Description
The Paprsky Split Type Corrosion Nut Resection (PS-SCR Series) is a specialized hydraulic tool designed for the safe and efficient removal of rusted, corroded, or seized nuts. This tool is essential for maintenance operations on transmission and distribution equipment, such as towers, where nuts may become immovable over time due to environmental exposure.
The series features two models (PS-SCR-1 and PS-SCR-2) offering different breaking forces and capacities. These tools are engineered to split nuts without damaging the underlying bolt threads, allowing for the easy replacement of fasteners and ensuring the integrity of the structure.
Specifications
| Model | Maximum breaking force | Maximum stroke | Broken nut size | Weight |
| PS-SCR-1 | 130 KN | 20mm | M24-M33 | 6kg |
| PS-SCR-2 | 80 KN | 18mm | M8-M24 | 2.2kg |
Key Features
- High Breaking Force: Delivers up to 130 KN of force to split even the most stubborn corroded nuts.
- Safe Removal: Designed to cut through the nut without damaging the bolt threads, preserving the fastener for reuse.
- Versatile Range: Covers a wide range of nut sizes from M8 to M33 across two models.
- Compact & Portable: Lightweight design (starting at 2.2kg) allows for easy handling in elevated or confined spaces.
- Efficient Maintenance: Drastically reduces the time and effort required to remove seized nuts compared to manual methods.
Applications
- Tower Maintenance: Removing rusted nuts on transmission towers and distribution poles.
- Industrial Repair: Essential for maintenance in petrochemical plants, power stations, and factories.
- Infrastructure: Used on bridges, railways, and other steel structures exposed to the elements.
- Anti-Theft Nut Removal: Capable of removing specialized anti-theft nuts when necessary.
Brand Value Proposition
Paprsky Energy provides specialized maintenance tools that solve critical operational challenges. Our Split Type Corrosion Nut Resection tools (PS-SCR Series) offer a safe, non-destructive, and powerful solution for removing seized fasteners, ensuring that maintenance crews can work efficiently and safely on vital infrastructure.
