Transport And Storage; Transporting The Manifold/Module; Transport Using Lifting Tools - Bosch Rexroth RE 07601-B Operating Instructions Manual

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Transport and storage

Bosch Rexroth AG, manifolds and modules, RE 07601-B/12.2013
6 Transport and storage
For transporting and storing the product always observe the environmental condi-
tions specified in the technical data (see installation drawing).
Bosch Rexroth manifolds/modules are high-quality products. In order to prevent
damage at these products, transport the manifolds/modules in the original
packaging or with equivalent transport protection.

6.1 Transporting the manifold/module

Unsecured manifolds and modules toppling over or falling down!
Unsecured manifold blocks/modules may topple over or fall down and bruise or kill
persons if they are heavy and lead to serious injuries and/or crush injuries.
Use the original packaging for transport.
Provide for a stable position during transport to the place of installation.
Transport and secure the manifold block/module at the intended lifting eyes and
attachment points and not at parts with little stability, e.g. valves, solenoids,
connectors and cables.
Transport the manifold complying with the safety instructions and using a fork-
lift or suitable lifting tools. Make sure that the lifting capacity of the lifting tool
is sufficient.
Wear your personal protective equipment.
Comply with the national laws and regulations regarding occupational health
and safety and transport.
Heavy components!
When lifting a manifold/module with a high weight of more than 15 kg, there is the
risk of health hazards.
Use a suitable lifting, putting down and moving technique.
Use suitable lifting tools for transporting heavy manifolds/modules.
During transport, secure the manifold/module against toppling over.
Put the manifold/module carefully onto the contact surface in order not to
damage it.

6.1.1 Transport using lifting tools

In transport, consider the following aspects:
• Properties of the load (e.g. weight, center of gravity, mounting and
attachment points).
• Type of attachment or pick-up of the load.
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