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SHACKLES                  Temperature            Reduction for elevated temperatures

                                If extreme temperature situations occur, the following load reductions must be taken into account:


                                                       New Working Load Limit
                                 Temperature
                                 up to 200°C
                                                       90% of original Working Load Limit
                                 200 - 300°C
                                                       75% of original Working Load Limit
                                 300 - 400°C           100% of original Working Load Limit
                                 > 400°C               not allowed
                                The rating of shackles to EN 13889 assumes the absence of exceptionally hazardous conditions.
                                Exceptionally hazardous conditions include offshore activities, the lifting of persons and the lifting of
                                potentially dangerous loads such as molten metals, corrosive materials or fissile materials. In such cases
                                a competent person should assess the degree of hazard and the WLL should be reduced accordingly.

                                Inspection


                                Shackles must be regularly inspected in accordance with the safety standards given in the country of use.
                                This is required because the products in use may be affected by wear, misuse, overloading etc. which may
                                lead to deformation and alteration of the material structure. Inspection should take place at least every six
   1                            months and more frequently when the shackles are used in severe operating conditions.


































































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