CORNING UAT3 Operating Instructions Manual - Page 2

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Fine adjustment wheel
Coarse adjustment wheel
1.4
The coarse adjustment setting is obtained from either Table 1
or the plastic gauge supplied with the tool. The coarse setting is the
recommended starting point and has been chosen such that the blades
will score the central tube, but not penetrate it. When turned, each
click of a coarse wheel adjusts its respective blade depth in 0.2 mm
increments.
NOTE: The coarse blade adjustment wheels have over 360° of rotation,
which results in both a "Raised A position" (a backed-out,
shallow blade position) and a "Bottomed A position" (all the way
in, or deepest cutting position) (Figure 2, inset).
The fine adjustment wheels are used to dial in the blade to the desired
depth of cut, providing +/-0.15 mm of blade depth adjustment. The fine
adjustment wheels are labeled "+" and "-", but are not indexed like the
coarse adjustment.
Factors such as tube curvature, variation in cable geometry, and wall
thickness will affect the depth of cut; therefore, a couple of "trial runs"
may be required to "dial in" the desired cutting depth.
NOTE: Top and bottom blade height adjustment assemblies are not
interchangeable. The assembly marked T is the top half of the
tool and the assembly with B is the bottom half of the tool.
1.5
Follow the instructions for the closure or terminal being
installed to determine the length of sheath to remove and the length
of buffer tube to be opened.
IMPORTANT:
The cable/fiber lengths shown in this procedure are for
illustrative purposes only; the lengths required for any
particular terminal or closure may vary.
Standard Recommended Procedure 004-074 | Issue 12 | May 2017 | Page 2 of 18
Coarse adjustment wheel
in Raised "A" Position
Side view
Coarse adjustment wheel
in Bottomed "A" Position
Figure 2