Rothenberger romax compact III press jaw compact SV15/SV22/SV28/SV35

The Rothenberger Romax Compact III Press Jaws are top - notch tools for system - dependent pressing of metal and plastic fittings. These press jaws are crafted with proven material and manufacturing quality. With the DURA LAZR TEC treatment and partial laser hardening, they offer safe and precise pressings. This special treatment also boosts the jaw's service life significantly, reducing wear to a minimum and allowing for 100% more press cycles compared to the previous model. Additionally, a long - term corrosion protection further extends the lifespan of the press jaws. Made from highly resilient special steel, these press jaws are compatible with all press machines having an axial thrust of 19 kN. The key features of these press jaws include: Dura lazr tec treatment with partial laser hardening for maximum hardness at high - impact areas, resulting in minimal wear and high contour accuracy. When combined with the forged, highly resilient and flexible special steel, they offer a 100% longer service life than their predecessors. The 3 - bolt synchronized mechanism enables easy one - finger opening of the press jaw. The precision - manufactured contours ensure optimum and reliable pressings. There are also relevant documents available for this product.

Using these Rothenberger Romax Compact III Press Jaws is quite straightforward. First, make sure your press machine has an axial thrust of 19 kN as these jaws are designed for such machines. Then, attach the press jaws to the machine. You can easily open the press jaws with just one finger thanks to the 3 - bolt synchronized mechanism. Place the metal or plastic fitting you want to press between the jaws and start the pressing process. As for maintenance, keep the press jaws clean after each use to prevent debris from affecting the precision of the contours. The long - term corrosion protection helps a lot, but it's still a good idea to store them in a dry place. Also, be aware that the Dura lazr tec treatment and partial laser hardening give the jaws high hardness at impact areas, so avoid using excessive force that could potentially damage them. If you notice any significant wear, it might be time to replace the jaws to ensure reliable pressings.