Technical Data - Hydrajaws Safety Lifeline Instrucciones De Uso

TECHNICAL DATA

LOAD GAUGE:
• 0-25kN (5600 lbf)
• Accurate to +/-2.5% FSD
• Indication of pull-out load
• Calibration in kN
• Traceable Calibration Certificate supplied with each gauge
• Protective rubber cover
• Impact resistant glass. Protection against sudden load relief i.e. sudden failure of
fixing/connection.
GENERAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Remove the 150 load spreading bridge with adjustable feet by unscrewing the two
M4 cap screws on the underside of the unit (figure 4).
2. Make sure that the jaw on the tester is fully closed. Check this by looking at the mm
scale on the main body of the tester which should be near the zero indicator
(figure 5).
3. Remove the M12 round locking adaptor from the inside slot on the bottom of the
portable tensioner by first unlocking/slackening the allen screw (figure 6 & 7).
4. Remove the operating ball handle from the tester by unscrewing anti-clockwise
taking care not to remove the bearing and pressure washers (figures 8, 9 & 10).
5. Fit the M22/AF hexagon operating nut in place of the handle (figure 11 & 12).
6. Attach the gauge to the model 2000/C tester by pulling back on the body coupler
and clicking into place. Turning the gauge will allow for easy reading (gauge only
removable with coupler system fitted) (figure 13 & 14).
TESTING PROCEDURE OF NON "SLIP INDICATOR" SWAGES
7. Place the knurled adaptor into the end of the block and fix with the 3mm countersunk
screw and collar. Do not over tighten the 3mm screw as the knurled adaptor should
be free to rotate (figure 15 & 16).
8. With the cable tester clamp side up, remove the 2 cap head screws using the 6mm
allen key. Pull and hinge the clamp open into its vertical position (figures 17 & 18).
9. Slide the cable through the slots, close the clamp and replace the 2 cap head screws
and tighten up using the 6mm Allen Key (maximum torque setting 35Nm).
Note the position of the clamp (figure 19 & 20).
10. The model 2000 tester should be located over the button adaptor on the opposite
end to the swage under test (figure 21).
Turn the operating nut clockwise by hand to apply enough tension to secure tester
(figure 22).
11. Check that the red needle is against the stop in line with the black one (o)
(figure 23).
12. Apply the load to the cable by using the 22mm ratchet spanner in a clockwise motion
and progressively increase to the desired load (figure 24).
At this stage if desired load is not achieved re-tighten the clamp bolts (35Nm).
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