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TOOLS
Safe, efficient operation of any product is inherently dependent upon its proper installation. On this page, the preparation and assembly of low, medium and high pressure connections is explained, along with several tools developed by Parker Autoclave Engineers to help accomplish proper valve, fitting and tubing installation and maintenance. The assembly procedure for medium and high pressure Cone & Thread Connections, as well as anti-vibration collet gland assemblies, is also explained.
Correct installation procedures are further promoted by providing dimensional information associated with a variety of Parker Autoclave Engineers tube connections as well as the torque required to properly seat numerous Parker Autoclave Engineers components. Video tutorials are available and a Setup & Operational USB Drive is sent with every Cone and Thread Machine.
When installing or maintaining any pressure component, common practice dictates the use of proper safety equipment at all times.
Manual Coning-and-Threading Tools:
Interchangeable collets for each size tubing provides proper centering of tubing. The cutting feed arrangement permits the operator to control the length of the cut. Interchangeable tool steel cutting blades are used in pairs to assure more accurate and faster coning. They are designed to square-off and finish the tube end as the cone is completed. There is a provision for applying metal cutting lubricants to the cutting zone.
For threading operations the threading die holder is designed to hold the appropriate die for any of the standard Parker Autoclave Engineers tubing sizes through 9/16” (14.3 mm) outside diameter. Interchangeable guide bushings properly guide the tool for accurate thread cutting.
Coning-and-Threading Machine:
Benefits
• Coning and Threading of Parker Autoclave Engineers Medium and High Pressure Tubing.
• Separate heads for coning and threading are powered by a single motor and drive system.
• New design collet / support system allows for easier coning and threading of long tube lengths.
• New design tube depth gauge eliminates movement of tubing during the threading operation.
Features
• 1/2-HP TEFC motor, capacitor start
• Pop-Open die prevents thread damage; no reversing necessary on threading
• Complete tooling available; order separately
• Supplied with oil pump and reservoir
• Optional oil reservoir heater for operation below 65° F (18.3°C)
• CE marked on 220 VAC units standard
• Unit mounted on stand with locking casters for ease of mobility and stability
• Guard option
Hydraulic Tube Bender:
The Parker Autoclave Engineers hydraulic tube bender is designed for 1/4″ to 1″ heavy wall tubing and provide fast, accurate and reliable bending with only one setup. The tube bender is complete with pump, cylinder, frame and bending shoes which are self contained in a portable, lockable case. (Order number: HTB)
HTB Features:
- Dimensions: 27.5”W x 14.0”H x 14.0”D (69.9cm x 35.6cm x 35.6cm)
- Weight: 55 lbs. (29.9 Kg)
- Single-stage hydraulic hand pump (standard)
- Ram retractor valve relieves system pressure after bending. The spring loaded ram retracts for easy removal of tubing after bending is completed.
- Quick release pivot pins lock and unlock easily for tube removal.
- One-piece shoe locking pin locks bending shoe securely but allows for quick release to interchange shoes.
- Rugged bending frame is lightweight, aircraft quality, aluminum alloy.
- Precision one-piece bending shoes are permanent mold, heat-treated, aircraft quality, aluminum alloy.
- Air-operated hydraulic pump option can be furnished in place of standard hand pump. (Add “-A” to order number)
- Operating pressure 0 to 10,000 psi (0 to 690 bar).
Adjustable Torque Wrench:
Accurate tightening for all Parker Autoclave Engineers valve packing glands and tube nuts is essential. The wrench can be adjusted to the ranges shown and is used with interchangeable wrench adapters for hex sizes from 1/2” through 1-7/8”.
