jGun
JETYD Operations Manual
11
jGun Setup and Use
Proper setup and use of the jGun before and during installation ensures accurate results and safe
operation. The FRL Unit provided with the jGun must be used with the hose provided to ensure
the tool’s durability. See the
FRL Unit Overview
section below for more information.
Proper installation and use of reaction arms increases worker safety and job efficiency. The
LoaDisc reaction washer is a universal solution for tool reaction on all applications and may be
used in place of a reaction arm. See
LoaDisc Reaction Washer Overview
for more details.
Setting a Torque Value
1.
Determine the torque value for the fastener to be tightened, as shown in the
Bolt Torque
Specifications
table.
Table 1.
Bolt Torque Specifications
SAE1 SAE2
30,000PSI
ASTM 193 Grade
B7 Bolt
Gr. 7 A/F Heavy
Hex Nut
Foot Pounds
Estimated Load
1 inch
7/8 inch
1-7/16 inches
300
18,150 lbf
1-1/8 inches
1 inch
1-5/8 inches
425
23,690 lbf
1-1/4 inches
600
29,955 lbf
1-3/8 inches
1-1/8 inches
1-3/16 inches
700
36,990 lbf
1-1/4 inches
2 inches
800
46,776 lbf
1-1/2 inches
900
44,760 lbf
1-5/8 inches
1-3/8 inches
2-3/16 inches
1,250
53,400 lbf
1-1/2 inches
2-3/8 inches
1,500
64617 lbf
1-3/4 inches
1,600
62,400 lbf
1-7/8 inches
1,800
72,300 lbs
1-5/8 inches
2-9/16 inches
2,000
76,540 lbs
2 inches
2,200
83,100 lbs
1-3/4 inches
2-3/4 inches
2,600
89,440 lbs
2-1/4 inches
3,000
106,800 lbs
1-7/8 inches
2-15/16 inches
3,700
110,680 lbs
2-1/2 inches
2 inches
3-1/8 inches
4,000
133,200 lbs
2-3/4 inches
5,100
162,900 lbs
2-1/4 inches
3-1/2 inches
6,000
168,200 lbs
3 inches
7,000
195,300 lbs
2-1/2 inches
3-7/8 inches
8,000
213,120 lbs
3-1/4 inches
9,000
230,700 lbs
3-1/2 inches
2-3/4 inches
4-1/4 inches
10,000
268,800 lbs
3-3/4 inches
3 inches
4-5/8 inches
13,000
310,200 lbs
4 inches
14,500
354,000 lbs
3-1/4 inches
5 inches
16,500
369,120 lbs
4-1/4 inches
19,500
401,400 lbs
The Data Above is based on bolts lubricated to manufacturer's specifications. Due
to a variation in friction, we recommend in extreme cases to check with the bolt
manufacturer, as the chart represents a guideline only.