Equalizer SG11TM, Operation And Maintenance Manual

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For example, to set the Torque Wrench to
46 N·m: turn the knurled handle until the 0
on the fine scale aligns with 40 N·m on base
scale; now turn slightly further until the 6 on
the fine scale aligns with the central line.
Setting an imperial torque [in ft·lb] is done in
exactly the same way.
Lock the handle by turning the locking knob
clockwise.
Install the supplied socket onto the Torque
Wrench and attach to the tool.
Slowly and smoothly pull the handle,
gradually applying more force until you feel
or hear the Torque Wrench click, indicating
that the selected torque has been achieved.
Do not continue to apply force after the
Torque Wrench has clicked. Special care
should be taken when using low torque
settings.
Do not attempt to turn the
grip while it is locked. Do not turn the grip
more than one turn below the lowest scale
reading or above the highest scale reading.
CAUTION
Torque Wrench Care
Prior to storing the Torque Wrench, and
between use, leave the Torque Wrench with
its lowest torque setting selected.
To clean the Torque Wrench, wipe gently
with a damp cloth. Avoid using any detergent
or solvent as this may detrimentally affect
the factory-fitted internal lubrication of the
mechanism.
Measure the thickness of the flange using
the vernier calliper provided. Adjust the
depth gauge to one half of the flange total
length and lock the calliper in position by
tightening the locking screw.
Select a suitable bolt-hole in which to attach
the tool.
Insert the depth gauge part of the vernier
calliper into the bolt-hole keeping the base
of the calliper flush with the bolting face of
the flange.
Depth Gauge Locking Screw
Bolting Face