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1.3.4 Indications and warnings regarding the crane scale
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It is strictly FORBIDDEN for non authorised personnel to enter in the operating zone.
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It is strictly FORBIDDEN to walk or halt below or near suspended loads.
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It is strictly FORBIDDEN to exceed the nominal capacity of the crane, the scale or of any load support element fixed to
the scale.
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It is strictly FORBIDDEN to lift loads exceeding the maximum capacity of the MCW, which is shown on the sides of the
instrument.
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The crane scale is to be considered a scale, for all purposes, and therefore should only be used as a weighing
instrument.
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Use the scale EXCLUSIVELY for lifting and weighing the suspended loads and for TENSION measurements.
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Place the crane so that the load is lifted vertically.
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Place the load without causing knocks using a low speed of the crane.
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Once the load harnessing operation is done, move away, and make sure that the load is well balanced lifting it up a few
centimetres from the ground.
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Use structures with single hitch elements which allow a correct alignment of the scale.
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Do not use structures with single hitch large-sized elements which could block the correct alignment near the hitch
point.
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Suspended loads which can cause applied torsion stresses MUST be hanged with flexible or swivelling bindings.
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It is FORBIDDEN to make oblique moves on the load.
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Carefully read and apply what described in section “POWER SUPPLY – START-UP – SWITCH-OFF”.
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Periodically check the integrity of all the scale parts (see section “MAINTENANCE AND VERIFICATIONS”).
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Any maintenance, repair, or cleaning operations must be made with the electronic crane scale turned off (see section
“MAINTENANCE AND VERIFICATIONS”).
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Use the DPI prescribed by the manufacturer of the lifting system and eventually those highlighted in the safety data
sheet of the weighing article (helmet, accident-prevention shoes, etc.).
The nominal capacity of the electronic crane scale must not be lower than the maximum capacity of the lifting device.
If one attaches a crane scale with a nominal capacity less than the nominal capacity of the lifting device, verify it with
another weighing system, making sure that the load to be weighed is not greater than the nominal capacity of the
electronic crane scale.
DANGER!!
