Sofamel HPS-130-C3, Instruction Manual

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The various components of the tool have to
be disposed of separately. First drain the oil
and take it to a special disposal point.
For the disposal of the remaining parts of the
tool please observe the valid environment
regulations.
To avoid damage to the environment we
recommend that authorized professional
companies dispose of the tool. The
manufacturer can not take back the tool
free of charge.
In the absence of pressure the crimping head can be turned 270°.
Pressure:......................................................................................................... 700 bar (70MPa)
Weight complete tool:...................................................................................... approx. 6,2 kg
Crimping force:............................................................................................................. 130 kN
Tank volume:............................................................................................................. ca. 120 cl
Hydraulic oil:.............................................................................................. Shell Tellus S2-V15
Use temperature:............................................................................................. -20°C to +50°C
Piston stroke:................................................................................................................. 30 mm
Dimensions:.................................................................................................... 555x224x78 mm
a) The dies (1) stop during the compression
process or the tool does not reach the
final pressure.
=> Return the tool to the manufacturer.
b) The tool loses oil.
=> Return the tool to the manufacturer.
Never use
without dies
Caution!
Risk of
crushing
Read the instruction
manual befor use
HPS-130-C3
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8. Specifications
9. Legend
6. Troubleshooting
7. Putting out of service / disposal
Caution: Hydraulic oils represent
a danger for the ground water.
Uncontrolled draining or improper
disposal are punishable
(Environment Liability Law).
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