Simpro QUIKSTAK QS10MM, Руководство пользователя

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1.5 Safe Lifting Capacity
The rated Safe Lifting Capacity of the Quikstak is 1000kg at 600mm load centre . This means
that if the load centre is 600mm or less, a 1-tonne pallet can be lifted to the maximum height
of 1.9 metres. If the load centre is beyond 600mm, the load capacity is progressively derated
as illustrated by Figure 2.
Safe Lifting Capacity refers to the weight
in kilograms of the pallet, any items on
the pallet, and any other objects which
have been placed on the forks.
Load Centre refers to the distance in
millimetres from the face of the forks to
the load’s Centre of Gravity.
To identify the rated Safe Lifting
Capacity of a pallet stacker, refer to the
rating plate in the first instance.
Never exceed the rated Safe Lifting
Capacity of a given pallet stacker.
1.6 Service life
The nominal service life of the Quikstak is as follows:
Average Gross Pallet Weight Intended operational life
< 200kg 100,000 lift/lower cycles
200kg – 800kg 75,000 lift/lower cycles
800kg – 1000kg 50,000 lift/lower cycles
1.7 Noise emissions
The noise emissions of the Quikstak do not usually exceed ~74 dB(A) at the operator’s ear.
Hearing protection is recommended if operating the machine for extended periods.
ISO standards specify that machinery noise emissions be measured in A-weighted
decibels, or dB(A). This is a unit of volume adjusted to reflect the sensitivity of human
hearing. Measurements for a dB(A) assessment are taken at a point 1.6 metres above the
ground at the operator’s working position.
1.8 Environmental limitations
The Quikstak may be used indoors or outdoors. However, the following restrictions apply:
1. Minimum floor area 4 square metres, with a clear passage to exits;
2. Height above sea level not more than 1000m;
Figure 2
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