HADEF 53/09-EX Installation, Operating And Maintenance Instruction

Ratchet lever hoist

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Installation,- Operating and
Maintenance Instructions
HADEF Ratchet Lever Hoist
Type 53/09-EX
Explosion proof design
II 2G IIB c T4 or
II 2G IIB c T3 or
DANGER!
Not to be used with IIC gases and IIB gases hydrogen sulphide and ethylene oxide and
light metal and shock sensitive dusts.
It is not allowed to use the equipment in area at risk from explosion where gas AND
dust does both exist at the same time!
5.52.185.01.01.02
II 2D c 135°C
II 2D c 200°C
Rev.02

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  • Page 1 Installation,- Operating and Maintenance Instructions HADEF Ratchet Lever Hoist Type 53/09-EX Explosion proof design II 2G IIB c T4 or II 2D c 135°C II 2G IIB c T3 or II 2D c 200°C DANGER! Not to be used with IIC gases and IIB gases hydrogen sulphide and ethylene oxide and light metal and shock sensitive dusts.
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Heinrich de Fries GmbH Heinrich de Fries GmbH, Gauss Str. 20, D-40235 Düsseldorf Heinrich De Fries GmbH will be named HADEF in the following text. Original operating- and maintenance instructions in German language. Translation in other languages is made of the German original.
  • Page 3: Information

    10.3 Replacing the load chain ....................16 Inspection ..................16 11.1 Periodic checks ......................16 11.2 Checking the load chain ....................17 11.3 Checking the load hook ....................18 11.4 Checking - pawl ......................18 11.5 Checking – Brake System ..................... 18 11.6 Checking –...
  • Page 4: Safety

    Failure to follow the instructions of this manual can lead to unpredictable hazards. For any resulting damage or personal injury, HADEF assumes no liability. The unit was designed and built following a risk analysis and careful selection of the harmonized standards that are to be complied with, as well as other technical specifications.
  • Page 5: Requirements For The Operating Personnel

     Devices for use in area prone to explosion must (from customer's side) be earthed with a shunting Ω against earth. resistor of < 10 WARNING! It is not allowed to make constructive changes of the equipment! Requirements for the operating personnel The units may only be operated by qualified persons that are appropriately trained and that are familiar with it.
  • Page 6: Basic Safety Measures

    Basic safety measures  Observe installation-, operation and maintenance instruction.  Take notice of caution notes at units and in the manual  Observe safety distances.  Take care for a free view on the load.  Only use the hoists appropriately. ...
  • Page 7: Explosion Protection

     Check the grease level of the bearings regularly  Exchange friction surfaces in time and (an exception to this are electric units - maintenance of the brakes must only be effected by HADEF).  Protect the device from impact, friction, rough handling and moisture.
  • Page 8 Example of ATEX classification: CE-marking European Union explosion-proof operating material danger of mine damp device group / application other areas prone to explosion Use in zone 0 device category Use in zone 1 Use in zone 2 ..caused by gas, steam, fog EX atmosphere ...caused by dust limit gap widths (MESG) >...
  • Page 9 max. surface Ignition tem- Temperature temperature of the perature of gas class operating material in °C °C >450 >300 <450 >200 <300 >135 <200 >100 <135 >85 <100 2.6.3 EX zone classification Areas that are prone to explosion are classified into zones. The owner must determine the zone that exists. Information on the zone classification can be found in IEC 60079-10 and in national standards.
  • Page 10 2.6.4 Explosion hazards … recognizing and preventing! 5.52.185.01.01.02...
  • Page 11: Transport And Storage

    The EX-classification is mentioned on the EX-type plate on the hoist. The use of the unit is only allowed for the EX-classification mentioned on the EX-type plate or lower EX classification. Design HADEF ratchet lever hoists are compact hoists with suspension hook for stationary use. Illustration 3...
  • Page 12: Functions

    Functions The load is lifted, lowered or tensioned by operating the lever. The load pressure brake prevents automatic lowering of the load. NOTICE! If used "overhead" or "lashing" undefined forces may appear. We recommend to use a hoist with slipping clutch for these cases. NOTICE! The best protection against functional failures in case of extreme environmental impact is the regular use of the equipment.
  • Page 13: Technical Data

    Technical data Capacity 800 kg 1,6 t 2,5 t 3,2 t 6,3 t Number of chain falls Load chain dimensions 5,6x15,8 5,6x15,8 7,1x20,1 9,0x24,8 10x28,1 10x28,1 10x28,1 low headroom dimension lever force approx. weight* approx. 11,2 15,0 26,0 40,0 weight per add. m lift approx. Main dimensions Dimensions 800 kg...
  • Page 14: Brake And Pawl

    DANGER! Never activate the free-wheeling mechanism if the hoist is under charge. Switching ON the free-wheeling mechanism  Place the switch knob in middle position. Illustration 8 A free-wheeling OFF B free-wheeling switched ON  Pull the free-wheeling wheel upwards in direction ▲...
  • Page 15: Commissioning

    Commissioning General Should the unit be used in Germany: Please observe the validated, national accident prevention regulations. For other countries: Inspections as above. Please observe the national rules and regulations and the instructions in this manual! NOTICE! Hoists up to 1000 kg capacity and without motor-driven trolleys of hoisting unit must be tested by a “qualified person”...
  • Page 16: Monitoring

    10.2 Monitoring The monitoring and servicing intervals stated are valid for operation under normal conditions and single-shift operation. In case of severe operating conditions (e.g. frequent operation with full load) or special environmental conditions (e.g., heat, dust, etc.), the intervals must be shortened correspondingly 10.3 Replacing the load chain CAUTION!
  • Page 17: Checking The Load Chain

    daily 1st maintenance Inspection Inspection Mainte- commissioning checks after Maintenance nance 3 months every every 3 months 12 months Check screw connections Check lifting, lowering functions. Check brake function for ratchet lever hoists: Check free-wheeling mechanism of the chain Brake - check wear of brake lining Check chain wheels, ratchet wheels and pawls.
  • Page 18: Checking The Load Hook

    DANGER! In case of corrosion and/or wear of the surface coating, the chains must be exchanged by original chains. 11.3 Checking the load hook Load hook X = measuring distance hook mouth width Y = measured length from hook no. 6 H = thickness of hook saddle Illustration 14 Please fill in the measured...
  • Page 19: Checking - Suspension And Load Hook Bolt

    11.6 Checking – Suspension and load hook bolt Suspension bolt Load hook bolt 11,1 1600 11,4 10,2 2500 13,3 11,5 3200 15,2 12,4 6300 15,2 12,4 9000 15,2 12,4 Service 12.1 Load chain Wear at the links is mainly due to insufficient maintenance of the chain. To ensure optimal lubrication of the links, the chain must be lubricated at regular intervals, depending on usage.
  • Page 20: Gear

    Recommendation Interval Load hook FUCHS Acc. to demand 12 month bearing RENOLIN PG220 12.4 Gear Regular checks of lubrication are necessary. The teeth must be cleaned and re-lubricated after approx. 3 years. We recommend to use a lubricant of class EP2 or similar products. In case of severe conditions of use (e.g.
  • Page 21: Trouble

    Trouble DANGER! Assembly, disassembly and maintenance operations must only be carried out in an atmosphere not prone to explosion! Please pay attention to the following in case of problems:  Troubles with the equipment must only be repaired by qualified personnel. ...
  • Page 22: Temporary Decommissioning

    15.1 Temporary decommissioning  Measures are as above.  Also read the chapter “Transport and storage”. 15.2 Final decommissioning/disposal  Measures are as above.  After disassembly, ensure that the disposal of the equipment and any materials it contains is carried out in accordance with environmental regulations.

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