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Before each use, check:
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The absence of damage to the rope; cut, abrasion, wear, burning, etc. Where a rope is supplied
with a protective sheath, this must be moved to check the rope along its entire length See figure5.
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The condition of the stitched terminations of the non-reinforced rope. The integrity of the
swaged terminations of the reinforced rope.
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Lack of distortion of thimbles. See figure 6.
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Lack of damage (tears, wear, burning, etc.) of the protective sheath.
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Lack of distortion or wear of connecting devices and their serviceability.
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Serviceability of the control device.
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Absence of damage (wear, oxidation, deformation, etc.) of the control device.
If there is any doubt, the PPE must be removed from service immediately .
5 - USE
When in use, protect your PPE against any risk related to the working environment: thermal, electrical,
mechanical, chemical, sharp edges, etc.
When in use, regularly check the adjustment and/or fixing components.
5-1 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AND OPERATING PRINCIPLE
See figure 7.
The Miller HandZup® work positioning lanyard is composed of:
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A length adjuster assembled from 2 aluminium plates, an aluminium slide, a stainless steel cam
and a plastic handle. An EN 362-compliant karabiner is attached to the length adjuster.
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A 100% polyamide rope or a reinforced polyester rope with steel core, fitted to an EN 362-com-
pliant karabiner at one end and a stitched or sleeved stop at the other.
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Some products from the Miller HandZup® range are supplied with a removable protective sheath
for the rope.
Locking operation:
Under tension the length adjuster locks onto the rope via the cam and, correctly adjusted, allows the
user to be supported in a «hands free» working position.
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In the working position, adjustment of the lanyard must not allow a free movement greater than
0.50 metres.
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Ensure that the lanyard remains taut in use.
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