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What Are the Max. Load Bearing and the Max. Loading Capacity (Payload)?
Figure 7: What is the maximum load bearing capacity?
Figure 8: What is the maximum loading capacity (payload)?
5.1
What is the maximum load bearing capacity?
(See Figure 7)
The maximum load bearing capacity is the maximum weight which the
extension arm
with spring arm
2
maximum permissible load bearing capacity of the Single version on the
spring arm
using the example of the pendant system Navigator Lift
3
– Dual-arm type. To look up the maximum load bearing capacity of all
pendant systems refer to Chapter , "", on page 45.
Table 01: Maximum load bearing capacity on the pendant system
Navigator Lift
™
180 – Dual-arm type
Dual-arm versions
Extension arm 600mm with spring arm
Extension arm 800mm with spring arm
Extension arm 1,000mm with spring arm 150
Extension arm 1,200mm with spring arm 130
5.2
What is the maximum loading capacity (pay-
load)?
(See Figure 8)
The dead weight of the Drop tube
tor M6
must be subtracted from the maximum load bearing capacity of
6
the pendant system.
This value corresponds to the maximum loading capacity (payload). In
the example illustrated in the Figure, the maximum payload is 157kg /
345lbs. It is indicated on the adhesive label① on the Navigator M6
If the Drop tube
or the Navigator M6
4
maximum loading capacity (payload) must be calculated again and
indicated on the label① on the Navigator M6
For more detailed information on the maximum loading capacity
(payload) refer to the Operating Instructions of the Navigator M6
5.3
Structural alterations to the pendant system
(See Figure 8)
The pendant system is an adapted system with regard to the maximum
load bearing capacity and the maximum loading capacity (payload).
Alterations to the pendant system can result in exceeding the permissi-
ble, total or maximum load bearing capacity of the individual components.
In this case, there is a risk of the pendant system or thereof components
disengaging from the fastening device and dropping:
•
For this reason, structural alterations to the pendant system, includ-
ing the replacement of the Navigator M6
HF surgical device, flat screen, etc.), may only be carried out by spe-
cialist personnel authorised by the operator whilst taking the maxi-
mum load bearing capacity of the extension arm, spring arm and the
Navigator M6
into consideration.
6
•
Be aware that the maximum loading capacity (payload) on the
CEMOR
must not be changed.
5
•
The pendant system may only be dismantled and mounted by the
Nuvo technical service team or by trained and authorised service
personnel.
•
Related documents for dismantling, mounting and adjustment work
are available from Nuvo on request.
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can carry. Table 01 indicates the
3
Load bearing capacity [kg]
180
170
and the CEMOR
or the Naviga-
4
5
are replaced, the
6
.
6
and the end devices (e.g.
6
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.
6
.
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