Snap-On 5000-3 - Manual (Page 61)

MANUAL LOADER CHAPTER 6
Drive Adaptor
A drive adaptor couples the wrench to the transducer. Low torque 2000 series transducers use an internal-
internal drive adaptor and high torque SURETEST transducers may use an adaptor/reducer.
Transducer (Accessory)
The loader accepts 2000 series single transducers directly. The 2000-400-02 4-in-1 transducer can be
mounted using a 2000-500-02 adaptor kit. For more information, refer to Appendix A–Accessories.
Multiple Transducer - Mounting
Multiple Transducers (2000-400-02) must be installed into the loader using a 4 in 1 Transducer Standoff
(B) and a 4 in 1 Adapter Bracket (E) as shown in Fig.6-1 and 6-2. Each transducer must be properly aligned
before use. The transducer is properly aligned when the square drive of the transducer is approximately in
line with the extendable reaction bar ( P). For easier alignment use the marked lines on the 4 in 1 Adapter
Bracket as a guide. Aligning the top edge of the Multiple Transducer with each marked line on the 4 in 1
Adapter Bracket, provides proper alignment for each transducer. When aligning the 50 in. lb. transducer,
the 4 in 1 Adapter Bracket, together with the Multiple Transducer, must be rotated in the 4 in 1 Transducer
Standoff (B) for 180 degrees prior to alignment, to avoid interference with the Safety Shield (M).
Reaction Slide Assembly ( R )
The Linear Bearing Assembly is to be used over the reaction pins for wrenches that are more sensitive to
side loading (some electronic type wrenches) and for wrenches that can not be fully loaded if supported just
on the reaction pin (fixed head dial type torque wrenches).
Extendable Reaction Bar (P)
The Reaction Bar can be extended to accommodate wrenches up to 43 inches long.
There are two lock positions for the slide bar. Only the first one is to be used for testing. The last lock
position is just a safety stop before slide bar completely disengages from the loader.
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