Structural Changes To The Threaded Lifting Pins - HALDER EH 22352 Translation Of The Original Operating Instructions

Threaded lifting pins

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Translation of original instructions (2 pages)

Short instruction manual (2 pages)

Short instruction manual (2 pages)

Table Of Contents

Table of Contents

2 Safety

2.1 Intended use

Proper use also includes

the observance of all notices in the original operating instructions and the third-party

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documentation,

noting that in case of an overhead or horizontal use, the load must be secured against

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falling down before opening the threaded lifting pins,

compliance with the inspection and servicing intervals,

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the use of operating and auxiliary materials in accordance with applicable safety

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regulations,

compliance with the operating conditions,

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inspecting the threaded lifting pins for visible defects or damage before each use.

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The technical specifications given in the technical data must be observed without

exception.

Only use the threaded lifting pins for their intended purpose, otherwise safe

operation is not guaranteed.

For all personal injury and damage to property resulting from improper use, the

operator of the threaded lifting pins and not the manufacturer is responsible!

In relation to the minimum breaking load, threaded lifting pins have specified load

capacities per threaded lifting pins. They must not be added together for multiple-strand

lifting accessories. For such applications, the relevant rules must be observed. The load

values F1 / F2 / F3 apply to lifting in a steel receptacle.

For alternating use on different objects to be transported, such as large tools, threaded

lifting pins with the next largest thread diameter must be used. When using multi-strand

slings, the relevant rules must be observed.

The load capacity specifications are only valid if

the threaded lifting pins are fully screwed in with sufficient thread depth,

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the full surface of the threaded lifting pins lies flat on the bearing surface,

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the forces that are introduced can be absorbed by the base material without

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deformations affecting safety,

the blind holes are drilled deep enough for the bearing surface to rest on.

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The load capacity applies up to max. 90° angle of inclination.

In the case of through holes, a nut should be completely and firmly fitted or screwed on

from the opposite side. If the thread length of the threaded lifting pins is sufficient, the use

of a washer is also recommended.

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