Tec hni c al Ins truc ti ons
Oc t ober 19, 2007
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Step 4
: Gently pull out the wipe out.
Step 5
: Repeat for the second clamp.
Step 6
: Dispose of the used wipe after use. Do not use wipe more than once.
Scrap and Broken Fibres
It is imperative to remove broken and scrap fibres from the cleaver. These fibres can cause damage to the
cleaver if not removed which can prevent the operator from getting a good cleave.
If a fibre does manage to enter the clamp cavity (usually the scrap clamp cavity), the operator may turn the
cleaver over or remove the fibre with tweezers.
Broken Fibre
Clamp
Cavity
Fibre
