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• Ensure that the lifting capacity of the lifting tool is sufficient to transport the mani-
fold/module without risk.
• Use textile attachment devices according to DIN EN 1492-2.
Fig. 2: lifting the manifold (exemplary representation)
6.2 Storing the manifold/module
Hydraulic components are delivered in an unobjectionable state.
Improper storage may damage the hydraulic product.
If there is no separate information in the data sheet or in the installation drawing,
comply with a storage temperature of –20 ℃ to +50 ℃.
Hydraulic components are suitable for storage for up to 6 months under the follow-
ing conditions:
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Do not store the hydraulic component outdoors but in a well-ventilated room.
Avoid high light irradiation.
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Protect the hydraulic component against humidity, particularly ground humidity.
Store the hydraulic component in the shelf or on a pallet.
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Manifolds/modules may be very heavy. In this connection observe the admissible
load-bearing capacities of your storage system.
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Store the hydraulic component in the original packaging or comparable packaging
in order to protect it from dust and dirt.
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All ports at the manifold block and/or the module must be closed with
closing elements.
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After opening the transport packaging, it must be closed properly again for the
storage. Use the original packaging for storage.
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Remove the covers at the hydraulic connections of the manifold block and/or
module only before the assembly.
Transport and storage
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