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Precautions for using chain hoists
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Precautions for using chain hoists
1. Before using the chain hoist, it should be carefully checked whether the rotating part is flexible, whether there is chain jamming, whether there are broken joints and cracks in the chain, whether the brake is safe and reliable, whether the pin is firm, whether the hanging rope and support crossbeam are firm and stable, and only after passing the inspection can it be used.
2. When using, check if the lifting chain is twisted. If there is any twisting, adjust it before use.
3. When using, first pull the bracelet back and loosen the lifting chain to ensure sufficient lifting distance. During operation, pay attention to slowly tightening the chain to gradually apply force. Only after checking for any abnormalities can formal operation be carried out.
4. Overloading is strictly prohibited during lifting operations. Regardless of the position, the zipper should be in the same direction as the chain wheel to prevent the zipper from supporting the groove. The force on the zipper should be even and not too fast or too strong. When used in a horizontal direction, a cushion should be placed at the entrance of the fine chain to support the chain to prevent failure.
5. During the use of the chain hoist, the number of zippers should be determined based on the lifting capacity of the chain hoist. When the hand zipper cannot be pulled, the cause should be identified and the number of people should not be increased or pulled forcefully to prevent the lifting chain from being subjected to excessive force and breaking.
When lifting an object, if it is necessary to temporarily suspend the object, the hand zipper should be tied to the lifting chain to prevent accidents caused by the failure of the chain lock.
7. Rotating parts should be lubricated regularly to prevent chain corrosion. Chains that are severely corroded, have broken marks or cracks should be scrapped and replaced, and should not be used interchangeably.
8. The chain and steel wire rope should be inspected every six months, and an experiment should be conducted annually at 25% of the rated load of the hoist.
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