Bend-Pak Blue Bullet 1302-BAS Manual de operación

OPERATION AND SERVICE MANUAL

“America’s Most Popular Tubing Bender”

MODELS:

BB (“Blue Bullet”)

1302-BAS

1302-BAS shown

SHIPPING DAMAGE CLAIMS

When this equipment is shipped, title passes to the

purchaser upon receipt from the carrier. Consequently,

claims for material damaged in shipment must be made by

the purchaser against the transportation company at the

time shipment is received.

BE SAFE

BendPak, Inc. benders are designed and built with safety

in mind. However, your overall safety can be increased by

proper training and thoughtful operation on the part of the

operator. DO NOT operate or repair this equipment without

reading this manual and the important safety instructions

shown inside.

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USERS read this manual .

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Identification Data / Warranty.....................................................................................................................................3

Specifications .............................................................................................................................................................4

Important Safety Instructions......................................................................................................................................5

Definition Of Terms / Model Identification ..................................................................................................................6

Installing The Electrical Plug ......................................................................................................................................7

Turning Your New Bender On ....................................................................................................................................8

Introduction Of Tooling Identification ..........................................................................................................................8

Segment Identification Chart..................................................................................................................................... 11

Typical End Finishing Illustrations ............................................................................................................................. 11

Description Of Three-Button Control (BAS Models) .................................................................................................12

Operating The Manual Knee Control (BL / Bullet Models)........................................................................................14

Introduction Of Bending Operations..........................................................................................................................14

Using The Program Cards ........................................................................................................................................15

Pattern Bending.........................................................................................................................................................18

Blank Program Card..................................................................................................................................................20

Three Inch Tube Bending Procedure ........................................................................................................................20

Stainless Tube Bending Procedure...........................................................................................................................21

Using The Standard Segment Expanders.................................................................................................................22

Using The Ball-Joint Segment Expanders ................................................................................................................23

Using The Flare Segment Expanders.......................................................................................................................23

Using The Manifold Flange Segment Expanders .....................................................................................................24

Introduction Of The Swager Assembly......................................................................................................................24

Using The STED Expander Dies...............................................................................................................................25

Making Male Ball Expansions ...................................................................................................................................25

Making Female Ball Expansions ...............................................................................................................................26

Making 45 Degree Flares..........................................................................................................................................26

Making A Manifold Flange Using The HPF-300 Tool ................................................................................................27

Making A Manifold Flange Using The CFT Tool........................................................................................................29

Using the Reducing Tool ...........................................................................................................................................29

Using The Doming Die To Finish Tailpipe Ends ........................................................................................................30

Making Header Collectors Using the HCT-2I4/2I2 Tool ............................................................................................30

Maintenance Introduction ..........................................................................................................................................31

Hydraulic Oil Service.................................................................................................................................................31

Recommended Weekly / Monthly Maintenance........................................................................................................31

Pressure Settings ......................................................................................................................................................32

Chain Adjusting Procedure........................................................................................................................................33

Aligning The Guide Plate ..........................................................................................................................................34

Barrel Bushing Maintenance .....................................................................................................................................35

Aligning The Swager Box Cylinder............................................................................................................................36

Pusher Block Maintenance........................................................................................................................................37

Calibrating The Depth-Of-Bend Plate Manual Models..............................................................................................38

Calibrating The Depth-Of-Bend Switch (BAS Models).............................................................................................. 38

Operating The Machine Manually Using The Solenoid Valve...................................................................................39

Solenoid Valve Maintenance .....................................................................................................................................39

Checking The Micro Switches (Automatic Models)..................................................................................................40

Motor Lead Connections ...........................................................................................................................................41

Checking Motor Rotation...........................................................................................................................................41

Manual Electric Starter..............................................................................................................................................42

Trouble Shooting Procedures ...................................................................................................................................43

Bending Problems .....................................................................................................................................................45

Electrical Wiring Diagrams (Models BAS) ...............................................................................................................46

BB-1 Die Package For Blue Bullet ............................................................................................................................47

BB-2 Die Package For Blue Bullet ............................................................................................................................48

Economy 202 Die Package.......................................................................................................................................49

Deluxe 302 Die Package...........................................................................................................................................50

Parts Breakdowns ................................................................................................................................................ .... 51

Notes ........................................................................................................................................................................ 67

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YOUR NEW BENDER

This instruction manual has been prepared especially for you.

Your new bender is the product of over 30 years of continuous research, testing and

development and is the most technically advanced bender on the market today.

READ THIS ENTIRE MANUAL BEFORE OPERATION BEGINS.

The manner in which you care for and maintain your bender will have a direct effect on

it's overall performance and longevity.

RECORD HERE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION WHICH IS LOCATED AT THE

FRONT END OF YOUR MACHINE.

Serial No. _________________

Model No. _________________

Manufacturing date __________

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WARRANTY

Your new bender is warranted for five years on equipment structure; one year

on all operating components and tooling to the original purchaser, to be free of

defects in material and workmanship. The manufacturer shall repair or replace at

their option for this period those parts returned to the factory freight prepaid which

prove upon inspection to be defective. The manufacturer will pay labor costs for the

first l2 months only on parts returned as previously described.

This warranty does not extend to defects caused by ordinary wear, abuse,

misuse, shipping damage, or lack of required maintenance.

This warranty is exclusive and in lieu of all other warranties expressed or implied.

In no event shall the manufacturer be liable for special, consequential or incidental

damages for the breach or delay in performance of the warranty. The manufacturer

reserves the right to make design changes or add improvements to its product line

without incurring any obligation to make such changes on product sold previously.

Warranty adjustments within the above stated policies are based on the model

and serial number of the equipment. This data must be furnished with all

warranty claims.

WARRANTY IS NOT VALID UNLESS

WARRANTY CARD IS RETURNED

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Bending Capacity .............................Tubing from 1/2” OD - 3” OD

Maximum Capacity/Tube Thickness

....See Chart Below

Maximum Bending Radius ...............5”

Minimum Bending Radius ................3-1/2”

Swaging Capability*..........................Expansion / Reduction / Forming

Swaging Capacity.............................1” O.D. Tubing - 3” O.D. Tubing

Motor.................................................5 H.P / Single or Three Phase /

220-380-440 VAC

Pump Output ....................................3 GPM / 4200 psi (max. output)

Operation Modes ..............................Full Automatic or Manual Foot

Switch

Hydraulic Filter..................................Canister type

Bending Force ..................................55,000 Pounds Maximum

Bend-Depth Control..........................

Degree Plate With Adjustable Pointer /

Automatic Stop and Return

Overall Length ..................................62” 1302-BAS

Overall Width ....................................30” 1302-BAS

Overall Height...................................41”

* Special radius dies are available.

** Reduction tools do not come standard

DESIGN FEATURES

MODELS 1302-BAS

Bending Capacity .............................Tubing from 1/2” OD - 3” OD

Maximum Capacity/Tube Thickness

....See Chart Below

Maximum Bending Radius ...............5”

Minimum Bending Radius ................3-1/2”

Swaging Capability*..........................Expansion / Reduction / Forming

Swaging Capacity.............................1” O.D. Tubing - 3” O.D. Tubing

Motor.................................................5 H.P / Single or Three Phase /

220-380-440 VAC

Pump Output ....................................3 GPM / 4200 psi (max. output)

Operation Modes ..............................Manual Control Valve

Hydraulic Filter..................................Canister type

Bending Force ..................................55,000 Pounds Maximum

Bend-Depth Control..........................

Manual / No

Automatic Stop

Overall Length ..................................68” 1302-BL

Overall Width ....................................30” 1302-BL

Overall Height...................................41”

* Special radius dies are available.

** Reduction tools do not come standard

DESIGN FEATURES

MODELS 1302BL (BLUE BULLET)

GAUGE / WALL DECIMAL BENDER CAPACITY

THICKNESS EQUIVALENT

RADIUS MAXIMUM

SIZE BEND DEPTH

Bending Capacity .............................Tubing from 1/2” OD - 3” OD

Maximum Capacity/Tube Thickness

....See Chart Below

Maximum Bending Radius ...............5”

Minimum Bending Radius ................3-1/2”

Motor.................................................5 H.P / Single or Three Phase /

220-380-440 VAC

Pump Output ....................................3 GPM / 4200 psi (max. output)

Operation Modes ..............................Automatic / BAS Manual / BL

Hydraulic Filter..................................Canister type

Bending Force ..................................55,000 Pounds Maximum

Bend-Depth Control..........................

BA / Digital Readout / Automatic

BAS / Depth-of-Bend Plate / Automatic

BL / Manual

Overall Length...................................52” 1000-BA/1000 BAS 55” 1000-BL

Overall Width ....................................39”

Overall Height...................................41”

* Special radius dies are available.

DESIGN FEATURES

MODELS 1000BL / 1000 BAS

SPECIFICATIONS

4 .238 1”- 1-3/4 O.D. Tubing / Pipe

5 .220 1” - 7/8” O.D. Tubing / Pipe

6 .203 1” - 2” O.D. Tubing / Pipe

7 .180 1”- 2-1/8” O.D. Tubing / Pipe

8 .165 1”- 2-1/4” O.D. Tubing / Pipe

9 .148 1”- 2-1/4” O.D. Tubing / Pipe

10 .134 1”- 2-1/2” O.D. Tubing / Pipe

11 .120 1”- 2-1/2” O.D. Tubing / Pipe

12 .109 1”- 2-1/2” O.D. Tubing / Pipe

13 .095 1”- 3” O.D. Tubing / Pipe

14 .083 1”- 2-1/2” O.D. Tubing / Pipe

15 .072 1”- 2-1/2” O.D. Tubing / Pipe

16 .065 1”- 2-1/2” O.D. Tubing / Pipe

17 .058 1”- 2” O.D. Tubing / Pipe

18 .049 1”- 1-3/4” O.D. Tubing / Pipe

3-1/2” 135°

4” 145°

5” 172°

4” 150°

180° Style*

5” 180°

180° Style*

NOTE:

180° STYLE DIES ARE NOT

INCLUDED IN STANDARD

TOOLING PACKAGES.

Special size dies not listed in this manual may be manufactured to your specifications.

Call factory for details. Special manufactured items require a 60-day minimum lead time.

1. Read and understand all safety warning

procedures before operating machine.

2. Keep hands clear. Remove hands prior to bending,

forming, swaging or expanding tubing. Avoid pinch

points.

3. Keep work area clean. Cluttered work areas invite

injuries.

4. Consider work area environment. Do not expose

equipment to rain. Do not use in damp or wet locations.

Keep area well lighted.

5. Only trained operators should operate this

machine. All non-trained personnel should be kept away

from work area. Never let non-trained personnel come in

contact with, or operate machine.

6. Use tooling correctly. Use all tooling in the proper

manner. Never try to use a tool for something that it was

not designed for. See manual for proper use.

7. Dress properly. Never wear loose gloves, clothing

or jewelry. They can be caught in moving parts. Non-

skid steel - toe footwear is recommended when

operating machine. Wear protective hair covering to

contain long hair.

8. Always wear safety goggles when operating this

machine.

9. Do not overreach. Keep proper footing and balance

at all times.

10. Guard against electric shock. This machine must

be grounded while in use to protect the operator

from electric shock. Never connect the green power

cord wire to a live terminal. This is for ground only.

11. Always unplug machine before servicing. Never

yank cord to disconnect it from the receptacle. Make

sure electrical connections are good. Never use an

extension cord longer than 15 feet. If the power cord

becomes frayed, replace it. Never alter electrical

components on this machine. Never operate

machine in or around water or damp environments.

12. Warning! Risk of explosion. This equipment has

internal arcing or sparking parts which should not be

exposed to flammable vapors. This machine should

not be located in a recessed area or below floor level.

13. Maintain with care. Keep machine clean for better

and safe performance. Follow manual for proper

lubrication and maintenance instructions. Keep control

handles and/or buttons dry, clean and free from grease

and oil.

14. Stay alert. Watch what you are doing. Use common

sense. Be aware.

15. Check for damaged parts. Check for alignment of

moving parts, breakage of parts or any condition that

may affect its operation. Do not use machine if any

component is broken or damaged.

16. Never remove electric foot switches from their

protective safety housing. Always remove foot from

pedal enclosure between bends.

17. Always allow for the “Safety Circle Of Swing”

around the bender. There should be at least 10 feet

of space on both sides of the bender so that the tubing

will not come in contact with persons and/or objects.

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THESE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS MUST BE GIVEN TO ALL OPERATORS TO READ.

IF THE INDIVIDUAL CANNOT READ, INSTRUCTIONS MUST BE READ TO THEM.

UPON DELIVERY

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS !

Read these safety instructions entirely!

1. Carefully remove the crating and packing materials.

2. Inspect the bender for any signs of concealed

shipment damage or shortages. Remember to report any

shipping damage to the carrier and make a notation

on the delivery receipt.

3. Check the voltage, phase and proper amperage

requirements for the motor shown on the motor plate.

Wiring should be performed by a certified

electrician only.

INTRODUCTION

Your new bender is a “press-style” bender that is capable

of bending, flaring and swaging tubing up to 3 inches in

diameter. The thickness of the tubing plays an important

part. (See previous chart for recommended tubing

allowances.) The front of the bender is where all the

bending is performed. The top cylinder activates the

bending or radius die which moves forward through the

back shoes. The bottom cylinder keeps pressure applied

to the back shoes by a chain assembly and integrated

hydraulic sequence valve. In addition to the contoured

shape of the radius dies, resistance pressure is applied to

help the tubing maintain it's shape.

DEFINITION OF TERMS

The following definitions explain the major components

and operating features of your machine. The RIGHT,

LEFT, and REAR sides of the bender are relative to the

FRONT of the machine where all bending is performed.

BENDER- The whole machine including all end

finishing components.

BODY- The main 6” x 6” tubular structure that sits

horizontal to the floor and is located just below the top

cylinder.

SWAGER OR SWAGER BOX- The expanding/flaring

unit located to the rear of the bender which utilizes

pipe collars in conjunction with bullet shaped expander/

forming dies to perform a variety of tube end finishing.

INTERNAL EXPANDER- The expanding/flaring unit

located to the rear of the machine that utilizes

segmented expander dies. These “segment sets” are

expanded by the means of a tapered arbor pulled through

their center. This style of end finishing is usually required

with shorter pieces of tubing such as muffler nipples

which do not allow the use of a collar.

TOP CYLINDER- The main hydraulic bending cylinder

located at the top of the bender. Its primary function is to

activate movement of the radius dies.

BOTTOM CYLINDER- The hydraulic cylinder located

just below the body of the bender. Its primary function is

to apply resistance pressure to the back shoes as the

radius die pushes through.

RESERVOIR- The rear vertical leg that contains the

hydraulic oil.

FRONT UPRIGHT- The front vertical leg.

BENDER MODELS

These are the bender models available.

BB (Blue-Bullet) 1302-BAS

The following is a brief description of their controls and

operating features. The model nomenclature consists of a

number (1302) followed by letters BA. The numbers

designate what style frame assembly is used while the

letters signify the control features.

FRAME CONFIGURATION

1302 Series - A machine capable of bending and end

finishing. Equipped with both swager and internal

expander. A double-ended hydraulic cylinder is used for

both end finishing functions. The end finishing assembly,

(the swager and internal expander) is positioned

“cross-wised” on the rear of the machine.

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Overhead view of Model 1302

Side view of Bender showing major components.

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CONTROL FEATURES

BL or BLUE-BULLET Models - A hydraulic control valve

is located at the front of the machine at knee height that

allows the operators to manually control the machine with

their leg. A degree plate is mounted up front that shows

proper bend depths. This model does not incorporate any

automatic bending features.

BAS Models - These models have two different control

modes: an electric foot switch assembly for manual

bending operations and a three-button control board for

automatic functions. The degrees of bends are shown on

a degree plate mounted near the front of the machine,

which also incorporates an adjustable slide pointer that

can be set to any desired bend depth.

The control board consists of three colored buttons;

GREEN, BLUE and RED; each with its own operating

functions. If you choose to use the machine in the

automatic mode, you would simply set the pointer to 90

degrees for example, then press the GREEN button. At

this time, the bending head would activate and the radius

die would begin to move forward. After the desired bend

depth has been reached, the machine would

automatically initiate the retract sequence that returns the

die to the original starting position. The BLUE button is for

automatically returning the die to the original starting

position, while the RED button is an emergency stop

control. The electric foot switches will override the three

button controls.

INSTALLING THE

ELECTRICAL PLUG

Before installing a plug on the end of the power cord it is

important to check for proper voltage, phase, and amp

requirements. The tag attached to the end of the power

cord, or the motor identification plate will show this

necessary information. Due to the high amps and voltage

required to operate this machine at long durations, it is

recommended that you DO NOT USE AN EXTENSION

CORD LONGER THAN 15 FEET. This motor must be

grounded. The GREEN wire is for ground only. All wiring

should be done by a certified electrician only. Damage

to the motor caused by improper wiring is not covered

under warranty.

Three button control D.O.B. Plate

TURNING YOUR NEW

BENDER ON

1. Plug the power cord into a receptacle closest to the

available circuit panel.

IF SMOKE APPEARS OR SHORTING OCCURS,

DISCONNECT IMMEDIATELY!

RE-CHECK ALL CONNECTIONS.

2. After the bender is plugged in, turn the machine on

by depressing the “ON” button located on the lower

right-front side of the machine.

IF SMOKE APPEARS OR SHORTING OCCURS,

DISCONNECT IMMEDIATELY!

RECHECK ALL CONNECTIONS.

3. Let the bender run for approximately five minutes

without operating the controls.

4. At this time, it is necessary to install all control

handles by properly connecting the linkages as

shown.

5. After the bender is warmed up, retract the radius

die that contains the sample tube. On automatic

models do this by depressing the left foot switch.

On Blue-Bullet or manual models activate the knee

control valve by moving the handle to the right.

6. IF THE RADIUS DIE DOES NOT MOVE,

CONSULT THE FACTORY.

7. After the radius die has completely retracted,

remove the sample tubing that is in place.

8. Bring the radius die forward by depressing the right

foot switch or by moving the manual control valve

handle to the left.

9. Advance the radius die to l00 degrees then retract

fully. Repeat this sequence for at least five times.

The bending die may move erratically for the first

few cycles due to air trapped in the lines. This is

normal. The air will dissipate after use. Do not try to

“crack” a line to help the air escape.

10. At this time check for any possible leaks that could

have developed during shipment. Tighten any

hoses that may have loosened.

11. Check the oil level by observing the sight gauge

located near the right-rear side of the machine. If

the oil level appears low, add oil now. (See page 32

for recommended hydraulic oils.)

12. Activate the swaging and internal expander cylinders

by depressing the control handles located at the rear

of the machine. Cycle the cylinders to their full extent

at least fIve times. Again, these cylinders may act

erratically until the air dissipates.

TOOLING

Find the packing list that accompanied your bender,

itemizing each tool that was to be included in your tooling

package. Double check the pieces you received with

those that were checked off. ALL THE TOOLS THAT

ARE CHECKED OFF IN THE “SHIPPED” COLUMN DID

SHIP WITH YOUR BENDER. If you cannot find a certain

piece that you feel should be with the shipment, check

with the freight carrier or observe the packing list and

check the back ordered column. If a certain item is back

ordered it will be automatically forwarded to you. A

description of tooling is listed below.

RADlUS DIES- These dies which are commonly referred

to as the “bending dies” come in different radii and tubing

sizes. Each die is machined and sized according to tubing

diameters. The proper tube size is stamped on the top of

each die. 112 represents 1-1/2” tubing, 134 represents

1-3/4” tubing etc. The radius dies are available in three

standard radii, 5”, 4” and 3-1/2”. Each standard radius die

represents half of a circle or diameter. 180 degree dies

are also available which represent three quarters of a

circle and allow the tubing to “wrap” around farther

although the radii are the same.

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Control handle linkage assembly

Oil sight gauge

Electrical On / Off switch box

BACK SHOES - Back shoes, which are commonly

referred to as wiper dies come in pairs and are used

together with the radius dies during the bending process.

These dies play an important part as their primary purpose

is to form the outside radius of the bend. These dies are

used to clamp or retain the pipe as it is wrapped around

the radius die. Each back shoe is machined and sized

according to tubing diameter. The proper tubing size is

stamped on the top of each back shoe.

NOTE:

Back shoes should be kept clean and lightly oiled.

Never use the bender without back shoes in

place. Never use the bender as a vice or a press.

HALF SHOES and THREE QUARTER SHOES - Half

shoes and three quarter shoes do not come in pairs. Only

one is required. Half shoes are exactly half the length of a

standard back shoe and three quarter shoes are three

quarters the length. These smaller shoes are required

when an upcoming bend is less than ten inches from an

existing bend. The half/three quarter shoe will be used in

conjunction with the back shoe and placed only on the

side where the full back shoe may interfere with the

upcoming bend. (Details for the proper use of these tools

are explained in the BENDING section.)

NOTE:

Half shoes and three quarter shoes must be used

with radius dies and back shoes of the same

corresponding size.

HAC's & STED's - HAC's are commonly referred to as

“adapter collars” while the STED's are referred to as “solid

expander dies”. HAC's are used to hold or clamp the

tubing in place when performing end-finishing Operations

or when using the STED's. These “adapter collars” are

heat treated which causes the inside threads or “teeth” to

become brittle. Because of this, these “teeth” have the

tendency to chip during normal use. This is normal and will

have no effect on their performance. The STED's or “solid

expander dies” are used to expand the tubing to exact

inside diameters and are also used to create male ball

expansions. Both tools are stamped and marked with their

appropriate tubing sizes. (Details on the proper use of

both tools is explained in the END FINISHING section on

page 22.)

NOTE:

Keep collars free of debris and build up. Use a

wire brush periodically to clean the inside

threaded area. Keep all tooling lightly oiled.

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Back shoe dies

CAUTION!

KEEP HANDS CLEAR when using all the tools

described in this manual. Improper use of these

tools may result in serious bodily harm

CAUTION!

All tooling described in this manual is heavy!

HANDLE WITH CARE. Always wear steel toe boots

when operating bender.

Adapter Collars STED Expander dies

Half Shoe Three Quarter Shoe

END-FINISHING TOOLS - A variety of end finishing tools

are available that perform different functions. Not every

tool is included with your tooling package. If you are

unsure as to what was included, please consult your

distributor or review the delivery receipt and invoice. Each

tool is marked with the appropriate size.

HPF-300- A tool for making 45 and 90 degree flanges on

pipe ends. Usually for manifold connections.

DD-134/212- A tool for doming pipe ends or making male

ball expansions when used in conjunction with the male

ball expanders.

DD-134/212 & BFED-200/214 - Tools for flaring pipe ends

to make female ball expansions. Each tool is “stepped”

and has the ability to flare two different sizes. The BFED-

134/214 is used for tubing sizes 1-3/4” and 2-1/4” while

the BFED-200/212 is used for tubing sizes 2” and 2-1/2”.

B-212 - A tool used for making male ball expansions on

2-1/2” pipe ends.

CFT-200 & CFT-214 - Tools for making manifold flanges

on 2” and 2-1/4” pipe ends. Not included in standard

tooling packages.

REDUCING TOOLS - Reducing tools are used for

reducing or “shrinking” pipe ends to exact outside

diameters. Each tool is marked with the appropriate size.

It is important to understand that the size marked on the

tool will be the size that the tubing will be reduced down

to. For example, a tool marked 200 will reduce 2-1/4”

tubing down to 2” O.D. and a tool marked 214 will

reduce 2-1/2” tubing down to 2-1/4” O.D.

Not included in standard tooling packages.

SEGMENT EXPANDERS - Segment expanders or

“segment sets” come in a variety of sizes and shapes,

each performing it's own distinct function. Segment sets

are used for short pieces of tubing or when the tubing end

is minimized due to an existing bend. They can also be

used to expand tubing that is deformed in such a manner

that will not permit use of the swager expander. Segment

sets are used in conjunction with an arbor or mandrel. All

segment sets are identified by grooved rings located at

the bottom as described on the following Chart

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CAUTION!

DO NOT attempt to use these tools unless you have

read and fully understand the

“Swaging and End Forming” section.

CAUTION!

ALWAYS wear protective safety glasses or goggles

when using this machine

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Installing headers on any motor vehicle is illegal in

most states and may violate the 1990 Clean Air Act.

Consult the EPA at (202) 260-7645 for questions

regarding the installation of any aftermarket perfor-

mance product that may alter vehicle emissions.

HPF-300 DD-134/212

Reducing Tool

BFED-134/214 BFED-200/212

B-212 CFT-200

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