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e)

 

After tighten vice first is must to seat all edges of clamping jaw with the workbench board. 

See Fig.7.   

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

f)

 

Finally, check the operation of the vice’s system. By turning the spindle (3) clockwise (CW) 

the vice clamp. By turning the spindle (3) counter clockwise (CCW) the vice disengage. 

 

Vice disassembly is done by reversing the steps described in this User Manual. 

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Summary of Contents for HV 519S

Page 1: ...0 984 to ensure safe fixing of the vice the minimum workbench or collar workbench thickness is 100mm 3 937 after unpacking the vice must be cleaned of all preservative grease prior to installation the...

Page 2: ...nding on the design of the workbench and HV vice size Is recommended vice installation on workbench with collar The most common HV vice installation is illustrated in Fig 2a 2b 2c Cover vice installat...

Page 3: ...h board thickness corresponding jaw thickness Depth of mortising on front board 5 min 9 0 354 gross up of size bolthead Line cassette Spacer underneath the cover vice Cover vice Fig 2b Fig 2c Guiding...

Page 4: ...with spacer axially symmetrical so that spacer is not interfered a guiding grooves of the conduit cassette Cover vice use after screw as template drilling hole 14 for securing pins only HV519 and HV51...

Page 5: ...0 for HV 519 S and HV 581 See Fig 4a Then is must insert eventually glue together to remainder parts Finally is screw the line cassette See Fig 4b 7 Completion mounting clamping jaw The spindle comple...

Page 6: ...collar nut is secure sole piece and screw M8 from the inside the workbench If the workbench has no collar spindle of the conduit cassette secure her position b Prior to bolting spindle and nut the fac...

Page 7: ...ch board See Fig 7 f Finally check the operation of the vice s system By turning the spindle 3 clockwise CW the vice clamp By turning the spindle 3 counter clockwise CCW the vice disengage Vice disass...

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