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plate. 
      4.2 Danger zones 
Do  not  lift  or  transport  loads  while  personnel  are  in  the 

danger zone. 

Do not stand or place hands or feet under the raised plate. 
Raised  loads  are  not  to  be  left  unattended  for  a  longer 

period of time. 

The operator may only start to move the load when he is 

sure the load will not overturn and that all personnel have   

left the danger zone. 
      4.3 To loosen load 
Move the function lever clockwise to disengage the jaws. 
 

5. Maintenance/Inspection 

To  maintain  continuous  and  satisfactory  operation,  a 

regular inspection procedure must be initiated so that worn 
or  damaged  parts  can  be  replaced  before  they  become 
unsafe. 

If faults are defected the clamp must be put out of service 

immediately. The intervals of inspection must be determined 
by the individual application and are based up on the type of 
service to which the clamp is subjected. 

The  components  of  the  clamp  are  to  be  inspected  for 

damage, wear, corrosion or other irregularities. Repairs may 
only  be  carried  out  by  a  specialist  workshop  that  uses 
original spare parts. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for CL05

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTUCTION MANUAL Note Owner Operator must read and understand this instruction manual before using the clamp ...

Page 2: ...dations and instructions of this manual and keep it for further reference Aside from transporting plate this clamp is well suited to turning over steel structures and welded constructions All plate clamps have been manufactured in accordance with the Machinery Directive 98 37 EC They are type tested 4 to 1 against breakage Each unit is proof tested 1 5 times of the rated load Dot not use the clamp...

Page 3: ...3 0 Test load KN 7 35 14 7 29 4 44 1 Jaw Opening mm 0 15 0 20 0 25 0 30 Dimensions mm A 17 22 27 32 B 44 63 76 85 C 128 167 202 237 D 212 295 370 418 E 30 48 60 65 F 103 138 164 193 G 36 50 52 78 H 35 51 56 59 K 10 12 16 20 Net weight kg 1 9 4 5 7 5 14 8 2 ...

Page 4: ...t the load capacity is reduced as seen on the diagram below showing the load force capacities 3 3 The pivoting shackle has the added advantage of providing enough clamping farce to hold a plate safely even when transporting large sized plates with the 2 legged lifting system Slipping or damage to the clamp is prevented When using two clamps to transporting large sized plates pay attention to the r...

Page 5: ... The reductions in carrying capacity for the inclinations 45 and from 45 to 60 as shown as follows Inclination angles larger than 60 are not permissible 3 4 Make sure that the plate surface must have a hardness below HRC 30 Brinel1300 3 5 Make a sure that the support to which the pivoting shackled is attached is strong enough to hold several times the weight of the plate 4 ...

Page 6: ...mping jaws 6 Do not leave load supported by the clamp unattended unless specific precaution have been taken 7 Do not lift loads that are not balanced and the holding action is not secure SAFETY WARNING Never Exceed Maximum Capacity Never Lift UNDER 20 Of The Rated Capacity Used on all hot rolled structural steel plates and sections up to a surface hardness of 300 Brinell 32 Rockwell C 4 1 Attachin...

Page 7: ...engage the jaws 5 Maintenance Inspection To maintain continuous and satisfactory operation a regular inspection procedure must be initiated so that worn or damaged parts can be replaced before they become unsafe If faults are defected the clamp must be put out of service immediately The intervals of inspection must be determined by the individual application and are based up on the type of service...

Page 8: ...6 Parts List 7 ...

Page 9: ... 1 5 Locknut 1 6 Lockwasher 1 7 Round Jaw 1 8 Screw 1 9 Rollpin 1 10 Function Lever 1 11 Connecting Block Pin 1 12 Pivoting Shackle Pin 1 13 Rollpin 1 14 Function Block 1 15 Pulling Spring 1 16 Rollpin 1 17 Connecting Plate 1 18 Clamping Jaw 1 19 Rollpin 1 20 Jaw Pin 1 21 Shim Washer 1 8 ...

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