How to use the handheld detacher

Handheld detachers are usually used to disassemble and remove some fastened parts or equipment. The usage is as follows:

Check the tool status: Before use, make sure the handheld detacher is in good condition, without damage or malfunction, and all accessories are complete.

Choose the appropriate detachment head: Choose the appropriate detachment head (such as jaws, crosshead, impact head, etc.) according to the object to be disassembled. Some handheld detachers have replaceable accessories, make sure to use the tool that matches the object to be disassembled.

Preparation:

Make sure the disassembly area is clean to avoid falling debris and causing injuries.

If the object to be disassembled is relatively solid, you can use lubricants or penetrating oils to help loosen the connection.

How to operate:

Position the detacher: Aim the detacher at the bolt, nut or other connection that needs to be removed.

Force rotation: Use the handle or trigger of the detacher to increase the force. Depending on the tool, you may need to turn counterclockwise to loosen the screw, or apply impact force to disassemble.

Apply force slowly: When disassembling, the force should be applied steadily to avoid damage to the tool or the disassembled parts.

Safe operation: Wear appropriate protective equipment (such as gloves, goggles, etc.) when using to avoid flying parts during disassembly. Do not use excessive force to avoid tool damage or accidents.

Complete disassembly: Once disassembly is completed, check the disassembled parts to ensure that there is no damage or residual fasteners left.

When using a handheld detachers, stability and safety of operation are very important. Make sure to use it as specified and check the tool status regularly.