take out the battery to avoid reducing the
battery's life span.
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4. Operating Elements
Sealing switch
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Tension switch (Auto) Operation Panel
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Battery F
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Handle lever
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A ：Operation mode indicator

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B ：Operation mode set button

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C ：Tension force adjustment button
D ：Sealing time adjustment button

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E ：Battery power indicator

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F ：Digital display for Tension , Sealing time, error code….

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5. Operation
5.1 Charging the Battery
When you receive battery, its capacity may not be sufficient. Please charge fully before
using.
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Insert battery into battery charger slot. The charging process and error functions are
indicated by a green and a red light . For detailed information, refer to the operating
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instructions for the battery and battery charger.
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Charging times:
Recharging of empty battery: approx. 20 to 45 minutes
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Battery is equipped with fuel gauge . Press button to check the status of capacity, as shown
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on Fig. a
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70-100 % capacity
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10-39% capacity
fuel gauge button
lower than 10% (Fig-a)
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Caution!
Remove battery from charger upon charging process is completed. Otherwise, it may shorten
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battery’s service life due to over-charging.

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In order to achieve the best charging capacity, after tool exhausted battery power, please wait
until the battery has cooled down before recharging.
Remove battery from tool when tool is not in use.
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Battery does not require a full charge before storage ，every 6 months under normal
temperature and environment, check the fuel gauge if only one LED lights up, please charge
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about 10 min. until two LEDs light up.

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5.2 Inserting the Battery
Insert the battery from the top downward to the bottom into the battery slot of the tool until
hear the “click” sound. (refer to Fig. b).
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(Fig. b)
Removing the Empty Battery

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If the Battery power indicator on Operation Panel is flash, that means the battery is
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Please push the unlatching buttons (red color) on the top of the battery to take off the
battery.
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The last welding on the package might not have sufficient seal efficiency
and you would need to do it again after recharging the battery.
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5.3 Adjustments
Operation Panel
5.3.1 Adjusting the Operation mode
(Auto) → (Semi) → (Manu) →

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Press and hold the button “B” for 1 sec, if the tool beeps and flashes the indicator, the
tool is for adjusting the operation mode now. Press then release the button “B” to change
the mode, and the mode sequence is as the cycle above. Or press and keep holding the
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button “B”, then the mode will be changed automatically with the sequence.
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Caution!
If the soft indicator is light on, the current tension setting is in low force range, and it
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takes longer to complete tensioning as the tensioning wheel is slower. This mode is
suitable for fragile product or while using PP straps.
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5.3.2 Adjusting the strap Tension force

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Press and hold the button “C” for 1 sec, if the tool beeps,
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the tool is for adjusting the tension force now. The

digital display shows the current setting. Press then
release the button “C” to change the tension force range,
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and the mode sequence is as the cycle below. Or press

and keep holding the button “C”, then the tension force
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range will be changed automatically with the sequence.

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Strap Tension Force Correspondence Table:
H-46A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
kg 90 110 130 150 170 190 210 230 250
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lbs 198 242 286 330 375 418 463 507 551
kg 40 52 64 76 88 100 112 124 136
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lbs 88 114 141 167 194 220 247 273 300
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H-46B 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
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kg 120 155 190 225 260 295 330 365 400
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lbs 264 342 419 496 573 650 727 805 882
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kg 40 55 70 85 100 115 130 145 160
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lbs 88 121 154 187 220 253 286 319 353
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5.3.3 Adjusting the Sealing Time
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Press and hold the button “D” for 1 sec, if the tool beeps, the tool is for adjusting the
sealing time now. The “F” Digital display will show the current sealing time setting.
Press then release the button “D” to change the sealing time range, and the mode
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sequence is as the cycle below. Or press and keep holding the button “D”, then the
sealing time range will be changed automatically with the sequence.
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1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9
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5.4 Feeding the Strap Around the Package
The strapping is fed around the package as illustrated.

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Warning! The plastic strap which will be

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welded must be free from oil, grease and

other dirt.
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Dirty plastic straps can't be welded correct!

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5.5 Inserting the Strap

Pull up the handle lever firmly with your right hand.
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Insert the two straps well aligned on each other into

the strap guide using your left hand.
Release the handle lever.
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5.6 Tensioning and Sealing the Straps
5.6.1 Auto mode or
Press down the tension switch “1” ，hold on or leave

the tension switch，the tool will tensioning till desired
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tension is reached. Then the tool will do sealing and
cutting by itself. After the audible signal sound, cycle is
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finished.
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Caution!
In some case want to stop tool work, just push down
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Tension or sealing switch.
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Max tensioning time is 4 second. That is Press down
the tension switch “1” ，after 4 seconds still nor reach
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desired tension, tool will stop tensioning.
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Press down the tension switch “1” until the desired
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tension is reached. The tool will do sealing and
cutting by itself.
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The tensioning process can be stopped at any time

and continued again. since release tension switch “1”
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tensioning process will stop, press down again and

again till the desired tension is reached, The tool will
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do sealing and cutting by itself.

After the audible signal sound, cycle is finished.
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5.6.3 manual mode or

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Press down the tension switch “1” till desired

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tension is reached, tool will have “be” sound . or

release it, and press down again and again till the
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desired tension is reached.

Press down the sealing switch “2” for sealing and
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cutting straps.
After the audible signal sound, cycle is finished.
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5.7 Removing the Tool
Pull up the handle lever, pull the tool right / backwards
and off the strapping.
5.8 Seal - Control
A regular control of the seal is necessary. The seal can
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be examined visually.
Make a seal, peel it apart and examine it as follows：
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Correct Seal
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The seal must be completely welded over the whole
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width of the strap on a length.
Minor quantities of fused plastic may overflow on sides.
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Welding Time Too Short
The plastic strap is not welded over the whole width of
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The seal efficiency is insufficient.
Warning! Straps with insufficient seal strength must be
removed from the package!
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Adjust the welding time. (see Page A9 5.3.3 Adjusting
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the Sealing Time)

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Welding Time Too Long

If the welding time is too long the straps are
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overheated.
The fused plastic overflows on both sides of the straps.
The seal efficiency is affected.
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Warning! Straps with insufficient seal strength must be

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removed from the package!

Adjust the welding time.(see Page A9 5.3.3 Adjusting
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the Sealing Time

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Caution!
During use of various width strap, it can happen that the welding is not uniform. If this
happens you can set the welding area adjustment the screw (pic.D1 -D2)
If welding is mostly on the external strap side (pic.D3) to unscrew slightly the external set
screw and if it need screw slightly the internal set screw to have a uniform welding (pic.D4)
If welding is mostly on the internal strap side (pic.D5) to unscrew slightly the internal set
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screw and if it needs screw slightly the external set screw to have a uniform welding
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(pic.D6)
(D1) (D2) (D3)
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(D4) (D5) (D6)
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5.9 others
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5.9.1 Battery power on operation panel

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70-100%
40-69%
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1-39%
Empty
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5.9.2 Cycle counter
Press and hold sealing switch and “SET” for 1 second, the digital display will show the
strapping cycle. The counter number contains 6 digits which are displayed orderly from
millions digit to one digit after showing the “-” symbol, and each digit displays 1 second
with a 0.5-second blank interval. Then cycle counter number will display again after the “-”
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symbol, then the tool will go to standby mode.
For example, “- 0 0 0 1 3 8 –“ means the tool has performed strapping 138 times.
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5.9.3 Panel function lock
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Press and keep holding tension switch and sealing switch , then insert the battery, and
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the display will show letter “L” (Lock) for 1 second and all setting will be locked. In
this situation, all the value indicates your set up before locking.
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If the user wants to change the mode to operation mode, tension force setting mode or
sealing time setting mode, the display will show letter “L” only. The cycle counter is
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still accessible in this situation.
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The procedure to unlock panel function is the same as the procedure to lock panel
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5.10.1 WEARING PLATE

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The tool can be equipped with a stainless steel plate to protect the base against
excessive wear when using it on abrasive surfaces like bricks, concrete, stones, etc ...
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The kit can be ordered with item H46-52100

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5.10.2 SUSPENSION HOOK
The tool could be equipped with a suspension hook(H46-50300). The hook must be
fixed to the tool by two screws (included) in vertical or horizontal position
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Strap stop (Front) Strap stop (Rear)
(#3) (#9)
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H-46A-12 H46-10610 H46-12510
H-46A-16/H-46B-16 H46-10600 H46-12500
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H-46B-19 - -
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5.11.1 Remove battery from tool. Remove three screws #6.

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5.11.2 Remove End Cover #5.

5.11.3 Remove screw #4 and strap stop(front) #3. Install the selected strap stop. Tighten the
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screw #4 after applying sealants such as Loctite222.

5.11.4 Remove screw #10 and strap stop(front) #9. Install the selected strap stop. Tighten the
screw #10 after applying sealants such as Loctite222.
5.11.5 Fit end cover #5, Tighten the screw #6 after applying sealants such as Loctite222.
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6. Maintenance
Please take off the battery before doing maintenance.
Daily：
Use air gun to clean the area around Tensioning Wheel (H46-10700/H46-10710) and Gripper
(H46-10900) and the area around Cutter (H46-40900) daily. Be sure to use the air gun by
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blowing the debris from the left side to avoid any debris blowing to inside of the tool.
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Tensioning Wheel Cutter
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Air blow
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Gripper
Air blow
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If air gun could not dislodge the debris between the teeth of Tensioning Wheel
(H46-10700/H46-10710) , it is suggested to sharp the tip of PET (or other plastic) strap and use
it as a tool to clean the strap debris.
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Please do not use any metal material or hard material to clean the teeth to avoid any damage to
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the teeth.
Tensioning Wheel
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PET strap
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DISPOSAL
The power tool, accessories and packaging materials should be sorted for
environmental-friendly recycling.
Do not dispose of power tools into household waste!
According the European Guideline 2002/96/EC for Waste Electrical and
Electronic Equipment and its implementation into national right, power
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tools that are no longer usable must be collected separately and disposed
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of in an environmentally correct manner.
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7. Troubleshooting
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(1) The strap slips while tensioning
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a. Tension force setting is higher than the Strap Strength. Please reduce the tension (refer
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to Page no.8 in Part I of Manual).
b. There is too much strap debris on the teeth of the Tensioning Wheel
(H46-10700/H46-10710) or Gripper (H46-10900)
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c. Strap Stop (H46-10600 /H46-10610) touches the straps. (shown as following
drawing). Please clean the Tensioning Wheel (H46-10700/H46-10710) and feed the
strap appropriately until the Strap Stop won’t affect the strap while tension.
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H46-10600/H46-10610
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Strap Stop touches the straps

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touch the strap

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d. The Tensioning Wheel (H46-10700/H46-10710) or Gripper (H46-10900) teeth is worn

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and need replacement.
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(2) The strap can not be cut completely
a. The sealing time might be set too short.
b. The strap is not thread correctly so a small part of the strap is not cut completely.
c. The Cutter (H46-40900) is worn.
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(3) Error Code
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E01：M1 over load.
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E02：M2 cannot back to home position.
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The SQ1 sensor could be damaged or the connection is loose.
E04：M2 over load.
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The strap could be too thick or the H46-40200 Swivel Bracket is not moving smoothly.
E05：PCB overheats.
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The tool needs stop working until the PCB cool down to normal temperature.
E07：M1 cannot run.

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The wire connection of M1 could be loose or the mechanism is stuck.
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PART II
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1 Wiring Diagram
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PART III
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1 TENSIONING UNIT H46-10000
a. (For H-46A) H46-10010
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PART NO. DESCRIPTION Q'TY REMARKS
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H46-10000 Tensioning Unit (For H-46A, 12mm) 1
H46-10010 Tensioning Unit (For H-46A, 16mm) 1
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1 H46-10200 Bracket A 1
2 H46-10300 Swivel Shaft 1
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3 H46-10400 Front Gear A 3
4 H46-10500 Cam Disk 1
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5 H46-10600 Strap Stop (For 16mm) 1
H46-10610 Strap Stop (For 12mm) 1
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6 H46-10700 Tensioning Wheel A 1
7 H46-10800 Tensioning Body 1
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8 H46-10900 Gripper 1
9 H46-11010 End Cover 1
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10 H46-11100 Shaft 1
11 H46-11200 Strap Stop 1
12 H46-11300 Spur Wheel A AL 1
13 H46-11500 Tensioning Wheel Shaft A 1
14 H46-11700 Rear Gear A 3
15 H46-12000 Bevel Gear A 1
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16 H46-12100 Bevel Gear A 1
17 H46-12400 Bushing 1
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18 H46-12500 Strap Stop (For 16mm) 1

H46-12510 Strap Stop (For 12mm) 1
19 H46-13100 Collar 1
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20 H46-21410 Collar (φ6) 1

21 H46-51900 Washer 1
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30 BRFC0612 Bearing, FC0612 1

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31 BR6802ZZ Bearing, 6802ZZ 1

32 BR6807Z Bearing, 6807Z 2
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33 BR6902-2RS Bearing, 6902 2RS 1

34 HFL1022 Bearing, 10×14×22 1
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35 H42-1212 Spring 1
36 H44-10070 Washer 2
37 MB1010 Metal Bushing, 1010 2
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38 MCO-A-183200 Spacer 1
39 MWA-A-140050 Washer 1
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40 TLA1015 Needle Bearing, 1015 1

41 SR15 Snap Ring, S-15 1
42 LA-60100 Label 1
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a. (For H-46A) H46-10010
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45 HSS0303N HSS, M3×3 (N) 2
46 HSS0305 HSS, M3×5 1
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47 HSS0406GN HSS, M4×6 (G)(N) 3
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55 FHS0308N FHS, M3×8 (N) 2
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47
37
33 4
.T
34
R
61 32
5
3
18
AD
31 56
30
6
39
IT
40
22
32
-C5-
12
IO
36 16
N
(For H-46B)
15
16
TENSIONING UNIT
14

2
AL
13
38 8
62
38 45
21
TO
11
36
46
23
O55 24
7
35 41
47
L.
60 9 10
C
70
H46-10030
H46-10020
65
O
M
b. (For H-46B) H46-10030
REF.
NO.
H46-10020 Tensioning Unit (For H-46B, 16mm) 1
H46-10030 Tensioning Unit (For H-46B, 19mm) 1
M
1 H46-10210 Bracket B 1
2 H46-10300 Swivel Shaft 1
O
3 H46-10410 Front Gear B 3
4 H46-10500 Cam Disk 1
C
5 H46-10600 Strap Stop (Only 16mm) 1
6 H46-10710 Tensioning Wheel B 1
L.
7 H46-10800 Tensioning Body 1
8 H46-10900 Gripper 1
O
9 H46-11000 End Cover 1
10 H46-11100 Shaft 1
TO
11 H46-11200 Strap Stop 1
12 H46-11310 Spur Wheel B 1
13 H46-11320 Tension Gear AL 1
14 H46-11510 Tensioning Wheel Shaft B 1
15 H46-11520 Tension Shaft 1
16 H46-11710 Rear Gear B 6
N
17 H46-12010 Bevel Gear B 1
18 H46-12110 Bevel Gear B 1
IO
19 H46-12300 Bushing 1
20 H46-12400 Bushing 1
21 H46-12500 Strap Stop (Only 16mm) 1
IT
22 H46-12700 Bushing 1
23 H46-13100 Collar 1
AD
24 H46-21410 Collar (φ6) 1

R
30 BRFC0612 Bearing, FC0612 1

.T
32 BR6807Z Bearing, 6807Z 2

33 BR6902-2RS Bearing, 6902 2RS 1
W
34 HFL1426 Bearing, 14×20×26 1

35 H42-1212 Spring 1
36 H44-10070 Washer 2
W
37 H44-10710 Lock Pin, 4×8 1

W
39 MWA-A-140050 Washer 2
40 SR15 Snap Ring, S-15 1
41 LA-60110 Label 1
-C6-
b. (For H-46B) H46-10030
REF.
NO.
45 HSS0303N HSS, M3×3 (N) 2
46 HSS0305 HSS, M3×5 1
M
47 HSS0406GN HSS, M4×6 (G)(N) 3
O
55 FHS0308N FHS, M3×8 (N) 2
C
56 FHS0410N FHS, M4×10 (N)(Only 16mm) 1
L.
60 THS0405N THS, M4×5 (N) 1
O
61 THS0408N THS, M4×8 (N) 1
62 THS0412N THS, M4×12 (N)(Only 16mm) 1
TO
65 HBS0412N HBS, M4×12 (N) AL 8
70 SW04 SW, M4 8
N
IO
IT
AD
R
.T
W
W
W
-C7-
M
O
C
L.
O
TO
AL
N
IO
IT
AD
R
.T
W
W
W
-C8-
W 55
W 26
70 13
2
46
45
W 67
3 11
71
9
.T
R 65
71 45
2
1
25 4
12
AD
13
45
IT
5
60 6
-C9-
IO
72
N 76
55
GRIPPER UNIT
10 70 27
26

AL
8
TO
75
71 7
66
O
14
L.
C
H46-20000
O
M
2 GRIPPER UNIT H46-20000
REF.
NO.
1 H46-20200 M2 Bracket 1
2 H46-20300 Shaft 1
3 H46-20400 Eccentric Shaft 1
M
4 H46-20500 Lever 1
5 H46-20600 Lever 1
O
6 H46-20700 Upper Linkage 1
7 H46-20800 Shaft 1
C
8 H46-21000 Lower Linkage 1
9 H46-21100 Shaft 1
L.
10 H46-21310 Bracket 1
11 H46-21400 Collar (φ5) 1
O
12 H46-21410 Collar (φ6) 1
13 H46-21600 Bushing 2
TO
14 H46-40600 Pin 1
25 H45-20080 M2 Motor
AL 1
26 H45-20090 Micro Switch 2
27 MSP-F-3514001 Spring 1
N
IO
45 HSS0303N HSS, M3×3 (N) 3

46 HSS0406GN HSS, M4×6 (G)(N) 1
IT
55 PMS0210N PMS, M2×10 (N) 4

AD
60 THS0412N THS, M4×12 (N) 2

R
.T
65 HBS0308N HBS, M3×8 (N) 1

66 HBS0310N HBS, M3×10 (N) 2
W
67 HBS0312N HBS, M3×12 (N) 2

W
70 SW02 SW, M2 4
71 SW03 SW, M3 5
W
72 SW04 SW, M4 2
75 PW03 PW, M3 2
76 PW06A PW, M6 (A) 1
-C10-
3 LINKAGE UNIT H46-30000
M
O
67
C
L.
4
O
30
66
TO
25
31
AL
7
33
8
N
IO
IT
1
9
AD
33
32
R 25
.T
45
W
6
W 45
26
W
2
5
75
65
-C11-
3 LINKAGE UNIT H46-30000
REF.
NO.
1 H46-30100 Handle Lever 1
2 H46-30200 Handle Cam 1
3 H46-30300 Block 1
M
4 H46-30400 Toothed Lever 1
5 H46-30600 Pawl Wheel 1
O
6 H46-30700 Pawl Shaft 1
7 H46-30800 Set Screw 1
C
8 H46-30900 Spring 1
9 H46-31000 Spring 1
L.
O
25 H44-10070 Washer 2
26 H45-10250 Washer 1
TO
30 ER03 Snap Ring, E-3
AL 1
Ball, φ7
N
33 SB07 2
IO
45 HSS0408GN HSS, M4×8 (G)(N) 2

IT
AD
65 HBS0406N HBS, M4×6 (N) 1

66 HBS0516N HBS, M5×16 (N) 1
67 HBS0608N HBS, M6×8 (N) 1
R
.T
75 PW04 PW, M4 1
W
W
W
-C12-
W
W 20
4
W
70
71
55
75
.T
45 76
21
R
30
32
1 31
3
AD
6
33 60
4
IT
14
15 10
7
11
-C13-
IO
12 2
31
75
N
65
13

8
AL
5
35
SEALING & CUTTING UNIT
34
TO
35
36
O
9 L.
C
H46-40000
46
O
46 M
4 SEALING & CUTTING UNIT H46-40000
REF.
NO.
1 H46-40100 Motor Support 1
2 H46-40200 Swivel Bracket 1
3 H46-40300 Welding Eccentric 1
4 H46-40400 Motor Support 1
M
5 H46-40500 Welding Shoe 1
6 H46-40800 Pully 1
O
7 H46-40900 Cutter 1
C
8 H46-41000 Welding Stop Gripper 1
9 H46-41100 Bolt 1
L.
10 H46-41500 Washer 1
11 H46-41600 Gear 1
O
12 H46-41700 Washer 1
13 H46-42000 Spring 1
TO
14 H46-42200 Cutter Bushing 1
15 H46-42300 Belt 1
AL
20 H46-10120 M1 Motor A'ssy 1
21 H46-21410 Collar (φ6) 1
N
IO
30 BRF6-14M Thrust Bearing, F6-14M 1

32 HFL0615-I Bearing, 6×10×15 1
IT
33 JTM-0615-015 Thrust Washer 1

34 TA1012 Needle Bearing, 1012 1
AD
35 SB05 Ball, φ5 4
36 SP0520 Spring Pin, 5×20 1
R
45 HSS0303N HSS, M3×3 (N) 1

.T
46 HSS0408GN HSS, M4×8 (G)(N) 2

W
55 FHS0310N FHS, M3×10 (N) 4

W
60 THS0410N THS, M4×10 (N) 1

W
65 HBS0410N HBS, M4×10 (N) 1
-C14-
4 SEALING & CUTTING UNIT H46-40000
REF.
NO.
70 HBS0430HN HBS, M4×30 (H)(N) 1
71 HBS0545HN HBS, M5×45 (H)(N) 2
M
75 SW04 SW, M4 2
O
76 SW05 SW, M5 2
C
L.
O
TO
AL
N
IO
IT
AD
R
.T
W
W
W
-C15-
M
O
C
L.
O
TO
AL
N
IO
IT
AD
R
.T
W
W
W
-C16-
W
60
61 5
4
W
60
W 61
5
.T
55 61 R
10
6
56
AD
7
3
IT
30
-C17-
IO
55
N
BODY FRAME UNIT

AL
25
TO
12 9 (Option)
56
2 (Option)
O
70 11
65 8
50
L.
50 50
C
H46-50010
H46-50000
O
M
5 BODY FRAME UNIT H46-50000
H46-50010
REF.
NO.
H46-50000 Body Frame Unit (For H-46A) 1
H46-50010 Body Frame Unit (For H-46B) 1
M
1 H46-50100 Body Frame (For H-46A) 1
H46-50110 Body Frame (For H-46B) 1
O
2 H46-50300 Suspension Bracket (Option) 1
3 H46-50800 Cover Front 1
C
4 H46-50900 Cover Rear 1
5 H46-51000 M1 Cover Upper 1
L.
6 H46-51200 Cover 1
7 H46-51210 Cover 1
O
8 H46-51500 Bottom Base Wearing Protection Plate 1
(Option)
TO
9 H46-51800 Bottom Base Protection Plate (Option) 1
10 H46-52000 Bottom Base Protection Plate 1
11 H46-52100 Bottom Base Wearing Protection Plate
AL 1
Set (Option)
12 H46-52200 Suspension Bracket Set (Option) 1
N
25 LA-60120 Label 1
IO
30 MB0810 Metal Bushing, 0810 (For H-46A) 1

MB0812 Metal Bushing, 0812 (For H-46B) 1
IT
AD
50 FHS0410N FHS, M4×10 (N)(Option) 6

R
55 TMS0410N TMS, M4×10 (N) 3

.T
56 TMS0420N TMS, M4×20 (N) 2

W
60 TTP0312BN TTP, M3×12 (B)(N) 4

61 TTP0425BN TTP, M4×25 (B)(N) 6
W
W
65 HBS0516N HBS, M5×16 (N)(Option) 2
70 SW05 SW, M5 (Option) 2
-C18-
6 BATTERY UNIT H46-60000
H46-60010
M
O
3
C
2
L.
15
17
O
60
TO
AL 5
N 10
IO 11
IT
9
AD
R
.T
6
7
W
W
61
16
4
W
1
61
-C19-
6 BATTERY UNIT H46-60000
H46-60010
REF.
NO.
H46-60000 Battery Unit (For H-46A, 220V/230V/240V) 1
H46-60010 Battery Unit (For H-46A, 110V) 1
M
H46-60020 Battery Unit (For H-46B, 220V/230V/240V) 1
H46-60030 Battery Unit (For H-46B, 110V) 1
O
1 H46-60100 Control Panel 1
2 H46-60200 Push Button Switch 2
C
3 H46-60300 Battery 1
4 H46-60400 Control P.C.B (For H-46A) 1
L.
H46-60410 Control P.C.B (For H-46B) 1
5 H46-60500 Power P.C.B 1
O
6 H46-60600 Wire Ass'y 1
7 H46-60800 Position Wire 1
TO
8 H46-60900 Switch Wire 1
9 H45-60280 Li-Ion Battery Charger (For 110V) 1
H46-61010 Li-Ion Battery Charger (For
AL 1
220V/230V/240V)
10 H46-61100 Wire For M2 (Black) 1
11 H46-61110 Wire For M2 (White) 1
N
IO
15 H46-51100 Adapter Frame 1

16 H46-51300 Cover 1
17 H46-51400 Adapter Pole 3
IT
AD
60 TTP0306 TTP, M3×6 3

61 TTP2.510N TTP, M2.5×10 (N) 2
R
.T
W
W
W
-C20-

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4. Operation Elements ............................................................................ A5

7. Troubleshooting ............................................................................... A16

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1. Wiring Diagram .................................................................................. B1

3. Linkage Unit ..................................................................................... C11

4. Sealing & Cutting Unit ..................................................................... C13

5. Body Frame Unit ................................................................................ C17

6. Battery Unit ...................................................................................... C19

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parts. Damaged or entangled cords increase the risk of electric shock.

b. Use personal protective equipment. Always wear eye protection. Protective

for appropriate conditions will reduce personal injuries.

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Power Tool Use and Care

maintenance performed by unqualified personnel may result in a risk of injury.

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5. Body Frame Unit

4. Sealing & Cutting Unit

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Model number H-46A-12 H-46A-16 H-46B-16 H-46B-19

The ambient temperature should be between -5℃ and 45℃

The best performance is achieved between 15℃ and 20℃

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A ：Operation mode indicator

B ：Operation mode set button

C ：Tension force adjustment button

D ：Sealing time adjustment button

E ：Battery power indicator

F ：Digital display for Tension , Sealing time, error code….

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battery’s service life due to over-charging.

about 10 min. until two LEDs light up.

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Removing the Empty Battery

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(Auto) → (Semi) → (Manu) →

5.3.2 Adjusting the strap Tension force

the tool is for adjusting the tension force now. The

and the mode sequence is as the cycle below. Or press

range will be changed automatically with the sequence.

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5.4 Feeding the Strap Around the Package

The strapping is fed around the package as illustrated.

Warning! The plastic strap which will be

welded must be free from oil, grease and

Dirty plastic straps can't be welded correct!

5.5 Inserting the Strap

Insert the two straps well aligned on each other into

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5.6.1 Auto mode or

Press down the tension switch “1” ，hold on or leave

5.6.2 Semi-Auto mode or

The tensioning process can be stopped at any time

tensioning process will stop, press down again and

do sealing and cutting by itself.

5.6.3 manual mode or