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6.6.1
Lashing Models BSB 400 / 500 / 600
Figure 10: Lashing models BSB 400 / 500 / 600
•
For transport in a transport vehicle, the machine
must be bolted upright on a pallet and braced with
2 lashing straps on the loading area.
•
For this, there is a lashing point for lashing strap 1
on the left machine column (see
Figure 10). The
pallet is directly lashed with lashing strap 2.
•
Screw two support boards between the pallet and
the machine base to the pallet with at least 3
screws
4
each.
•
The machine must then be screwed
4
to the sup-
port boards and the pallet via the 4 holes in the
machine base.
•
An anti-slip mat between pallet and loading area
of the vehicle provides additional safety.
•
Additionally secure the machine against tipping
over!
6.6.2
Lashing Models BSB 700 / 800 / 900
Figure 11: Lashing models BSB 700 / 800 / 900
•
For transport in a vehicle, the ma-
chine must be screwed to a pallet
in a lying position and braced on
the loading area with 2 lashing
straps.
•
There is a lashing point for lashing
strap 1 (
Figure 11) under the
machine base. The pallet is di-
rectly lashed with lashing strap 2.
•
On this side, fix a support beam
to the pallet with at least 3
screws
4
.
•
The machine must now be attached to the support beam with 2 screws
4
via the 2 holes in the machine base.
•
An anti-slip mat between pallet and loading area of the vehicle provides additional safety.
•
Additionally secure the machine against tipping over!
4
Generally use sturdy screws of sufficient length and diameter to match the hole!
Hexagonal screws with matching nuts and large washers on both sides are best suited.
2 support boards
each 3 x screwed
onto the pallet
Machine base
screwed to support
boards and pallet
with 4 screws
Lashing strap 1
Pallet
Lashing strap 2
Lashing point
Pallet
Lashing strap 1
1 support beam
3 x screwed to
the pallet
Lashing strap 2
Lashing point
