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WHEN DISASSEMBLING ALUMINUM EXTRUSION, TIGHTEN ALL
SETSCREWS AND LOCKS TO PREVENT LOSS DURING SHIPPING
Order #XXXXX - General Information
The Tool
Typical Connection
Horizontal Inline Connection (remove only one setscrew)
Base Plate Connection
Vertical Connection
(remove only two setscrews)
Most exhibits can be assembled
with the supplied Hex Key Tool.
Occasionally, a flat head screw-
driver may be required.
Most horizontal extrusion connections have a patented expandable lock.
This lock inserts into the groove of an opposing extrusion. Tightening the
lock with the Hex Key Tool expands the lock and creates a strong positive
connection.
Remove only (1) setscrew when disassembling.
Replace setscrew in extrusion after assembling it.
Before packing, replace setscrew in extrusion to
avoid losing it.
Attach base plate to round or
square vertical extrusion using
the bolt provided. Be careful not
to strip the threads.
When vertical extrusions are
packed in portable cases rather
than crates or tubs, they must be
broken down into smaller sections
which then require assembly.
Remove only (2) setscrews when
disassembling. Replace setscrews
in extrusion after assembling it.
Before packing, replace setscrews
in extrusion to avoid losing them.
Using Your Setup Instructions
The Euro LT Hybrids Setup Instructions are created specifically for your configuration.
They are laid out sequentially in levels, including exploded views, and a logical series of detailed steps
to assemble the main structure and components. We encourage you to study the instructions before
attempting to assemble your exhibit.
Each page reminds you to tighten the setscrews after disassembling your exhibit to prevent loss of the
locks and setscrews (see below in RED). This is VERY IMPORTANT.
Cleaning and Packing Your Display
1) Use care when cleaning aluminum extrusion or acrylic inserts. Use only non-abrasive cleaners.
2) When cleaning laminate inserts, countertops, or panels use mild cleansers and a soft material such as
cotton.
3) Keep all display components away from extreme heat and long exposure to sunlight to avoid warping
and fading.
4) Retain all packing material. It will make re-packing much easier and will reduce the likelihood of
shipping damage.
Typical Connection (cont’d)
Numbered Label
Each extrusion contains a numbered
label which corresponds with setup
instructions. The label is located within
a groove of the extrusion (when
possible). With extrusion components
the labels contain Black numbers unless
otherwise specified.
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Left Hand
Grasps Panel
Firmly
With Right Hand Thumb
Close to Seam
Squeeze,
Push Forward,
And Lift
Color Coded Clip
w/ assembly number
Panel Lock
When Required
Black Clip
is bottom of
panel
Connector
Top View of Panels with Locks
Example of Connection
Color Coded Clip
w/ assembly number
is top of panel
Panel Lock
When Required
Each component has 2 clips,
the lower clip is ALWAYS
black. The top clip is color
coded to distinguish which
level. The color coded clip
also contains the numbered
label.
Components connect together
by aligning them and sliding
downward connecting clips
together.
Configurations are assembled
from left to right, usually starting
with #1 and following the
numbered sequence.
The first level of components contain panel
locks that are located at the top of the
panel for extra stability and seamless con-
nection. When disassembling panels twist
top connection slightly and lift right panel
upward.
General Setup Instructions for Extrusion System
Level 1 =
Blue
Level 2 =
Red
Level 3 =
Green
Level 4 = Black
