256 / 266
239
The company reserves the right to vary models and dimensions without notice.
These products are designed for industrial applications and are not suitable for sale to the general public.
Technical Data
10
NORTH AMERICAN FITTINGS & FLOW CONTROL VALVE CATALOG
>
Release 8.6
TECHNICAL DATA
Camozzi Push-In Fitting – Collet Removal for O-ring Replacement/Exchange
CONFIDENTIAL
(cont. page 2 of 2)
7. Check that collet shape is still uniform,
cylindrical and that none of the collet teeth or
legs is bent inward or outward. Place the
collet evenly and squarely on the oring, (still
sitting flatly inside the throat of the body). The
collet should sit on the newly inserted oring
and appear as if the collet and its legs can
insert inside the fitting body without
interfering with side walls of the fitting body.
Begin applying uniform force to insert the
collet and oring completely down the body
throat cavity. If the collet legs/teeth compress
inward slightly, this is O.K. and perfectly
normal.
8. During insertion of the collet and new oring,
the collet will feel as if it snaps downward into
place. Check that the collet swivels freely and
check down the throat of the fitting body to
make certain that the oring is sitting squarely
in its original gland. ** There should be
nothing seen down the gland/throat that
would interfere with the normal tubing
insertion or flow path. Oring and Collet re-
assembly is complete.