What is teh purpose of that black wedge of plastic at the base of the gauge?
366197
Not sure unless it's to put your foot on to keep the pump from falling over.
366198
I don't know if you are looking at the actual pump or just the picture. On my pump, there is no separate black wedge of plastic at the base of the gauge. The gauge itself is like a bowl shape below the dial, where the air goes thru to the hose and nozzle, and apparently measures the amount of pressure being pumped into the object. Below that is the base of the pump which provides some level of stability when pushing down with your foot.Note also that, when you store the pump after use, the hose comes around the front (under the gauge) and fits into a slot at the back.
2141493
They are for calibrating the jaws there should have been a instruction sheet but go to u tube and search Apollo pex crimp tool calibration they have the instructions on there videos and it is a lot easier than the sheet that came with it. When you put the silver bar in the jaws you ratchet down till closed all the way it will put dents in the bar then you measure the gap with the black bar if the 1.2 goes in it is to loose if the .8 will not go it is to tight they want it between .8 and 1.2 if you need to adjust the video s will show how. I hope this helps Terry K
899185
I tossed it. I think it's to keep the plastic cover in place. Likes mold or casing for the casing. Lol
2139636
I do not know it's purpose, however I am confident it is part of the unit design/function.I would not remove it. It almost appears to be a filter for the unit fan. Again not sure.
573161
I thread the clamp through it and use it to protect the underside of my countertop (to spread out the pressure the clamp puts on the contertop). That is, the bottom of the clamp touches the underside of that plastic bit and the plastic bit is resting on the underside of the countertop. I hope that's what it's for :)
240283
gauge is the thickness measurement for the product not the internal electric tolerance of the device
219660
Not sure i understand question.. Explain? The curve helps to attach to the railing!
202562
Screw in back limits needle travel. It stops you from accidentally pulling to far back on the trigger and blasting paint all over your artwork. The chucking nut "cutout" is there to allow you to easily pull back on the whole needle assembly and clear out any clogs of paint. I personally do not use either one very much.
2264888
I would echo the remarks of another commenter that the tool is intended for grasping as you would a "pen", although perhaps with applying much greater concentrated effort if you're inscribing actual characters onto something for identification, particularly metals. And, whether marking plastic or stainless steel, the pressure applied seems to make little discernable difference in the depth of the cut. At any rate, the intended purpose of the tool is to score a distinct, indelible impression upon a hard surface which may not otherwise be reliably marked.
408340
It's for the oven temperature. You can buy a different probe to use with it for checking food/meat temperatures, though.
802427
It screws in and out to expose or hide a metal spike. So you can use it as metal spike or as a rubber foot.
1591185
That's because this probe is to measure the grill or smoker temperature. There is another probe for the meat, also available on Amazon.
2141491
They are a gauge system to recalibrate the crimping tool. You clamp down on the silver rod, pinching it, then use the black metal strip as a gauge to see if the crimping jaws have the right separation. My clamping tool did come with instructions on using the gauge.
187051
This is a question that needs to go back to the manufacture. I can not understand why you would need this information because the air does not go through the gauge. Unless this is used for medical, you are being overly protective or live in California. If it is being used the gauge for medical equipment, you should go back to the original equipment manufacturer.
1906692
Industrial, heavy duty gauge 5'' x 5'' x 1/4''. Used to connect two floating docks together.
685967
This has a barbed fitting on the back.. I pushed on 1/8 in. Clear plastic tubing.. I got two gauges for two engines in a boat and found that the calibration for both gauges very close.
1651466
So that the static you build up on your body doesn't zap the electrical components. The plastic keeps the electrical charge from jumping from you to the electronics; metal tools would allow the static shock to travel to, and damage, the electrical components.