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to a maximum impact force of 6 kN. After a fall, the HSG must be
withdrawn from use and checked by a competent person. If the test
result is negative, the HSG must be taken out of service immediately
and disposed of!
HSGs must not be used over bulk material or similar materials in
which it is possible to sink. The required blocking speed will not be
reached in such a case and the sinking cannot be stopped. (Fig.
5.14)
An HSG can be attached on the attachment side (1) by means of
karabiner EN 362 or by means of karabiner EN 362 and lanyard
EN 354, with a minimum breaking load of 22kN, to a suitable
attachment point (min. 12kN). The housings (fig. 1, item 2) must not
rest on edges. The extendable lanyard (fig. 1, item 3) made of steel
rope/ webbing must not be obstructed in the direction of movement
and should under no circumstances be guided over edges or
deflections in order to avoid slack rope formation (5.10).
Caution: To extend the anchor point, never use damping or other
components designed for deformation that have not been tested
together with the HSG. This could disable the blocking function of the
device!
2.1) Product labelling
1. manufacturer incl. address
2. max. length
3. observe instructions
4. relevant standards + year of issue
5. article designation
6. CE marking of the supervising body
7. manufacturer
8. QR code (device information)
9. month and year of manufacture
10. internal barcode
11. article number
12. serial number
13. edge not permissible
13a.Marking „Application horizontal", min./max. nominal load,
edge permissible
13b.Vertical application" marking, min./max. nominal load, edge not
permitted
14. pictogram fall indicator karabiner
15. pictogram alignment HSG
16. lateral deflection pictogram
17. pictogram warning HSG under standing surface
18. min./max. nominal load
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