Comer PGRF Series - General Information; Gearbox Unit Identification; Risks and Precautions; Transfer and Storage

First issue 10/14 Release A10/14
PGRF 3/9
GENERAL INFORMATION
All the data which characterize the gear unit are reported on the name plate attacched on
the unit.
GEARBOX UNIT
IDENTIFICATION
HANDLING
Handling,liftingandtransportationmustbecarriedoutbyqualied,
authorized and appropriately trained personnel.
Before and during unit handling:
• check the stability of the unit;
• verify that the lifting means and its accessories (ropes, hooks, etc.) are
suitable to lift and handle the unit;
• follow strictly the regulations in force for security and prevention of
industrial injuries.
Manual loads:
If the unit or its parts must be handled manually, limit the load to 10Kg.
We recommend lifting the load by keeping it as close as possible to the body and bending
the knees and not the back.
TRANSFER AND
STORAGE
The unit is best stored in closed and covered environments.
Do not store the unit ouside or directly onto the ground.
If the unit is stored for long periods (over 3 month), these must be externally protected with
anti-oxidizingproductsandlledwithoiltoprotecttheinternalcomponents.
Care should also be used to avoid violent impact.
Safety of authorized workers must be guarantee.
Provide allauthorizedworkerwithallnecessaryandspecicIPG.
Example: Slip-proof shoes should be worn, because there is oil in the reduction gear and
during maintenance some of it may leak in the working area.
Always handle the units with adequate lifting means.
RISKS AND
PRECAUTIONS
ADDITIONAL PRECAUTIONS
• Guarantee an effective prevention system by constantly monitoring cleaning and
integrity of the structures.
• Actuateaspecicperiodical cleaning and maintenance plan of the unit.
• In case of accidental overloads or damage to the unit, stop functioning unit and carry
out a repairing procedure.
Do not work with machines in movement.
PRODUCT
DISPOSAL
The disposal of waste material deriving from machine/components demolition must be
done with respect for the environment, without polluting land, air or water.
Dismantling: parts and components must be disassembled and separated in according to
the materials they are made of: iron, aluminium, copper, plastic, rubber, etc.
Components and parts must be disposed of by the relative centres in full compliance with
the laws in force on the matter of dismantling and demolishing industrial waste.
Packages (pallets, carton boxes, paper, plastic, etc.) to lead into regeneration/recycling
circuits as far as possible, by delivering separate waste classes to authorized compaines.
Waste oil/grease: to dispose of waste oil abide by the laws for protecting the environment
and the laws in force in the Country where the machine is used.
Environmental
protection:
Local rules must be
complied with in regard
to the laws existing in
the country where the
machine is used