250100 QuickMates® Series I Coil System Magazine
Stock Code:
QMT3343
The Series I Coil magazine allows for continuous feeding and driving of up to 125 screws. It is an easy, fast and labour saving system. Fits cordless and corded Makita screwdriver Model Nos. FS2300 and DFS250. When combined with the QuickMates extension shaft it allows the operator to stand erect during installation of flooring or decking screws etc., Suits stocked screw lengths from 40mm to 50mm and longer sizes are available up to 80mm subject to quantity and lead time constraints.
• When combined with the QuickMates™ extension, more sore backs or knees from bending or kneeling are a thing of the past
• Faster, easier installation
• The quantity of screws in each coil far exceeds the strip collation systems which only have 30 or so screws before each reload is needed.
• Free driver tip with each box of screws
QuickMates™ screws benefits include:-
• Fast drilling and easy to use
• High Shear Strength
• High Withdrawal Strength
• High Tensile Strength
• High Strip Torque
• High corrosion resistant coating suitable for use both internally and externally
• Complies with AS3566.1 & 2
• Faster, easier installation
• The quantity of screws in each coil far exceeds the strip collation systems which only have 30 or so screws before each reload is needed.
• Free driver tip with each box of screws
QuickMates™ screws benefits include:-
• Fast drilling and easy to use
• High Shear Strength
• High Withdrawal Strength
• High Tensile Strength
• High Strip Torque
• High corrosion resistant coating suitable for use both internally and externally
• Complies with AS3566.1 & 2
1/ Ensure the correct driver tool is fitted to your QuickMates™ system and is not worn or damaged from previous use.
2/ Load the coil into the magazine and feed the strip into the nosepiece stopping one spot short of where the screw is to be aligned with drive tip.
It is important that the first screw is not in alignment with where the drive tip will advance.
3/ Check the distance between the end of the drill point and the metal foot and adjust the foot until the distance is approximately 3mm.
4/ Select the depth adjustment on the coil magazine to drive the screw to the depth required.
It will take a few times to learn where the best setting is so we recommend selecting a place 1/2 way along the depth selection guide and conducting a pre-test.
5/ Select a place where a pre-test can be conducted.
6/ Prior to placing the nosepiece against the material to be fastened pull the trigger on the power tool to full speed (approx. 2,000 r.p.m.) and hold it on.
7/ Now place the nosepiece against the work surface and fully compress the tool down to the timber surface until it will not advance any further then withdraw the tool fully to allow the nosepiece to return to its full length.
This action will move the first screw into alignment with the drive tip.
DO NOT TAKE YOUR FINGER OFF THE TRIGGER BETWEEN THIS FIRST ACTION AND THE DRIVING OF THE NEXT SCREW.
8/ Repeat step 7/ and this time you will feel that a screw has engaged and is starting to drill, DO NOT push too hard just allow the screw to drill.
It is equally important to keep the pressure on the tool until the screw has fully fastened into the timber and pulled down tight.
DO NOT back off your advancing pressure until the screwdriver clutches out.
9/ Again withdraw the tool fully to allow the nosepiece to return to its full length and check if the screw is set to your desired depth, if it is not then make the necessary adjustments on the depth adjustment slide and repeat the process until the correct depth is achieved.
10/ You are now ready to start fastening but remember the easy tips:-
• Start the first screw one spot short of where the driver tip is going to advance.
• Start the power tool running before the nosepiece contacts the timber surface.
• Compress firmly whilst drilling the screw and go all the way down until the screw driver clutches out.
• Lift the tool completely away from the surface after driving each screw with the power tool still running at 2,000 r.pm.
Recommended Driving speed is approximately 1,800~2,000 r.p.m.
NOTE: Occasionally a screw may misfire, if you see it drop from the machine you should be able to keep working on with the next screw in line.
If it does not drop or jams, stop driving immediately clear the jam and re-align the strip.
It is easiest just to cut the strip just before it enters the nosepiece when clearing a jam
NEVER try to pull the strip backwards as this will damage the feeding mechanism.
NEVER try to repair the tool yourself as your warranty will be voided.
2/ Load the coil into the magazine and feed the strip into the nosepiece stopping one spot short of where the screw is to be aligned with drive tip.
It is important that the first screw is not in alignment with where the drive tip will advance.
3/ Check the distance between the end of the drill point and the metal foot and adjust the foot until the distance is approximately 3mm.
4/ Select the depth adjustment on the coil magazine to drive the screw to the depth required.
It will take a few times to learn where the best setting is so we recommend selecting a place 1/2 way along the depth selection guide and conducting a pre-test.
5/ Select a place where a pre-test can be conducted.
6/ Prior to placing the nosepiece against the material to be fastened pull the trigger on the power tool to full speed (approx. 2,000 r.p.m.) and hold it on.
7/ Now place the nosepiece against the work surface and fully compress the tool down to the timber surface until it will not advance any further then withdraw the tool fully to allow the nosepiece to return to its full length.
This action will move the first screw into alignment with the drive tip.
DO NOT TAKE YOUR FINGER OFF THE TRIGGER BETWEEN THIS FIRST ACTION AND THE DRIVING OF THE NEXT SCREW.
8/ Repeat step 7/ and this time you will feel that a screw has engaged and is starting to drill, DO NOT push too hard just allow the screw to drill.
It is equally important to keep the pressure on the tool until the screw has fully fastened into the timber and pulled down tight.
DO NOT back off your advancing pressure until the screwdriver clutches out.
9/ Again withdraw the tool fully to allow the nosepiece to return to its full length and check if the screw is set to your desired depth, if it is not then make the necessary adjustments on the depth adjustment slide and repeat the process until the correct depth is achieved.
10/ You are now ready to start fastening but remember the easy tips:-
• Start the first screw one spot short of where the driver tip is going to advance.
• Start the power tool running before the nosepiece contacts the timber surface.
• Compress firmly whilst drilling the screw and go all the way down until the screw driver clutches out.
• Lift the tool completely away from the surface after driving each screw with the power tool still running at 2,000 r.pm.
Recommended Driving speed is approximately 1,800~2,000 r.p.m.
NOTE: Occasionally a screw may misfire, if you see it drop from the machine you should be able to keep working on with the next screw in line.
If it does not drop or jams, stop driving immediately clear the jam and re-align the strip.
It is easiest just to cut the strip just before it enters the nosepiece when clearing a jam
NEVER try to pull the strip backwards as this will damage the feeding mechanism.
NEVER try to repair the tool yourself as your warranty will be voided.
• Ideally suited for industrial, commercial and domestic timber flooring and decking applications and a multitude of other applications
• 10g screws are recommended for flooring applications
• Other applications and industries include steel frame ho
• 10g screws are recommended for flooring applications
• Other applications and industries include steel frame ho