b
14
11
Hanging up SpanSet round slings or bridles on the hook tip of the load
hook.
12
Setting down loads on SpanSet round slings or bridles.
13
Unintentional unhooking due to an unsuitable load hook.
14
Fastening the load to curves.
15
The effect of alkaline acids on metallic fitting components.
16
Swinging or rotating the load.
17
Use in potentially explosive atmospheres.
SpanSet round slings and bridles may not be used under the
following circumstances:
– if the label
VI
is missing (see cover).
– if the load-bearing core of the SpanSet round sling or bridle (the part
covered by the sleeve) is damaged.
– if the fabric has been damaged by acid, alkaline solution or other
chemical agents or substances.
– if the sleeve has been damaged by heat exposure (due to welding
beads, for example).
– if non-exchangeable components have been deformed due to over-
loading or abrasion (bending, notches, ground-down areas at contact
points etc.).
– if components are torn, cracked, dented, broken or corroded.
3.3 Residual risks
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Danger!
Death or serious injury due to falling loads if Span-
Set-round slings or bridles are used in a non-authorised way.
SpanSet-round slings and bridles are to be used exclusively as intended
(see
3.1
Intendede use).
3.4 Operator duties
The person operating SpanSet round slings or bridles is obligated to the
following duties as a minimum:
– Ensuring that the safety regulations and handling recommendations in
these instructions are followed.
– Establishing and implementing all measures prescribed under labour
laws.
