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Armor Lock
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
ations (on label) to ensure that you have the proper product for your application.
™
Stainless Steel Restraint Coupling
Armor Lock™ is compatible with steel, CI, DI,
PVC and HDPE pipe.
Pipe stiffeners are required on HDPE pipe.
For applications on thin wall PVC and pipelines subject
to vacuum conditions, contact Romac Engineering.
TEMPERATURE
WORKING
SIZE
PRESSURE
(inches)
4.50 230 86º 12 4º 6
4.80 230 86º 12 4º 8
6.63 230 86º 12 2º 8
6.90 230 59º 25 2º 10
8.63 230 59º 25 2º 10
9.05 230 59º 25 2º 10
10.75 230 59º 30 2º 10
11.10 230 59º 30 2º 10
12.75 145 68º 30 2º 10
13.20 145 68º 30 2º 14
(PSI)
LIMITATIONS
FOR
APPLICATIONS
ON HDPE PIPE
(∆T) ºF
BOLT
TORQUE
(ft-lbs)
ALLOWABLE
DEFLECTION
WRENCH
SIZE
(MM hex key)
Step 2 • On each pipe end, make a mark at a dis-
tance equal to half the width of the coupling.
Step 3 • Without opening the coupling, slide the
coupling over one pipe end.
Step 1 • Clean and eliminate any irregularities on
the pipe ends. For applications on HDPE, install a pipe
stiffener in each pipe end.
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STIFFENER
Step 4 • Bring the other pipe end to a facing
position. Make sure the pipes are aligned concentrically and that both pipe ends are correctly supported.
See tolerances indicated on the label.
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™
Armor Lock
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Stainless Steel Restraint Coupling
Step 5 • Place the coupling between the marks and
make sure that the armor is under the bolts.
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Step 6 • Do not rotate the coupling or the pipe dur-
ing tightening. Tighten the bolts alternately and evenly to
the required torque. If there are three bolts, start with the
center bolt, and begin tightening.
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NOTE: Do not exceed the torque requirements
indicated on the product label.
Step 7 • If necessary, you may hydraulically test
the coupling up to 1.25 times the working pressure shown
on the product label.
HELPFUL HINTS
1. Be sure that the bolts are tightened to the proper torque shown on the label.
2. Eliminate any rocks or debris between pipe and gasket.
3. Eliminate any dirt on threads of bolts or nuts.
4. Pressure test for leaks before backlling.
5. Backll and compact carefully around restraint.
6. Reusing parts with stainless steel hardware may lead to a loss in pressure holding ability due to wear.
7. Make sure you have the proper size restraint coupling.
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