HAKI AB 2010

USERS MANUAL
HAKI BLOCK BRACKET
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Copyright HAKI AB, 2010
The reproduction of text and pictures/illustrations without HAKIs permission is prohibited.
Important information
HAKIs product liability and erection instructions apply only to scaffolds that are
entirely composed of components that have been made and supplied by HAKI.
HAKIs type examination certificate applies only to scaffolds whose materials,
dimensions and design accord with those specified in the documentation upon
which this certificate is based.
HAKIs scaffold systems must not be erected using components of makes other
than HAKI or be connected to scaffolds of makes other than HAKI. In such cases,
a special study of load-bearing capacity must be carried out. However, HAKI has
no objection to the customary addition of scaffold tubes and approved couplers
to the scaffold.
Adding components from different suppliers may invalidate the insurance cover.
For scaffold structures that are not covered by these erection instructions, please
contact HAKIs technical department.
HAKI reserves the right to make technical improvements on a continual basis.
Summary
1000 N = 1 kN ~ 100 kg
10 N ~ 1 kg
All measurements in mm
HAKI colour code
Horizontals and diagonals are marked with their nominal sizes (bay sizes) and a
colour code. The marking is a useful means of identification when erecting and
handling the scaffold material.
700 1050 1964 3050
770 1250 2050 3650
1010 1655 2500 4050
HAKI users manuals
Universal, Universal AL, Continental, Ram and Stair Tower.
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BASIC INFORMATION
General
HAKI Block Bracket
The components in HAKI Block Bracket are manufactured with hot-dip galvanized
material.
Marking
All components except for locks, locking pins, etc. are permanently marked with the
HAKI logo and a combination of characters where the last two digits specify the year of
manufacture ( 10).
Block bracket
Standard
Lite Dek
Base jack
Single tube
beam
Guardrail frame
Ledger beam/
Single tube beam
Gin
wheel
Toeboard
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Name Code Item No. Weight
LIST OF COMPONENTS
Secure pulley block, HAKI 26150AF 4.5
Permissible load 50 kg
Gin wheel with ring 5211000 3.6
Permissible load 70 kg
Rope 2600280
20 mm
Block bracket, HAKI 7173002 7.9
With shackle
Permissible load 200 kg
Reach 700 mm
Coupler with pocket 7164001 0.9
For mounting HAKI Block bracket
for eg. scaffolding tubes 48 mm
For other accessories, see HAKI Component List.
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HAKI BLOCK BRACKET
Working area
Working area
The HAKI Block Bracket should always
be laced with the beam or guard rail.
This applies to both the upper and
lower fitting.
Alternatively the standard can be laced
with scaffold tubes.
NB! The HAKI Block Bracket should
NEVER be fitted to a freestanding top of
a standard.
Remember that
Work should cease on the scaffolding
when a load is to be hoisted.
Never stand or work under a load
when it is being hoisted.
700 mm
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HAKI BLOCK BRACKET
With top-mounted winch.
Winchs weight max 50 kg.
Alternative use with ground-mounted
winch.
Max 150 kg
Max 150 kg
Max 70 kg
Max 70 kg
For fitting on HAKI RAM or other
scaffolding.
Fitting with coupler with clamp.
For fitting on HAKI Universal.
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HAKI SECURE PULLEY BLOCK
INTRODUCTION
Technical features
Item No.: 26150AF
Weight: 4.5 kg
Pay load: 50 kg
Rope size: Diameter 18-20 mm
Kind of rope: Textile Item No. 2600280
Fixing clamp: Rotatable fastening for fitting on block bracket Item No. 7173002
Max. winding speed 45 km/h = 12 m/s
NEVER LIFT PEOPLE!
SAFETY
Never stand under the hanging load.
Be sure that no people, animals or goods are under the hanging load.
Dont carry a load greater than 30 kg per operator.
Change the rope if damaged.
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HAKI SECURE PULLEY BLOCK
The Secure Pulley block has been created to improve
both the working conditions and safety during the erection of
scaffolding.
The pulley block can be used as a normal pulley, for
example:
- the load can be hoisted
- the load can be lowered
- the rope can be lowered without the load
The working conditions are improved thanks to the self-
braking system, the only system that has the mechanical
release.
This provides workers with the opportunity to stop the
hoisting or lowering of the load in the event of illness or
during breaks.
This system stops the load at all heights. So there is no risk of
the load falling.
How to choose the rope
We recommend rope Item No. 2600280.
How to insert the rope
The rope is inserted between the running roller and the
pulley. The rope must enter the side including the biggest
roller. By raising the running rollers, the block tongue will be
raised so the rope can pass through the throat of the pulley
until it comes out the other side. The rope must pass inside
the smallest running roller. The part of the rope that comes
out must be used to lift the load.
The pulley must be fastened to a vertical standard on the
scaffolding. The pulley is set on its stand by fitting the fixing
clamp to the free side of the standard so the pulley is secure
and there is no possibility of it moving.
WARNING!
If the pulley is not fitted in an upright position, the safety
brake may not work. It is strictly forbidden to hang the
pulley on a hook or other fittings so that the pulley is not
upright.
INSTALLATION
MAJOR
ROLLER
RELEASING
INSERT
MAJOR
ROLLER
MINOR
ROLLER
TRACTION
LOAD
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HAKI SECURE PULLEY BLOCK
Exert a force on the other side. This allows the lateral
movement and lifting of the guide rollers of the rope to
internal compound lever, the raising of the block tongue and
the opening of the brake.
The rope is then freed and the load can be hoisted or
lowered. When there is no load, the rope can go up or down
by pulling the little rope between the two running rollers so
that the brake is isolated and the rope runs freely.
Safety brake
If there is no force on the rope, the block system
automatically stops the rope with its load.

When the load is being lowered, the speed should
be controlled and if necessary reduced.
The load should never be lowered too quickly. More time and
space will be needed to stop it.
The rope or the load can be damaged resulting in personal
injury.
Preliminary Checks
Before starting work some important checks should be carried out such as:
ensure the FIXING CLAMP is securely fixed to the vertical standard
ensure that the pulley can rotate freely around the fixing clamps
ensure that the ropes guide rollers can rotate freely
ensure that the rocker arm can move freely
ensure that the rope can move freely
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Operation
The rope carries the load from the same side as the smallest roller.
If the wrong side is used, the brake will not work.
RELEASE
Place to work
The pulley can be used in three places:
1) on the ground
a. you can lift the load by pulling the rope
b. you can lower the load pulling the rope to release the block and then letting
the rope go slowly
2) at the top
a. you can put the load on to the scaffolding, and
b. you can send the unloaded rope down, like an ordinary pulley:
all that is needed is to pull the little rope between the rollers to release the brake.
3) on an intermediate floor
a. the load can be put on to the scaffolding, and
b. the unloaded rope can be lowered:
both the ropes have to be pulled to release the brake.
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HAKI SECURE PULLEY BLOCK
MAINTENANCE
Service and maintenance instructions
Good maintenance of the pulley is essential to guarantee the safety and long working life of
the machine.
The pulley block does not require any special maintenance apart from cleaning.
Sometimes parts must be changed in case they are damaged. We recommend you follow
these important rules:
1) clean the pulley by removing dust and other particles with an air jet, or if necessary with a
brush. If foreign bodies are removed, the pulley may be damaged.
2) put the pulley block in a dry place away from dust and other contaminants
3) damaged parts should only be replaced with authorized parts
4) do not modify the unit for any reason
5) all repairs and changes should be carried out by HAKI AB or an authorized dealer
CAUTION
If the pulley is blocked, the load must be unfastened before doing anything else.
GUARANTEE
The pulley block carries a one-year guarantee from the date of purchase.
Guarantee questions cannot be considered unless proof of purchase is provided.
Repairs under guarantee carried out by HAKI AB or authorized service agents are free of
charge.
The guarantee covers all the production or assembly faults. The guarantee does not include
faults caused by:
1) incorrect usage or storage
2) non-observance of directions for use
3) wear and tear
HAKI AB will update this manual to cover technological improvements and changes in the
law.
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
HAKI AB as manufacturer declines any responsibility due to:
the equipment being improperly used
total or partial non-observance of recommendations made in this manual
repairs or changes using unauthorized parts
the use of unauthorized materials
force majeure

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HAKI AB
SE-280 63 Sibbhult, Sweden
Tel +46 44 494 00 Fax +46 44 494 72
info@haki.se www.HAKI.com
SAFETY CHECKLIST
1. The loading capacity of the supporting surface
2. Distance to wall or similar as short as possible
3. Scaffold aligned correctly horizontally and vertically
4. Components correctly fitted and locked
5. Bracing correctly installed
6. Anchoring with right number and placing of ties
7. Decking correctly installed
8. Guardrails with toeboards
9. Suitable means of access to scaffold
10. Scaffold erected for correct class of load
The HAKI Group is certified according to ISO 9001:2000