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Power Swager

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Section I
Swagelok

Power Swager

Operating Instructions 

Note: The swager may be lifted by rigging a suitable fabric
sling around the guide bars and hydraulic cylinder below the
top bar.

Breather Cap Installation

The breather cap is shipped in the bag attached to the swager. 

1.

Remove the plug from the oil reservoir. Note: Do not discard
the plug. To reduce loss of hydraulic oil through the breather
cap, reinstall the plug when shipping the swager or when 
tilting it or placing it on its side. 

2.

Check the hydraulic fluid level. It should be 1 to 1 1/2 in. 
(25 to 38 mm) below the breather hole. Note: The swager 
is shipped with the proper type and amount of oil in the
reservoir. However, if additional fluid is required, it should be
equivalent to Mobil

®

D.T.E. 26 (325 SUS at 100°F, 37°C)

3.

Install the breather cap. 

Note: The valve is on the left side of the swager.

2.

Position the valve handle so that the hole is in line with the

roll pin in the valve stem. (See drawing above.) 

3.

Use a hammer to carefully tap the roll pin down through 

the hole in the handle until the pin is flush with the top of
the stem. 

Dies and Pushers

Use the chart in Section II to determine the proper dies and
pushers needed for each end connection. The dies have been
adapted to fit in the die lifting fingers on the swager.

Adjustment of the Automatic 
Return Stop Position

1.

Install the proper dies and pusher for the hose and end 

connection desired. 

2.

Turn on the swager. 

3.

Pull the valve handle toward you to bottom the pusher onto

the dies. 

4.

Push the valve handle in the opposite direction, raising the

pusher.

5.

Insert the hose and end connection assembly up between

the dies and so that it can be held in the pusher. Note: See
Section II for hose pre-assembly instructions.

6.

Push or pull the valve handle so that the bottom of the end

connection shell is 3/4 to 1 in. (19 to 25 mm) above the top
of the dies. 

7.

Loosen the thumb screw on the trip rod collar. 

8.

Allow the trip rod collar and trip rod to descend to the low-
est position. 

9.

Tighten the thumb screw. 

10.

Remove the hose and connection. 

11.

Run the swager a full cycle to make sure the trip rod prop-

erly releases the valve handle. 

The swager is now ready for use. 

Note: Different sizes and types of hose and end connections
may require additional adjustments.

Valve Handle Installation

The handle is shipped in the bag attached to the swager. 

1.

Raise and secure the trip rod mechanism (2, 3, 4, 8, 

and 12) out of the way of the swager.

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Caution

Always adjust the trip rod collar so that the return 
stop functions before the pusher block retracts into 
the bottom of the cylinder. The swager may be 
damaged otherwise.

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Caution

Do not lift or move the swager by its die lifting fingers,
arms, or hydraulic hoses.

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Caution

Never connect the green or green/yellow wire to a live
terminal!

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Caution

The motor should always be disconnected from the
power source whenever servicing the machine or 
performing troubleshooting.

Roll pin hole

Valve handle

Valve

stem

Roll pin

Setup

1.

Place the swager on a sturdy platform or table. 

2.

Position the swager so the die bowl clears the platform or
table to allow clearance for the moving parts of the swager.

3.

Secure the swager with suitable fasteners through the bolt
holes located in the angle iron supports on the base of the
swager.

Electrical Requirements

The electrical requirements for the swager are as follows:

110/220 V (ac)

13/6 A

1 phase 60 Hz, wired for 110 V

The swager must be grounded to guard against electrical
shock. The unit is equipped with a three-wire conductor and
three-prong plug to fit a grounded receptacle.

When turning on the swager unit for the first time, verify that
the motor is rotating in the direction of the arrow on the
motor. 

A swager’s voltage can be changed from 110 to 220 V using
the wiring diagram on the inside of the switch cover. (It is
recommended that a qualified electrician perform this task.)

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Caution

Do not operate the swager without the breather cap 
in place.

Summary of Contents for MS-PSR-110

Page 1: ...information necessary for the proper operation of the Swagelok power swager and assembly of thermoplastic hose products The manual must be read and understood by the person s responsible for the setup and the use of this equipment Model MS PSR 110 110V Single Phase 60 Hz www swagelok com ...

Page 2: ...adjacent parts will increase during normal use The temperature increase may be excessive if proper maintenance is not performed Operator s Safety Summary READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS MANUAL BEFORE USING POWER SWAGER This device is electrically powered and must be operated in a safe environment to avoid risk of fire explosion or electric shock Table of Contents Overview 3 Operating Instructions for Swa...

Page 3: ...3 453C 22014 453C 22015 453C 22016 453C 22047 453C 22036 453C 22037 453C 23004 453C 23005 453C 23006 Die bowl Angle iron supports Frame consists of top bar guide bars pusher block angle iron supports and die bowl No Description Part No 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Die detent pins Pal nut Spring plunger Reservoir replacement kit Switch toggle on off Hydraulic cylinder 453C 00012 Decal oil sp...

Page 4: ... E F G H I J K L Bolt hex 1 4 24 UNC 1 75 long Nut hex 1 4 UNC Lock washer 1 4 in Bolt hex 5 16 18 UNC 2 00 long Bolt hex 5 16 18 UNC 1 50 long Nut hex 5 16 18 UNC Lock washer 5 16 in Washer flat 5 16 in Washer star 5 16 in Bolt hex 1 2 13 UNC 2 00 long Socket head cap screw 5 16 18 UNC 1 00 long Lock washer 1 2 in Pusher block ...

Page 5: ...the dies 7 Loosen the thumb screw on the trip rod collar 8 Allow the trip rod collar and trip rod to descend to the low est position 9 Tighten the thumb screw 10 Remove the hose and connection 11 Run the swager a full cycle to make sure the trip rod prop erly releases the valve handle The swager is now ready for use Note Different sizes and types of hose and end connections may require additional ...

Page 6: ...e lifting fingers 2 Push each die lifting finger assembly down as far as the bolt holes will allow 3 Turn on the swager 4 Pull the valve handle until the pusher bottoms on the dies leaving the pusher in contact with the dies 5 Retighten the bolts Adjustment of Eccentric Guide Bushings This adjustment is made at the factory However the eccentric guide bushings may be readjusted if the dies are catc...

Page 7: ...in the chart contact your Swagelok sales representative 3 Secure the pusher in the swager Die Set and Fitting Lubrication Before the initial swage apply a light coat of lubricant to the die halves Note The suggested lubricant is MS TP LUBE Hose Size in Die Set Number 1 4 MS 7R8R 4 3 8 MS 7R8R 6 1 2 MS 7R8R 8 3 4 MS 8R 12 1 MS 8R 16 1 MS 7P 16 Caution Each die set consists of two matching halves ea...

Page 8: ...way from all moving parts Manual Valve Handle Operation 1 Pull the control handle to start the swaging process Note The pusher block will move downward 2 Release the control handle to stop the swaging process 3 Push the handle to return the swager to the full up posi tion Note The trip latch if adjusted properly will automati cally disengage the swager 4 Turn on the swager 5 Cycle the swager once ...

Page 9: ... 3 MS P TA4 TP4 TM8 MS P 4TM8 10 mm 3 8 TP6 TM10 1 50 38 1 MS P TA6 12 mm 1 2 TP8 TM12 1 79 45 5 MS P SLTA8 Swagelok tube fitting 1 4 in 1 4 TP4 SL4 1 54 39 1 MS P SL4 3 8 in 3 8 TP6 SL6 1 63 41 4 MS P SL6 1 2 in 1 2 TP8 SL8 1 72 43 7 MS P SLTA8 6 mm 1 4 TP4 SM6 1 54 39 1 MS P SL4 8 mm TP4 SM8 1 55 39 4 MS P 4SM8 10 mm TP4 SM10 1 80 45 7 MS P 4SM10 3 8 TP6 SM10 1 64 41 7 MS P SL6 12 mm 1 2 TP8 SM1...

Page 10: ...e bushings and the swager frame during the full swaging cycle Solution See Section I of this manual for adjustment instructions to obtain proper clearance as shown to the right Caution Before performing any adjustments make sure the power is turned off and properly locked out Condition The dies have vertical wear lines that appear as scratches Wear lines can be felt on the finish of the swaged fit...

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Page 12: ... The Swagelok power swager is designed expressly for swaging Swagelok end connections and hose using the appropriate Swagelok dies and pushers Swagelok Company cannot be responsible for property damage or personal injury that may result from swaging other brands of end connections and hose nor from the intentional misuse of the swager ...

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