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Pressure spring shaft

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Pressure spring shaft 12100101

for MAJOR CYCLONE TYPHON1 & 2 TORNADE sanders

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Pressure spring shaft

Pressure spring shaft for MAJOR CYCLONE TYPHON1 & 2 TORNADO sanders

The pressure spring shaft on the frame is a mechanical component used to maintain pressure on the arm or sanding plate of the sander. Its main role is to ensure that sanding pressure is applied evenly to the surface being sanded, resulting in consistent, high-quality sanding results. Here is how it works and when it may need to be replaced:

How the pressure spring shaft works

1. Maintaining pressure: The pressure spring shaft is often combined with a spring that exerts force on the sanding arm or plate. This pressure is essential for maintaining contact between the surface to be sanded and the abrasive belt, thus ensuring effective sanding.

2. Pressure adjustment: In some sander models, the pressure spring shaft may be adjustable, allowing the user to adjust the pressure according to the hardness of the material being sanded or other factors.

Wear points on the pressure spring shaft

1. Wear due to use: The pressure spring shaft may experience normal wear over time due to repeated movements of the arm or sanding plate and compression of the spring.

2. Physical damage: Excessive stress, impact or foreign objects stuck in the pressure spring shaft mechanism can cause physical damage, such as scratches, cracks or deformation.

3. Ageing: Depending on the construction materials and frequency of use, the pressure spring shaft may age and lose its ability to maintain stable pressure.

When is it necessary to replace the part?

It is important to regularly monitor the condition of the pressure spring shaft on your Major sander for signs of wear or damage. Here are some indications that it is time to replace this part:

1. Loss of pressure: If the pressure spring shaft is no longer able to maintain effective pressure on the surface being sanded, resulting in uneven or ineffective sanding, this may indicate a problem.

2. Abnormal noises: Squeaking or rattling noises coming from the pressure spring shaft mechanism may indicate a problem.

3. Visible damage: If you notice cracks, deformities or other visible damage to the pressure spring shaft, it must be replaced.

4. Loss of efficiency: If the pressure spring shaft no longer allows for precise and stable pressure adjustment, it may be time to replace it.

Replacing the pressure spring shaft can vary in complexity depending on the model of sander and the specific design of the mechanism. It is recommended that you follow the Repex Floor manufacturer's recommendations for maintenance and replacement of parts and, if necessary, have a qualified professional perform this operation. Also, be sure to follow all safety procedures when servicing or replacing components of your sander.

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