kuzar K-10 Lifting Towers and Metal Structures User Manual

August 31, 2024
Kuzar

kuzar K-10 Lifting Towers and Metal Structures

Specifications

  • Max Load: 500 kg
  • Max Height: 7 m
  • Origin: Made in Spain (EU)

FAQ

Q: Where can I find spare parts for the K-10 system?

A: You can refer to the Spare Parts List provided in the user manual. The spare parts list includes codes for easy identification of replacement parts.

Q: What is the maximum load capacity of the K-10 system?

A: The K-10 system has a maximum load capacity of 500 kg.

Pulleys Head Top

Pulleys Head Top

Aluminium Truss sections

Steel Lifting Carriage

Steel Base

Steel Outriggers

Steel Outriggers

SPARE PARTS LIST

Code

  • 1003K M8x16 Screw DIN 912
  • 1014K  M6x16 Screw DIN TT78
  • 1015K M12x25 Screw DIN 912
  • 1021K M10x20 Screw DIN 912
  • 1028K  M10x30 Screw DIN 912
  • 1041K M6x35 Screw DIN 912
  • 1048K M12x60 Screw DIN 912
  • 1049K M12x90 Screw DIN 912
  • 1050K M12x70 Screw DIN 912
  • 1051K M16x70 Screw DIN 912
  • 1052K M10x90 Screw DIN 912
  • 1053K M10x35 Screw DIN 912
  • 1230K K-10 Leg profile
  • 2006K Ø80mm Steel pulley (+ball bearing)
  • 2119K  Ø30mm spirit level indicator
  • 2157K  “R” Shape security clip
  • 2168N Complete leg stabilizer kit
  • 2169K Stabilizer black ball
  • 2170K M24 Stabilizer handle
  • 2171K Large Stabilizer plate
  • 2172N K M24x500mm Threaded bolt
  • 2189K Hexagonal lock to fasten legs
  • 2200K Head top aluminium piece
  • 2201K Complete redirection pulley piece
  • 2202K K-10 Steel Hook
  • 2203K Steel piece cable fastener
  • 2204K K-10 Steel lifting carriage
  • 2205K Nylon Roller for K-10 carriage
  • 2206K “L” Shape steel pin
  • 2207K K-10 security brake
  • 2208K K-10 nylon roller shell
  • 2209K Ø30mm plastic cap
  • 2210K K-10 Special square truss
  • 2211K  K-10 Square truss 1m
  • 2212K  K-10 Square truss 2m
  • 2213K  K-10 Square truss 3m
  • 2214K  Kuzar bi-conic union
  • 2215K  Kuzar steel pin conic union
  • 2220K  K-10 Steel base
  • 2222K  Complete stabilizer kit K-10 base
  • 2223K  K-10 Cable protection piece
  • 2224K K-10 Cable protection sheell
  • 2225K  K-10 Reinforcement strap
  • 2226K  Clamp for K-10 strap
  • 4006K  Winch AL-KO 901 Plus manivela corta
  • 5003K  Ø100mm Blue wheel with plate
  • 7002K  M10 Nut DIN 985
  • 7006K  M12 Nut DIN 985
  • 7009K  M12 Nut DIN 439-B
  • 7010K  M10 Nut DIN 985
  • 7011K M16 Nut DIN 985
  • 7012K  M16 Wing nut DIN 315
  • 8003K  M10 Washer DIN 125
  • 8004K  M12 Washer DIN 125
  • 8006K  M8 Washer DIN 9021
  • 8009K M14 Washer DIN 125
  • 8010K  M10 Washer DIN 9021
  • 9060K  Steel cable K-10

INTRODUCTION.

Dear user. Thank you for purchasing your Kuzar K-10 lifting tower. We hope you are satisfied with it.
This manual has been written so that you can understand how to effectively use the tower and most importantly, the way you can use it safely. It is important to read the manual and follow the instructions carefully before using the tower.
All Kuzar Towers are subjected to a very strict quality control process during its manufacture. So that your lifting tower always works correctly.
Please only replace with genuine Kuzar parts from an authorized dealer. The user waives all warranty rights if they use non-Kuzar parts or if the product is tampered with by an unauthorized third party.
When ordering parts, please refer to the drawings in this manual and quote the serial number and year of manufacture located on the lift.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS.

Kuzar lifting tower, model K-10 has been designed mainly to lift truss-type structures, for the professional sound and lighting sector. Various Kuzar accessories are available, please refer to our catalog or website: www.kuzar.es.

  1. Max. load: 500 kg (1102 lb).
  2. Min. Load: 25 kg (55 lb).
  3. Max. Height: 7 m (23 ft).
  4. Folded height: 1.68 m (5.51 ft).
  5. Work surface: 2.29 x 2.29 m (7.51×7.51 ft).
  6. Folded base area: 80 cm x 57.5 cm (2.62×1.87 ft).
  7. Weight: 150 kg (331 lb).
  8. Winch: 900 kg certified.
  9. Cable: DIN 3060 steel. Tensile strength 180 kg/mm2. Anti-torsion and anti-corrosion Ø6 mm.
  10. Construction material: Base made of DIN2394 steel profiles, and sections Alumi-nium 6082 T6.
  11. Steel with black primer paint and anti-rust protection, powder coated, baked polyester (E-poxy).
  12. Anti-fall safety lock with slotted guide placed in each section made of aluminium, if the cable breaks, it blocks the downward movement of the tower.
  13. Anchoring of legs with safety triggers.
  14. Adjustable stabilizers on the legs with non-slip rubber support.
  15. Spirit level to adjust the vertical of the tower.
  16. Swivel wheels for transport.

GUIDE FOR SAFE USE.

  1. Put the tower on a solid and flat surface.
  2. Check that the legs are completely inserted in their compartment and fixed by the safety trigger.
  3. Make sure the tower is in a vertical position, check it by viewing the spirit level lo-cated on the base profile. If necessary, adjust its verticality using the outriggers, turning the crank in the appropriate direction.
  4. When used outdoors, place the tower on a solid surface and if necessary secure it against excessive wind force by means of cable ties.
  5. Do not use ladders or support them on the tower.
  6. Be careful with cables, prominent objects etc. located above of the tower.
  7. Do not stay under the load.
  8. Do not move the tower if it is raised or loaded.
  9. Before using the tower, check the condition of the cable. This should be free of cuts and wear. Never use damaged cables.
  10. Never disassemble the winch lever or any element of the winch under no circumstances.
  11. Once the tower is set up in its working position it is recommended the winch lever is locked to prevent any interference with the same.
  12. The minimum load for correct operation is 25 kg.
  13. Do not grease or lubricate the winch brake mechanism.
  14. This lift cannot be used to lift people.

OPERATION.

  1. Place the tower in the work area, on a flat and solid surface.

  2. Extract the legs from their transport supports and insert them in their working posi-tion. Check that they are fully inserted and secured with the locking triggers. Also remove the steel tie rods from the tower for later use, in step 4.11.

  3. Place the aluminium sections that make up the tower on the ground, right in the area towards where the steel trolley tilts (Fig. 4.3). Assemble the aluminium sections according to your need combining the sections to form a single section of 3, 4, 5 or 6 m. Make sure the steel pins are correctly positioned and secured with the “R” clip.

  4. Loosen and remove the two wing nuts and the aluminium section joint bolts with the steel base of the tower (Fig. 4.4.1).
    Then tilt the steel carriage and place it in a horizontal position (Fig. 4.4.2).

  5. Join the truss section that you have formed with the aluminium section of the base using the Kuzar taper joint, ensure that the steel pins are correctly positioned and secu-red with the “R” clip.

  6. Place the steel core sling hugging the first aluminium section.
    Place it inside the truss, hugging the two lower main tubes and leaving the part open towards the ground (Fig. 4.6).

  7. Next, place the steel cable on the two sheaves of the pulley head making use of the safety triggers (Fig. 4.7).
    Now locate the part ‘forwarding’ (4.7.1). Loosen the wing nut and the locking screw the return part (4.7.2) and pass the cable by the pulley (4.7.3), replace the hook with screw and wing nut (4.7.4), then fasten the hook from the ‘return’ to the sling placed in the alu-minium section of the base (Fig. 4.6).
    Finally, hold the hook at the end of the power cord. return on the pulley head to the screwed plate that serves as a ring (Fig. 4.7.5).

  8. Turn the winch handle clockwise to collect the cable and begin the process of elevation of the aluminium sections to place the tower in a vertical position. If you have a second operator, he will be able to help push the end of the tower up to make lifting slightly easier and fast (Fig. 4.8).

  9. Once the aluminium sections are upright, secure entire tower replacing the bolts and nut butterfly at the junction of the aluminium section initial with steel base.

  10. Turn the winch handle in the direction
    anti-clockwise to release the cable and be able to untie the sling without tension, release the ‘return’ together with the cable and lower it until it can be hooked with the safety tri-gger placed on the iron carriage of the tower. In the unlikely event that the cable broke, the trigger would act to lock the tower.

  11. Using the Kuzar AN accessories that best suit your needs (see Fig. 4.11), hang the truss bridge to the iron carriage of the towers, then secure the accessory by placing the pin in an “L” shape. Fig. 4.11

  12. Turn the winch handle clockwise in both towers at the same time, until the carriage is raised approximately 1.5 m. Then fit the bolted tie rods to the legs and the other end secure it to the tube of the first aluminium section with the steel claw. Re-level the tower if necessary, making use of stabilizers.

  13. Load the truss bridge between two K-10 towers with the products you want using approved Kuzar claws and accessories. Remember that the maximum weight for the K-10 towers it is 500kg, but if you use two towers, the weight is divided, being the total 1000kg (the load does not depend on the height at which the bridge truss is located). Also remember the maximum load that is placed on the truss bridge supports between the towers, will depend on the truss section, the length of the bridge, the thickness and type of aluminium, etc. therefore make use of the load tables that are provided by your truss supplier.

  14. Once the truss bridge is loaded, proceed to raise the towers by turning the crank winch clockwise, rotating at the same time, pausing lifting if necessary to compensate for the height and that the bridge is always in horizontal position, raise to desired height.

  15. To lower the tower, turn the winch handle anticlockwise, pausing the descent if necessary to compensate for the height.
    ATTENTION: Kuzar AN accessories are designed to compensate for desynchronization resulting in the raising or lowering of the tower. However, in case of desynchronization take the precaution of compensating the height of the towers until both are located at the same height. Never continue without compensating for height as too large a difference could cause the structure to break or deform.

  16. Once the trolleys have lowered to the lowest position, remove the load and the truss bridge. Then remove the leg braces and lower the trolley to the lowest position again.

  17. Turn the winch handle anticlockwise to release the cable and remove the return hook of the carriage safety trigger, the opposite exercise being that in step 4.10. Place the steel web sling hugging the truss as in the step 4.6 and hook the forwarding to it. Now proceed to unscrew the wing nuts and remove the screws from the joint of the lower aluminium section with the iron base as in step 4.4, in this way the sections will be left free to tilt the tower back to the ground. Turn very slightly the winch handle anticlockwise while tilting the tower.
    CAUTION: In this descent process it will be necessary to support weight on the rear legs to compensate for the moment of inertia of the aluminium sections that make up the tower and guard in case of unpredictable stress or external forces a possible expiration of the tower.

  18. Once the tower is placed on the ground, disassemble the aluminium sections and reposition the lower aluminium section together with the trolley in a vertical position steel. 4.19 – Turn the crank of the stabilizers to relieve the pressure and remove the legs from their work housings to place on their located transport brackets at the base of the tower. Insert the tie rods into the lower aluminium sections.
    The tower will be ready for transport and storage.

MAINTENANCE.

  1. All cables must be checked regularly. Defective cables must be replaced immediately. Do not use the lift with cables are in poor condition, as it is potentially very dangerous. Use only DIN3060 cables, supplied by an authorized dealer.

  2. The tower is delivered completely greased from the factory. Depending on its mechanical use, it is recommended that the sprockets on the winch and driveshaft and the elevation profiles are periodically greased.
    ATTENTION:
    Do not grease or lubricate the brake mechanism located inside the plastic cover. The brake discs have been previously greased with a special resistant grease to pressure and heating. To avoid winch brake malfunction, products other than the originals supplied by the company. It is not necessary to grease the brake discs.

  3. Your lifting tower must be inspected at least once a year by an authorized service centre.

  4. Only original Kuzar replacement parts should be used to ensure reliability and operational safety of the tower. The user will lose all rights warranty if you use other spare parts than the original ones or modify this product somehow.

  5. If a spare part is required, it is necessary to indicate the reference number which can be found in the Parts List on the back of this Handbook.

6 – GUARANTEE.

All Kuzar towers come with a 2-year warranty. This warranty period starts from the date of purchase. Kuzar will repair any product defects, whether caused by defects in ma-terials or faulty workmanship free of charge within this term, as long as the parties are related through an authorized Kuzar distributor. If the product has been tampered with in any way or suffers an attempted repair by an unauthorized dealer, the warranty will not be valid. This Warranty does not cover damage caused by improper use.
Kuzar reserves the right to make any modification/alteration of the tower without prior notice. Any modification/alteration would be an innovation, intended to product improvement.

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