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Firesleeve Free-end and Twice around clamp tools

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Product Code: AFST-CT

Availability: In stock

Description

These firesleeve clamp tools are used to tighten both styles: free-end clamps and twice-around clamps. One is a basic tool that incorporates a winder and a cutter. Additional hand tools may aid in securing the clamp along with this tool. A small handheld grinder or cut-off wheel may also be useful to remove as much of the remaining "tail" from the clamp after tightening, and also to round out the sharp edge of the remaining tail.

The tool requires a minimum of 4.5" of free end of the clamp for the winder to be properly loaded. When calculating the length of the clamp required to secure the firesleeve, add this extra length requirement to the clamp circumference length.

The other available tool is self ratcheting and works well with the free-end clamps.