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Diamond Multi Pin Extractor pe-max

Diamond Multi Pin Extractor pe-max

Diamond Multi Pin Extractor pe-max

Product catalog summary
Overview: The Diamond Multi Pin Extractor is a tool designed for the disassembly of single strand ANSI and British Standard/ISO roller chains. It is compatible with chain sizes ranging from ANSI 25 to 80 and 05B to 16B, respectively. The tool allows for the removal of both pins simultaneously and features a long handle for increased leverage.
Specifications: The extractor includes a multi-size carousel for selecting different chain sizes without changing hardware, a large handle for ease of use, and a double pin press for simultaneous pin removal.
Usage Instructions: For riveted chains, grind the pin heads flush with the link plate. For chains with cotters, remove them from one link. Select the appropriate chain pitch on the carousel, insert the chain, and ensure the pressure pins are centered on the chain pins. Pull the lever to extract the pins, then reposition the lever to disassemble the chain.
Maintenance: Regular greasing and lubrication are required for optimal performance and longevity. After use, clean off excess debris and grease. Replace pressure pins by unscrewing the hexagonal socket screws, removing the old pin, and inserting a new one.
Safety Precautions: Ensure the device is securely mounted before use. Wear appropriate PPE and do not operate a damaged machine. Confirm the carousel is correctly positioned before extraction.
Contact Information: Diamond Chain Company, 402 Kentucky Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46225. Phone: 1-800 US CHAIN (872-4246). Website: diamondchain.com
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Diamond Multi Pin Extractor pe-max-1

Diamond Multi Pin Extractor pe-max The Diamond Multi Pin Extractor is designed for quick and easy disassembly of single strand ANSI roller chains size 25 to ANSI 80, or single strand British Standard/ISO roller chains size 05B to 16B. Features: The pin extractor features a multi-size carousel, a large handle, and a double pin press. The multi-size carousel offers the ability to select between multiple chain sizes, simply by rotating the carousel, without the need to remove or replace hardware. The large handle increases available leverage to make pin extraction easy for everyone, and the double pin press offers the ability to remove both pins from a link at the same time. Ability to remove both pins Compatible with multiple chain sizes Long handle leverage How To Use: If the chain is riveted, grind the pin heads off from one link such that the ends are flush with the link plate. If the chain uses cotters, remove them from one link. It is only necessary to perform this operation on one side of the chain. Then, select the correct chain pitch on the carousel and insert the chain at the point where the pins are to be removed. Ensure that the pressure pins are resting on the center of each chain pin. Next, pull the lever down and apply continuous pressure to force the pins from the chain. Once the pins have been removed, reposition the lever to the upright position and disassemble the chain.

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Diamond Multi Pin Extractor pe-max-2

Making your pin extractor perform better and last longer How to Replace Pressure Pins 1 - nscrew the hexagonal socket screws for the desired pin U size. The internal spring will push out the pressure pin once loosened, after which you should remove the pin and place the spring back into position. 2 - Slide the new pin into place and gently turn the hexagonal socket screws to tighten. Repeat, adjusting the hexagonal socket screws until the pressure pin moves freely but is secured. How to Maintain your Device This device should be properly greased and lubricated in the noted areas below for streamlined...

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