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BRUGSANVISNING TBN 10 Gedore

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Safety & Maintenance

Torque Wrench

Tool Specification

Models: TBN 2, 2 G, 10 & 10 G (Torque Range 0.4 – 10 N.m)

Repeatability: +/- 6% of Torque Setting

ISO 6789 Class: Type 2, Class A

Calibration Period: Every 12 Months or 5000 cycles (minimum)

Mechanism: Breaking - Incorrect tightening is Unlikely

EPA Compliant:

This Torque Tool is a precision instrument and should be used for its intended purpose only
√ Only hold the tool using the handgrip
√ Always ensure that the tool is in correct alignment with the fastener
√ Torque tools should be regularly calibrated and inspected to ensure correct operation
√ Ensure the tool is clean and free from oil, grease and water before use
Do not use extension bars to increase the leverage of the handle
X Never dip into cleaning fluid or petroleum

How to adjust your Torque Wrench

(1) To check setting:

Use a Torque Analyser.

(2) To adjust the torque setting:

Use a 5 mm hexagon key to remove the end cap. Then use the same 5mm hexagon key to turn the torque adjuster.

(3) To increase torque:

Using the 5mm key provided, rotate clockwise until the correct torque is shown consistently on the Analyser. (10 readings)

(3) To reduce torque:

When adjusting, always approach the required torque from a lower setting.

To reduce the torque, rotate the hexagonal key anti clockwise pass your setting, then increase torque to the required value.

To set torque:

The adjustment mechanism locks automatically when the hexagonal key is removed.

To use Torque Wrench:

The TBN Wrench is designed for use with special end fittings.

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Servicing Information

Regular servicing every year or 5000 cycles of your Torque Tool is important to ensure it continues to perform correctly.