Firing mode

Single fire
Single actuation
  1. Push the tool down on the work surface
  2. Make sure the nose plate is in contact with the work surface. Keep holding the tool down against it
  3. Pull the trigger.
  4. Release the trigger

ATTENTION: This trigger has NO particular safety device (nose safaty or dual trigger) since it is employed only for tools that fire very light Gauge staples. CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN SINCE A STAPLE WILL BE EJECTED EACH TIME THE TRIGGER IS PULLED WHETHER OR NOT IT IS TOUCHING A WORK SURFACE / WOOD /MATERIAL , ETC.
REPEAT action 3 and 4 to start over the finig cycle (making sure that conditions 1 & 2 are still satisfied before the repetition).

Single fire with dual trigger
Single Actuation with Dual Activation
  1. Push the tool down on the work surface. make sure the nose plate is in contact with the material you wish to staple or nail in place. Keep holding the tool down against it.
  2. Pull the "safety trigger" (Upper Trigger/ the slightly longer one.)
  3. Pull the real trigger.

REPEAT action 2 and 3 to start over the firing cycle (making sure that condition 1 is still satisfied before the repetition).

Auto fire (mini body style)
Contact Actuation with Dual Activation

1- Push the tool down on the work surface. Make sure the nose plate is in contact with the trigger.

Bump fire
Contact Actuation
  1. Pull the trigger and keep it pulled.
  2. Bump the tool against the surface to fire as you would driving a fastener with a hammer.

This trigger can be used also with the following sequence:


  1. engage the nose safety pushing the tool down on the working surface. Keep holding the tool down against it.
  2. Pull the trigger
  3. Release the trigger.

REPEAT action 2 & 3 to start over the firing cycle (making sure that condition 1 is still satisfied before the repetition).

Auto fire
Continual Contact Actuation
  1. Engage the nose safety pushing the tool down on the work surface.
  2. Pull the trigger.
  3. Slide the tool along the surface, while keeping the trigger pulled
Auto fire & bump fire (cap selector)
Continual Contact Actuation & Contact Actuation

Select the auto fire mode desired by using the selector.

Select the BUMP FIRE mode by using the selector.

Sequential
Single Sequential Actuation
  1. You must first engage the nose safety by pushing the tool down on the work surface. Keep holding the tool down against it.
  2. Pull the trigger.
  3. Release the trigger.
  4. Slide the tool along the surface.
  5. Pull the trigger again
  6. Release the trigger
Full sequential
Full Sequential Actuation
  1. Push the tool down on the work surface.Make sure the nose plate is firmly in contact. Keep holding the tool down the against it.
  2. Pull the trigger
  3. Release the trigger.
  4. Release the nose safety.

REPEAT the actions in exactly the same sequence following the order 1-2-3-4 to start another firing cycle.

Remote Fire
Pneumatic tool with remote fire trigger - tool connected with an external Normally Open valve type (NO)

This device employs a Remote Fire Trigger which is NOT an integral part of the tool. Instead, this is an external mechanism that connects Omer staplers and nailers via a simple conduit to automated systems, so that the Air Logic Signal can actuate the tools on cue.

Normally Open (N.O.) valving allows a tool in the resting (neutral condition, awaiting a signal) tool to have air routed through the passage way to properly pressurize the Head Valve.

When the automated system communicates with the tool it effectively Flips the Switch, to FIRE via opening a pathway out to atmosphere for the air that had been pressurizing the head valve. It EXHAUSTS air through the trigger's exit pathway, to enable each shot to be accomplished. 

REVERSE action happens when the SIGNAL (communication) with the automated system is removed effectively closing off the "exhaust pathway" which re-energizes the head valve with pressurized air thus bringing it back to the RESTING (Neutral) position awaiting the next signal's impulse to fire.

Pneumatic tool with remote fire trigger – tool connected with an external Normally Closed valve type ( NC )

3/2 N.C. is an externally mounted, Normally Closed Remote Fire Trigger Valve: 

This Remote trigger is NOT part of the tool at all. It is a really part of the Automation System itself. 

Normally Close Remote Trigger vales are basically just "A Pneumatic FINGER" Supply an AIR signal and it mimics your finger pulling the trigger UP. Remove the air signal (communication) from the valve and it essentially is your finger removing upward pressure so the slight air pressure that was always present...takes over again and pneumatically pushes the trigger back DOWN to the at rest state once again.