2. Connect the swivel hoist rings to an overhead lifting device. Use a spreader bar if either of
the following conditions occur:
• The pivot angle of any swivel hoist ring exceeds 90°.
• The angle of lifting cables, slings or chains is less than 45°.
3. Lift the plate and move it to a safe location.
4.1.3 Lifting Using a Lift Bar
To properly lift plates and assemblies using a lift bar, do the following:
NOTE:
For the installation locations of the lift bars, refer to the hot runner for the markings “Lift Bar Only”
or to the assembly drawings.
NOTE:
The maximum weight the bar can lift is stamped on the Husky lift bar. If using a lift bar that is not
provided by Husky, make sure the lift bar is suitably rated for the weight of the mold/hot runner
assembly.
1. Install the lift bar to the lifting holes on the top of the component.
Figure 4-4: Lifting with a Lift Bar
1. Swivel Hoist Ring 2. Lift Bar 3. Screw
2. Torque the hoist ring to the specied value. Refer to Section 3.11 for torque requirements.
3. Attach a suitable overhead lifting device to the swivel hoist ring and lift the plate or plate
assembly vertically.
4. While the mold and hot runner are in operation, store the Husky provided lifting equipment
together and in a readily accessible area.
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