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catalog number:YT-06535
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EAN code:5906083046810
Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:0,95 kg
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A workshop tool designed for the precise crimping of metal clamps onto driveshaft joint boots and other components requiring a permanent connection. Fitted with a 3/8" ratchet drive that allows work in confined spaces.
The standard drive size allows sockets and accessories from tool kits to be used. The ratchet mechanism allows clamping without removing the tool after each turn, which speeds up work in the confined space under the bonnet.
This figure specifies the diameter of the clamps the tool works with. A range of up to 40 mm covers most standard clamps used on constant velocity (CV) joint boots in cars and vans. Before purchase, check the clamp diameter for the specific vehicle model.
The Cr-Mo alloy offers increased mechanical strength and resistance to deformation under heavy loads. This material is used in professional tools where durability is required during intensive workshop use.
The overall dimension of the tool provides adequate leverage when clamping and access to mounting points in the engine bay. The 270 mm length is a compromise between clamping force and manoeuvrability in confined spaces.
| Model | YT-06535 |
| Manufacturer | YATO |
| Working range | 0 – 40 mm |
| Material | Chrome-molybdenum steel |
| Drive type | 3/8" ratchet |
| Total length | 270 mm |
| Application | Clamps on CV joint boots |
Before use, check the type of clamp fitted at the factory. The tool works with metal clamps that are crimped mechanically. It is not suitable for bolt-type clamps, worm-drive clamps or one-piece clamps with a plastic fastener. The vehicle's technical documentation or parts catalogues will tell you which type of clamp is used.
After each use, clean dirt and grease residue off the tool. The ratchet mechanism requires periodic lubrication with tool oil, particularly under intensive use. Storing the tool in a dry place prevents corrosion of the working surfaces.
When clamping, make sure the tool is correctly seated on the clamp to avoid slipping and damaging the rubber boot. The clamping force should be matched to the boot material – over-tightening can cause it to split.
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