4. Maintenance
The equipment should not be dismantled for cleaning or maintenance, except by an authorised competent person. Clean the
clamp. Lubricate any moving parts. Correctly secure all fastenings.
5. Transport, Storage, Decommissioning and Disposal
Transporting the unit:
• Do not drop or throw the unit, always deposit it carefully.
• Use suitable transport means. These depend on the local conditions.
Storing or temporarily taking the unit out of service:
To ensure the continuing integrity of the unit you should store the unit in conditions that do not lead to damage or
deterioration. Therefore:
• Inspect clamps and accessories before placing into storage.
• Never return damaged clamps to storage.
• The unit should be secured against unauthorised and unwarranted use.
• Store the unit in a clean and dry place.
• Wipe off all dirt and water.
• A light oil film should be applied to moving parts.
• Protect the unit including all accessories against contamination, humidity and damage by means of a suitable cover.
• Protect against corrosion.
• If the unit is to be used again after it has been taken out of service, it must first be inspected again by a competent
person.
Disposal
When the product comes to the end of its lifecycle, after taking the unit out of service, recycle or dispose of the parts of the
unit respecting local and national environmental regulations.
6. Manufacturer Testing and Verification
This product was manufactured under our single-unit control of quality and was passed with strict inspection in accordance
with our inspection standards.
Declaration of Conformity
Tiger CPU Clamps have a 4:1 factor of safety. They are tested in line with the requirements within applicable
sections of ASME B30.20, the Australian Standard AS 4991and EN13155:2003+A1:2009. All items comply with the
essential health and safety requirements of the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC.
Plate Clamps should not be used if the surface temperature of the material being lifted is above 100°C. (212°F).
The ambient temperature of the operating environment should not be lower than -20°C (-4°F) and not be higher
than +50°C. (122°F).
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