ブックタイトルTASCO CATALOG 2015

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TASCO CATALOG 2015

FLARING TOOLS(FOR NEW & CONVENTIONAL REFRIGERANTS)Flaring Tool SetQuick Handle Flaring Tool SetItem no.TA55NTE-2Item no.TA55HBT-2◆◆◆◆（Contents）Main body（TA550N）Tube Cutter（TA560A）Reamer（TA530）Carrying case（TA550CS-2）◆◆◆◆（Contents）Main body（TA550HB）Tube Cutter（TA560A）Reamer（TA530）Carrying case（TA550CS-2）TASCO ELECTRIC FLARING TOOLMovieItem no.TA550VRApplicable Copper Pipe ...1/4～3/4(6.35～19.05 mm)10.8V Li-ion BatteryDo not need Power Supply !!Equiped with High Power Li-ion Battery !!Battery Potential for approximately 300 flaring jobsper fully charged. (In case of 1/4・3/8 flared )Can carry anywhere and Easy Work , High Quality andEfficiency with Rechargeable TypeSpecificationsHow to UseApplicable Copper Pipe SizeProcessing methodPowerBatteryWeightSizeSet Contents1/4・3/8・1/2・5/8・3/4Eccentric Cone( Constant-pressure plunge rotation)DC MotorLi-ion Battery (10.8 V)Main Body : 1650g/ Include Battery : 2120gL157×W70×H250mm／Include Battery :H310mmMain Unit,Li-ion Battery(10.8V) x 1,AC Adapter for Charging,Flare Bar x 2Pressing the tube endagainst the stop plateand clamp.Flare Measure GuideEnsure the tube is placedproperly and locked.Size...40 x 37 x 25mmApplicable...New Refrigerant R410A,R32(Please do not use it for the otherrefregirant ,Otherwise it will not becomewithin standard size)Just attache on the clamp bar for Flaringtool,and stops the copper pipe atappropriate position.◆◆◆Item no.Make Precise Flaring and Stop Leakage !Hold the main unit andstart flaring by pressingand holding the lower parof switch.TA504FGComplete FlaringHow to UseBe sure to remove burrs on the copper pipe before using.InstallationExampleAttache internal projecting parts TA504FGon recessed the clamp bar.Flare Size Gauge◆◆Item no. TA504SGSize...112 x 50 mmCan determine if flared correctly.It is very easy to work innarrow space or with taking anunreasonable attitude."Flare Measure Guide" enableto make flare within the JISstandardPrevent leakage dueto flaring diameter◆◆How to use a flare size gaugeexample1example2example3Pressingthetubeendagainst recessed part of thebackofTA504FGandclamp.1. Choose the size which fits the pipe you flared.2. Determine whether the pipe was flared correctlyas in picture example 1.3. If the flare fits perfectly in the hole, it is flaredcorrectly. (example 1)4. If the flare doesn't fit in the hole, the flare size istoo big. (example 2)5. If the flare falls into the hole, the flare is toosmall. (example 3)Lock the tube by tighten theside handle for flaring tool.30