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PEWHD & PEWLD Series

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These are Electric Torque Control Wrenches, Non-Impact, Electricity, is designed to install heavy hex structural bolts, it shuts off when the torque requirements is reached. The Tools offers a non-reactive torque controlled option for hex bolt installation.

How It Works

Setup

Place the PEWHD or PEWLD tool over the workpiece or application area.

Fixed Mounting

Securely lock the tool through built-in clamps or mounting devices to prevent movement in operation..

Activation

Operate the tool by engaging the hydraulic or power supply (if available) and activating the operating controls.

Execution

Now its time for execution as the PEWHD for heavy-duty applications and the PEWLD for lighter applications,

Monitoring

Monitor the process to determine whether it is working appropriately and make any necessary adjustments via the controls.

Completion

When the work is done, shut down the tool, take the tool out of the operating area, and inspect your work.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the difference between the PEWHD and PEWLD series?

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A: The he major difference between these two are that PEWHD series is designed for heavy-duty applications, while the PEWLD series is for light-duty tasks.

Q2: What industries are these tools used in?

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A: The PEWHD and PEWLD series are commonly used in industries like construction, automotive, manufacturing, and maintenance.

Q3: Are these tools compatible with all hydraulic systems?

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A: Yes you can ensure its compatibility by checking the specifications of your hydraulic system against the tool’s requirements.

Q4: Can I use the PEWHD or PEWLD series in confined spaces?

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A: Yes, PEWLD series has been designed in lighter version making it particularly suitable for confined spaces. The PEWHD series may require more clearance due to its robust build.

Q5: How do I maintain the PEWHD and PEWLD tools?

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A: You can regularly clean the tools, inspect for wear or damage, and lubricate moving parts.