Modulift TRUN MOD 600/1000 User Instructions page 2

User Instructions
User Instructions
TRUN MOD 600/1000
Assembly Procedure
Please refer to separate assembly and setup
procedure for more information.
Do's & Don'ts
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Do ensure to load the spreader through the main trunnion
pin only. i.e. adhere to Fig. 1.
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Do keep the loaded spreader clear of obstacles
– any contact could cause beam failure.
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Do ensure correct use of appropriate top slings, do not twist
any slings unnecessarily.
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Do not hang any load from the spreader tube or fl anges.
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Do not exceed stated SWL for that particular span
– adhere to Table 2.
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Do not rig the lower slings less than 45 degrees BSA.
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When moving or positioning long struts or assemblies use
tag lines to control movement.
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Individual components can be heavy and extreme care must
be taken if manual handling.
Recommended top sling types:
Textile slings, cable laid wire rope slings or grommets.
Slings must have soft eyes. Always ensure clearance between
the sling and end unit.
Note: Lengthening the slings can give greater clearance.
Refer to Modulift supplier if in doubt.
WARNING!
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The rigger must ensure that there is a clearance between
the sling end fi tting and the end unit as shown above.
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Max number of struts allowed in spreader assembly: 6.
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Assemble longer struts in the centre of the spreader
confi guration.
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Sling angle is crucial to safe use of spreader.
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Table 2 – Load v Span
Span
(ft)
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
28
30
32
34
36
38
40
42
44
46
48
50
52
54
Clearance
56
58
60
62
64
66
68
70
72
74
76
78
80
82
84
85
Base to Sling
Angle (BSA) α
60°
To calculate the SWL at intermediate spans utilising
Min.top
the 1ft strut, round up the span to the next
SWL
sling
longest span in Table 2, and use the stated SWL.
metric tons
length
(tonnes)
(ft in)
8 1000 8 EU EU
1000 10 EU 2
1000 12 EU 4
1000 14 EU 4
1000 16 EU 4
1000 18 EU 5
1000 20 EU 4
1000 22 EU 10
1000 24 EU 10
1000 26 EU 10
1000 28 EU 10
1000 30 EU 10
1000 32 EU 10
1000 34 EU 20
1000 36 EU 20
1000 38 EU 20
1000 40 EU 20
1000 42 EU 20
1000 44 EU 20
1000 46 EU 20
1000 48 EU 20
1000 50 EU 20
986 52 EU 20
939 54 EU 20
891 56 EU 20
842 58 EU 20
801 60 EU 20
755 62 EU 20
713 64 EU 20
673 66 EU 20
632 68 EU 20
604 70 EU 20
567 72 EU 20
534 74 EU 20
502 76 EU 20
470 78 EU 20
444 80 EU 20
415 82 EU 20
390 84 EU 20
378 85 EU 20
Recommended Confi guration
EU - End Unit (4ft)
EU
EU
2 EU
4 EU
5 EU
4 4 EU
4 EU
4 2 EU
4 4 EU
5 5 EU
10 2 EU
10 4 EU
3 3 EU
4 4 EU
5 5 EU
10 2 EU
10 4 EU
10 4 2 EU
10 4 4 EU
10 10 EU
10 10 2 EU
10 10 4 EU
20 4 2 EU
20 4 4 EU
20 10 EU
20 10 2 EU
20 10 4 EU
20 10 4 2 EU
20 10 4 4 EU
20 20 EU
20 20 2 EU
20 20 4 EU
20 20 4 2 EU
20 20 4 4 EU
20 20 10 EU
20 20 10 2 EU
20 20 10 4 EU
20 20 10 4 2
20 20 10 4 3
EU
EU