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Stauff Tube Clean System Ordering Codes Launcher Kits Code LG1 LK1 10J-K 18MT-K 10UV-K 7B-K Description LAUNCHER ONLY LAUNCHER KIT (NO NOZZLES) LAUNCHER KIT C/W 10 JIC NOZZLES LAUNCHER KIT C/W 18 TUBE NOZZLES LAUNCHER KIT C/W 10 UNIVERSAL NOZZLES LAUNCHER KIT C/W 7 BSP NOZZLES Nozzle Sets Code Description 10UV-S UNIVERSAL NOZZLES, SET OF 10 18MT-S METRIC TUBE NOZZLES, SET OF 18 10J-S JIC NOZZLES,SET OF 10 7B-S BSP NOZZLES,SET OF 7 UV-AR ADAPTOR RING Projectiles Size mm Qty per bag Standard Projectile Part No. Coupling Projectile Part No. Abrasive Projectile Part No. 7 100 TCS07 TCC07 TCA07 10 100 TCS10 TCC10 TCA10 12 100 TCS12 TCC12 TCA12 14 100 TCS14 TCC14 TCA14 16 100 TCS16 TCC16 TCA16 18 100 TCS18 TCC18 TCA18 20 100 TCS20 TCC20 TCA20 22 100 TCS22 TCC22 TCA22 26 50 TCS26 TCC26 TCA26 30 40 TCS30 TCC30 TCA30 33 40 TCS33 TCC33 TCA33 36 30 TCS36 TCC36 TCA36 40 30 TCS40 TCC40 TCA40 50 20 TCS50 TCC50 TCA50 60 15 TCS60 TCC60 TCA60 5
Stauff Tube Clean System System Operating Instructions Introduction The Stauff Tube Clean system comprises of a pneumatic launcher and a range of specially designed nozzles. The launcher uses compressed air to propel a foam projectile through the nozzle and into the hose, tube or pipe to be cleaned. The launcher is the part of the system that controls the air supply to propel the projectile from start to finish of the cleaning job. The nozzles are specially designed to affect an airtight seal on any hose, tube or pipe with or without end fittings. It main purpose is to compress the foam projectile allowing it to enter the internal diameter of the hose, tube or pipe to be cleaned. The projectile is the part of the system that does the cleaning. The foam projectile is sized to be approximately 15% larger than the internal diameter of the hose, tube or pipe to be cleaned. The compression of the projectile against the internal wall cleans the internal surface and expels any loose contaminants from the end of the hose tube or pipe. Air Requirements The Stauff Tube Clean system will operate effectively with an air pressure ranging between 85 PSI and 120 PSI. Safety Instructions 1 Read and understand this manual before using the Stauff Clean system. 2 Keep this manual with the Stauff Clean system for future reference. 3 Always use safety glasses when operating the system. 4 Do not operate around other people without following the correct safety precautions. 5 Bleed the air pressure from hose before connecting or disconnecting the unit. 6 Do not fire the projectiles at people, animals or objects. 7 If the unit does not operate or as been damaged return to Stauff for service. 8 This is an and should and if the instructions are unclear in any way please contact your nearest Stauff distributor for assistance. 9 Always provide a Projectile capture bag at the discharge end of the pipe or hose. Using the Stauff Tube Clean System Always use safety glasses. 1 Select the correct nozzle for your application using the reference chart supplied. Flip the hinged retaining ring forward and insert the nozzle using the adaptor ring if needed. 2 Place the selected projectile into the nozzle. Close the retaining ring making sure it engages with the latch. 3 Connect a suitable air supply to the launcher using the quick release coupler supplied. (Minimum hose diameter 3/8” ID.) 4 To prevent the possibility of injury always use a projectile catcher or collection bag at the exit end of the hose, tube or pipe being cleaned. 5 Place the nozzle firmly against the hose tube or pipe to be cleaned. Press the trigger and keep depressed until the used projectile is discharged from the open end. To ensure top performance it is important to maintain a firm airtight seal at all times between the launcher and the hose tube or pipe being cleaned. 6 In the event of operating problems, consult the attached Troubleshooting Chart. 7 To achieve the desired level of cleanliness, the process should be repeated until the end projectile emerges free of contamination. 6
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