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Sept/20

Air Supply and Line/Connector Requirements 

Generally speaking there is very little maintenance required for your Air-Operated PowerHandler 
provided the units are set-up correctly at the outset.  Below details the most important items to check in 
regard to initial set-up and trouble-shooting, particularly in respect to air supply.

  

For optimal 

performance of a PowerHandler, sufficient air supply is essential.  The following criteria should be 
achieved to ensure sufficient air-flow and performance. 

Recommended air pressure and volume 

Supplied air pressure should be 6-7 bar (85-100psi) for all models & series of PowerHandler. Above 7 bar 
(100 psi) air pressure can damage the vanes of the air motor.  The required air volume depends on the 
model as larger motors consume more air.  See below: 

Air Volume:  (Litres/min) 

(Ft

3

/min) 

(44 cfm) 

Model  

A25S, A30S 
A40S, 

A60S, 

T40S  

1250 lpm 
1500 lpm 

(53 cfm) 

In most cases, standard “factory supply air” will accommodate this recommended pressure and flow rate, 
however special attention should be paid to air lines and connectors (see below).  

Air lines and connectors should not limit air flow / volume 

More than 90% of all performance problems users experience with air-operated PowerHandlers are a result 
of undersized airlines or connectors.   

Additionally, the length of the air line inversely affects air flow and therefore performance. The shorter the air line 
the better the performance and a maximum length of 15m (45ft) is recommended for diameters listed in the table 
below.  If an air line longer than 20m is required, the air lines and connectors should be upsized further.  Too 
small of a diameter air line (relative to its length) will result in significantly reduced power – evident by both 
slower running speeds and less torque. 

Please note minimum required internal dimensions of the air lines, connectors and fittings per the table 
below: 

Model  

  Min. Int. Diameter:    Air Line 

A25S, A30S
A40S

, A60S

12mm (½”) 
13-15mm (½”-5/8”)

Connector 

12mm (½”) 
13-15mm (½”-5/8”)

For safety, an overhead “curly cord” style airline is recommended with the PowerHandler located in its 
desired working area.  This makes use of the device easier while presenting less of a trip hazard than 
having the airlines running across the floor (see photo on next page) 

OPTION:  SWIVELING AIR LINE CONNECTOR. 

PowerHandling offers an inexpensive connector that is sized at 

12mm (½”) and swivels 360º for improved maneuverability - 
whether the airline is overhead or running down to the floor. 

Содержание PowerHandler A Series

Страница 1: ...ASSEMBLY OPERATION SAFETY AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL Manual for All A Series Models of PowerHandler Series A A25S A30S A40S A60S A25S and A30S are obsolete Information is For Reference Only...

Страница 2: ...Overview Rolling Models 8 A Series Model Identification Which Model do you have 9 Operation Safety Manual 10 Handle Shaft Adjustment 10 Maneuvering the PowerHandler to the Load 11 Precautions to Take...

Страница 3: ...ts movement of any parts of the machine within the outer shipping container Open the outer and inner boxes to reveal the equipment inside Ensure all inside boxes have been opened as parts are sometime...

Страница 4: ...ctions UpperHandleAssembly Step 1 Inspect upper handle tube to ensure it is smooth and free of damage Step 2 Inspect o ring installed in the inside diameter of the lower handle assembly to ensure it i...

Страница 5: ...OL LU UT TI IO ON NS S 5 of 21 Sept 20 TipPreventer Step 1 Remove top bolt on motor side Step 2 Install tip preventer on axle shaft Install bolt and spacer into top bolt hole on motor side Step 3 Inst...

Страница 6: ...d connectors see below Air lines and connectors should not limit air flow volume More than 90 of all performance problems users experience with air operated PowerHandlers are a result of undersized ai...

Страница 7: ...air supply must be dry i e inline water traps installed Moisture in the compressed air supply will result in corrosion inside the air motor s vanes and precipitate the need for replacement of the van...

Страница 8: ...er for higher torque or for higher speed to better match the requirements of the application In each case an increase in one results in a corresponding reduction in the other Finally models can be fur...

Страница 9: ...e torque and less speed The highest reduction gearbox color coded orange is in the model A60S and provides highest torque and slowest speed The difference between the A25 and A30 is about 20 in respec...

Страница 10: ...le working height for each operator making allowance for the fact that the unit needs to be tilted back onto its rear wheels for maneuvering into position 3 Rotate the handle grip to be pointing to th...

Страница 11: ...way from the load which could result in the load free rolling faster than the PowerHandler If possible place a Safety Stop on the opposite side of the load to the PowerHandler to ensure the load canno...

Страница 12: ...d If your PowerHandler has a pivoting handle system pulling backward is not unlike rolling forward Maneuver your PowerHandler to either end of the rolling load Swivel the handle to the outside of the...

Страница 13: ...e RPM RM1 A25 speed should be 84 rpm A30 speed should be 62 rpm A40 speed should be 57 rpm A60 speed should be 34 rpm T40 speed should be 39 rpm If the rpm for your model is within 5 of the number sho...

Страница 14: ...g traction problem Reference the explanation in the General Overview section describing how too small of a diameter load results in less of the inertial resistance of the load pushing downward vertica...

Страница 15: ...e on air machines or with a fully charged battery pack battery machines do the following 1 Mark the drive roller with the felt tip pen 2 Pivot the machine back onto its rear wheels so that the drive r...

Страница 16: ...ff the motor Some resistance will be felt due to the integral O rings Figure 3 Pull the muffler back until the air line Figure 4 is fully extended Figure 4 Using pliers and a screwdriver or equivalent...

Страница 17: ...ring housing Figure 8 PowerHandler shown with bearing housing removed Figure 9 With a 4mm Allen wrench remove the front bolt on the motor side of the tip preventer Figure 10 Loosen the rear bolt on th...

Страница 18: ...ive roller slide the motor mount assembly out of the PowerHandler Figure 16 You may need to gently tap the gearbox from the far side to get it out of the drive roller Figure 17 Remove the drive roller...

Страница 19: ...ote this is a reverse thread Figure 22 Motor and motor housing shown removed from the gearbox Figure 23 Remove the motor retention set screw from the motor housing Figure 24 Slide the motor out of the...

Страница 20: ...life of your vane kit Significant roughness on the rotor housing will require motor replacement Figure 30 When re assembling the motor the shaft end pin is short and the other end has a long pin Figur...

Страница 21: ...eyond the scope of this Warranty The repair or replacement of the said unit constitutes the limit of PowerHandling s liability to the customer and PowerHandling specifically disclaims and excludes res...

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