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MHD56490

Torque Chart

Standard Coarse Thread Torque

Size

SAE Grade 5

SAE Grade 8

Dry

Lubricated

PTFE

Dry

Lubricated

PTFE

1/4-20

8-10

6-7

4

12-14

9-10

5-6

5/16-18

17-20

13-15

8-9

25-28

18-21

11-13

3/8-16

31-35

23-26

14-16

44-49

33-37

20-22

7/16-14

49-56

37-42

22-25

70-79

52-59

31-36

1/2-13

75-85

57-64

34-38

106-121

80-90

48-54

9/16-12

109-123

82-92

49-55

154-174

115-130

69-78

5/8-11

150-170

113-128

68-77

212-240

159-180

95-108

3/4-10

267-302

200-227

120-136

376-426

282-320

169-192

7/8-9

429-487

322-365

193-219

606-687

455-515

273-309

1-8

644-729

483-547

290-328

909-1030

681-772

409-463

1 1/8-7

794-900

596-675

357-405

1288-1460

966-1095

580-657

1 1/4-7

1121-1270

840-952

504-571

1817-2059

1363-1545

818-927

Standard Fine Thread Torque

Size

SAE Grade 5

SAE Grade 8

Dry

Lubricated

PTFE

Dry

Lubricated

PTFE

1/4-20

10-11

7-8

4-5

14-15

10-12

6-7

5/16-24

19-22

14-16

9-10

27-31

20-23

12-14

3/8-24

35-40

26-30

16-18

49-56

37-42

22-25

7/16-20

55-63

41-47

25-28

78-88

58-66

35-40

1/2-20

85-96

64-72

38-43

120-136

90-102

54-61

9/16-18

121-137

91-103

55-62

171-194

128-146

77-87

5/8-18

170-193

127-144

76-87

240-272

180-204

108-122

3/4-16

297-337

223-253

134-152

420-476

315-357

189-214

7/8-14

474-537

355-403

213-242

669-758

502-568

301-341

1-12

704-798

528-599

317-359

995-1127

746-845

448-507

1 1/8-12

1023-1159

767-869

460-572

1444-1637

1083-1227

650-736

1 1/4-12

1425-1615

1069-1211

641-727

2012-2280

1509-1710

905-1026

Metric Coarse Thread Torque

Size

Class 8.8 / 9.8

Class 10.9

Dry

Lubricated

PTFE

Dry

Lubricated

PTFE

M6x1

9-10

6-7

4

11-12

8-9

5-6

M8x1.25

21-23

16-18

9-11

26-30

20-22

12-13

M10x1.5

41-47

31-35

19-21

53-60

39-45

24-27

M12x1.75

71-81

54-61

32-36

91-103

68-77

41-46

M14x2

115-130

86-98

52-59

147-166

110-125

66-75

M16x2

165-187

124-140

74-84

227-257

170-193

102-116

M20x2.5

321-364

241-273

144-164

443-502

332-376

199-226

M22x2.5

439-497

329-373

197-224

605-686

454-514

272-309

M24x3

556-630

417-473

250-284

767-869

575-652

345-391

M30x3.5

1103-1250

827-938

496-563

1521-1724

1141-1293

685-776

Summary of Contents for Man Rider MR150K Series

Page 1: ...Save These Instructions Form MHD56490 Edition K November 2021 CCN 45957115 Air Powered Man Rider Winch MR150K Series y Product Information...

Page 2: ...cement parts may result in safety hazards decreased performance and increased maintenance and will invalidate all warranties Original instructions are in English Other languages are a translation of t...

Page 3: ...ing Wire Rope 11 Safe Wire Rope Handling Procedure 11 Wire Rope Spooling 11 Safe Installation Procedures 11 Rigging 11 Rigging Harness riding belt 12 Manual Wire Rope Guide 12 Slack Line Device 12 Lim...

Page 4: ...ction Report 22 Adjustments 23 Overload Device 23 Automatic Band Drum Brake 23 Lubrication 24 Recommended Lubricants 24 General Lubrication 24 Reduction Gear Assembly 24 Seals and Bearings 24 Wire Rop...

Page 5: ...ned technician to determine the remaining service life Refer to Maintenance Intervals chart in Product Maintenance Information Manual CE and ATEX Option This product is in conformity with the most rec...

Page 6: ...Stainless Steel Hoses Table 2 Specifications Table Air System Rated Performance at rated pressure volume Temperatures Working Inlet Pressure Range Air Consumption at rated pressure and load Full Rated...

Page 7: ...Documentation may include chemical and physical properties of raw material heat treating and hardening tensile and charpy tests as required for the part Type Approval Certification N4 N5 includes the...

Page 8: ...winch to a structure Make sure that the bolts are correct size and strength to install the winch to the structure 1 Make sure the winch is positioned to allow for proper spooling of the wire rope onto...

Page 9: ...main air inlet Supply lines should be as short and straight as installation conditions will permit Long transmission lines and excessive use of fittings elbows tees globe valves etc cause a reduction...

Page 10: ...of the way of moving equipment Always stow in a slack condition Install Winch so that wire rope when at take off angle limits does not contact mounting surface or winch guard panels Install winch with...

Page 11: ...um storage Safe Installation Procedures 1 Do not use wire rope as a ground earth for welding 2 Do not attach a welding electrode to winch or wire rope 3 Never run wire rope over a sharp edge Use a cor...

Page 12: ...eration during use Do not use if wire rope guide is bent or damaged Ensure manual wire rope guide is moved the full length of the drum for even wire rope spooling Slack Line Device The slack wire devi...

Page 13: ...not twisted or crimped Refer to Figure 12 p 29 Pendent lengths up to 66 ft 20 m are available Contact the factory for pendent lengths greater than 66 ft 20 m C CA AU UT TI IO ON N To avoid damaging th...

Page 14: ...w as practical Ingersoll Rand recommends that you do not exceed 100 ft 30 m per minute Any applicable codes and standards should be followed 2 Personnel being lifted or lowered must be alert to obstac...

Page 15: ...tion the control valve Make sure the winch is not overloaded Winch Mounted Control Refer to Figure 8 p 28 Refer to the label on the winch for take off angle part number 45972643 Vertical Wire Rope Tak...

Page 16: ...linder is vented allowing the spring tension to automatically engage the brake and prevent drum rotation Emergency Lowering This device allows the person to be lowered safely in case of main air suppl...

Page 17: ...vent of slack the slack wire device arm will lower by its own weight and activate a pneumatic switch that stops the pilot air lowering signal to the motor The winch is then stopped with both brakes ap...

Page 18: ...before the condition becomes dangerous Deficiencies revealed through inspection or noted during operation must be reported to designated personnel to make sure that corrective action is taken A deter...

Page 19: ...ency Brake Release x x x x x x Automatic Band Brake a x x x x x x a Do not disassemble Auto Band Brake Air Cylinder unless brake operation or visual inspection indicates a requirement N NO OT TI IC CE...

Page 20: ...smoothly Verify spooling direction is correct for winch and application 12 Brakes Lift and lower the load a short distance to test brakes Brakes must hold load without slipping Automatic brake must r...

Page 21: ...ope f Slack Line Detector Inspect rollers for wear and grooves Make sure the rollers freely rotate g Make sure the winch and drum guarding is installed h No modifications have been performed on the wi...

Page 22: ...condition contact the nearest Ingersoll Rand Distributor or the factory for technical assistance Component Condition Corrective Action Notes Pass Fail Repair Replace Uprights and Siderails Drum Band...

Page 23: ...rew and adjusting screw in order to increase or decrease the SWL increase SWL by tightening the adjusting screw Adjustment must be made for an overload of 125 maximum of SWL 3 Tighten securing screw 4...

Page 24: ...damage to winch and or its associated components Table 10 Lubrication Intervals Component Interval Check Air Line Lubricator Daily Change Gearbox Oil 5 years or during Winch Overhaul Recommended Lubri...

Page 25: ...a normal frequency the oil in the reduction housing is suitable for one year operation without being changed However when the winch is used at a high frequency the oil may need to be changed more ofte...

Page 26: ...ure 4 MHP3378 30 10 10 5 5 20 20 60 100 60 A B C D Roller and Weight Positions W Weight Placement T Roller Placement A B Starting Rop e Ang le degree End ing Rop e Ang le degree A B C D 10 5 T T W 10...

Page 27: ...mm 17 7 LS 150 533mm 21 FA150 508mm 20 A C B B Figure 6 MHP3622 Upper Cam Haul in Lower Cam Payout Limit Switch Adjustment Adjustment Screws 7 mm A B C Figure 7 MHP3380 B Wire Rope Anchor A Dead End o...

Page 28: ...on Reset on Button Vertical Operation Payout Haul In A B C D E F Figure 9 MHP3383 For MK1 before 2017 A Figure 10 MHP3795 For MK2 before 11 19 2021 1 2 Figure 11 MHP4610 For MK3 after 11 19 2021 1 2 P...

Page 29: ...tton ON Button Function Levers Pendant Handle A B C D Figure 13 MHP3420 To Regulator Filter Water Separator Main Air Supply Remove Plug for Auxiliary Air Supply A C B P Pr ro od du uc ct t I In nf fo...

Page 30: ...30 MHD56490 Air Schematics For MK2 before 11 19 2021...

Page 31: ...PSI RELIEF VALVE 1 AUTOMATIC BAND BRAKE 2 AUTOMATIC DISC BRAKE 3 EMERGENCY STOP 4 MOTOR 5 DIRECTIONAL CONTROL VALVE 6 OVERLOAD PROTECTION VALVE 7 LIMIT SWITCH 8 FILTER REGULATOR LUBRICATOR 9 SLACK LIN...

Page 32: ...26 30 16 18 49 56 37 42 22 25 7 16 20 55 63 41 47 25 28 78 88 58 66 35 40 1 2 20 85 96 64 72 38 43 120 136 90 102 54 61 9 16 18 121 137 91 103 55 62 171 194 128 146 77 87 5 8 18 170 193 127 144 76 87...

Page 33: ...363 411 218 247 667 756 500 567 300 340 M24x2 609 690 456 517 274 310 839 951 630 713 378 428 M30x2 1227 1390 920 1043 552 626 1692 1918 1269 1438 761 863 Notes 1 Definitions DRY Cadmium plate zinc pl...

Page 34: ...DITION OR REPRESENTATION OF ANY KIND WHATSOEVER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED STATUTORY OR OTHERWISE AND ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES AND CONDITIONS RELATING TO MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE A...

Page 35: ...MHD56490 N No ot te es s...

Page 36: ...i in ng ge er rs so ol ll lr ra an nd dp pr ro od du uc ct ts s c co om m 2021 Ingersoll Rand...

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