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General| Brand | Tractel |
|---|---|
| Model | Tralift |
| Category | Chain Hoists |
| Language | English |
Ensures the hoist is in good condition, includes checks on plates, hook, chain, and overall operation before each use.
Covers adherence to regulations, operator familiarity with safety, and assignment of responsibility for unit use and maintenance.
Details requirements for first-time users and safe installation procedures to ensure operator and equipment safety.
Lists essential checks to perform on the hoist and its components before commencing installation to ensure safety and proper function.
Outlines checks required after installation, including suspension, chain torsion, and functional tests without load.
Specifies correct procedures for positioning the load and ensuring the anchoring accessory is properly seated in the hook.
Explains how the hoist is actuated via the hand chain and the procedure for securely attaching the lifting hook to the load.
Provides instructions on lifting and lowering loads by pulling the hand chain smoothly and regularly for safe operation.
Offers further guidance for safe operation, including post-use hook removal and handling of the load chain.
Details requirements for regular inspection, testing with load, and lubrication of mechanical parts, excluding brake/limiter components.
Specifies how to check hook deformation and when the unit must be removed from service for inspection or repair.
Outlines immediate actions in case of malfunction, including stopping operations, securing the area, and returning the hoist for expert repair.
Details the information found on the hoist's nameplate, including designation, WLL, CE marking, and manufacturer data.
Describes the label found on units equipped with the optional load limiter feature.
Prohibits use of the hoist if it's not inspected, has damaged parts, incorrect chains, illegible markings, or malfunctioning safety systems.
Forbids operation in hazardous environments, exceeding load limits, lifting persons, improper load handling, or actions that compromise safety.
