DISMANTLE
AND ASSEMBLY TOOLS
SCREWDRIVERS
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a. Purpose
Tightening or Loosening screws or
screw head bolts.
b. Construction
Made of high
Carbon steel point hardened and Tempered, fitted with a wooden handle.
c. Classification
By length of the blade and type.
d. Types
Plain
Screw Driver (Common Screw Driver)
A common
screw driver must fill at least 75 percent of the screw slot. Wrong size, Plain screw driver, cuts and
burrs the screw slot the screw driver tip is found to be worn, it should be
ground to the shape used only where slotted head screws or fasteners are found
on the Aircraft.
Cross-Point
Screw Driver Phillips Head
Stubby Screw
Driver
This is
designed for use where longer screw drivers cannot be used conveniently.
Offset Screw
Driver
Offset screw driver is used in order to get on a screw placed in restricted positions.
Impact
Driver
Pliers
a. Purpose
Used
for gripping and cutting purpose.
a.
Construction
Made of high carbon steel with cutting and gripping edges
hardened and tempered.
b.
Classification
By
type and overall length
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c.
Types
Combination
Pliers
Combination pliers have Jaws capable of gripping flat or
round objects. They have light cutting capability. For general purpose holding
and gripping. These are made in size 41 to 10 inches.
Slip Joint
pliers
Channel Lock
Pliers
Curved
groups of this pliers make-up series of interlocking joints. These are made of
sizes ranging from 41/2 to 20 in.
Adjustable Lever-Wrench pliers (Vise-Grip)
These
pliers provide a powerful clamping force through the action of a cam and a
lever mechanism, amount of jaw opening and clamping force is varied by turning
knurled screw on the handle. Standard lever wrench pliers are made in sizes 4
to inches.
Diagonal
Cutting Pliers.
Needle Nose Pliers Long Nose Pliers
These are
designed to reach in to restricted areas and are made in overall lengths of 4-7
inches and jaw lengths of 1-3 in.
Duckbill
Piers
Wire
Twisters
The safely
wire twister are specially designed pliers for the safety wiring and a/c
fathers. The jaws and these pliers are designed to both cut and grip the safety
wire. The handles have a lock that clamps the jaws on the wire. Provides a
twisting action to frighten the wire. The technical must understand the
principles of safety wiring to be able to properly use this flier.
PUNCHES
Purpose.
(1) Used to start
holes for drilling.
(2) Locate centers for
drawing circles.
(3) Punch holes in
sheet metal.
(4) Remove damaged
rivets, pins or bolts.
Construction.
Made of high
carbon steel working surface hardened and tempered.
Classification.
Classified
by the Diameter of the small end.
Types.
(1)
Center Punch
(1)
Prick Punch
Used to
place reference marks on metal.
(1)
Pin Punch or
Drift Punch.
This has a long tapered end with a blunt point used for aligning holes for bolts or pins to facilitate installations. Classification – By diameter of the small end usually range from 1/16 to 3/8 inch in diameter
SPANNERS
a. Purpose.
Used for
installation and Tightening of threaded fasteners.
b. Construction.
(1) Mild steel case-hardened.
(2) High Carbon steel hardened and Tempered.
(3) Nickel - Chromium Alloy steel.
c. Classification.
By types and size.
d. Types
Open End –Spanner.
Used for
both square and hexagonal headed bolts and nuts The leverage provided by the
length of the normal spanner enable a nut or bolt to be tightened sufficiently
by hand. The size of the spanner is marked either on the jaw face or on the
shank.
Ring Spanners.
These spanners give full enclosure
of the hexagon head
or nut, each corner of which engages snugly with an angle in the aperture of
the spanner. The aperture is usually bi-hexagonal to facilitate the use of the
spanner when angular movement is restricted. This type of spanner, like the
open-jaw type, is usually supplied in double-ended form to fit nuts of
consecutive sizes; the ends are generally off-get, but straight-shank versions
are also available.
Combination
Spanners.
Adjustable
Spanners.
Allen Keys
Allen keys
are shaped L or T shapes. Used on certain bolts and set screws, with an
internal wrenching head.
Socket Wrench’s
i. Sockets
Are made in
variety of sizes and shapes for use with a given bolt head or nut size. Sockets
are made with fixed or detachable handles. They have four, six or two sided
recess to facilitate regular adjustment.
ii. Socket Drivers
Socket wrenches have square opening
which accept driving tool sets are made in 1/4, 3/8, 1/2 and 3/4 - in drives.
Sockets can be turned or driven by socket drivers, which include the speed
handle, the breaker bar the sliding T handle and the ratchet handle.
Torque
wrench, includes a measuring device designed to indicate the twisting force
being applied to nut or bolt inch-pounds (in-lb) (ft-lb) foot-pounds or Newton
- meters (NM).
Torsion Type Torque Wrench
Beam Type Torque Wrench
This has a
pointer which moves across the indicating scale in an amount proportional to
the force exerted by the wrench. Movement of the pointer is caused by the deflection
of the spring steel handle.
Toggle Type Torque wrench (Adjustable)
Pipe Wrench
i. Purpose
Used for assembling and disassembling
pipes and fittings.
ii. Construction
This has
jaws fitted with sharp hardened steel teeth designed to grip pipes or rods.
Jaws are adjusted to a pipe and the handle is pulled forwarded jaws pressure
will increase casing the teeth to grip the pipe very firmly. This is used for
jobs around the shop. For aircraft work strap wrench may be used instead pipe
wrench.
Spanner
Wrenches
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