1. Flange-lok Installation Instructions Quick Installation Guide 00825-0200-4809 rev. DB

2. Drill the Hole into the Pipe Using a Drill Bit or Hole Saw Tag with correct drill hole size attached to the Annubar

3. Clean the Area with a Grinder to Prepare for the Surface for Welding

4. Mounting Should be Welded So the Bolt Holes are Parallel to Pipe The mounting hardware should be gapped 1-/16 th inch for welding –Use weld rod to do this It should also be centered over the drilled hole

5. Tack Weld the Mounting Hardware with 4 Equal Length Tacks Tack weld anywhere on the mounting hardware Then again directly across from the first tack weld Then on the other 2 sides 2 1 3

6. Check to See that the Mounting Hardware is Level and Square If it’s not, use a rubber mallet to lightly adjust the hardware and recheck

7. Verify that the ODF Dimension Matches What is Listed in the QIG The ODF is the dimension from outside pipe diameter to face of flange

8. Complete a Continuous Weld Around the Perimeter of the Unit

9. Using a Gasket, Install the Flange on the Mounting Hardware

10. Tighten the Studs in Nuts in a Cross Pattern Until Appropriately Torqued

11. Insert Studs into the Flange-lok Body

12. Mark the End of the Sensor With a Felt Tip Marker Do not mark if order with special cleaning (Option Code P2, PA)

13. Insert the Flowmeter Until the Tip Contacts the Opposite Side Pipe Wall Rotate Annubar back and forth.

14. Remove the Flowmeter and Verify the Sensor Tip Made Contact Some of the marker should have been rubbed off.

15. Align the Flow Arrow and Insert the Annubar

16. Insert a Packing Ring Underneath the Compression Plate and the Follower The split in the packing ring should face one of the three studs. Use the Compression Plate and Follower to compress the packing into the Pak-lok Body.

17. Packing Goes Below the Compression Plate and Follower NO! YES! NO! Compression PlateFollower Weld Ring Packing

18. The Next 2 Packing Rings should be Inserted so the Split is 120۫ Apart The split in each packing ring should face a different stud which are 120 degrees apart

19. Insert the Second Packing Ring with the Split Facing a Different Stud Compress it with the Follower and Compression Plate

20. Insert the Third Packing Ring with the Split Facing a Different Stud Compress it with the Follower and Compression Plate

21. Place the Split Ring Washers on the Studs

22. Thread the Nuts onto the Studs

23. Tighten Each Nut ½ Turn in Succession

24. Tightened the Nuts Until the Split- Ring Washers are Flattened The Split- Ring washers are specially designed to be flat at the appropriate Torque level for the Annubar