The Eclipse range of hand riveting and setting tools offers a selection of models designed for lig...The Eclipse range of hand riveting and setting tools offers a selection of models designed for light industrial and engineering use. The riveter bodies and operating levers are manufactured from the finest pressed steel and the jaws, nose bushes and similar stressed parts are hardened and tempered for durability. This boxed kit contains a threaded insert setting tool with 4mm, 5mm, 6mm and 8mm threaded nutserts. It is a portable tool for thin sheet setting, enabling threaded nut inserts to be easily set by hand. Ideal for on-the-spot maintenance repairs, it features simple setup and an easy, uniform stroke that allows nutserts to be set in thin sheet materials without causing surface damage. The tool offers one-side application, permanent threads, cost-effectiveness, rapid setting, flush mounting, and is moisture and vibration resistant.
This guide is for anyone using the Eclipse Riveter / Threaded Insert Setting Tool Kit (2745) for light industrial or engineering tasks. It offers a simple, portable solution for setting threaded nut inserts in thin sheet materials, saving time and effort. Note that while designed for durability, the tool's performance depends on proper use and maintenance.
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Model Part Number
2745
Brand
Eclipse
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FAQs
What materials can I use this tool with?
This tool is designed for use with thin sheet materials such as sheet metal, plastic, and composites. Ensure the material is compatible with the nutsert being used.
How do I change the nose bush?
Unscrew the nose bush from the tool and replace it with the size needed for your nutsert. Ensure it is securely tightened.
What size nutserts does this tool work with?
This tool kit is designed for use with 4mm, 5mm, 6mm, and 8mm threaded nutserts.
How do I maintain the tool?
Keep the tool clean and lubricated. Regularly wipe down the tool after each use. Store in a dry place. Check the jaws and nose bushes for wear.
Can I use this tool for heavy-duty applications?
No, this tool is designed for light industrial and engineering use. It is not suitable for heavy-duty applications or thick materials.
What if the nutsert is not flush with the material surface?
Ensure you are using the correct size nutsert and that the material thickness is appropriate. Apply firm and even pressure during the setting process.
Is there a warranty?
Please refer to the product packaging or your point of purchase for warranty details.
Troubleshooting
Nutsert not setting properly.
Ensure the correct size nose bush is installed. Check that the material thickness is within the nutsert's specifications. Apply firm and even pressure during setting.
Tool feels stiff or difficult to operate.
Lubricate the moving parts of the tool. Clean any debris from the jaws and mechanism.
Nutsert is spinning after setting.
Check that the hole size is correct for the nutsert. Increase the setting pressure. Ensure that the material is not too thin for the nutsert being used.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Quick and easy installation of threaded inserts.
Suitable for various material thicknesses.
Durable construction ensures long-term use.
Portable design allows for use in different locations.
Prevents surface damage during the setting process.
Offers a cost-effective solution for creating permanent threads.
Cons
Requires manual operation, which can be time-consuming for large projects.
Specific to threaded insert setting; not a general-purpose riveting tool.
May require practice to achieve optimal results.
Limited to the included sizes of nutserts.
Not suitable for heavy-duty applications or materials.
Regular maintenance is needed to maintain performance.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: The tool comes ready to use. Simply select the correct nose bush for your nutsert size and thread it onto the tool.
Compatibility: This tool is designed for use with 4mm, 5mm, 6mm, and 8mm threaded nutserts. Ensure the material thickness is within the nutsert's specifications.
Care: Keep the tool clean and lubricated. Wipe down the tool after each use. Store in a dry place. Regularly check the jaws and nose bushes for wear, and replace as needed.