DeWalt DXDP110001 Manual De Instrucciones página 7

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TOOL ANCHOR STRAP
Polyester Webbing 44mm 52 mm Tubular Webbing
Length 24" / 60 cm
MAX
5
5 0
DXDP813002
LBS
22,68 kg/
Polyester Webbing 44mm 52 mm Tubular Webbing
Length 24" / 60 cm
MAX
8
8 0
DXDP813012
LBS
36,29 kg/
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Steps to use tool anchor strap
Pass the tool anchor
strap over a secured
point(e.g. scaffold
D-Ring
rail, I beam, etc.)
Now pass the loop
at the other end
through.
D-Ring
Now the tool anchor
strap is ready for use.
WARNING:
When using Retrofit Tool or Anchor Attachments, the user must ensure that the Maximum lanyard
length identified on the attachments is compatible with the identified lanyard length indicated on the tool
lanyard label. Failure in doing so may not give optimum utilization of the connection made.
DOs
a ) The user must weigh the tool or tools to be tethered
to ensure they do not exceed the maximum safe
working capacity of the tool lanyard or any part of
your tethering system. User should also refer to the
label or user manual for information on maximum
capacity information.
b ) Always inspect tool lanyard and all parts of the
tethering system prior to, and after each use (refer to
inspection steps).
c ) Use extra caution around moving machinery or
parts, electrical hazards, chemical hazards or other
apparent hazards.
d ) Always wear appropriate personal protective
equipment when installing or using tethering systems.
e ) Always ensure the carabiners are closed and locked
properly.
f ) Always ensure the hook & loop closure fasten
properly..
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DON'Ts
a ) For tools weighing more than 5 lbs.(2.26 kg.), do not
tether such tool to the human body.
b ) Do not wrap tool lanyard around sharp or rough
edges.
c ) Never modify or alter tool lanyard.
d ) Never modify a tool or primary anchoring location.
e ) Never tie a knot in a tool lanyard.
f ) Never wrap the tool lanyard back to itself, unless
specifically instructed.
g ) Do not attach more than one Tool to each Lanyard (
or lanyard leg).
h ) Do not use this product if it interferes with the tool's
safe working condition, or the anchoring location -
including personal fall protection.
i ) Tool lanyard must not be used as hoisting tag-lines
or used to statically suspend tools and equipment.
j ) Never cinch the cord or carabiner around wrist.
k ) If not able to find a suitable connection point on the
tool, do not connect the lanyard.
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