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User Instructions RG Series Standard Actuator - AXENIM0122-00 12/09

Experience In Motion

Installation Operation

Maintenance

RG Series Standard ActuatorFCD AXENIM0122-00 12/09

USER INSTRUCTIONS

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1 Using Flowserve Valves, Actuators and Acces-sories Correctly

1.1 General usage

Thefollowinginstructionsaredesignedtoassistinunpacking,installingandperformingmaintenanceasrequiredonFLOWSERVEproducts.Productus-ersandmaintenancepersonnelshouldthoroughlyreviewthisbulletinpriortoinstalling,operatingorperforminganymaintenance.

InmostcasesFLOWSERVEvalves,actuatorsandaccessoriesaredesignedforspecificapplicationswithregardtomedium,pressureandtemperature.Forthisreasontheyshouldnotbeusedinotherap-plicationswithoutfirstcontactingthemanufacturer.

1.2 Terms concerning safety

The safety terms DANGER, WARNING, CAUTIONandNOTEareusedintheseinstructionstohighlightparticulardangersand/ortoprovideadditionalinfor-mationonaspectsthatmaynotbereadilyapparent.

DANGER: indicates that death, severe personal injury and/or substantial property damage will occur if proper precautions are not taken.

WARNING: indicates that death, severe personal injury and/or substantial property damage can occur if proper precautions are not taken.

CAUTION:indicates that minor personal injury and/or property damage can occur if proper precautions are not taken.

NOTE: indicates and provides additional technical information, which may not be very obvious even to qualified personnel.

Compliance with other, not particularly emphasisednotes,withregardtotransport,assembly,operationandmaintenanceandwithregardtotechnicaldocumentation(e.g.intheoperatinginstruction,productdocumentationorontheproductitself)isessential,inordertoavoidfaults,whichinthemselvesmightdirectlyorindirectlycauseseverepersonalinjuryorpropertydamage.

1.3 Protective clothing

FLOWSERVE products are often used in problematicapplications(e.g.extremelyhighpressures,dangerous,toxicorcorrosivemediums).Inparticularvalveswithbellows seals point to such applications. When per-formingservice,inspectionorrepairoperationsalwaysensure,thatthevalveandactuatoraredepressurisedandthatthevalvehasbeencleanedandisfreefromharmfulsubstances. In such casespayparticular attention topersonalprotection(protectiveclothing,gloves,glassesetc.).

1.4 Qualified personnel

Qualifiedpersonnelarepeoplewho,onaccountoftheirtraining,experienceandinstructionandtheirknowledgeofrelevantstandards,specifications,accidentpreventionregulationsandoperatingconditions,havebeenauthor-isedbythoseresponsibleforthesafetyoftheplanttoperformthenecessaryworkandwhocanrecogniseandavoidpossibledangers.

1.5 Installation

DANGER: Before installation check the order-no., serial-no. and/or the tag-no. to ensure that the valve/actuator is correct for the intended application.

Donotinsulateextensionsthatareprovidedforhotorcoldservices.

Pipelinesmustbecorrectlyalignedtoensurethatthevalveisnotfittedundertension.

Fireprotectionmustbeprovidedbytheuser.

1.6 Spare parts

UseonlyFLOWSERVEoriginalspareparts.FLOWSERVEcannotacceptresponsibilityforanydamagesthatoc-curfromusingsparepartsorfasteningmaterialsfromothermanufactures.IfFLOWSERVEproducts(especiallysealingmaterials)havebeenonstoreforlongerperiodschecktheseforcorrosionordeteriorationbeforeusingtheseproducts.FireprotectionforFLOWSERVEproductsmustbeprovidedbytheenduser.

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INDEX

1 Using Flowserve Valves, Actuators and Ac-cessories Correctly

2 Installation3 Travel Stop Adjustments4 Maintenance Instructions5 Field Conversion from Fail CW to Fail CCW6 Torque Shaft7 Long Term Storage

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1.7 Service / repair

To avoid possible injury to personnel or damage toproducts, safety terms must be strictly adhered to.Modifying thisproduct,substitutingnonfactoryparts,orusingmaintenanceproceduresother thanoutlinedinthisinstructioncoulddrasticallyaffectperformanceandbehazardoustopersonnelandequipment,andmayvoid existing warranties. Between actuator and valvethere are moving parts. To avoid injury FLOWSERVEprovides pinch-point-protection in the form of coverplates,especiallywhereside-mountedpositionersarefitted.Iftheseplatesareremovedforinspection,serviceorrepairspecialattentionisrequired.Aftercompletingworkthecoverplatesmustberefitted.

Apartfromtheoperatinginstructionsandtheobligatoryaccident prevention directives valid in the country ofuse, all recognised regulations for safety and goodengineeringpracticesmustbefollowed.

WARNING: Before products are returned to FLOWSERVE for repair or service FLOWSERVE must be provided with a certificate which confirms that the product has been decontaminated and is clean. FLOWSERVE will not accept deliveries if a certificate has not been pro-vided (a form can be obtained from FLOWSERVE).

1.8 Storage

InmostcasesFLOWSERVEproductsaremanufacturedfromstainlesssteel.Productsnotmanufacturedfromstainlesssteelareprovidedwithanepoxyresincoating.ThismeansthatFLOWSERVEproductsarewellprotectedfrom corrosion. Nevertheless FLOWSERVE productsmustbestoredadequatelyinaclean,dryenvironment.Plastic caps are fitted to protect the flange faces toprevent the ingress of foreign materials. These capsshouldnotberemoveduntilthevalveisactuallymountedintothesystem.

1.9 Valve and actuator variations

Theseinstructionscannotclaimtocoveralldetailsofall possible product variations, nor can they provideinformationforeverypossibleexampleofinstallation,operation or maintenance. This means that theinstructions normally include only the directions tobe followed by qualified personal where the productisbeingused for isdefinedpurpose. If thereareanyuncertaintiesinthisrespectparticularlyintheeventofmissingproduct-relatedinformation,clarificationmustbeobtainedviatheappropriateFLOWSERVEsalesoffice.

1.10 Unpacking

Each delivery includes a packing slip. Whenunpacking,checkalldeliveredvalvesandaccessoriesusingthispackingslip.

Reporttransportdamagetothecarrierimmediately.

In case of discrepancies, contact your nearestFLOWSERVElocation.

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Introduction TheRGSeriesisafullymodulardesign,scotch-yokeac-

tuator;withtorquerangefrom2000Nmto250,000Nm(2,800 in-Lbs to 2.2 M in-Lbs) in eight models, RG1through RG8, with maximum actuator torque andmountingbaseincompliancewithISO5211.

TheRGseriesSpringReturnActuators,incontrastwithR-series,usePull-to-Compressthespringdesign.

2 Installation

2.1 All actuators are factory lubricated for life, but stillshouldbeprotected fromtheelementsandstored in-doorsuntilreadyforuse.Theportsoftheactuatorarepluggedassupplied from the factory. If actuatorsarestoredforalongperiodoftimepriortoinstallation,fol-lowtheLongTermStorageinstructions.

2.2 Prior to assembly, manually open and close valve (ifpossible), to ensure freeness of operation. Be sure,valveandAutomaxactuatorrotateinthesamedirectionandareinthesameposition(i.e.,valveclosed,actuatorclosed).

2.3 Check the mounting surfaces, the stem adaptor andthebrackettoassureproperfit.Securethevalveintheclosedpositionwiththestemvertical.Boltthebracketto the valve and place the stem adaptor on the valvestem.Positiontheactuatoroverthevalveandlower,toengage the stem adaptor to the actuator’s bore. Con-tinue to lower until the actuator seats on the bracketmounting surface. In order to align the bolt holes, itmaybenecessarytoloosenthevalve-to-bracketboltingtoallowmoreplay inthebracket.Themountingboltsshouldeasilyfitintotheboltholeswithoutanybinding.Ifneeded,turnorstroketheactuatorafewdegreesand/oradjusttheactuatortravelstops.Bolttheactuatortothebracket.

2.4 Adjustthetravelstopboltsoftheactuatorfortheproperopenandclosedvalvepositions,pervalvemanufactur-er’srecommendations.Pneumaticallystroketheactua-

torseveraltimestoassureproperoperation.Thestemadaptorshouldnotbindduringoperation.Iftheactua-tor isequippedwithanUltraSwitchorotheraccesso-ries,adjustthematthistime.

2.5 Toprolongactuatorlifeuseonlyclean,dryplantair.Lu-bricatedairisnotrequired,howeveritisrecommendedparticularlyforhighcycleapplications.Donotuselubri-catedairwithpositioners.

CAUTION! Lifting bolts holes on the actuator are for lifting the actuator modules only with eye bolts, not a complete valve and actuator assembly.

3 Travel Stop Adjustments

Allactuatedvalvesrequireaccuratetravel-stopadjust-ments at both ends of the stroke to obtain optimumperformance and valve seat life. The accumulation oftolerancesintheadaptionofactuatorstovalvesissuchthattheremustbearangeofadjustmentsforbothendsofthestroketoachieveoptimumperformance.

TheRGactuatorshavetravelstopadjustmentsinboththe clockwise and counter-clockwise directions. The+/-3degreeadjustmentfeatureprovidesshaftrotationfrom84to96degrees.

4 Maintenance Instructions

4.1 Disassembly Instructions

4.1.1 Disconnectallairandelectricalsuppliesfromactuator.

4.1.2 Removeallaccessoriesfromactuatoranddismountac-tuatorfromvalve.

4.1.3 DrawingReferences:Drg#263188,Drg#263189

4.2 Spring Module (see Fig.: 1)

CAUTION! Personal Injury may result if Step 2 is at-tempted before Step I is completed.

Fig.: 1 Spring Module

4 2

4 2

CW

CWW

Actuator Configuration

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4.2.1 Applyairpressuretoport2onFCW(port4onFCCW)actuator, raising pressure slowly, enough to releasespringpressurefromtheStopBolt(17).BackofffullybothStopBoltsontheTorqueModuleandreleaseairpressure.Thiswillrelievethespringpreload.

4.2.2 TheSpringModule isweldedintoan integralcompo-nentandcannotbedisassembled.Toremovefromac-tuator,removeSpringModuleendcover(60)andus-inganextendedsocketspanner/tubespanner,unscrewanddisconnectthePullRod(54)fromtheTorqueMod-ule.

CAUTION! Take extra care not to drop the socket/small

tools inside the spring can. Small objects dropped in-side may fall through the spring guide and get stuck in the spring coils.

NOTE: A retainer ring on the threaded side of the Pull Rod stops it from being removed completely from the Spring Module.

4.2.3 SlingtheSpringModuleusingliftingboltsontheMod-uleandremovetheAdapterNuts(19)andLockwash-ers(20).SpringModulecannowberemovedfromtheTorqueModule.

4.2.4 BeforereassemblingSpringModuletobody,makesurestud threadsarecleanof anydirt, shavings,orotherdebris.Cleanthreadswithragandsolventifrequired,andlubricatethreadswithananti-seizecompound.

NOTE: Support the Spring Module during removal so as not to damage the Pull Rod and the studs’ threads.

4.3 Pressure Module

4.3.1 Pressurizerodendofcylinder,enoughtostroketoend.Ventouttheairfromthecylinder.

4.3.2 Remove end cover plate/plug from pressure moduleandunscrewthepistonrodwithasocket/tubespanner.

4.3.3 Slingthepressuremodulefromtheeyebolts,removetheAdaptorStudNuts(19)andLockwashers(20)andtakethePressuremoduleofftheTorquemodule.

4.3.4 RemovetheTieRodNuts(37),theEndPlate(33)andTieRods(36).

4.3.5 SlidetheCylinder(34)overandoffthePiston(38),be-ingcarefulnottoscratchordentthehonedandchromeplatedsurfaceofthecylinder.

4.3.6 Slide out the Piston- Piston Rod assembly off theAdapterPlate(32).

4.3.7 Remove theRetainerRing(40)and take theSplitCollar(39)offthePistonRod(35).PullthePistonRodoffthePiston.

4.4 Torque Module (Body Group)

NOTE: Spring Module and Pressure Module must be removed before disassembling the Torque Module

4.4.1 RemovetheIndicator(29),iffitted.

4.4.2 RemoveTopCoverBolts(65)andthecover,O-ringandtheNamurShaftAssembly(15).

4.4.3 RemoveBodyCoverBolts,LockWashers(26)andThreadPlugs(31).

4.4.4 UsingtheremovedBodyCoverBolts,jackopenthecoverby threading in thebolts in the two tappedholesuntilcoverisseparatedenoughtopryapart.Takecare to jack theboltsevenly,as thecover ispositioned by four dowel pins, and cross loadingmaycausebending/breakageofpinsonsmallac-tuatorsizes.

4.4.5 GentlytapwithPU/PlastichammerandpullofftheGuideBar(2)fromthebody.

4.4.6 LiftYokeSubAssemblyoutofbodybore.

4.4.7 RemoveDelrinPlate(7)retainingscrews.PullouttheYokePin(9),andSliderBlock(10).

4.4.8 SlideouttheGuideBlock(11)outoftheYokeandremovethebottomSliderBlock.

4.4.9 Remove Yoke Seals (5) and Yoke Bushing (4) ifwornout/damaged.

4.5 Reassembly Instructions

4.5.1 Inspect all parts for wear and replace any wornparts as needed. Normally, all O-rings and sealsshouldbereplacedwhenreassemblinganactuator.Useseallubricant,DowCorning55foralllubrica-tioninthepressuregroup.

Ensure the replacement seals are suitable for theservicetemperature.

4.5.2 TheMetalbackedbronze-ptfebearingsmaybein-spectedandassessedforreplacement,referringtoguide(seeFig.:2)ontheusefulresiduallife

Toreplacethebearings,theunitorthesubassembly

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needstobebroughtintoworkshop,withsuitablefacilities to carefully remove the bearing withoutdamaging the housing and to press new bearingwithproperpressing toolspermanufacturer’s in-structionsandapress.

Donotattempttopryoutanyofthebearingsintheactuatorwithsharptools,orhammerinareplace-mentbearing.

4.5.3 Clean thoroughly and grease all Torque Modulecomponents with NLGI grade 2 multi-purposegrease.UseShellAlvaniaEP2forStandardActua-tors.Forlowtemperatureunits,useDow55greaseorequivalent.

4.5.4 Reverse thedisassemblyprocedures to reassem-ble.Applyrecommendedtorque,refertorquechart,ontheTieRodLocknuts,theMountingFlangeNuts,theBodyCover&TopPlatebolts,thePistonRod/PullRod(seetablesonpafe7.

The Tie Rod and Mounting Flange Stud threadsshouldbelubricatedwithLocktiteAntiseize,77164orequivalent.

ThePull/PistonRodthreadsandcoverboltstobetightenedwiththreadlockcompound,Loctite243orequivalent.

4.5.5 Refer to parts and materials drawings for all re-quiredspareparts(seepages9+10).

Test the actuator for smooth operation and airleakageatservicepressurebeforereinstallingintoservice.

5 Field Conversion from Fail CW to Fail CCW (ForSpringReturnActuators)

TheRGspringreturnactuatorcanbeconvertedfromfailCWtofailCCWeasily,withouthavingtoremovetheTorque Module, mounting bracket, stem adaptor andthe shaft driven accessories, mounted on the centrebody.SimplyswitchthepositionsofthePressureandSpringModules.

ActuatorDesignationneedstobesuitablychangedonthenameplate.

Followstepsbelow,ifoperatingthevalveispermitted:

5.1 Apply enough air pressure to the actuator to relievespringloadonthestopperbolt.

5.2 BackoffboththestopperboltsontheTorqueModuleanddepressurizetheactuator.

5.3 Remove Spring Module end cover, unscrew and dis-connecttheSpringPullRod.

5.4 Pressurize rod end of Pressure Module, to end ofstroke. Depressurize and remove the end cover/plugon the Pressure Module. Use a tube/socket spanner,loosenpistonrodbyoneturn,fitbackendcover/plugandpressurizecapend,enoughtostroketoend.De-pressurize, removeendcover/plug and fullyunscrewanddisconnectthepistonrodfromtheTorqueModule.

5.5 RemovethePressureandSpringModulesofftheTorqueModulebyremovingthemountingflangestudnuts.

Fig.: 2 Residual Life Guide

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5.6 Switchthepositionsofthetwomodules,connectthePressureModulefirstandensuretheportsareonthestopperboltssideofactuator.Threadinandtorquethepiston rod to recommendedvalue, fitbackendcoverplate/plug.Pressurizecapendtostroketheactuatortoend.

5.7 ReinstallSpringModule,torquethepullrodtorecom-mendedvalue,fitendcoverback.Pressurizerodendofcylinderandadjustthestopperbolts.

5.8 Checkactuatorforproperoperation,attheratedwork-ingpressure.

NOTE: If operation of valve is not permitted, during changing of the Fail Safe direction, then the actuator needs to be taken off the valve and reconfigured, as explained above.

Fastner Model RG1 RG2 RG3 RG4 RG5 RG6 RG7 RG8

Mounting Flange Nut

ThreadSize M8 M10 M12 M12 M16 M16

Tightningtorque

ftLb 10-12 18-22 30-35 30-35 80-90 80-90 140-160 280-320

kgm 1.4-1.7 2.5-3.0 4.2-4.8 4.2-4.8 11.0-12.5 11.0-12.5 19-22 38-44

Body Cover Bolts


Tightningtorque

ftLb 3-5 3-5 10-14 10-14 18-22 18-22 26-30 26-30

kgm 0.5-0.7 0.5-0.7 1.4-2.0 1.4-2.0 2.5-3.0 2.5-3.0 3.5-4.0 3.5-4.0

Top Plate Bolts


Tightningtorque

ftLb 3-5 3-5 10-14 10-14 18-22 18-22 22-26 22-26

kgm 0.5-0.7 0.5-0.7 1.4-2.0 1.4-2.0 2.5-3.0 2.5-3.0 3.0-3.5 3.0-3.5

Stopper Bolt Locknuts

ThreadSize M16 M20 M20 M30 M36 M48 M56 M64

Tightningtorque

ftLb 75-85 90-100 90-100 100-110 120-130 140-150 175-200 200-240

kgm 10-12 12-14 12-14 14-15 16-18 19-21 25-28 28-33

Piston Rod/Pull Rod

HexSize,A/F 18 18 24 30 36 46 65 85

Tightningtorque

ftLb 30-35 35-45 50-60 60-75 75-85 100-140 175-200 200-240

kgm 4-5 4-5 7-8 8-10 10-12 13-19 24-28 28-33

Bolt Torques

Cylinder Size (in.) 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 28 32 32T 36 36T 40

Tie Rod Nut Size M10 M10 M10 M10 M12 M12 M16 M16 M20 M20 M24 M24 M30 M30 M30 M36 M30 M36 M30

Tightening Torque (ft Lb)

8 11 14 19 28 34 64 88 143 181 268 325 485 330 431 1028 564 876 673

Tie Rod Nut Torque

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How to Order

SeriesBody Size

Cylinder Size ActionSpring Module

Torque Pattern (Yoke)

Sealing/Temp Manual Override Material/ Coatings Options

RG

1 05 06 07 08 09 10 12 DA- DoubleActing SingleCylinder 0 S- Symmetrical N- Nitrile,-20˚Fto180˚F

0- None GE- GreyEpoxy(std) 00- None

2 08 09 10 12 14 16 DD- DoubleActing DualCylinder 1 C- Canted G- SandwichDeclutchGbox PO- PrimerOnly TC- Ext.Stopper-CW

3 10 12 14 16 18 20 2 H- HighTemp(Viton),0˚Fto300˚F

J- Jackscrew WE- WhiteEpoxy TO- Ext.Stopper-CCW

4 14 16 18 20 22 24 3 D- BevelGearJackscrew SP- Specials TB- Ext.Stopper-BothDir

5 16 18 20 22 24 28 4 L- LowTemp,(material)-55˚Fto180˚F

H- Hydraulic S xxx- Specialscode

6 18 20 22 24 28 32 36 SR- SpringReturn FailCW 5

7 24 28 32 36 40 SO- SpringReturn FailCCW 6

8 28 32 36 40 7

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RG 5 22 SR 6 C N D GE TC

Actuator Designation

Module Weights (approx.)Module Weights, Lbs (kgs)

ModelTorque Module

Pressure Module Spring Module5 6 7 8 9 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 28 32 36 40 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

RG1 68(31)

31(14)

35(16)

47(22)

53(24)

66(30)

94(43)

139(63) – – – – – – – – – – 88

(40)97

(44)101(46)

103(47)

106(48)

114(52)

119(54)

119(54)

RG2 99(45) – – – 56

(25)69

(32)99

(45)143(65)

209(95)

320(145) – – – – – – – – 128

(58)145(66)

154(70)

158(72)

158(72)

172(78)

180(82)

186(85)

RG3 143(65) – – – – – 100

(45)142(64)

200(91)

318(145)

406(185)

561(255) – – – – – – 226

(103)260

(118)267

(121)269

(122)276

(125)330

(150)321

(146) –

RG4 295(134) – – – – – – – 217

(99)339

(154)427

(194)586

(266)741

(337)942

(428) – – – – 402(183)

442(201)

462(210)

477(217)

510(232)

545(248)

565(257)

581(254)

RG5 510(231) – – – – – – – – 356

(162)455

(207)610

(277)853

(388)994

(452)1634(743) – – – 639

(290)737

(335)770

(350)783

(356)901

(410)955

(434) – –

RG6 933(423) – – – – – – – – – 493

(224)616

(280)861

(391)1051(478)

1732(787)

2321(1055)

3044(1384) – 1283

(583)1738(790)

1671(760)

1730(787)

2061(937)

1995(907) – –

RG7 1881(853) – – – – – – – – – – – – – 1824

(829)2411

(1096)3156

(1435)3913

(1779)2283

(1038)2946

(1339)3043

(1383)3177

(1444)3630

(1650)3709

(1686) – –

RG8 3718(1686) – – – – – – – – – – – – – 2165

(984)2819

(1282)3372

(1533)4159(1891

4627(2103)

5800(2637)

6113(2779)

6227(2830)

7111(3232)

7423(3374) – –

Body SizeMax. Cylinder Size

DA DD SR/SO

1 9 8 12

2 12 10 16

3 16 14 20

4 20 16 24

5 22 20 28

6 28 24 36

7 36 32 40

8 40 40 40

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7 Long Term Storage

Itisrecommendedtotakeprecautionsandcertainmeasureswhenstoringtheactuatorsforextendedperiodsoftime,morethan4monthstotwoyears.

Potentialproblemsandrecommendedprotectionsareasbelow:

6 Torque Shaft

Theoutputshaftisrecommendedtohavetwokeyen-gagements.Shaftmaterialshallbealloysteelwithmini-mum yield strength of 85,000psi. The recommendedhardnessofkeysis25-28HRc.

Recommendedengagementlengthofthekeysisasbe-low(seeFig.:3).

Model Lk (mm) Lo (mm)

RG1 165 180

RG2 195 210

RG3 200 215

RG4 255 270

RG5 300 315

RG6 350 375

RG7 500 515

RG8 585 610

Potential Problem Protection

Waterentryintopneumaticcylinder,degradesthecylinder,par-ticularlyinsalineorcorrosiveenvironment.Temperatureswingscausecondensationinsidecylinders

• Storeactuatorinclean,dryandprotectedwarehouse,orun-derventilateddustcover.

• Plugallportsafterpurgingwithdryinstrumentairornitro-gen.

• Storevertical,toavoidsealset.

Sealcompressionset Cycleactuator5-6timeswithcleandryinstrumentairornitro-gen,every3months.

Degradationofseals inexcessivelycorrosiveorhotenviron-ments

• Do not store in locations subjecting the actuator to tem-peraturesinexcessofsealrating.StdsealsareNitrile,maxtemp180degF.

• Donotstoreinenvironmentsharmfultoresilientseals.

Physicaldamagetoactuatororaccessories. Storeactuatorassemblyonskid,offthefloor,outofpathways.

Inspecttheprotectionsevery3monthsandrecordinspectionresults.

Fig.: 3 Key Length

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