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Step 3- Installing the Clamps
Clamps are positioned along the string line.
Clamps are positioned along the string line.
 
Position the clamps appropriately on the panel seam, using the string line as a guide.

An Allen-wrench attachment tip is included in your purchase.
An Allen-wrench attachment tip is included in your purchase.

Using the Allen-wrench attachment tip for 1/4" screwgun (included in the box), tighten and retighten setscrews as the seam material compresses. On low seam profiles, clamp spacing should never exceed 32".


Angle drivers are available through your S-5!™ distributor.
Angle drivers are available through your S-5!™ distributor.
 

We recommend using the Angle Driver (available at your S-5!® distributor) to facilitate easy installation and avoid damage to the panel.


NOTE:

Do not be concerned if after installation the clamp appears slightly "cocked" on the panel seam. It will straighten out when ColorGard® is installed.

The holding strength of S-5!® clamps is highly dependent upon setscrew tension. Consult the S-5!® Load Tables by clicking here

For maximum holding strength, setscrews should be tensioned and re-tensioned as the seam material compresses. Clamp setscrew tension should be verified using a calibrated torque wrench between 160 and 180 inch pounds when used on a 22-gauge steel, and between 130 and 150 inch pounds for all other metals and thinner gauges of steel. Published data regarding holding strength is available for viewing here

CAUTION:

Battery operated guns may not deliver consistent screw tension.

Drywall guns may not deliver adequate tension.

Proceed to Step Four


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