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J-MAXX MACHINE MANUAL
1. Cut a few inches off of each
cable end and remove any burrs
with a grinding disk or file.
2. Spray Loctite Primer in and
around the cable end and splice
core to thoroughly remove
grease and grime.
3. Apply Loctite Retaining
Compound to splice core.
4. Insert splice core into cable
one turn.
8. Continue turning and the
cable ends will meet at the
center of the splice core.
7. Place vise grips on free cable
end and turn counterclockwise.
6. Align other piece of cable onto
splice core.
5. Apply Loctite Retaining
Compound to other end of splice
core.
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You can attach end fittings and splice cores to DuraFlex cable using a chemical bonding process, which means you can make quick cable repairs on
the job—without welding. With Loctite Primer and Loctite Retaining Compound, you can quickly create a dependable bond that is as strong as a
conventional weld. Please note that these products are not the same thread-locking compounds available in hardware stores and plumbing-supply
houses, they are heavy-duty, permanent-bonding compounds made especially for jobs such as bonding cable fittings.
1. Cut the cable
end and remove
any burrs with a
grinding disk or
file.
2. Spray Loctite
Primer in and
around the
cable end to
thoroughly
remove grease
and grime.
3. Spray Loctite
Primer on the
end fitting to
thoroughly
remove grease
and grime.
4. Apply Loctite
Retaining
Compound to the
end fitting.
5. Using the
wrench (part
number EW),
screw the fitting
into the cable
end until fitting
is totally sealed.
6. The Retaining
Compound will be
fully bonded to
the cable in just a
few minutes.
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How to splice duraflex
®
cable
How to Bond End Fittings to duraflex
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cable
