Klein Tools KN1500PEXH User Manual [en, es, fr]

KN1500P-EX

standard for hooks.

This instruction manual covers the operation, inspection, and maintenance

procedures for the Klein Tools KN1500P-EX Web-Strap Ratchet Hoist and

KN1500P-EXH Web-Strap Ratchet Hoist with Hot Rings.

Web-Strap Ratchet Hoist

Instruction Manual

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KN1500P-EXH

Web-Strap Ratchet Hoist with Hot Rings

The Klein Tools KN1500P-EX and KN1500P-EXH meet ASME B30.21-2005 standard for Manually Lever Operated Hoists (Web Strap Type) and ASME B30.10-2009 standard for hooks.

This instruction manual covers the operation, inspection, and maintenance procedures for the Klein Tools KN1500P-EX Web-Strap Ratchet Hoist and KN1500P-EXH Web-Strap Ratchet Hoist with Hot Rings.

KN1500P-EX

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KN1500P-EXH

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Single Line

Load Rating: 1500 lbs. (675 kg) Pulling Distance: Max: 138" (3500 mm) Min: 20" (500 mm)

Double Line

Load Rating: 3000 lbs. (1350 kg) Pulling Distance: Max: 79" (2000 mm) Min: 26" (700 mm)

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS

DANGER:

achieve proper working distances per OSHA Regulation Subpart V, 1926.950 or follow your company’s work practices. energized lines than specified by OSHA or your company.

The hoist is NOT an insulating member. Use an appropriate insulating member in series with the hoist to

Use appropriate clothing and gloves for rated voltage if handle must swing closer to

OSHA REGULATION SUBPART V, 1926.950 TABLE V-1

Alternating Current - Minimum Distances

Voltage Range

(Phase to Phase)

Kilovolt

2.1 to 15 2 ft. 0 in. 161 to 169 3 ft. 8 in.

15.1 to 35 2 ft. 4 in. 230 to 242 5 ft. 0 in.

35.1 to 46 2 ft. 6 in. 345 to 362 7 ft. 0 in.

46.1 to 72.5 3 ft. 0 in. 500 to 552 11 ft. 0 in.

72.6 to 121 3 ft. 4 in. 700 to 765 15 ft. 0 in. 138 to 145 3 ft. 6 in.

Minimum

Working

Distance

Voltage Range

(Phase to Phase)

Kilovolt

Minimum

Working

Distance

WARNINGS

For KN1500P-EX and KN1500P-EXH:

• Failure to comply with the following instructions could result in serious injury or death.

• Do not attempt to adjust, repair, or modify any part of the hoist.

• Do not lift more than the rated load.

• Do not operate hoist when it is restricted from forming a straight line with the direction of loading.

• Do not operate hoist with a twisted, kinked, or damaged web strap.

• Do not operate a damaged or malfunctioning hoist.

• Do not lift using hoist.

• Do not use hoist to lift people.

• Do not use hoist to lift loads over people.

• Do not operate hoist with a lever extension.

• Do not remove or obscure warning labels.

Additionally, for KN1500P-EXH:

• Hot rings are NOT load rated for pulling.

• Hot rings will NOT prevent electrical shock and are intended to be used with hot sticks.

BEFORE OPERATING & HANDLING THE LOAD

Before operating the hoist ensure that:

• The supporting structure or anchoring means have the same or greater load capacity as the hoist.

• The operator has read and understood all information included in this manual, and are familiar with the operating controls, hoisting practices, and warnings associated with the hoist.

• If any adjustments or repairs to the hoist are needed, report them promptly to a designated person.

• Hoist shall only be used in locations where the operator can be free of the load.

• The operator shall not use a hoist with an out-of-order sign.

• The operator shall not attempt to adjust or repair a hoist, unless qualified to make such adjustments or repairs.

• Hoists shall only be operated by the hand power of one person.

• Hoists shall not be operated with an extension on the handle.

While handling the load, ensure that:

• The hoist web strap is not wrapped around the load.

• The load is attached to the load hook by suitable means.

• The sling or other device is properly seated in the base (bowl) of the hook. The latch shall not be allowed to support any part of the load.

• The load is not applied to the point of the hook.

• Before applying the load, the operator shall be sure the web strap is not twisted or that multiple parts of the web strap are not twisted around each other.

• The hoist shall not be operated until the load block, web strap, and hoist body are directly in line with the direction of loading to avoid sidepull.

• The hoist body or frame is not bearing against any object or the supporting structure.

• The operator shall not apply a load beyond the rated load appearing on the hoist or load block, except during properly authorized tests.

• Specific attention should be given to balancing of the load and hitching or slinging to prevent slipping of the load.

• The operator shall not release the hoist lever until the ratchet and pawl is engaged and the lever is at rest.

• The operator shall not engage in any activity that will divert the operator’s attention while operating the hoist.

• The operator shall not apply a load to the hoist until the operator and all other personnel are clear of the load.

• The operator shall make sure the load clears any obstacles before moving.

• The load shall not be moved more than a few inches until it is well balanced in the sling or lifting device.

• When starting to lift or pull, the operator should move the load a few inches and then check the hoist for proper load holding action. The operation shall be continued only after the operator has verified the hoist is operating properly.

• Hoist shall not be used to lift, support, or otherwise transport people.

• The operator should avoid carrying loads over people.

• The operator should not leave a loaded hoist unattended unless specific precautions have been instituted and are in place.

• Care shall be exercised when removing a sling from under a landed and blocked load.

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Pawl

FEATURES (KN1500P-EX AND KN1500P-EXH)

Floating Hook

Web Strap

Ratchet Switch

Drum Knob

Brake Wheel

Hook

Handle

HOT RINGS (KN1500P-EXH ONLY

• All hot rings are intended to support the weight of the hoist (13 lbs 6 oz - 0.623 kg).

• The hook hot rings are designed to aid in positioning and attaching the hooks onto hardware and grips when used with hot sticks.

• The Ratchet switch hot ring is designed to aid in switching the hoist from the “D”, “N”, and “U” positions while using a hot stick.

• The handle hot ring is designed to aid in letting out and taking up slack when used with a hot stick.

Handle Hot Ring

Fixed Hook

)

Hook Hot Ring

Fixed Hook Hot Ring

Floating Hook

Hot Ring

Ratchet Switch Hot Ring

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Rigging the Hoist for Single or Double Line Pull

1. Single Line – Only the fixed end hook should be attached to the load. WARNING: Do NOT attach floating hook to a load for a single line pull.

WARNING: Never rig web strap in a choke position by attaching the two hooks to each other.

WARNING: Ensure sling or other device is properly seated in the bowl of the hook, and the

hook latch is securely closed before pulling. Do not use the hook latch to support any part of the load.

2. Double Line – attached to the load.

Pulling Out the Web Strap

1. To release tension on the web strap, shift ratchet switch toward the “D” on the handle.

2. Use handle to ratchet the web strap forward or off the drum.

3. For faster payout, switch the ratchet to neutral or the “N” position, disengage the pawl from the brake wheel with one hand, and pull the web strap with the other hand.

CAUTION: When in use, leave no less than two wraps of the web strap on the drum while pulling. CAUTION: When web strap is fully paid out, do NOT attempt to further unwind the strap. This could

result in damage to the web strap and/or brake mechanism.

Adding Tension on the Web Strap With a Load Attached:

1. Move ratchet to up or the “U” position.

2. Use the handle to ratchet the web strap upwards, or towards the “U”. Continue to ratchet up until there is no longer any slack in the strap.

Releasing Tension on the Web Strap With a Load Attached:

1. Switch the ratchet to the down or “D” position.

2. Ratchet down until you feel the tension brake release (typically after one full ratchet).

3. Once the tension brake is released, continue to ratchet down until you can safely unhook the load.

CAUTION: Do NOT unhook the load or otherwise release tension while the ratchet switch is in the up

Fixed end hook should be attached to the eye on the puller body. Floating hook should be

or “U” position. Doing so will cause the brake mechanism to lock. (If locked, put tension

back on the web strap. Switch the ratchet to the down or “D” position and ratchet down to release the tension brake).

Rewinding the Web Strap

1. To rewind the web strap, shift ratchet switch toward the “U” on the handle.

2. Use handle to ratchet the web strap back onto the drum.

3. For faster return, shift ratchet switch to neutral or the “N” position, and manually rotate the drum knob in the direction of the “U” or up position.

WARNING: Do NOT attempt to manually unwind the drum if a load is attached. CAUTION:

Ensure the take-up of the web strap onto the drum is always in the up direction, or towards the “U”.

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HOIST INSPECTION

Frequent and Periodic inspections of the web strap hoist must be performed at the intervals described below to ensure proper operation and safety of the hoist.

Frequent Inspections require a visual examination (records not required) by the operator or other designated person. If conditions are found during inspection that constitutes a hazard, the designated person shall determine if a more detailed inspection is required. Frequent inspections should be performed at the following intervals:

• Normal Service – monthly

• Heavy Service – weekly to monthly

• Severe Service – daily to weekly

• Special or infrequent service – as recommended by a qualified person before and after each occurrence.

• Hoists that have been idle for one month or more, but no more than one year shall under-go a frequent inspection before put back into service.

Periodic Inspections require a visual inspection by a designated person who records the external conditions of the hoist to provide a basis for continuing inspection. If conditions found during inspection constitute a hazard, a designated person shall determine if disassembly of the hoist is required. Periodic inspections should be performed at the following intervals:

• Normal Service – yearly

• Heavy Service – semi-annually

• Severe Service – quarterly

• Special or infrequent service – as recommended by a qualified person before the first such occurrence and as directed by the qualified person for any subsequent occurrence.

• Hoists that have been out of service for one year or more shall under-go a periodic inspection before put back into service.

The following charts detail the items that are required to be inspected during Frequent and Periodic inspections. A seperate chart is included in this instruction manual to record all Periodic Inspections.

Normal Service Heavy Service Severe Service

Inspection Item

Frequent Inspection

All functional mechanisms for maladjustment and unusual sounds

Hooks (as designated in this manual)

Hook latch operation, if used

Web strap (as designated in this manual)

Lever for bends, cracks, etc.

Hoist support for damage

Visual

Monthly

Record

Yearly

Visual

Weekly to

Monthly

Record

Semi

Annually

Visual

Daily to

Weekly

• • •

Record

Quarterly

Inspection Item

Periodic Inspection

Normal Service Heavy Service Severe Service

Visual

Monthly

Record

Yearly

Visual

Weekly to

Monthly

Record

Semi

Annually

Visual

Daily to Weekly

Record

Quarterly

Requirements of frequent inspection

Evidence of loose bolts, nuts, or rivets

Evidence of worn, corroded, cracked, or distorted parts such as load blocks, suspension housing, levers, web strap attachments, clevises, yokes, suspension bolts, shafts, gears, bearings, pins, rollers, and locking and clamping devices

Evidence of damage to hook retaining nuts or collars, and pins and welds or rivets used to secure the retaining members

Evidence of damage or excessive wear of load sprockets

Evidence of worn pawls, cams, or ratchets; corroded, stretched, or broken pawl springs

Label designating load rating

End connections and terminations of web strap

WARNING: If service becomes necessary on the web strap hoist, all repairs MUST be made by Klein Tools

or an authorized repair center. See Warranty/Repairs section of this manual for more information.

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WEB STRAP INSPECTION

Web straps also require Frequent and Periodic inspections.

Frequent Inspections: Web straps should be visually inspected before each use. The operator or other designated person should look for signs of:

• Melting or charring

• Acid or caustic burns

• Weld spatter

• Broken stitching

• Cuts or tears

• Damaged eyes or fittings

• Abrasive wear

• Knots

WARNING: If any of the conditions above exist on the web strap, remove from service immediately and contact

Periodic Inspections: The frequency of these inspections should be determined by a qualified person and based on

factors such as usage, environment, and previous experience. Inspections are not required at equal intervals, and should be more frequent as the web strap approaches the end of its useful life.

CAUTION: We recommend increased frequency of inspections if any of the following conditions are detected:

• Severely worn end connections

• Distortion of the web strap structure

• Evidence of heat damage

WARNING: Web strap should be replaced, regardless of condition, five (5) years after the hoist went into service.

Klein Tools or authorized repair center to replace the web strap.

HOOK INSPECTION

Frequent and Periodic Inspections of the hooks should be performed at the same time those inspections are performed on the hoist. Hooks should be removed from service, and repaired or replaced, if any of the below conditions exist:

• Cracks, nicks, and gouges

• Any visibly apparent bend or twist from the plane of the unbent hook

• Any distortion causing an increase in throat opening

• Any damaged latch or malfunctioning latch that does not close the hook’s throat

• Evidence of excessive heat exposure or unauthorized welding

• Evidence of unauthorized alterations such as drilling, machining, grinding, or other modifications

HOIST MAINTENANCE

• Avoid storing web strap hoist in areas that are: high in humidity, dusty, sandy, exposed to direct sunlight.

• If hoist is used in heavy rain or near saltwater, clean all parts of the hoist (except handle and web strap) with a multi-purpose lubricant.

• Do not allow water to come in contact with the brake area. Water contact could cause the brake to become stiff or malfunction. If this occurs, the unit may require a factory overhaul before storage or returning to service.

TESTING

Hoists are tested by Klein Tools before being sold. However, hoists require operational testing if it has been altered, repaired, or has been out of service for the last 12 months or more. Tests shall be performed by a designated person and shall include:

• Checking all functions of the hoist while it is suspended in the unloaded state.

• After testing in the unloaded state, a load of at least 100 lbs (single line) and 200 lbs. (double line) shall be applied to the hoist in order to check proper load control.

A hoist where load-suspension parts have been altered, replaced, or repaired shall be statically or dynamically load tested:

• The need for these tests shall be determined by a qualified person.

• A written report of the test should be prepared and placed on file.

• The test load shall not be less than 100% of the rated load of the hoist or more than 125% of the rated load of the hoist unless otherwise recommended by the manufacturer or a qualified person.

• The replacement of the web strap is excluded from this load test, but should be tested in accordance with the operational testing detailed above.

• Test anchorages or suspensions shall be approved by a qualified person.

WEB STRAP MAINTENANCE

Store web strap protected from dirt, oil, water, and other foreign materials that could damage the strap or cause deterioration.

Inspect for evidence of exposure to excessive heat, charring, acid burns, chemical contamination or excessive abrasion as follows:

Type of

Material

Polyester Poor resistance.

Exposure to

Excessive Heat

Fibers become brittle and will shrivel, turn brown in color, and break when flexed. Should not be used above

180°F (82°C).

Exposure to

Chemicals

Good Resistance to most chemicals, including hydrochloric acid, aqueous alkalies, and many other solvents. Exposure to incompatible chemicals may change fiber color and texture, similar to a brownish smudge or smear. Also, fibers will become less elastic, with transverse cracks caused by bending.

Exposure

to Molten

Metal or

Flame

Poor resistance. Fiber strands fuse together and become hard, brittle, and shiny.

Exposure to Paints

or Solvents

Generally offers good resistance. However, paint can penetrate into the weave and dry. This can cause webbing to become hard and brittle and can eventually break the fibers. Some solvents may affect fibers (see also

“Exposure to Chemicals”).

Exposure Near Live Electrical

Lines and

Equipment

Poor protection (no dielectric strength). Provides no protection to exposure to live electrical lines or equipment.

WARNING: Web strap should be replaced, regardless of condition, five (5) years after the hoist went into service.

HOIST LUBRICATION

Keep the ratchet gear, stopper ball, and turning area operating smoothly by regularly lubricating with a multi-purpose lubricant. Wipe away any excess.

WARNING: Do NOT apply lubricant to the braking system.

WARRANTY AND REPAIRS

Klein web strap hoists and components, manufactured and sold for commercial or industrial uses, are warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for one year from the date of purchase. THERE ARE NO IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTIBILITY OR FITNESS. At its option, Klein will repair or replace, or refund the purchase price of, any product which fails to conform to this warranty under normal use and service. In no event shall Klein be liable for incidental or consequential damage.

If your Klein product requires repair or for information on how to exercise your rights under the terms of this warranty, please contact Klein Tools at 1-800-553-4676.

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DEFINITIONS

Abnormal operating conditions: Environmental conditions that are unfavorable, harmful, or detrimental to or for the

operation of a hoist, such as excessively high or low ambient temperatures, exposure to weather, corrosive fumes, dust laden or moisture laden atmospheres, and hazardous locations.

Designated person: A person selected or assigned by the employer or the employer’s representative as being competent to perform specific duties.

Heavy service: Service that involves operation within the rated load limit, which exceeds normal service.

Normal service: Distributed service that involves operation with randomly distributed loads within the rated load limit,

or uniform loads less than 65% of rated load for not more than 15% of the time.

Quali ed person: A person who, by possession of a recognized degree in an applicable field, or certificate of professional standing, or who, by extensive knowledge, training, and experience, has successfully demonstrated the ability to solve or resolve problems relating to the subject matter and work.

Severe service: Service that involves normal or heavy service with abnormal operating conditions.

Serial Number

Manual de instrucciones

con palanca (tipo correa entretejida) y con la norma ASME B30.10-2009

para ganchos.

Este manual de instrucciones cubre los procedimientos de funcionamiento,

inspección y mantenimiento correspondientes al polipasto de trinquete

con correa entretejida KN1500P-EX y al polipasto de trinquete con

correaentretejida y anillos KN1500P-EXH de Klein Tools.

KN1500P-EX

Polipasto de trinquete con



correa entretejida

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KN1500P-EXH

Polipasto de trinquete con correa entretejida y anillos

Los productos KN1500P-EX y KN1500P-EXH de Klein Tools cumplen con lanorma ASME B30.21-2005 para polipastos accionados manualmente con palanca (tipo correa entretejida) y con la norma ASME B30.10-2009 para ganchos.

Este manual de instrucciones cubre los procedimientos de funcionamiento, inspección y mantenimiento correspondientes al polipasto de trinquete con correa entretejida KN1500P-EX y al polipasto de trinquete con correaentretejida y anillos KN1500P-EXH de Klein Tools.

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KN1500P-EX

KN1500P-EXH

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ESPECIFICACIONES GENERALES

Línea simple

Capacidad de carga: 1500lb (675kg) Distancia de tracción: Máx.: 138" (3500mm) Mín.: 20" (500mm)

Doble línea

Capacidad de carga: 3000lb (1350kg) Distancia de tracción: Máx.: 79" (2000mm) Mín.: 26" (700mm)

PELIGRO:

El polipasto NO es un instrumento aislante. Utilice una pieza aislante adecuada en serie con el polipasto para alcanzar distancias de trabajo apropiadas según la regulación de la OSHA subparte V, 1926.950 osigalas prácticas de trabajo de su compañía. nominal si el mango debe oscilar cerca de líneas energizadas a una distancia menor que la especificada porla OSHA o su compañía.

REGULACIÓN DE LA OSHA SUBPARTE V, 1926.950 TABLA V-1

Corriente alterna - Distancias mínimas

Rango de voltaje

(entre fases) -

kilovoltio

2,1 a 15 2 pies 0 pulg. 161 a 169 3 pies 8 pulg. 15,1 a 35 2 pies 4 pulg. 230 a 242 5 pies 0 pulg. 35,1 a 46 2 pies 6 pulg. 345 a 362 7 pies 0 pulg.

46,1 a 72,5 3 pies 0 pulg. 500 a 552 11 pies 0 pulg.

72,6 a 121 3 pies 4 pulg. 700 a 765 15 pies 0 pulg.

138 a 145 3 pies 6 pulg.

Distancia

de trabajo

mínima

Utilice vestimenta y guantes apropiados para el voltaje

Rango de voltaje

(entre fases) -

kilovoltio

Distancia

de trabajo

mínima

ADVERTENCIAS

Para KN1500P-EX y KN1500P-EXH:

• El incumplimiento de estas instrucciones puede dar lugar a lesiones graves o mortales.

• No intente ajustar, reparar ni modificar ninguna pieza del polipasto.

• No levante una carga superior a la carga nominal.

• No accione el polipasto si no puede formar una línea recta con la dirección de la carga.

• No accione el polipasto si la correa entretejida está retorcida, enredada o dañada.

• No accione el polipasto si está dañado o no funciona correctamente.

• No levante cargas con el polipasto.

• No utilice el polipasto para levantar personas.

• No utilice el polipasto para levantar cargas cuando haya personas debajo de estas.

• No accione el polipasto utilizando una extensión de la palanca.

• No quite ni tape las etiquetas de advertencia.

Además, para el KN1500P-EXH:

• Los anillos s NO tienen la capacidad de carga para tracción.

• Los anillos NO evitan choques eléctricos y su uso previsto es junto a pértigas de trabajo.

ANTES DE OPERAR Y MANIOBRAR LA CARGA

Antes de operar el polipasto, asegúrese de que se cumplan las siguientes condiciones:

• La estructura de apoyo o los medios de anclaje tienen la misma capacidad de carga o una capacidad mayor quela del polipasto.

• El operador ha leído y comprendido toda la información incluida en este manual y está familiarizado con los controles operativos, las prácticas de elevación y las advertencias asociadas con el polipasto.

• Si es necesario realizar ajustes o reparaciones en el polipasto, infórmelo de inmediato a la persona designada.

• El polipasto solo se debe utilizar en ubicaciones en las que el operador puede estar fuera de la zona donde pende la carga.

• El operador no debe utilizar un polipasto que tiene un cartel que dice “fuera de servicio”.

• El operador no debe intentar ajustar ni reparar el polipasto a menos que esté calificado para realizar tales ajusteso reparaciones.

• Los polipastos solo deben ser accionados por la fuerza manual de una persona.

• Los polipastos no deben ser accionados con una extensión del mango.

Al maniobrar la carga, asegúrese de que se cumplan las siguientes condiciones:

• La correa entretejida del polipasto no está enredada alrededor de la carga.

• La carga está sujetada al gancho de carga por medios adecuados.

• La eslinga u otro dispositivo están correctamente colocados en la base (taza) del gancho. El cerrojo no debe soportar ninguna parte de la carga.

• No se aplica la carga en el punto del gancho.

• Antes de aplicar la carga, el operador se debe asegurar de que la correa entretejida no esté retorcida y de que sus distintas partes no estén enredadas unas con otras.

• El polipasto no se debe accionar hasta que el bloqueo de carga, la correa entretejida y el cuerpo del polipasto estén alineados directamente con la dirección de la carga para evitar tracciones laterales.

• El cuerpo o armazón del polipasto no debe ejercer presión contra ningún objeto ni contra la estructura desoporte.

• El operador no debe aplicar una carga superior a la carga nominal que figura en el polipasto o en el bloqueo decarga, salvo cuando se trate de pruebas debidamente autorizadas.

• Se debe prestar especial atención al balanceo de la carga y al enganche o la suspensión para evitar que la carga se deslice.

• El operador no debe liberar la palanca del polipasto hasta que el trinquete y la uña estén enganchados, ylapalanca esté en reposo.

• El operador no debe realizar ninguna actividad que desvíe su atención mientras opera el polipasto.

• El operador no debe aplicar una carga al polipasto hasta que él mismo y las demás personas no estén fuera dela zona donde pende la carga.

• El operador debe asegurarse de que la carga pasará sin tocar ningún obstáculo antes de moverla.

• La carga no se debe mover más de unas pocas pulgadas hasta que esté bien balanceada en la eslinga odispositivo de elevación.

• Al iniciar la elevación o tracción, el operador debe mover la carga unas pocas pulgadas y luego examinar el polipasto para verificar que la acción de soporte de la carga es la adecuada. La operación solo debe continuar unavez que el operador haya verificado que el polipasto está funcionando correctamente.

• El polipasto no se debe utilizar para levantar, soportar o transportar personas.

• El operador debe evitar transportar cargas sobre las personas.

• El operador no debe dejar abandonado el polipasto cargado a menos que haya medidas de precaución específicas y que estas se hayan implementado.

• Se debe tener especial cuidado al quitar una eslinga de la parte inferior de una carga depositada en el piso ybloqueada.

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CARACTERÍSTICAS (KN1500P-EX Y KN1500P-EXH)

Gancho flotante

Correa entretejida

Interruptor deltrinquete

Perilla tipo dial

Rueda de freno

Gancho

Mango

GANCHOS (SOLO KN1500P-EXH

• El uso previsto de todos los ganchos es soportar el peso del polipasto (13lb 6oz - 0,623kg).

• Los anillos del gancho están diseñados para ayudar a posicionar y unir los ganchos a las piezas metálicas y agarres cuando se usan con anillos.

• El anillo del interruptor del trinquete está diseñado para ayudar a cambiar la posición del polipasto entre “D”, “N” y “U”, mientras se utiliza una pértiga.

• El anillo del mango está diseñado para ayudar a soltar y tensar el huelgo cuando se usa con una pértiga.

Anillo del mango

Gancho fijo

)

Anillo del gancho

Anillo del gancho fijo

Anillo del

gancho flotante

Anillo del interruptor del trinquete

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