Cast Iron Radiators CAST IRON THE BASICS（铸铁散热器铸铁基础）.pdf

Heatline - Cast Iron Radiators CAST IRON THE BASICS 1. DO NOT LIFT ON YOUR OWN. 2. ONLY LIFT THE RADIATOR VERTICALLY. 3. DO NOT LIFT MORE THAN 8/10 SECTIONS AT ANY ONE TIME. 4. POSITION THE RADIATOR BEFORE FINAL ASSEMBLY. 5. THIS PRODUCT IS NOT WATER TESTED. ALL JOINTS SHOULD BE TIGHTENED. 6. FLAT SURFACES SHOULD BE FILED WITH A SMOOTH FLAT FILE TO REMOVE ANY SWARF. 7. THE THIN WASHER ONLY SHOULD BE USED BETWEEN SECTIONS. 8. 2 BUSHES AND PLUGS WILL BE RIGHTHAND THREAD. 9. 2 BUSHES AND PLUGS WILL BE LEFTHAND THREAD. 10. DO NOT USE P.T.F.E TAPE OR BOSS WHITE ON ANY JOINTS Page 1 of 10 Heatline - Cast Iron Radiators IMPORTANT. Please read these instructions fully before assembly, moving, installing or considering any final decoration of the finished product. Failure to follow these instructions could invalidate any warranty, should damage be caused to the radiator or any of its joints. Introduction  Cast Iron Radiators are made up of a number of individual ‘Sections’ joined together to form an ‘Assembly’.  An ‘Assembly’ consists of a maximum of 10 sections joined together.  A radiator can be made up of one or more ‘Assemblies’ (joined together locally or ‘on site’). Depending on the final specified size, radiators are supplied as a number of ‘Sections’ or ‘Assemblies’ which, if necessary, are required to be joined together locally or ‘on site’ so as to provide the required heat output for comfort conditions of the room(s) to be heated. Jointing of sections and assemblies is a skilled process. These instructions provide guidance on the tools and techniques required to enable water tight radiators to be