KRAUSE XS 1000 Mobile Scaffold Tower ProTec Instruction Manual
- October 30, 2023
- KRAUSE
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XS 1000 Mobile Scaffold Tower Pro Tec
Instruction Manualhttp://www.krause-systems.com
General
This manual contains information on how to assemble, disassemble and use the
ProTec® XS 1000 mobile scaffold tower.
Please read this manual and the safety instructions carefully. This mobile
scaffold tower must only be assembled, modified and disassembled by qualified
personnel.
We reserve the right to make technical changes to the mobile scaffold tower
described in this document. We do not accept any liability for any printing
errors in these Assembly Instructions and User Manual.
1.1 Owner’s responsibilities
The owner of this mobile scaffold tower is responsible for ensuring:
– That these Assembly Instructions and User Manual are available to personnel
at the site of use.
– That this mobile scaffold tower will only be used as set out in these
Assembly. Instructions and User Manual and without making any modifications to
the tower.
– That this mobile scaffold tower is suitable for the work at hand.
– That operating personnel are familiar with the contents, safety instructions
and hazard information set out in this manual and comply with and follow the
instructions given.
– Compliance with national, regional and local regulations concerning the use
of the mobile scaffold tower.
– That personnel do not just receive practical training in the use of this
tower, but have also read and understood these Assembly Instructions and User
Manual.
– The provision of any practical training in the use of this tower that may be
mandatory in some countries.
– That that this mobile scaffold tower is only used as intended.
1.2 Manufacturer
The mobile scaffold tower described in this manual has been manufactured by:
KRAUSE-Werk GmbH & Co. KG
Am Kreuzweg 3
D 36304 Alsfeld
Telefon: +49 (0) 6631 795-0
Telefax: +49 (0) 6631 795-139
www.krause-systems.com
1.3 Applicable standards, type approval
The Protect® XS 1000 series mobile scaffold tower is certified to DIN EN
1004-1. The mobile scaffold tower’s stability and the components’ design have
been verified as conforming to the above requirements using structural
calculations. The tower has been safety-tested and certified by TÜV-Süd
PRODUCT SERVICE (Type Approval).
1.4 Warranty
The exact wording of the warranty is laid out in the supplier’s Terms and
Conditions. The manufacturer provides a 5-year warranty from the purchase date
for material defects on components. The manufacturer reserves the right to
replace or repair defective components at his discretion.
Any warranty claims arising in connection with the documentation will be
assessed on the basis of the Assembly Instructions and User Manual valid on
the date of sale. The warranty does not apply to any damage caused by any or a
combination of the following:
- Failure to read or non-observance of the Assembly Instructions and User Manual, in particular the safety instructions, information on intended and improper use, information on maintenance and servicing, and the assembly and disassembly instructions
- Inadequately qualified, unqualified or ill-informed operating personnel
- Use of non-original spare parts and/or accessories
- Use of damaged, defective or incorrect components
- Increasing the tower’s working height through the use of ladders, crates or other equipment.
1.5 Intellectual property rights
The manufacturer owns all of the intellectual property rights relating to the
Assembly Instructions and User Manual.
Copying the Assembly Instructions and User Manual, including excerpts thereof,
is only permitted with the manufacturer’s permission. The manufacturer
reserves all rights to patents and utility model registrations. Any breach of
the above will be subject to prosecution.
1.6 Publication date
The publication date of these Assembly Instructions and User Manual is
02.05.2022.
Product information
2.1 Intended use
The mobile scaffold tower described in these Assembly Instructions and User
Manual must only be used as specified under EN 1004-1 and the information
provided under point 7 in the list of models.
The Pro Tec® XS 1000 series mobile scaffold tower is a load class 3 tower (200
kg/m² work platform).
CAUTION Do not overload the mobile scaffold tower.
Protect the mobile scaffold tower from collapsing – risk of serious or even
fatal injury.
Maximum load:
- Platform height 2.00 m x 0.60 m: 240 kg; 1 person
- Maximum horizontal force for platforms: 30 kg
- Personnel must only ever work on one working platform at a time.
- Working platforms have to be climbed from the inside of the tower.
- The tower’s maximum standing height must not exceed 9.80 metres when used in closed indoor spaces and 6.80 metres when used outdoors.
- The mobile scaffold tower must only be erected on a level floor with adequate load-bearing capacity.
- The tower’s vertical and horizontal alignment has to be checked with a spirit level. The maximum permissible deviation is 1%. Mobile scaffold towers that are not height-adjustable have to be levelled by placing break-proof and non-slip materials underneath the feet.
- Before use, always make sure that all of the required safety precautions have been taken and that the mobile scaffold tower has been set up properly and as described in the Assembly Instructions and User Manual.
- Where required, the mobile scaffold tower may have to be protected from tipping over using ballast and/or outriggers. Please observe the information provided in the ballast tables on page 128.
2.2 Improper use
The mobile scaffold tower must only be used for the intended purpose specified
under section 2.1. Any uses other than those are considered improper use. In
addition to the above, improper use also comprises the following:
- Creating a bridge between the mobile scaffold tower and a building or another structure.
- Joining several mobile scaffold towers to create a large working platform, birdcage scaffolding or a support structure.
- Using the tower as a stair tower for ascending other mobile work platforms.
- Attaching and using lifting devices on the tower.
- Using the mobile scaffold tower as an attachment point for personal fall Pro Tec® XS 1000.
- Using the tower as side Pro Tec® XS 1000, e.g. at edges that present fall hazards.
Safety instructions
3.1 Applicable regulations
The mobile scaffold tower’s assembly and disassembly, stability and use is
governed by the regulations of EN 1004-1 and EN 1004-2.
3.2 Safety instructions for assembly and use
(Please note that regulations on this requirement might differ in other
countries)
- The mobile scaffold tower must only be assembled, disassembled and used by persons who are familiar with this manual.
- Assembling and disassembling the tower requires at least 2 persons.
- The site on which the tower is to be assembled, changed or disassembled has to be checked for potential hazards before commencing that work. Any hazards found have to be removed, avoided or minimized.
- These site checks must include potential hazards presented by unstable ground, slopes, barriers, weather conditions, electrical hazards, high winds generated by tunnel effects when working in open buildings or at the corner of buildings.
- Only ever use undamaged and original parts for the mobile scaffold tower.
- The castors must be locked by pressing down the brake levers and all tower components must be checked for correct assembly and working order before use.
- Personnel must only ever work on one working platform at a time. All of the sides of this platform must be fitted with comprehensive side Protect® XS 1000 including toe boards.
- The mobile scaffold tower must only be used up to wind force 6 (~ 45 km/h) and has to be dismantled or moved into a sheltered space and protected from tipping over if winds exceed a force 6.
- Winds in excess of wind force 6 can be identified by the fact that e.g. there will be noticeable resistance walking into the wind.
- Any working platforms that are used to perform work on have to be fitted with 3-part side Pro Tec® XS 1000 comprising guardrail sections made up of a top rail and midtrial, and toe boards fitted along every side. Any intermediate platforms that are only used during assembly, disassembly’ and when changing the tower’s configuration do not need to be fitted with toe boards.
- It is prohibited to attach tarpaulins or netting to the mobile scaffold tower.
- Never climb up or down the outside of the mobile scaffold tower.
- It is prohibited to lift or attach the mobile scaffold tower to another object or device.
- Placing external horizontal or vertical loads on the tower can cause it to tip over.
- The mobile scaffold tower has to be anchored down and protected from unauthorised access at the end of the working day.
- Any stabilisers and ballast weights, as well as outriggers and sets of stabilisers, must be fitted as specified in these Assembly Instructions and User Manual.
- It is only permitted to carry tools and materials up the tower.
- Platforms fitted at a height in excess of one meter must only be accessed and exited through the hatch.
- Do not create a bridge between the mobile scaffold tower and any buildings with planks or similar materials.
- The mobile scaffold tower must not be used as a means to climb onto other structures.
3.3 Safety instructions for moving the mobile scaffold tower
Do not move the mobile scaffold tower if there are any materials or persons on
it.
- The mobile scaffold tower must only be moved by hand and on a solid and level surface that is free from any obstacles.
- The mobile scaffold tower must not be moved with the aid of vehicles of any kind.
- The tower must not be moved at a pace faster than normal walking speed.
- The tower must only be moved longitudinally or diagonally.
- The surface on which the mobile scaffold tower is being moved has to be capable of bearing the tower’s weight.
- It is prohibited to raise or attach the mobile scaffold tower to another object or device.
- The mobile scaffold tower must only be moved up to wind force 6 (~ 45 km/h) wind speeds.
- The castors must always be arrested before ascending the tower.
3.4 Checking the site of use before assembly, after moving or changing the
mobile scaffold tower‘s configuration
The following points must always be checked before every use of the mobile
scaffold tower:
- The mobile scaffold tower always has to be vertical relative to the ground. Where necessary, it may have to be realigned to ensure the same.
- All of the tower’s component must be fitted as set out in the Assembly Instructions and User Manual.
- The ballast weights and outriggers must be fitted as specified in these Assembly Instructions and User Manual.
- The brakes on the castors have to be locked every time the tower has been moved.
- Make sure there are no electrical hazards.
- Make sure there are no changes in the environment that could pose a hazard to tower’s safe use.
3.5 Required tools
– Spirit level
Assembly
4.1 General
The mobile scaffold tower must only be assembled once the personnel involved
have read the product information (section 2) and safety instructions (section
3) in full. Assembling and disassembling the tower requires at least 2
persons.
Mobile scaffold towers with a height in excess of 6 metres require 3 persons
to assemble. Only use original parts in compliance with the manufacturer‘s
instructions.
Pages 112 and 113 contain a table with the individual steps for assembling the
scaffold. Please note that certain steps may have to be repeated multiple
times. For this reason, please make sure to perform all of the individual
steps shown for your scaffold, which will depend on your scaffold’s height. A
detailed explanation of the individual steps can be found from section 12
onwards.
*If you are planning to build low even working-height platforms (e.g. 6.70 m) with the packages for odd workingheight platforms (e.g. 7.70 m), you will need 1 additional diagonal braces Art. no. 912879
INFORMATION ON USING THE ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
The Assembly Instructions describe how to assemble the Pro Tec® XS 1000 mobile
scaffold tower in a number of different configurations. Please read the entire
assembly instructions before assembly and take note of the differences between
the different assembly options. Depending on the height of the topmost
working platform, the mobile scaffold tower will either have to be fitted with
ballast weights (page 124). Please read the corresponding information in this
manual.
4.2 Fitting the set of stabilisers
If using the mobile scaffold tower on a wall, it can be prevented from tipping
over by fitting it with a set of stabilisers. The use of stabilisers does in
no way remove the need for the required ballast weights and outriggers. When
using stabilisers, always fit at least two stabilisers directly below the
topmost working platform (see drawing page 129). Always use ring bolts to
fasten the device to the wall.
4.3 Attaching ballast to the mobile scaffold tower
Mobile scaffold towers have to be weighed down by placing ballast weights on
top of the base rails to ensure the tower‘s stability. The number of ballast
weights depends on the height of the mobile scaffolds (mobile working
platforms) and can be found in the corresponding tables on page 128.
4.4 After assembly or modification of the mobile scaffold tower‘s
configuration
The tower has to be fitted with a sign that is visible from the ground and
contains the following minimum information:
– Name and contact details of the person in charge of the site
– Whether or not the mobile scaffold tower is ready for use or not
– The load class and maximum distributed load
– Whether the mobile scaffold tower is only designed for use in closed indoor
spaces
– The date the tower was erected
Disassembling the mobile scaffold tower
The mobile scaffold tower has to be disassembled in reverse order of the relevant assembly instructions.
Inspection, care and maintenance
All of the tower‘s parts must be checked for damage before setting it up and
any damaged parts must be replaced.
Damaged parts must only be repaired by the manufacturer. Only use original
spare parts.
Visually inspect the tower to make sure that all of the welds and other
materials are free from cracks, and that none of the parts are bent or dented.
Make sure that parts such as locks, spindles, castors etc. are in proper
working order.
The following components always have to be checked every time before
assembling the tower:
- Vertical frame and base sections with castors: check for deformations, dents and cracks
- Diagonal braces and guardrails: check for deformation, dents, cracks and whether the locks work
- Working platforms: check for deformation, dents, cracks and whether the locks work
- Hatch: make sure hatch works
- Toe boards: condition of wood, cracks
- Swivel castors: castors’ ease of movement and brakes’ effectiveness in stopping the castors from rolling and rotating.
- In adjustable castors, check the spindles’ ease of movement. Check safety locks (locking pins, wing screws) on the vertical frame and base sections with castors
- Retainers: check for deformation, dents, cracks and secure fit
- The tower‘s components have to be stored in such a way that they cannot become damaged.
- The individual parts have to be stored lying down and protected from weather.
- Components have to be positioned and protected in such a way during transport that they cannot become damaged.
- The tower components can be cleaned using water and conventional cleaning agents. Any paints spilled on the components can be removed with white spirit.
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Am Kreuzer 3
D-36304 Alfold
Tel.: +49 (0) 6631 795-0
Fax: +49 (0) 6631 795-139
E-Mail: info@krause-systems.de
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