Inspection
Item
point
Bending
Screw
Deformation
(screw
Dents
with
Cracks
torque
limiter)
Screw cap
Wear
Screw cap
Cracks
and cam
Deformation
Chipping
Loose or dropped
Setscrew
and
out screw
Spring pin
spring
Deformation
pin
Bending
Wear
Scuffing
Looseness or
dropout
Bending
Handle
Damage or
dropped-out spring
pin
Inspection procedure
Check the screw and the screw cap
insertion hole for bending, deformation,
dents and cracks, visually and if
necessary by disassembling the
clamp.
Screw cap
Screw
insertion hole
Torque limiter
(Pat. Pending)
Using a torque wrench, check to see if
the tightening torque is the specified
value.
※ If you are unclear about anything,
please contact our sales office.
Check for wear, cracks, deformation
and chipping, visually and if necessary
by disassembling the clamp.
Bent
Check the screw for looseness or
dropout, visually and if necessary by
disassembling the clamp.
Check each spring pin for deformation,
bending, wear, scuffing, looseness and
dropout, visually and if necessary by
disassembling the clamp.
Visually check the handle for bending.
Visually check the spring pin for
scuffing or dropout (Strike the handle
gently with a hammer to see if the
spring pin is missing).
Handle
36
Judgment criteria
Do not use a screw
Ratchet hex head
Handle hole
Ratchet hex head
Handle hole
If the tightening torque
is insufficient, remove
the head and tighten up
the bolt inside by 1/4 to
1/2 a turn.
Do not use a screw
Chipped
Wear width e
Crack
0.5 – 1 t
2 – 5 t
If the setscrew is
Do not use a setscrew
Setscrew
Spring pin
Do not use a handle
Replace a handle that
Spring pin
that is bent, deformed,
dented or cracked.
cap or cam that is
worn, cracked,
deformed or chipped.
e 0.3 mm
e 0.5 mm
loose, tighten it up. If
it has dropped out,
insert a new screw.
that is deformed, bent,
worn, scuffed or
loose.
that is scuffed or one
from which the spring
pin has dropped out.
has a loose spring pin
with a new one.