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Lists relevant European, German, and harmonized regulations for hoisting machines.
Details intended use, operator responsibilities, and safety precautions for operating the hoist.
Specifies environmental conditions like temperature, humidity, and altitude for hoist operation.
Lists critical prohibitions to prevent injury or damage, including transporting people or exceeding load limits.
Provides essential operating guidelines for safe and correct use of the hoist, including load handling.
Emphasizes the use of original spare parts and the manufacturer's liability.
Describes the modular design allowing conversion between single/double fall versions and use with trolleys.
Instructions for correctly installing the load chain, stressing the use of original chains.
Detailed diagram and list of components within the electric chain hoist.
Explains the meaning of different parts of the hoist's type designation code.
Guidelines for safe transportation, checking for defects upon receipt, and avoiding improper handling.
Specifies conditions for storing hoists, including environment, temperature, and humidity.
General mechanical assembly procedures for the hoist.
Details the assembly of the hook tackle for single fall versions and its torque specifications.
Describes the assembly of the hook block for double fall versions and its torque specifications.
Instructions for mounting the hoist using a suspension eye, with safety notes.
Guidance on mounting the hoist using a single hole suspension eye, including orientation.
Instructions for attaching the hoist via a suspension hook, including rotation considerations.
Information on using the hoist with electric trolleys, including beam compatibility and type designation.
Details the mechanical assembly of the electric trolley, including width adjustment.
Explains the electrical connections for the trolley motor and control box.
Describes how the hoist brake is controlled electrically.
Step-by-step instructions for mounting the chain box, including securing the chain.
Guidance on managing chain boxes for longer chains, including strain relief.
Explains the function of the lift limiter and its role as an emergency end-position limiter.
Instructions for ensuring proper gear ventilation using a tooth-lock washer.
Illustrates the correct configuration of the load chain for single fall operation.
Illustrates the correct configuration of the load chain for double fall operation.
Procedures for removing and replacing load chain, guide, and hold-down.
Procedures for removing and replacing the load chain, guide, and hold-down for single fall configurations.
Procedures for removing and replacing the load chain, guide, and hold-down for double fall configurations.
Details the requirements and procedure for connecting the hoist to the mains power supply.
Describes the low voltage control circuit, including components like contactors and transformers.
Details the electric limit switch functionality and its role in hoist operation.
Provides instructions for disassembling and reassembling the limit switch shaft.
Explains the functions of the control pendant buttons and switches for operating the hoist.
Refers to separate instructions for the radio remote control system.
Provides essential guidelines for safely slinging loads before lifting.
Outlines requirements for initial use, including authorized personnel and regulatory compliance.
Details the critical inspection steps required before the hoist is put into operation for the first time.
Covers the procedures for performing the initial inspection of the hoist.
Lists the specific checks to be performed during the initial inspection of the hoist.
Describes the procedures and tests, including load testing, for the first use inspection.
Defines the correct operational purpose of the hoist and prohibits improper uses.
Identifies potential hazards and risks associated with operating the hoist.
Highlights the risk of pinching body parts or clothing in moving chains or hooks.
Warns about the potential for high temperatures on the hoist casing during operation.
Addresses risks of falling loads or parts, prohibiting work under suspended loads.
Covers procedures and checks required before starting work with the hoist.
Details pre-operation checks, including safety-relevant inspections and brake testing.
General and specific operating instructions for safe use, including load slinging and movement.
Procedures for decommissioning the hoist due to defects, completion of work, or maintenance.
Explains the concept of duty rate (ED) and its limitation based on motor warming.
Defines short-time duty and provides permissible running times according to FEM standards.
Describes intermittent duty, required resting times, and provides an example calculation.
Discusses duty rate considerations for electric trolleys used with the hoist.
Specifies inspection requirements before first use and after changes, requiring a qualified person.
Outlines inspection requirements for cranes, referencing expert qualifications.
Mandates annual inspections by a qualified person and increasing frequency under harsh conditions.
Provides a table detailing daily, monthly, and yearly inspection and maintenance tasks for various components.
Details the types of brakes used and their maintenance requirements.
Explains the functional description and provides a sectional view of the hoist brake.
Step-by-step guide for adjusting the hoist brake air-gap due to wear.
Details the types of trolley brakes and their maintenance procedures.
Describes the function, sectional view, and adjustment of the slipping clutch.
Instructions for adjusting the slipping clutch, including torque values and verification.
Details the procedure for checking the slipping clutch release limit during inspections.
Information on load chain inspection, lubrication, and replacement.
Guidance on lubricating the load chain, including lubricant types and frequency.
Mandatory checks for load chain wear, deformation, and replacement criteria.
Criteria and procedures for checking and replacing the load hook due to wear or damage.
Information on gear oil type, quantity, and change intervals for the drive gear.
Recommendations for chain lubrication, including frequency and types of lubricants.
Lubrication recommendations for the bearings of the hook tackle and hook block.
Lubrication requirements for the trolley's cog-wheels and running wheels.
Lists common defects, their causes, and recommended elimination procedures for the hoist.
Provides formulas and tables for calculating the theoretical safe working period of the hoist.
Instructions for environmentally sound disposal of lubricants and materials.
General| Brand | Liftket |
|---|---|
| Model | B13 |
| Category | Chain Hoists |
| Language | English |
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