RIDGID 535 Pipe and Bolt Threading Machine Operator’s Manual

This document is an Operator's Manual for the Manual Pipe and Bolt Threading Machine 535. It provides safety information, machine assembly and setup instructions, and operation instructions for cutting, reaming, and threading pipes using different tools.


RIDGID 535 Pipe and Bolt Threading Machine Operator’s Manual - cover page
Brand
RIDGID
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
71
File format
PDF
File size
1.4 MB
Published
17 January, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
5791945D01C434E0C0C790EFE1F15F60

About this manual

This manual begins with comprehensive safety information, covering general, work‑area, electrical, personal, foot‑switch, and machine safety to help prevent injury and equipment damage. It also details proper tool use, care, and service procedures.

The guide then explains machine assembly, mounting to a stand or bench, inspection, and set‑up of the work area. Detailed operating instructions cover threading, cutting, reaming, die installation, and use of geared threaders, followed by maintenance tasks such as lubrication, oil system care, and part replacement.

What's inside

  • General Safety Information
  • Electrical Safety
  • Foot Switch Safety
  • Machine Assembly and Mounting
  • Machine Inspection
  • Operation and Tool Use
  • Threading Procedures
  • Maintenance and Lubrication

Specifications

Threading Capacity (Pipe)1/8" through 2"
Threading Capacity (Bolt)1/4" through 2"
Motor TypeUniversal
Horsepower1/2 HP
Voltage120V Single Phase AC 25‑60 Hz (230V on request)
Current (36 RPM)15 A
Current (54 RPM)18 A
Operating Speed36 RPM or 54 RPM
Weight260 lb

Frequently asked questions

What safety equipment should be worn when operating the RIDGID 535?

Operators should wear eye protection, a dust mask, non‑skid safety shoes, a hard hat, and hearing protection as appropriate.

How many amps does the machine draw at 36 RPM?

At 36 RPM the machine draws 15 amps.

What is the pipe threading capacity of the 535?

The machine can thread pipe from 1/8 inch up to 2 inches in diameter.

Is a foot switch required for safe operation?

Yes, a foot switch must be present and attached; it provides a safety method to stop the motor quickly.

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