Tundra TUNMAGL0100, User Manual

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TUNMAGL0100 • TUNMAGL0300 • TUNMAGL0600
TUNMAGL1000 • TUNMAGL2000 • TUNMAGL3000 • TUNMAGL5000
v1.3
USER MANUAL
Lifting Safety
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Do not use this device in the rain or a wet environment. If using outdoors, make sure the surface is clean and dry.
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Do not engage the handle to the “on” position without magnetic material under the lifter.
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Do not drop, heat or shock the lifter as it could cause permanent damage to the lifter.
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Do not use on a work area that may contain a live electrical wire /circuit
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Enure that the surface of the load is free of rust, dirt, debris, grease or moisture obstructions
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Do not carry material over or near people.
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Do not allow people to stand on materials during the lift.
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Do not allow the magnet of the lifted material to come into contact with any obstructions while lifting
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Do not use multiple magnets without a proper spreader bar.
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Ensure the load is equally distributed on the lifter
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Not suitable for shear lifting (the load must be lifted in its horizontal position below the magnet)
2. DESCRIPTION
This magnetic lifter is designed to lift a variety of loads including: steel, iron, round and other magnetic materials. The equipment
eliminates the need for clamps, slings and chains allowing for increased working efficiency in busy garages and workshops. This
equipment does not require a power source.
3. SPECIFICATIONS
Model TUNMAGL0100 TUNMAGL0300 TUNMAGL0600 TUNMAGL1000 TUNMAGL2000 TUNMAGL3000 TUNMAGL5000
Capacity 100kg 300kg 600kg 1000kg 2000kg 3000kg 5000kg
Max rated load
for Round Steel
50kg 150kg 300kg 500kg 1000kg / /
Max rated load
for Flat Steel
100kg 300kg 600kg 1000kg 2000kg 3000kg 5000kg
Max breakaway
force
350kg 1050kg 2100kg 3500kg 7000kg 10500kg 15000kg
Dimensions:
(Refer to Fig.1
below:)
L 92mm 166mm 228mm 266mm 394mm 431mm 595mm
B 64mm 99mm 118mm 150mm 196mm 234mm 294mm
H 72mm 108mm 126mm 158mm 204mm 232mm 289mm
R 148mm 223mm 257mm 303mm 470mm 576mm 728mm
Net weight 3.2kg 12.4kg 23.6kg 42.8kg 69kg 105kg 160.4kg
Fig.1
3.1 Important Definitions:
Breakaway Force:
This can be defined as the force required to separate the magnet from the material load
This is the force when the magnet is being pulled in a direction perpendicular to the
magnet’s face. The breakaway force is directly proportional to the material qualities of
the load. The lifter’s “breakaway force” increases until the material being lifted exceeds
the saturation thickness of the material.
Air Gap:
This can be defined as anything that prevents the magnet from making full contact with
the material being lifted. Examples of an air gap include: paint, rust, ice, water, machine
grooves, holes, oil, rust and other loose debris. It is always recommended that there is a
minimal air gap so the device can make the required contact with the load material.