Altrex RS TOWER 51 Manual De Instrucciones página 26

Index
1. General
2. Type of rolling tower
3. Safety instructions
4. Parts
5. Mounting instructions
6. Assembly
7. Check before use
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8 Weight and ballast
9. Moving the rolling tower
10. Disassembly of the rolling tower
11. Inspection, Care and Maintenance
12. Warranty conditions
13. Abbreviations and logos
1. General
This manual applies exclusively to folding and rolling tower configurations (hereinafter: 'the scaffold) as described in this assembly
& user manual (hereinafter: 'the manual').
Prior to starting to assemble the tower, you should carefully read this manual. The required tower should be assembled and used
in accordance with this manual.
Reading Instruction
The manual refers to annexes. These annexes appear at the front of the manual and are indicated by the letter T followed by a
number.
Examples of notations used for references to annexes
T1
(Part T2.A)
[T3.6 - T3.8]
[T4.1]
And so on
WARNING:
If the instructions contained in this manual are not followed, accidents may arise. Altrex may not be held liable for any damage as a
result of non-compliance with the guide regarding the assembly and use of the Altrex scaffold.
The employer, supervisor and user are responsible for the correct use of the container stairs in accordance with this manual and they
must ensure that this manual is available at all times when work is being carried out using the container stairs. Additional copies of
the manual can be ordered from Altrex.
Note:
• The manual must be available with the scaffold during assembly and use.
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• The scaffold may only be assembled and used in accordance with this manual without making any modifications.
• Scaffolding may only be assembled and used in accordance with local laws and regulations. Local legislation and
regulations may contain supplementary measures on top of this guide.
• Make sure you are familiar with the assembly and use of the rolling tower. Study the manual carefully and follow specific
training if necessary.
• Employees charged with conversion, maintenance, repair or cleaning must have specific expertise and experience in
accordance with national (working conditions) legislation.
• A product training course does not replace a manual but gives additional explanation.
2. Type of rolling tower
Norm
Category
Access category
Maximum platform height outdoors
Maximum platform height indoors
Maximum platform load
Maximum load on rolling tower
Maximum number of persons per platform 2
Maximum wind load in operation
Maximum wind load when moving
Minimum number of assembly persons
* 6 Beaufort: Umbrellas struggling to hold on to, trees moving, flags taut, larger waves with white crests, drifting water.
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Annex T1
Annex T2, part A
Annex T3, figure 6 to 8
Annex T4, figure 1
a fall from scaffolding can cause serious injury or death. All instructions in this manual have to be strictly adhered to.
RS TOWER 51/51+ RS TOWER 52
EN1004-1
3-H2
D
8 m
8 m
250 kg
750 kg
12,7 m/s
(max. 6 Beaufort)*
12,7 m/s
(max. 6 Beaufort)*
2
Annexes
T1. Icons
T2. Parts
T3: Mounting instructions
T4. Assembly steps RS TOWER 51
T5. Assembly steps RS TOWER 51+/52
T6. Configuration table and assemblies RS TOWER 51
T7. Configuration table and assemblies RS TOWER 51+
T8. Configuration table and assemblies RS TOWER 52
T9. Configuration table and assemblies RS TOWER 54
T10. Configuration table and assemblies RS TOWER 55
T11. Assembly steps RS TOWER 54/55
T12. Counterweight
RS TOWER 54 RS TOWER 55
EN1004-1 EN1004-1
3-H2 3-H2
D D
8 m 6,8 m
12 m 6,8 m
250 kg 250 kg
750 kg 750 kg
2 2
12,7 m/s 12,7 m/s
(max. 6 Beaufort)* (max. 6 Beaufort)*
12,7 m/s 12,7 m/s
(max. 6 Beaufort)* (max. 6 Beaufort)*
2 2
EN1004-1
3-H2
D
6,8 m
10,8 m
250 kg
750 kg
2
12,7 m/s
(max. 6 Beaufort)*
12,7 m/s
(max. 6 Beaufort)*
2