DeWalt DXDP710140, Instruction Manual

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V-RING TOOL ATTACHMENT
25 mm Polyester Webbing
Single Wing
D-Ring
Webbing Loop
DXDP710201
MAX
15,88 kg/
3
35
LBS
DXDP710200
MAX
15,88 kg/
3
35
LBS
25 mm Polyester Webbing
D-Ring
Webbing Loop
25 mm Polyester Webbing
D-Ring
Webbing Loop
Double Wing
DXDP710221
MAX
15,88 kg/
3
35
LBS
25 mm Polyester Webbing
D-Ring
Webbing Loop
Double Wing
DXDP710222
MAX
36,29 kg/
8
80
LBS
Steps to use v-ring attachment
Now clinch the loop over
the tool and tightly wrap
the two wings of the tool
attachment over the tool
for strong hold grip on
the tool
Untangle the tool
attachment and pass
the loop at the other end
through the desired tool.
MAX
15,88 kg
3
35
LBS
Stretch the webbing of
the tool attachment for
making a tight knot on
the tool.
Now the V-Ring tool
attachment is ready to
use.
Tightly wrap the tool tape
(DXDP810100) around the
anchor knot for tight grip
and strong stable fix of the
knot on the tool.
WARNING:
When using tool lanyard and
accessories, basic precautions should always be
followed, including the following:
DOs
a ) The user must weigh the tool or tools to be tethered
to ensure they do not exceed the maximum safe
working capacity of the tool lanyard or any part of
your tethering system. User should also refer to the
label or user manual for information on maximum
capacity information
b ) Always inspect tool lanyard and all parts of the
tethering system prior to, and after each use (refer to
inspection steps).
c ) Use extra caution around moving machinery or
parts, electrical hazards, chemical hazards or other
apparent hazards.
d ) Always wear appropriate personal protective
equipment when installing or using tethering systems.
e ) Always ensure the carabiners are closed and locked
properly.
f ) Always ensure the hook & loop closure fasten
properly.
WARNING:
When using Retrofit Tool or
Anchor Attachments, the user must ensure that
the Maximum lanyard length identified on the
attachments is compatible with the identified
lanyard length indicated on the tool lanyard
label. Failure in doing so may not give optimum
utilization of the connection made.