ProPress XL-C
RIDGID makes ProPress XL-C Rings for use with
ProPress XL-C Fittings. ProPress XL-C Rings are de -
signed to mechanically press ProPress XL-C fittings onto
2
1
/
", 3" and 4" tubing. An individual ring is required for each
2
tubing size. ProPress XL-C Rings are actuated with V2
actuators and Standard Series Press Tools such as the
CT-400, 320-E or RP 330. ProPress XL-C Rings cannot be
used with the Compact Series Press Tools.
The ProPress XL-C rings must be used perpendicular to
the fitting and tube being pressed but the ball pocket/tip
feature on the rings and actuators allows the actuator and
press tool to swivel up to 90 degrees in each direction.
Catalog No.
Size
20543
2
1
/
" XL-C Press Ring
2
20548
3" XL-C Press Ring
20553
4" XL-C Press Ring
21878
V2 Actuator
21103
Carrying Case
XL-C Press Ring
Press Ring Actuator
Pivot Pin &
Pocket (Not Visible)
Torsion Spring
(Not visible)
ProPress XL-C Press Ring
Figure 5 – ProPress XL-C Press Ring and RIDGID V2
Actuator
RIDGID Press Tool Attachments are protected under
various U.S. and International patents and pending patent
applications, including U.S. patents:
6,434,998
6,477,757
6,694,586
7,000,448
7,059,166
7,146,839
7,237,427
7,260,975
7,363,799
Only use RIDGID Press Tools and RIDGID
WARNING
press tool attachments (jaw sets, rings, actuators, etc.)
when specified by the fitting manufacturer for use with their
system. Use of incorrect press tools and/or attachments
for a system can cause system leaks, damage the press
tool or attachment, void warranties or cause severe per-
sonal injury.
Contact the fitting manufacturer for specific
NOTICE
information on their system, including compatible tubing,
materials, installation instructions, minimum distance
between fittings, seal material, inspection, testing, etc.
Incorrect installation can cause system leaks and exten-
sive property damage.
Weight
5.46 lbs (2,48 kg)
9.63 lbs (4,37 kg)
11.08 lbs (5,03 kg)
6.71 lbs (3,04 kg)
6.15 lbs (2,79 kg)
V2 Actuator
V2 Actuator
Spherical Tip
Arm
V2 Side
Plate
V2 Actuator Torsion
Spring
(Not Visible)
RIDGID V2 Actuator
6,729,009
6,923,037
7,155,955
7,188,508
D562,098
ProPress
®
Fitting System
Contact Ridge Tool Technical Services Department at
(800) 519-3456 or rtctechservices@emerson.com for a
list of press fitting system and valve manufacturers that
specify RIDGID pressing tools and attachments for their
systems.
Inspecting the Press Tool and
Attachments
WARNING
Inspect your pressing tool and attachments daily
and correct any problems to reduce the risk of seri-
ous injury from electric shock, tool and attachment
failure and other causes and to prevent tool and
property damage.
1. Inspect press tool according to the specific tool oper-
ator's manual.
2. Clean any oil, grease or dirt from the tool and attach-
ments, especially the handles and controls. This
reduces the risk of the tool or attachment slipping from
your grip and makes inspection easier.
3. Closely inspect all pressing attachment components
(jaw sets, rings, actuators, etc.) for any cracked, bro-
ken, worn, missing, mis-aligned or binding parts or any
other sign of damage that may prevent proper and
safe operation. Damaged parts can cause the attach-
ment to make incorrect pressed connections or fail
during use, and cause serious injury or property dam-
age. If any damage is found, the attachment should
discarded and replaced.
Always discard the complete pressing
WARNING
attachment. Never replace individual components or
exchange parts between assemblies. Failure to replace
the entire assembly may result in component failure
and serious injury.
Do not modify pressing attachments or use modified
attachments. A pressing attachment component that
has been welded, ground, drilled or modified in any
manner can shatter during pressing, resulting in sharp fly-
ing objects, severe injury or death. Discard and replace
damaged pressing attachments.
4. Inspect the attachment markings to make sure that it
is clearly marked as to the system and size that it is
appropriate for. Do not use an attachment that is not
clearly marked.
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