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	Item # M1, Portable Hand Swaging Machine - Type I - M1 (Less Dies & Gauges)
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Portable Hand Swaging Machine - Type I - M1 (Less dies & gauges)

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This portable, hand operated, roll type swaging machine will swage MS type terminals onto galvanized and stainless steel cables from 1/16" diameter up to and including 3/16" diameter. Marine-industrial terminals can also be assembled if the terminals have the same outside diameter and bore diameters as standard MS terminals before swaging.

Available in kit (M1-K) complete with swaging machine, and dies or machine and dies can be purchased separately.

MADE IN THE USA: YES

The M1 will swage MS type terminals onto galvanized and stainless steel cables from 1/16" diameter up to and including 3/16" diameter.

Conforms to MIL Spec MIL-S-6180

Specifications

Precaution		When swaging fittings on to 1 x 19 construction wire rope, remember that there is little or no compression remaining in this construction. The wire rope itself is very solid with little or no "give." A combination of a 1 x 19 construction wire rope manufactured on the "high side" of its tolerance and a fitting with a hole running on the "low side" of its tolerance will exaggerate this problem. Remember a swaging machine must have room to "flow" or "move" the steel in the fitting to form around the wire rope. There must be space to accomplish this. In addition, many manufacturers do not drill the hole in their fittings deep enough. This leaves a space at the base of the fitting of solid steel. This distance can vary from 1/4" up to over 1". The Locoloc® Kearney machine simply cannot perform the impossible and swage solid metal, again there must be room for the steel to "flow" or "move." When any of the situations above occur, the result can only be broken dies, sprung machines, ruined fittings and perhaps loss of expensive wire rope. The majority of cases could easily be avoided by checking the following before attempting to swage: Diameter of wire rope - is it on the high side of the tolerance? Inside diameter of fitting - will the wire rope fit with ease? Depth of hole in fitting - do not attempt to swage over solid steel, begin swage at the bottom of the hole. Hardness of steel - check Rockwell Hardness. Do not add leverage to your swaging machine by extending the handle beyond the length of the handle extension we supply. The handle is designed to accomplish the maximum compression for which the machine is designed. Adding to the handle length will result in broken dies, broken gears, and/or sprung frames and large repair costs.

Cleaning		Dust, dirt, or other foreign material should not be allowed to collect on the swaging machine; it will eventually work its way into the mechanism and cause excessive wear and damage. Before installing a set of roll dies, wipe their actives surfaces carefully with a clean, soft cloth to be sure no grit will mar the surfaces of the roll dies. Stubborn accumulations of grease or other sticky material can usually be removed by wiping with a petroleum base solvent.

Lubrication		Each swaging machine is packed with lubricant when it is assembled at the factory, and no subsequent periodic lubrication is required. If and when the machine is disassembled for repair or overhaul, the old grease on the bearings and gear teeth should be cleaned out with solvent and these parts should be packed lightly with extreme-pressure low-temperature grease, MIL-G-7118 or equivalent.

Corrosion Protection		If the swaging machine is located in a dusty or humid environment, it is recommended that a hood of fairly heavy vinyl or canvas be used to cover it when it is not in use. Contact of bare hands with the working surface of the roll dies must be avoided to prevent finger print corrosion. Each time a set of roll dies is removed from the swaging machine, the roll dies and the exposed portions of the machine shafts should be lightly coated with a clean, corrosion-resistant oil.

Warranty Restriction Information		Loos & Co. restricts the warranty on all Locoloc® Kearney machines to the use of only Locoloc® fittings to fully guarantee the performance of our machines. We cannot be responsible for machine damage caused by another manufacturer's fittings that exceed Rockwell hardness of 62, A scale or RB100. Obviously, there are certain fittings that will be swaged by Locoloc® Kearney machines that we do not or cannot supply. When this occurs we request that you check the hardness of the fittings to determine that the maximum Rockwell hardness is 62, A scale. Again, we cannot be responsible for machine damage caused by another manufacturer's fittings that exceed Rockwell hardness of 62, A scale or RB100.

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Item # M1, Portable Hand Swaging Machine - Type I - M1 (Less Dies & Gauges)

Precaution

Cleaning

Lubrication

Corrosion Protection

Warranty Restriction Information