CS INSTRUCTIONS USING THE PIPE CLAMP
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CS75 EXPLODED VIEW
ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION
NUMBER
PER TOOL ITEM
PART
NO.
DESCRIPTION
NUMBER
PER TOOL
1
9550
Handle
1
21
1143A
Front End Cap
1
2
9554
Isolator body
1
22
54160
Front Cap Screws 3
3
9553
Oil Cap & Retainer 1
23
54160
Screws - Nosepiece 2
4
9555
Isolator Nozzle
1
24
5075
Nosepiece (3/4”)
1
5
9559
Oil Control Ball
1
25
1147
Centre Shaft
1
6
9334A
Spring
1
26
55516
Screws for above
2
7
9561
‘O’ Ring Large
2
27
1150
Link to Pistons
1
8
9560
‘O’ Ring Small
2
28
1248
Top Piston
1
9
9557
Détente Spring
1
29
1252
Bottom Piston
1
10
9556A
Lock Screw
1
30
1147
Pin to Link
2
2to10
9552
Isolator Assembly
31
1147
Pin to Pedestal
1
11
51834
Roll Pin-Trigger
2
32
1153-5
Pedestal
1
12
50034
Valve in Handle
1
33
5540
Screw-Handle Front 8
13
9502
Trigger
1
34
5520
Screw-Front Lower 2
14
9506
Filter/Gauze
1
35
9564
Isolator Seal
1
15
9538
Gasket
2
36
W55
Serrated Washer
10
16
9507
Valve Unit
1
37
5068
Screw-Blade Grip 2
17
1241L
Body
1
38
9510
Piston Seal
2
18
1142
Gasket-Front End 1
39
CR1
Carrier for Clamp 1
19
1243
Front End Complete 1
40
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Serial Number-
20
SG1
Silencer Guard
1. When using the pipe clamp fit the blade into the machine with the teeth
facing upwards and towards the machine. Avoid handling the blade teeth.
2. Secure blade by tightening both grip screws with supplied T key.
3. Fit the spigot (CP1/3) into the appropriate side of the clamp in the
front of the two holes in the clamp body and tighten securing nut.
4. Position the clamp on the pipe with the chain around the pipe and
tighten using the tommy bar (end of CP1/6). Ensure the clamp is
perpendicular to the pipe for an accurate cut (Fig.1).
5. Mount the machine onto the spigot whilst pressing down the
carrier latch. Slide the machine into the groove in the spigot.
Ensure it is correctly located.
6. When mounted correctly the blade should be under the pipe so
that the weight of the machine applies the cutting force to the
blade. (Fig.2).
7. Attach air supply (5-6 bar).
8. Press the trigger to start the machine and lock trigger in place by
sliding the trigger downwards. Gently bring the blade into contact
with the work gradually release the weight of the machine to allow
the cut to take place with out extra force.
9. When the cut is complete release slide the trigger upwards and
release the trigger. Remove air supply before attempting to
remove machine from spigot (reverse of 5 above).
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FIGURE 2
FIGURE 1
( L U B 0 1 )
( 9 5 0 7 C FA )