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Inserts Nuts
| Item No.: | XX-606163 |
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Sleeves for Air Brake Brass Fittings
Introducing sleeves, inserts, and nuts for air brake brass fittings into a vehicle's air brake system needs meticulous assembly to ensure a secure and leak-free connection. These components, manufactured to meet SAE/DIN standards, are crucial to the proper functioning of the brake system. Here is a general step-by-step guide on how to assemble these components:
Materials needed:
Procedure:
Please note that this is a general guide, and the exact process may vary slightly based on the specific type of brass insert, sleeve, nut, and air brake fitting you are working with. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and the appropriate SAE standards.
Introducing sleeves, inserts, and nuts for air brake brass fittings into a vehicle's air brake system needs meticulous assembly to ensure a secure and leak-free connection. These components, manufactured to meet SAE/DIN standards, are crucial to the proper functioning of the brake system. Here is a general step-by-step guide on how to assemble these components:
Materials needed:
- Air brake brass fittings
- Brass inserts
- Brass sleeves
- Brass nuts
- Nylon/Rubber Hose
- Tubing cutter
- Two wrenches (appropriate size for the nuts and fittings)
Procedure:
- Inspect the Materials: Check that all components are clean, undamaged, and comply with the appropriate SAE /DIN standards
- Cut the Tubing: Use a tubing cutter to make a straight, clean cut on the tubing to the desired length. Irregular cuts can cause leaks and fitting damage.
- Introduce the Brass Insert: Insert the brass insert into the end of the tubing. The insert should fit snugly, helping to maintain the shape of the tubing when the nut and fitting are tightened.
- Introduce the Brass Sleeve: Slide the brass sleeve onto the tubing where the insert was introduced. The sleeve should be positioned so that it'll be inside the nut when the nut is threaded onto the fitting.
- Thread the Nut onto the Tubing: Slide the brass nut onto the tubing, with the threaded end facing towards the end of the tubing. The sleeve should be inside the nut when the nut is finally threaded onto the fitting.
- Attach the Fitting: Thread the nut onto the fitting, and make sure the tubing is firmly pushed into the fitting. The sleeve should be sandwiched between the nut and the fitting.
- Tighten the Nut: Using two wrenches, one to hold the fitting and the other to turn the nut, tighten the nut onto the fitting. The insert and sleeve should help to create a secure seal. Be cautious not to over tighten as it might cause damage to the tubing or fitting.
- Test the System: Once the assembly is complete, pressurize the system and inspect for any leaks. If leaks are found, adjust the tightness of the nuts or replace any faulty components.
Please note that this is a general guide, and the exact process may vary slightly based on the specific type of brass insert, sleeve, nut, and air brake fitting you are working with. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and the appropriate SAE standards.