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1. Selecting the correct Hackett C4 chain block

1.1   William Hackett C4 chain blocks are manufactured in
 

accordance with BS EN 13157:2004+A1:2009, ASME

 

B30.16-2012, AS1418.2-1997 and SANS 1594:2007

1.2 

William Hackett C4 chain bocks are assembled, chained

 

and tested in the UK to the height of lift specified by the

 

end user.

1.3 

The configuration of chain block assemblies are

 

demonstrated below and are in accordance with the

 

product specification, dimensions and safe working load

 

(SWL) recorded in Table 1.

Table 1: Product specification, dimensions and SWLs for William Hackett C4 chain blocks

1.4.  William Hackett C4 chain blocks can be used within an
 

operating temperature range of -40°C to +55°C.

1.5.  In accordance with statutory requirements (e.g. The
 

Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations

 

1998),  all lifts using chain block assemblies should be

 

planned by a competent person; require risk assessment

 

and the production of a task method statement; and be

 

subject to execution by suitably trained operatives under

 

the supervision of a responsible person. The

 

specification of the chain block assemblies required to

 

achieve a safe lifting operation must be determined by a

 

competent person.

Part 

Code

SWL

(t)

No. of 

Falls

Load 

Chain

mm

Hand

Chain

mm

Standard 

Lift

(m)

a

mm

b

mm

e

mm

f

mm

g

mm

h

mm

Mass

kg

Extra 

Weight

per M

kg

022.050

0.50

1

5 x 15

5 x 25

3

125

130

22.5

32

37

280

7.80

0.50

022.100

1.00

1

6 x 18

5 x 25

3

134

155

26.5

40

44

306

11.10

0.80

022.160

1.60

1

8 x 24

5 x 25

3

151

173

32.5

42

48

368

15.80

1.40

022.200

2.00

1

8 x 24

5 x 25

3

157

185

36.5

46

52

445

16.80

1.40

022.32D00

3.20

2

8 x 24

5 x 25

3

157

235

43.5

52

62

520

24.20

2.80

022.500

5.00

2

10 x 30

5 x 25

3

180

262

51.0

60

77

600

39.80

4.40

022.750

7.50

3

10 x 30

5 x 25

3

192

373

64.0

85

-

740

72.40

6.20

022/1000

10.00

4

10 x 30

5 x 25

3

180

365

53.0

85

-

760

89.70

8.80

022/1500

15.00

6

10 x 30

5 x 25

3

210

406

80.0

100

-

1000

91.10

13.20

022/2000

20.00

8

10 x 30

5 x 25

3

225

550

80.0

110

-

1150

197.00 17.60

022/3000

30.00

12

10 x 30

5 x 25

3

360

680

80.0

110

-

1250

301.00 26.40

022/5000

50.00

20

10 x 30

5 x 25

3

585

832

133.0

170

-

1700

465.00 44.00

Please consider the environment when it comes to disposing of this brochure.
Please recycle when you are finished with this item. For more information please visit: www.recycle-more.co.uk

Single Fall

Multi Fall

a

a

b

b

h

h

e

f

f

g

g

e

Summary of Contents for WH-C4

Page 1: ...of Machinery Safety Regulations 2008 It provides essential safety information guidance and instruction to the user for the care and safe use of the equipment 2 The information in this document must be passed to the duty holder responsible for the inspection examination use storage maintenance and repair of the equipment The duty holder may or may not be the actual user of the equipment ...

Page 2: ...f the chain block assemblies required to achieve a safe lifting operation must be determined by a competent person Part Code SWL t No of Falls Load Chain mm Hand Chain mm Standard Lift m a mm b mm e mm f mm g mm h mm Mass kg Extra Weight per M kg 022 050 0 50 1 5 x 15 5 x 25 3 125 130 22 5 32 37 280 7 80 0 50 022 100 1 00 1 6 x 18 5 x 25 3 134 155 26 5 40 44 306 11 10 0 80 022 160 1 60 1 8 x 24 5 ...

Page 3: ...her immersed in such solutions or used in atmospheres in which fumes are present particularly acidic or strongly alkaline environments without consulting the supplier or manufacturer 2 15 Do not leave suspended loads unattended In an emergency cordon off the working area and establish safe exclusion zones 2 16 Never return a damaged chain block to stores it should be reported to a competent person...

Page 4: ...s 4 3 The user should inspect the chain block before each period of use and prior to placing the block back into storage 4 4 The identification and SWL information must be clearly visible on the block label accompanied by the CE mark 4 5 The load and hand chains should be checked for nicks gouges weld splatter or heat discoloration all of which are quarantine and potential discard criteria 4 6 Hoo...

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