SAFWAY Huennebeck MANTO G3, Руководство пользователя

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Unless stated otherwise, all dimensions are given in mm.
MANTO®
8 Connecting (extending) panels vertically
In situations where extensions of more than 500 mm in height are required, the MANTO
formwork system allows the formwork to be extended by attaching MANTO Panels to
the top edge of other MANTO panels.
The general rules for joining MANTO panels to one another are as follows:
• The vertical joints of the lowermost MANTO panels are normally secured using
2no. MANTO Aligning Panel Clamps (code:448000).
• The vertical joint of MANTO panels of up to 0.90 m is secured using 1no. MANTO
Aligning Panel Clamp (code:448000).
• The vertical joint of MANTO panels of more than 0.90 m is secured using
2no. MANTO Aligning Panel Clamps (code:448000).
The illustrations on the following pages show typical tie positions and connecting
arrangements between stacked MANTO panels.
For clarity, a legend of the components used is shown below.
MANTO Aligning Panel Clamp (code:448000)
MANTO Tie Nut (code:464600) or Tie Nut 150 (code:531481)
PLATINUM 100 MANTO Extension Bar
(code:607000)
Check that all connectors are tight and, if necessary, retighten before every use and
every time they are moved.
The arrangements shown here take into account only the weight of the individual com-
ponents. If additional components such as platforms are attached, the number of con-
nectors must be adjusted to accommodate the actual weight.
When using a pouring platform with horizontally arranged extended panels,
always place the tie rods at the top level or use a PLATINUM 100 Bulkhead Clamp
(code:604328).
For the arrangements shown in this section, it is assumed that for the purpose of rais-
ing panels from the horizontal, the Safe Working Moment of the MANTO Aligning Panel
Clamp is 1.20 kNm.
Negative bending capacity of the MANTO Aligning Panel Clamp (Refer to page 26)
means that the plywood is facing the ground (downwards) during the process of lifting
a panel assembly. The bending capacity of the MANTO Aligning Panel Clamp is greater
due to the possibility that the cantilever arms of the MANTO Aligning Panel Clamp are
in contact with the ribs of the panel.
Positive bending capacity means that the plywood is facing upwards during the lifting
process. The capacity is less because only the claws of the clamp are in contact with
the panels.
The number of horizontal joints subjected to bending may vary depending on the form-
work height and the quantity of parts attached to the formwork.