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type series plus 351 501 901D 901 1201
Minimum load (kg) 25 kg 25 kg 25 kg 25 kg 25 kg
Permissible ambient temperature - 20 °C to + 50 °C
* in accordance with EN 12385-4 (rope class 6x19 / 6x19 M / 6x19W - / WRC)
** acc. to DIN EN 13157 (7-times safety for the strap required)
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION!
Danger of brake release!
The load pressure brake can release
due to vibration. The winch should not
be used to secure loads! Do not remove
the crank while under load!
Danger of fatal injury! - Never stand under
suspended loads!
Risk of accidents! - The brake system can
overheat during extended lowering of loads.
No continuous operation!
Maximum lowering duration 2 - 5 minutes
depending on the load.
Only use cables for which the hook is firmly at-
tached to the cable via a pressed cable loop.
End connections according to EN 13411-3
with thimbles according to 13411-1.
If not otherwise stated in the EN stan-
dards listed above, the cable end connec-
tions must be able to withstand a force
of at least 85% of the minimum breaking
force of the cable without a break.
Hook and connecting device (triangle) must
offer 4-times safety with cables and bands. No
permanent distortion is allowed under static
load with 2-times the nominal load. At 4-times
static load, bending open or deformation is
permitted, however the load must still be se-
curely held (see EN 13157). Alternatively, a
hook acc. to EN 1677-2 with guaranteed load
capacity can be used.
Sharp edges! Damage from scrapes, crus-
hing, cuts. Always wear work gloves.
Observe the required minimum breaking load
when using a band.
The breaking force of the stitched band
must be at least 7 times the specified ten-
sile force in the lowest cable position.
Do not knot together cables / bands.
Do not expose bands to acids or alkalis.
Use a cover to protect bands from moisture
and constant solar radiation.
Do not exceed the tensile forces specified in
the technical data.
Always used non-twisting or low-twisting ca-
bles for lifting a freely suspended load that
could rotate during the lifting procedure!
INSTALLATION
Assembling the crank handle
The crank handle must be able to make
at least a ¼ turn to the left without mo-
ving the drive shaft or the rope drum.
Use a torque wrench for tightening. Tigh-
tening torque 20Nm.
Typ 351 Plus, 501 Plus, 901 Plus, - Standard
1. Remove the hexagon head screw, spring lock
washer and washer from the drive shaft (1-1).
2. Hold the cable drum firmly and screw on the
crank/crank nut fully.
3. Putting spring washer and plate on (2-1).
4. Screw in the screw anticlockwise until fin-
ger-tight (2-1).
5. Hold the crank/crank nut firmly and tighten the
screw with a torque wrench.
6. Check if the crank/crank nut can be moved.
7. Push the cover on (2-2).
Type 901 Plus D - double crank handle
1. Push crank handle onto the drive shaft (3-1).
2. Insert the locking pin.
3. Push crank handle onto the drive shaft at 180°
to crank handle (3-2).
4. Insert the locking pins.
Type 501 Plus, 901 Plus, 1201 Plus - automatic
rolling mechanism
1. Pull out the safety button (4-1).
2. Push the crank handle onto the drive shaft
(4-2).
The safety button should automatically
click into place.
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