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Rynglok AB25 TF100-17 - Herber Aircraft

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Fluid ConveyanceAeroquip ® Brand <strong>Rynglok</strong> ®Tube Repair System• The proven tube fittingperformance standard• The system of choice foraerospace hydraulic tubingrepair• Approved by Boeing, Airbus,major airlines, and allbranches of the U.S. military


<strong>Rynglok</strong> ® Fittings Design FeaturesA Complete Line of Aerospace Fittings —Permanent, Separable, Specials• Accommodates all tube allthicknesses• Capable of joining anycombination of tubingmaterials• Accommodates tube floatup to .40 inches• All metal 6A1-4V titaniumalloy construction• Zero leakage with noelastomeric seals• Accommodates -65°F to+450°F without thermalhysteresis effects• Fitting joint unaffected bylong term exposure tohigh temperatureaerospace fluids• Exceeds tension strengthrequirements of BoeingBPS-F-142• Provides torsion strengthcomparable to that ofaerospace tube• Exceeds flexurerequirements of MIL-F-85421 and MIL-F-85720• Exceeds burst andimpulse capability ofaerospace tube• Passes 15 minute fire testwith type IIIb low flowrates and vibration perAS1055B• Patented design providesexcellent high currentlightning strike capability• Approved for repair usedby all major commercialaircraft manufacturers• Approved for repair usedby all branches of U.S.MilitaryNAVAIR 01-1A-8USAF T.O. 1-1A-8NAVAIR 01-1A-20• Wide variety of fittingconfigurationsincorporated into U.S.Government distributionsystem• National Stock Numbercross-reference listavailable upon requestBefore AssemblyAfter AssemblyPerformance Verification TestingThe superior capability ofEaton’s ® <strong>Rynglok</strong> ® tube jointshas been successfullydemonstrated in over 6,000tests for sealing integrity,flexure fatigue, pressureimpulse, burst strength, tensilestrength, resistance to torsion,fire and lightning strikeconductivity.Even after undergoing torsion, fire, stress corrosion, impulse,flexure, and thermal shock testing, the <strong>Rynglok</strong> ® tube jointsexceed the burst strength of the tubing.<strong>Rynglok</strong> ® fitting strength oftenexceeds the torsional strengthof the tubing.2 EATON CORPORATION Aerospace <strong>TF100</strong>-<strong>17</strong> June, 2004


<strong>Rynglok</strong> ® DesignPatented Design Feature!Eaton’s patented <strong>Rynglok</strong> ®design makes it possible toexceed lightning strikerequirements by conductinghigh surface currents “sparkfree”.The continuous metal contactinsures very low electricalresistance which preventssparking in critical applicationssuch as aircraft fuel tanks.Lightning Strike — Spark -Free Connection<strong>Rynglok</strong> ® Saves Time and Money<strong>Rynglok</strong> ® simplifies inventoryand logistics requirements forboth production and repairapplications. <strong>Rynglok</strong> ® iscapable of handling thenumerous classes of fluidsystems found in theaerospace industry. <strong>Rynglok</strong> ®fittings are not sensitive totype of tubing used, nor wallthickness.<strong>Rynglok</strong> ® simplified repairmethod greatly reduces repairtime. The system is not timesensitive and the installationtool head does not require 360degree access around thetube to be repaired. With<strong>Rynglok</strong> ® there is no need todisconnect long runs of tubingto complete the repair.The <strong>Rynglok</strong> ® Advantage• One titanium fitting for alltube materials• No need for differentaluminum, CRESS ortitanium fittings• One titanium fitting for allwall thicknesses• No need for different 3000,4000 and 5000 psi fittings<strong>Rynglok</strong> ® has proven itssuperior capabilities to repairtube at all pressure ratingsused in military andcommercial aircraft.This chart shows that thepressure rating of the<strong>Rynglok</strong> ® fitting exceeds thatof a standard aerospace tube.Tube O.D.(inch)3/161/45/163/81/25/83/47/811 - 1/41 - 1/2Titanium <strong>Rynglok</strong> FittingPressure Rating (psi)8,0008,0008,0008,0008,0008,0008,0004,0005,0004,0002,500EATON CORPORATION Aerospace <strong>TF100</strong>-<strong>17</strong> June, 20043


<strong>Rynglok</strong> ® Fitting System Installation Sequence1. Mark the Tube4. Swaging the FittingPosition the marking gage on the end of the cut tube. Use asuitable marking pen to make the position and inspectionmarks.2. Position the FittingTo swage the fitting, apply pressure. Upon completion ofswaging, release the pressure, the moveable jaw will returnto the original position.5. Inspect the InstallationFitting GrooveInspection MarkInspection MarkPlace the fitting on the tube within the limits of thepositioning mark.3. Position the ToolMoveable JawPosition MarkPosition MarkVisually inspect that the ring is fully advanced onto the fittingusing the inspection gage. Be sure to verify that the edge ofthe fitting is within the limits of the inspection mark.The above steps are repeated for each leg of the <strong>Rynglok</strong> ® fitting.When using the tool in the forward mode as shown, positionthe tool onto the fitting with the tube side of the ring nestedinto the moveable jaw. If positioned properly, the front end ofthe tool will be in the fitting groove. Make sure that the fittingis bottomed into the tool.For a more detailed outline of the <strong>Rynglok</strong> ® installation sequence see ourinstallation bulletin.EATON CORPORATION Aerospace <strong>TF100</strong>-<strong>17</strong> June, 20045


<strong>Rynglok</strong> ® Fitting Part Number System and How to OrderBasic Part Number DesignationR8 X 1 XX TTitanium fitting material (6AL-4V)Configuration number (see tube fitting configuration sheet)1 = Standard Repair FittingConnection type:0 = Permanent, all <strong>Rynglok</strong> ® fitting ends1 = ArcSeal ® (separable) male or female2 = Flareless (separable) male or female3 = Flared (separable) male or female<strong>Rynglok</strong> ® repair fittingExample: R81103T<strong>Rynglok</strong> ® repair fitting, female ArcSeal ® (separable) to <strong>Rynglok</strong> ® fitting in the 90° elbow configuration.How To OrderR8 X X X X T ( ) ( ) ( )Port No. 3 (side port) 1, 2Port No. 2 (right port) 1, 2Port No. 1 (left port) 1 , largest <strong>Rynglok</strong> ® fitting end on the run,if all ends are <strong>Rynglok</strong> ® or any separable endBasic Part NumberExample: R80154T100806<strong>Rynglok</strong> ® repair fitting, reducing tee, all legs permanent.Example: R81154T080604<strong>Rynglok</strong> ® repair fitting, reducing tee, with female ArcSeal ®separable.Port No. 15/8” tube sizePort No. 21/2” tube sizePort No. 11/2” tube sizePort No. 23/8” tube sizePort No. 33/8” tube size1Tube size is specified in 1/16” increments, (i.e., 08 = 8/16ths or 1/2”)2Port 2 and 3 only required for reducer fittingsPort No. 31/4” tube sizeNote: Port numbering system is in accordance with AIR 1590.6 EATON CORPORATION Aerospace <strong>TF100</strong>-<strong>17</strong> June, 2004


<strong>Rynglok</strong> ® Tube Fitting ConfigurationPERMANENTTOPERMANENTMALEMIL-F-85421/1OR MIL-F-85720/1PERMANENT TOARCSEAL ®MALEMIL-F-85421/1OR MIL-F-85720/1BULKHEADFEMALEMATES WITHMIL-F-85421&MIL-F-85720PERMANENT TO“MS” FLARELESSMALE MALE FEMALEMS33514MS33515NAS <strong>17</strong>60MODIFIEDMALEAS4395(MS33656)PERMANENT TO“AN” FLAREDMALEAS4396(MS33657)FEMALEAS<strong>17</strong>08UNIONNon-ReducerR80101T( )R81121T( )R81141T( )R81101T( )R82121T( )R82141T( )R82101T( )R83121T( )R83141T( )R83101T( )ReducerR80151T( )( )R81<strong>17</strong>1T( )( )R81191T( )( )R81151T( )( )R82<strong>17</strong>1T( )( )R82191T( )( )R82151T( )( )R83<strong>17</strong>1T( )( )R83191T( )( )R83151T( )( )45° ELBOWNon-ReducerR80102T( )R81122T( )R81142T( )R81102T( )R82122T( )R82142T( )R82102T( )R83122T( )R83142T( )R83102T( )ReducerR80152T( )( )R81<strong>17</strong>2T( )( )R81192T( )( )R81152T( )( )R82<strong>17</strong>2T( )( )R82192T( )( )R82152T( )( )R83<strong>17</strong>2T( )( )R83192T( )( )R83152T( )( )90° ELBOWNon-ReducerR80103T( )R81123T( )R81143T( )R81103T( )R82123T( )R82143T( )R82103T( )R83123T( )R83143T( )R83103T( )ReducerR80153T( )( )R81<strong>17</strong>3T( )( )R81193T( )( )R81153T( )( )R82<strong>17</strong>3T( )( )R82193T( )( )R82153T( )( )R83<strong>17</strong>3T( )( )R83193T( )( )R83153T( )( )TEE(Separable on Run)Non-ReducerR80104T( )R81124T( )R81144T( )R81104T( )R82124T( )R82144T( )R82104T( )R83124T( )R83144T( )R83104T( )ReducerR80154T( )( )( )R81<strong>17</strong>4T( )( )( )R81194T( )( )( )R81154T( )( )( )R82<strong>17</strong>4T( )( )( )R82194T( )( )( ) R82154T( )( )( ) R83<strong>17</strong>4T( )( )( )R83194T( )( )( )R83154T( )( )( )TEE(Separable on Side)Non-ReducerR81126T( )R81146T( )R81106T( )R82126T( )R82146T( )R82106T( )R83126T( )R83146T( )R83106T( )ReducerR81<strong>17</strong>6T( )( )( )R81196T( )( )( )R81156T( )( )( )R82<strong>17</strong>6T( )( )( )R82196T( )( )( ) R82156T( )( )( ) R83<strong>17</strong>6T( )( )( )R83196T( )( )( ) R83156T( )( )( )EATON CORPORATION Aerospace <strong>TF100</strong>-<strong>17</strong> June, 2004 7


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