Spanset Magnum-X Instructions De Service page 11

- Do not crush the Magnum-X round
sling - this may result in loss of load
capacity.
- Damaged, overloaded or worn Magnum-
X round slings must be taken out of ser-
vice immediately. Their strength is no
longer assured.
- It is prohibited to use Magnum-X
round slings with an angle of incli-
nation greater than 60º as the re-
sulting forces are no longer
controllable and represent a dan-
ger to workers and to the load.
- Do not use Magnum-X round slings
in a basket hitch as they could slide
towards each other and the load
could fall.
- Do not in any event simply lay the Ma-
gnum-X round slings over the
crane hook as the slings can slip
out of the hook and the load
could fall.
- Magnum-X round slings should not
be wound round the load several
times on top of each other in
order to shorten the sling.
- Magnum-X round slings may not
be tautened or pulled over sharp
edges since the load-bearing
surface will be cut through. A
sharp edge can be considered
to exist if the radius of the
edge "r" is equal to/smaller than the thick-
ness/diameter "d" of the round sling. When working
with sharp edges, it is essential to use edge protec-
tors!
- Load hooks must not be loaded at
- Ensure that full control is
Neigungs-
winkel
- Always observe other accompany-
The usual slinging methods for a Magnum-X round sling
are:
Straight
The usual slinging methods for a Magnum-X round sling
with sling angle are:
0° bis 45°
the hook tip, nor must they be able
to inadvertently become
unhooked.
always maintained over
the load, i.e. the load
must not rotate or collide with
other objects, nor objects fall off,
as this will risk serious injuries
occurring.
ing documentation and manufac-
turer's instructions because this will ensure the
avoi dance of accidents.
Choke Basket
lift lift lift
Mode factor M
Inclined angle β β
Straight lift Basket lift
45°
0° bis 45°
bis 60°
Lastanschlagfaktor M
GB
45°
bis 60°
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