Repair Procedures; Torque Wrench Head Disassembly - SPX TWLC Series Operating Manual

Low clearance hydraulic torque wrench
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It is recommended that full servicing is carried out on an annual basis by the manufacturer or approved
service agent (other than maintenance, lubrication, and emergency seal replacement). All components
shall be inspected and critical components subjected to nondestructive testing. Hydraulic torque
wrenches will be pressure tested and issued with test certification.
Although it is possible to disassemble the TWLC hydraulic torque wrench on site, it is recommended
that this operation be carried out in a clean workshop environment, as dirt and debris can severely
affect the performance of the seals and other components. Eye protection should be worn at all times
during tool assembly and disassembly.
General servicing/repair can be carried out in three specific areas of the hydraulic torque wrench. This
allows servicing and lubricating of specific components without complete stripdown. The three servicing
areas are:
Direct fit head components and lubrication.
Multiswivel manifold components.
Hydraulic cylinder/body components.
Full servicing indicates that all three areas are
serviced.

Torque Wrench Head Disassembly

The direct fit head components should be
lubricated at regular intervals (typically every
six months under normal use). Component
lubrication is carried out as follows:
1.
If assembled, detach the quick-change head
from the drive body.
2.
See Figure 6. Remove the three off shoulder
screws.
3.
See Figure 7. Lift away the LH sideplate.
4.
See the Parts List. Remove the crank
assembly, and remove the slider.
5.
Remove the ratchet, drive shoe, and springs.
Thoroughly clean all components, removing
the old lubricant using a mild degreasing
agent. Inspect all components for damage and/
or excessive wear. Inspect the ratchet and
drive shoe teeth for damage, cracks, etc. Any
substandard component must be replaced
immediately using genuine parts supplied by SPX
Bolting Systems.
© SPX

Repair Procedures

Figure 6. Three Off Shoulder Screws
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Figure 7. Left-Hand Sideplate
Rev. 1 December 6, 2011
Form No. 1000529

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