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Before storage and reuse, the user must clean webslings/multi-leg slings
that have come into contact with acids, alkalis or other aggressive subs-
tances. Ask your SpanSet dealer or SpanSet itself about cleaning processes.
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When the temperature falls below freezing, ice crystals form in
damp webslings/multi-leg slings and damage the fabric. This
can cause loss of strength, so damp webslings must be dried in venti-
lated areas before reuse.
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Webslings made of polyester (PES) have a blue label, and webs-
lings of polyamide (PA) have a green label. It is safe to use poly-
ester and polyamide webslings within a temperature range of -40°C to
+100°C. webslings made of polypropylene (PP) have a brown label and
can be safely used within a range from -40°C to +80°C.
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Never use webslings/multi-leg slings with illegible or missing la-
bels, because missing safety instructions can lead to improper use.
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Never lift or lower the load in a jerky manner. This creates forces
that can't be controlled. The webslings/multi-leg slings may tear
or become damaged.
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If there are people in the danger zone, they must be warned
that a lifting process is being performed and, if necessary, they
must be removed from the area of immediate danger. It is prohibited for
anyone to be under a suspended load!
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Hands and body parts must be kept away from the slings in order
to prevent injury if the slings tighten.
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Plan the load's fastening, lifting and lowering process with the
greatest of care before the actual lifting process. Reckless con-
nection can damage the load or endanger employees' life and health!
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When lifting sharp-edged loads, protect webslings/multi-leg
slings with protective sleeves (e.g. secutex or NoCut
15
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