Custom Crimp CC150 운영자 매뉴얼 - 페이지 9

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CC150

General Production Hose Crimper

Step 1. Use a 0.050" allen wrench to

loosen the set screw on the black knob

to remove the micrometer dial.

Step 4. Align the post on the bottom of the dial to the bottom hole on the micrometer

face as shown.

Step 6. Load correct die set into crimper for your test crimp. Put the proper setting into the micrometer then perform test crimp.

If crimp is still tight or loose follow steps 7 thru 10.

Step 7. If the crimp diameter is too tight by 0.004" spin the dial to 2 at the top and 00 at the bottom. Loosen the set screw on

the black knob, spin the dial to 1 at the top and 90 at the bottom and then retighten the set screw. Return the dial to your setting

and crimp another fitting.

Step 8. If the crimp diameter is too tight by 0.008" spin the dial to 2 at the top and 00 at the bottom. Loosen the set screw on

the black knob, spin the dial to 1 at the top and 80 at the bottom and then retighten the set screw. Return the dial to your setting

and crimp another fitting.

Step 9. If the crimp diameter is too loose by 0.004" spin the dial to 2 at the top and 00 at the bottom. Loosen the set screw on

the black knob, spin the dial to 2 at the top and 10 at the bottom and then retighten the set screw. Return the dial to your setting

and crimp another fitting.

Step 10. If the crimp diameter is too loosen by 0.008" spin the dial to 2 at the top and 00 at the bottom. Loosen the set screw

on the black knob, spin the dial to 2 at the top and 20 at the bottom and then retighten the set screw. Return the dial to your

setting and crimp another fitting.

Step 11. If your crimp it outside of these numbers, or you need additional assistance please call technical service at

219.462.6128.

Step 2. Rotate the micrometer shaft

counter clockwise until the shaft stops

spinning.

CALIBRATION

Step 3. Align the numbers on the dial so

that 20 is shown in the black and 75 is

shown in the silver.

Step 5. Make sure the dial is sitting flat

against the micrometer then retighten

the set screw on the black knob.