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CertexL-150

L-150
  • Forged steel - Quenched & Tempered with extra heavy construction at leverage point to prevent spreading.
  • Heel of binder toggles away from load, permitting easy release.
 
Min/Max
chain size
(mm)
Working
Load Limit
(tonnes)
Weight
Each
(kg)
Take Up
(mm)
8 - 102.453.18114
10 - 134.175.66114
13 - 165.908.93121

CertexL-140

L-140
  • New design ‘one piece’ forged handle, with a continuous take-up feature gets the last half of chain.
  • One piece assembly with no bolts or nuts to loosen.
 
Min/Max
chain size
(mm)
Working
Load Limit
(tonnes)
Weight
Each
(kg)
Take Up
(mm)
8 - 10 4.00 5.49 203
10 - 13 6.80 6.66 203
13 - 16 7.26 6.60 203

CertexSpectrum 8® alloy chain

Spectrum 8 alloy chain
  • Alloy Steel.
  • Heat Treated.
  • Finish – Self Coloured.
  • Permanently embossed with CG and 8 (Grade).
  • Chain specification EN818-2.
 
Chain
Size
(mm)
Working
Load Limit
(t)
Meters
Per
Drum
Nominal
pitch
(mm)
Inside
Width
(mm)
Weight
per metre
(kg)
822002412.21.7
103.1520030132.2
135.31003916.93.6
1681004820.85.4
It is recommended that Lebus Load binders are used in conjunction with Spectrum 8 alloy chain. Other load binders are available.

CertexRecommendations for inspection, safe use & maintenance.

Lebus Load Binders
Routinely check Load Binders for wear, bending, cracks, nicks or gouges - If damaged do not use. Routinely lubricate the pivot and swivel points of lever binders, and the pawl part and screw threads of ratchet binders to extend product life and reduce friction wear. Position Load Binder so that it can be operated from the ground the and handle is pulled downwards to tighten the chain. Make sure your footing is secure and move the handle with caution, always keeping yourself out of its path. Do not use a handle extender in conjunction with the Load Binder. If released by hand, use an open hand under the handle and push upward - Do not close your hand around the handle.

Loadfast Ratchet Assemblies
Always ensure that sufficient Loadfast assemblies of the correct type, strength and width are used to secure the load. They should be attached to the anchorage points by suitable fittings. Ensure the sum of the strength of all Loadfast assemblies is at least equal to the load. As a general guide, 1 assembly should be used every 1.5 metre minimum.

Always tighten the securing system in accordance with the instructions, and use anti abrasion sleeves when securing loads. Corner protectors or pads are also recommended. Never tie knots in webbing, either to shorten or join 2 pieces of webbing together. Do not use levers or bars to forcibly tighten the ratchet as this may lead to damage in the ratchet, the webbing and the end fittings. Alterations or repairs to Loadfast assemblies should not be carried out. If a defect or any damage occurs to the assembly, withdraw from service and seek the advice of Certex.

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