Imperial 700-F Operation And Service Instructions Manual Download Page 10

  l. If the tension yoke (5) was disassembled for replacement 

of parts, place the bend indicating (dial) plate (4) on the 

sleeve bearing (3) and press the sleeve bearing into the hole 

at  the  end  of  the  tension  yoke  (5),  leaving  just  enough 

clearance between the flange of the sleeve bearing (3) and 

plate  (4)  to  permit  the  dial  to  rotate  without  interference. 

Attach  the  cap  (2)  with  the  two  screws  (1).    Attach  the 

tension yoke (5) to the screw post (20) with the screw (6).

  m. If the name plate (26) was removed, install a new name 

plate with the two drive screws (27).

n. If a new clamp block pressure pad (10) was required, 

attach it to the end of the clamp yoke screw (11) with the 

screw (9).  Leave the screw (9) loose enough to permit the 

screw (11) to rotate.

o.  If  any  of  the  sector  gears  were  removed  from  their 

respective  form  block  assemblies  (7),  attach  them  by 

installing new pins.  Alignment of splines in the sector gear 

and form block can be assured if the correct size drive shaft 

(31) is inserted temporarily through the splines of both parts 

before pressing the pins into position.

28. TESTING AFTER OVERHAUL.

  a. After reassembly has been completed, perform bending 

operations on several sizes and types of tubing to make sure 

that  the  machine  is  operating  properly.  If  any  trouble  is 

encountered,  it  must  be  remedied  and  the  machine 

rechecked  before  placing  it  in  storage  or  putting  it  into 

operation.

  b. Bends performed after overhaul must be unmarred, free 

of kinks, wrinkles and surface imperfections.  All bends made 

in  like  material  must  be  uniform,  and  the  reduction  in 

cross-sectional diameter (flatness across throat) at any point 

in  the  bend  must  not  exceed  five  percent  of  the  original 

diameter of the tube.

  c. If the tube bender passes these tests satisfactorily, it is 

ready to be stored or placed into service.

SECTION II

REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST

Figure

and

Index

No.

Imperial

Part No.

Part Description

Qty.

Figure

and

Index

No.

Imperial

Part No.

Part Description

Qty.

12-

-1

-2

-3

-4

-5

-6

-7

-7

-7

-7

-7

-7

-8

-8

-8

-9

-10

-11

-12

-13

-13

-13

-14

-15

-16

-17

74597

74559

74560

74558

74557

74596

74569

74572

74575

74578

74581

74584

74587

74588

74589

74604

74593

74592

74591

74566

74567

74568

74565

74564

74600

74599

SCREW, No. 2 - 56x1/2".......

CAP ......................................

BUSHING .............................

PLATE ...................................

BAR .....................................

SCREW, 1/4-20x5/16".........

BLOCK GEAR ASSY.

    (1/4") ..............................

BLOCK GEAR ASSY.

    (5/16") ............................

BLOCK GEAR ASSY.

    (3/8") ..............................

BLOCK GEAR ASSY.

    (1/2") ..............................

BLOCK GEAR ASSY.

    (5/8") ..............................

BLOCK GEAR ASSY.

    (3/4") ..............................

BLOCK (1/4 & 5/16") ...........

BLOCK (3/8 & 1/2") .............

BLOCK (5/8 & 3/4") .............

SCREW, No. 6 - 32x1/2" ......

PAD .....................................

SCREW ................................

YOKE ...................................

FORM SHOE (1/4 & 5/16")...

FORM SHOE (3/8 & 1/2") ....

FORM SHOE (5/8 & 3/4") ....

RACK ...................................

PRESSURE PLATE ...................

SCREW, No. 8 - 32x3/8" ......

DRIVE PIN ............................

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

2

12-

 -18

 -19

 -20

 -21

 -22

 -23

 -24

 -25

 -26

 -27

 -28

 -29

 -30

 -31

 -31

 -32

 -33

 -34

 -35

 -36

 -37

 -38

 -39

 -40

 -41

 -42

 -43

 -44

 -45

 -46

 -47

74562

74563

74556

74594

74595

74543

74561

74598

74532

74601

74541

61252

28843

74554

74555

74553

74550

74549

74546

74548

74552

68089

74545

74551

74547

74608

74544

74542

74609

74603

79321-01

SCREW ................................

BLOCK .................................

POST....................................

SCREW, 1/2 - 13x1-1/4" .....

LOCKWASHER .....................

BALL BEARING .....................

SUPPORT ..............................

SCREW, 3/8 - 16x3/4" ........

NAMEPLATE .........................

DRIVE SCREW, No. 4 x 5/16"...

HOUSING UPPER HALF .........

SOCKET HEAD SCREW,

    1/4 - 20x1-1/4"...............

LOCKWASHER .....................

SHAFT (1/4") .......................

SHAFT (5/16 - 3/4").............

GEAR ...................................

BUSHING .............................

SPACER ................................

GEAR ...................................

KEY ....................................

COUNTER SHAFT .................

PIN ......................................

BALL BEARING .....................

SPACER ................................

SHAFT ..................................

RATCHET WRENCH ..............

BALL BEARING .....................

HOUSING LOWER HALF .......

WRENCH .............................

CARRYING CASE ASSY ........

SOCKET WRENCH

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

2

1

8

8

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

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Summary of Contents for 700-F

Page 1: ...ion and Service Instructions With Replacement Parts List Warning Keep body parts away from pinch bend areas while using Ensure tubing is secure in tool before bending Always wear approved eye protecti...

Page 2: ...Y 1 2 BLOCK GEAR ASSEMBLY 5 8 BLOCK GEAR ASSEMBLY 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 74603 74608 74609 74591 74565 74566 74567 74568 74587 CARRYING CASE ASSEMBLY BASIC TUBE BENDER ASSEMBLY RATCHET WRENCH WRENCH...

Page 3: ...ion 1 is presented for the purpose of providing personnel responsible for using and servicing the tube bender with factory approved data to ensure successful results in the use and repair of the equip...

Page 4: ...ted all the way into the tube bender so that the lower journal is in the inner race of the ball bearing 43 figure 12 Figure 3 Installing Drive Shaft in Tube Bender Proper c Select the proper size form...

Page 5: ...into position and press downward until the milled key on the end of the drive shaft passes through the cap slot at the center of the dial See figure 10 Figure 8 Sliding the Form Shoe and Rack Into Po...

Page 6: ...any time provided the external components are kept free of dust and grit which would produce excessive wear on the parts 16 CLEANING 17 Dust dirt and other foreign material should not be permitted to...

Page 7: ...is not necessary to disassemble it at regular calendar overhaul periods The only time overhaul operations are required is when internal trouble is suspected at which time the two housing sections shou...

Page 8: ...r distorted Also check for damaged threads and if retapping fails to restore threads replace the yoke Check for bends twists and damaged forming channels Re place for any of these conditions Check for...

Page 9: ...vice c Press the worm 35 on the shaft 41 until the end of the worm contacts the spacer 40 Place the spacer 34 and sleeve bearing 33 on the bearing journal of the shaft 41 Sleeve bearings should be soa...

Page 10: ...ctional diameter flatness across throat at any point in the bend must not exceed five percent of the original diameter of the tube c If the tube bender passes these tests satisfactorily it is ready to...

Page 11: ...11 1 2 3 4 5 6 26 27 13 14 16 15 19 20 18 21 22 17 25 24 11 12 10 9 8 23 28 31 32 41 40 39 38 37 42 45 47 46 30 29 44 43 36 33 34 35 Figure 12 Tube Bender Assembly...

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