Ease of UseImproves ease of use and removes need for any manual input. Fast automatic spring return design using a single reaction allowing a full return to zero stroke piston retraction.

Improved Seal TechnologyThe latest design eases seal changeouts and enhances general performance throughout high cycle usage.

SafetyInternal fail-safe technology to keep the tensioner on the bolt in the event of puller bar failure. Over-stroke prevention removes the possibility of over-stroking the pistons. Supplied with an over-stroke indicator.

High Life CycleHigh-grade material puller bar to maximize cycle life and allow long service intervals, not restricted by a fixed number of cycles.

Low MaintenanceImproved spring-loaded auto engagement gear-driven nut rotating socket with a geared drive needs low maintenance, making the Typhoon+ tensioner user-friendly.

DurabilityTyphoon+ has Boltight’s unique surface finish as standard which provides long-lasting protection in harsh and difficult working environments.

Options

• Port guard handle
• Nipple coupling configurations
• Cycle counter

Testing & CertificationBoltight is LRQA certified for quality and environmental assurance to ISO 9001:2015. All tools are assembled, filled with oil and pressure-tested prior to dispatch.

Are Typhoon+ tensioners corrosion resistant?Yes, they have a layer of corrosion resistance from nitride external coating for added durability.

Can you over-stroke the tensioners?No, they have over-stroke prevention technology.

What pressure should be used to operate the Typhoon+?The maximum working pressure is 1350bar.

Can you use the Typhoon+ with standard 1500 bar hydraulic ancillary items?Yes, you can. The Typhoon+ works at a maximum of 1350 bar but the quick connections are rated to 1500 bar and you would use 1500 bar hoses. Be sure not to go over 1350 bar pressure.

What do I need to rotate the gearbox puller?A 1/2" square drive ratchet.

Can you use multiple Typhoon+ tensioners in series?Yes, if your tensioner has only a single nipple connection then you can use interconnecting hoses to link tensioners together, or if your tensioners have twin nipple/coupling connections then you can link the tensioners with standard hoses.