Molift Rail System, Проектирование и установка устройства

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MRS wall brackets are to always be attached to walls by two securing points. The bracket can be
fitted in several different ways, the profile either resting on or hanging below bracket (refer to illus-
tration). Wall brackets can be fitted to structural wood walls and concrete walls (concrete, aerated
concrete, Leca and brick). Two brackets can for example be fitted with a profile between them or
the traverse system can be suspended from four brackets.
The bracket has four holes, two for screws for fitting to wood and two holes for screws for fitting
to concrete. One of the holes is used for height adjustment and the other is used for sideways ad-
justment. It is important that you assess the need for adjustment and adjust the bracket’s hole po-
sitioning before the last hole is drilled.
The distance between the brackets must correspond to the tables Max distance and Max free end.
If the existing wall is not of sufficient strength, reinforcements must be established, either inside
the wall or on the outside of the wall. Molift cannot be held responsible for calculating the re-
quired reinforcements or for covering any associated costs.
Profiles are attached to brackets with multi-bolts/lock nuts, or with end stops.
General information before starting fitting
• Make sure that you have the required tools, aids and safety equipment with you before you
start the work.
• Use suitable measurement equipment to measure out and mark the positions of attachment
brackets and the centre of the holes which are to be drilled.
Fitting to wood, WFS part number 1109271 (SWL 300 kg)
• Fitting to wood, means the fitting of a bracket to a supporting wall or partition wall the struc-
ture of which is of wood.
• Minimum permitted dimension of vertical members of a wall is 48 x 98 mm or 36 x 148 mm.
Vertical members must extend from the ceiling to the floor.
• Use puncheon tracers to locate puncheons and mark these. Screw 1109319 is to be fitted cen-
trically, tolerance ±3 mm from the centre of the vertical member for maximum SWL to be
achieved.
• If a wall bracket must be fitted between vertical members, reinforcement must be fitted to the
wall. The wall must not have cladding if this is to be carried out.
• First attach the bracket using a screw (part no. 1109319) in the hole for sideways adjustment.
• Attach the other bracket with a screw in the hole for height adjustment, and adjust to the cor-
rect height in relation to the first hole. (The profile is to now be horizontal, level)
• Lock the brackets with the two last screws, ensuring that both brackets are vertical when tight-
ening.
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Fitting to concrete, WFS part number 1109270 or 1109275 (SWL 300 kg)
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Mounting procedure for wall bracket