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How to mount joker hooks
1. Press the safety latch inward and guide the sling (e.g. round sling)
to the bed of the hook.
2. Pull the sling into the head of the hook.
3. Distribute the slinging gear evenly and without wrinkles to the
entire internal width of the hook head. A round sling or lifting strap
should fill the strap holder to the extent that lateral shift and the
associated tilting is prevented.
4. Now the joker hook has been fastened to the sling. You can now
use the joker hook to fasten the sling to the load.
3.3 Selection
The weight, geometry, surface condition and design features of the
load are crucial criteria for choosing the sling.
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The combination of the Joker hook with SpanSet round slings
with the same working load limit is permitted. The hook with
WLL 6t can also be used for round slings/lifting straps with WLL 4t
and WLL 5t. In the same way the hook with WLL 10t may also be used
for round slings/lifting straps with WLL 8t.
Lifting straps are made with various loop constructions. Therefore,
the thickness and width of the lifting strap loop is decisive for possi-
ble combination with the joker hook. The lifting strap must lie fully in
the joker hook and must not be pinched
3.4 Fastening
It is helpful to use sling points that turn in the direction of the load.
Their geometry must be compatible with the joker hook and allow opti-
mal load distribution and direction of the joker hook. Position the joker
hook on the sling and the load in such a way that there is no transverse
load during the lifting process. The hook bed must be able to move
freely in the sling point. The hook can line up and take up the load.
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The joker hook 1-3 to can also be used for extending and con-
necting round slings
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