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This versatile kit is designed with industry professionals in mind, offering accurate pressure measurement and diagnostics for hydraulic machinery, ensuring optimal performance and safety. With a user-friendly interface and a range of accessories, it's perfect for both beginners and experienced technicians.

KIT INCLUDES

2 pcs 40" microhose with M16x2 female by 1/4" NPTF ends

1 pc 2.5" 0-1000 psi pressure gauge with 1/4" NPTF bottom mount

1 pc 2.5" 0-3000 psi pressure gauge with 1/4" NPTF bottom mount

1 pc 2.5" 0-5000 psi pressure gauge with 1/4" NPTF bottom mount

1 pc M16x2 x 7/16"-20 ORB test point

1 pc M16x2 x 9/16"-18 ORB test point

1 pc M16x2 x 1/8" NPT test point

1 pc M16x2 x 1/4" NPT test point

1 pc M16x2 x 1/4" NPT Female test point

1 pc M16x2 x 1/4" BSP Male test point

9,100 psi Maximum Working Pressure

5,000 psi maximum measurable pressure

20,000 psi minimum burst pressure

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7 months ago

How do you use swaging tools?

7 months ago

Swaging tools are used to shape or reduce the diameter of hose end by applying pressure. To use them, you typically place the hose end into the tool's die and then compress it using a hammer, hydraulic press, or manual force, depending on the type of swaging tool, to achieve the desired swage on hose.

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7 months ago

How do you use a manual swaging tool?

7 months ago

To use a manual swaging tool, first insert the hose fitting or sleeve onto the hose. Then, place the assembly into the swaging tool's jaws and squeeze the handles together to compress the fitting securely around the hose, ensuring a tight and secure connection.

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7 months ago

How does a swaging machine work?

7 months ago

A swaging machine works by applying radial compressive forces to shape or reduce the diameter of a workpiece, typically hose. It uses a series of dies that close around the workpiece and repeatedly hammer or press it into the desired shape as it is fed through the machine.

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