ProductsheetMDTELEKTRIC CHAINHOIST

ProductsheetMRO - MRTLEVERHOIST800 - 1.600 KG

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Difference between MRO and MRTThe overload protection on MRO hoists prevents overloading. As a result, you immediately save on repair costs, the hoist has a longer lifespan and you work safer.

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Lever Hoist | MRO- MRT 800 - 1.600 kg

Falls of chain 1

Hoist chain 5.6x17mm Electro-Galvanized - T-hardened

Norm hoist chain DIN-EN 10204 EN 818-7

Norm hoist NEN-EN 12100-1/2

HS code 8425190000

• Short operating lever so that the required force remains minimal

• An automatic load pressure brake guarantees a secure hold of the load in any position, this allows you to use the chain lever hoist in any lifting direction (360 °).

• A swiveling upper and lower hook made of alloy steel (safety factor 4: 1). Both equipped with a safety lock to ensure optimal safety of the lifting operations

• Provided with a powder coating with good corrosion resistance, suitable for use at an ambient temperature of -10 ° C to + 40 ° C

• Caged needle bearing design increases efficiency and promotes smooth operation extending the work life of the hoist.

• Cast steel safety latches increased durability with heavy duty safety latches secured with Allen screws and locknuts.

• Provided with a powder coating with good corrosion resistance, suitable for use at an ambient temperature of -10 ° C to + 40 ° C

• Compact design, smaller body and lightweight design for low headroom applications and use in confined areas.

Product code WLL kg A mm B mm C mm D mm E mm F mm G mm H mm I mm Minimal lifting height m

Weightkg

715.080 800 149 120 37 280 270 97 25 35.5 14 1.5 5.7

715.160 1.600 165 125 47.5 300 265 105 31.5 47 15 1.5 8

570.080 800 155 119 37 280 245 103 25 35.5 16 1.5 5.7

570.160 1.600 170 125 47 300 268 110 31.5 42.5 20 1.5 8

To lower the load, switch the latch to the right position

Fig. 1 Fig. 3Fig. 2

Fig. 6 Fig. 5

To place the hoist in neutral, switch the latch in the straight down position

To lift the load, switch the latch to the left position

Side view of cast chain, pawl and rotation knob

Rotation knob, to let the chain guide freely and move the hook to the correct lifting height (can be placed in the no-load position)

How to use

FUNCTION - USE

Lifting the loadSwitch the latch into the ‘lift’ position to the left (fig. 1) and click into place. Then move the lever up and down. When the hoist is not lifting but is loaded, the latch must remain in the ‘lift’ position, the hoist should not be placed in the ‘neutral’ or ‘lower’ position. A load must always be hung in the middle of the hook, do not load the hook tip. This also applies to the top hook.

Chain no-loadSwitch the latch into the ‘neutral’ position straight down (fig. 2). If you want to let the chain guide freely, turn the rotary knob (fig. 5.) This way you remove the “lock” from the chain and you can let the chain guide freely. The load chain can now be quickly pulled in both directions and pre-tensioned. Attention: the minimum load required to close the automatic load pressure brake is between 30 - 45 kg. When replacing the dial, hold the handle and chain with both hands on both sides. Pull the rotary knob (fig.5) towards you.

Mitari Overload protectionThe overload protection is set at approx. 125% - 140% x the workload. When the permitted workload is overloaded, the overload protection will slip, preventing any further lifting of the load. The load can be lowered.

Lowering the loadSwitch the latch into the ‘lower’ position to the right (fig. 3), and click into place. Then move the lever up and down.

When the brake is jammedIf the hoist loses its load without the hoist having been switched into the ‘lower’ position, the brake remains active. This can also happen if the load hook is pulled tight against the cast of the hoist.

Release a jammed brake Switch the latch into the ‘lower’ position to the right (fig. 3), and click into place. Then try to pull the lever with force through. If the tension was very high, the brake can be re¬leased with a slamming movement on the lever, whereby the latch must be switched to the ‘lower’ position. If you want to put the hoist in ‘neutral’, pull out the rotary knob (fig.5). This way you can pull the chain in the correct position. When the chain has the correct location, click the rotary knob back a little to the right. Then switch the latch to the left (fig. 1) to lift the load.

It may occur that the chain lever hoist locks, or gets jammed. The cause of jamming may occur due to, for example, a twisted chain in the housing or incorrect loading of the chain.

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715.080 - 715.160 - 570.080 - 570.160

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