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l o c k s Block Inspection and Maintenance • Carefully examine the block(s) and rope(s) for wear and damage before each use • Do not use a block if the sheaves do not turn freely. Sheaves must turn freely. Tight sheaves could indicate worn bushings or bearings • Do not use a block with excessive play in the sheave. Check for excessive play in the sheave. Excessive play could indicate worn bushings or bearings • Do not use a block with a loose becket bolt or rope splice. Check the becket bolt holding the dead end of the rope; the becket bolt should be tight. The rope splice on the becket should also be tight • Do not use a block with worn or frayed rope. Check the condition of the rope for fraying • Do not use a block with a damaged hook latch. Hooks on blocks should have a latch in proper operating condition. If the latch does not engage the tip of the hook, the hook could be sprung or opened due to an overload on a previous lift Lubrication The following represents the minimum recommended schedule for lubrication using medium viscosity lithium-based grease. Your own usage, including environmental factors and the frequency and type of use, may require lubrication that is more frequent. SHEAVE BEARINGS Blocks Tapered Rollers: Every 40 hours of continuous operation or every 30 days of intermittent operation. Roller Type: Every 24 hours hours of continuous operation or every 14 hours of intermittent operation. Bronze (Not self-lubricated): Every 8 hours of continuous operation or every 14 days of intermittent operation. HOOK BEARINGS Anti-Friction: Every 14 days for frequent swiveling or every 45 days for infrequent swiveling. Bronze Thrust/No Bearings: Every 16 hours for frequent swiveling or every 21 days for infrequent swiveling. ADVERTENCIA • Antes de usar las pastecas, conozca el limite de carga de trabajo de los mismos. NO EXCEEDA EL LIMITE DE CARGA DE TRABAJO. • Las cargas de trabajo son las fuerzas resultantes de las cargas de trabajo. WARNING • Know the Working Load Limit of the block, or blocks, to be used. DO NOT EXCEED THE WORKING LOAD LIMIT. • Working Loads are Resultant Working Loads. 132
l o c k s www.apexhandtools.com/campbell Load on Blocks WARNING • The Working Load Limit (WLL) is the maximum resultant load which should ever be applied to a block and its fittings. Blocks used to fairlead (single sheave and snatch blocks) can be subjected to a load greater than the weight being lifted or pulled. Results of Applied Loads on Single Blocks Figure No. 1 WARNING • The total weight (load) on a single sheave block or snatch block varies with the bight angle between the incoming and outgoing line to the block (see Figure 2). Blocks ADVERTENCIA • Antes de usar las pastecas, conozca el limite de carga de trabajo de los mismos. NO EXCEEDA EL LIMITE DE CARGA DE TRABAJO. • Las cargas de trabajo son las fuerzas resultantes de las cargas de trabajo. WARNING • Know the Working Load Limit of the block, or blocks, to be used. DO NOT EXCEED THE WORKING LOAD LIMIT. • Working Loads are Resultant Working Loads. 133
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