Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
Abscheren mit Hubwagen
English translation:
shearing off with a lift truck/forklift/pallet truck
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Rowan Morrell
Jul 19, 2004 01:39
19 yrs ago
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German term
Abscheren mit Hubwagen
German to English
Tech/Engineering
Transport / Transportation / Shipping
Safety Cabinet Operating Instructions
"Ein Beschädigen der Stellfüße, durch ***Abscheren mit Hubwagen***, o. ä. und ein Verkanten beim Aufnehmen für den Transport ist unbedingt zu vermeiden. Durch ein Verkanten sind Beschädigungen möglich, die die Funktionen der eingebauten Sicherheitstechniken einschränken bzw. zerstören."
It's those Stellfüße again. Forgive me if this seems like a silly question, but can you cut or shear something off with a forklift? Otherwise, what are they getting at here? TIA for your help.
It's those Stellfüße again. Forgive me if this seems like a silly question, but can you cut or shear something off with a forklift? Otherwise, what are they getting at here? TIA for your help.
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4 +3 | shearing off with a lift truck/forklift/pallet truck | Kim Metzger |
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shearing off with a lift truck/forklift/pallet truck
Yes, the tines of the forklift can shear the mounts off.
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Note added at 9 mins (2004-07-19 01:48:55 GMT)
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Imagine the tines of a forklift being driven between the pallet/skid and the cabinet rather than under the pallet where it belongs. If the tines are pushed into the mounts, they will shear them off.
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Note added at 9 mins (2004-07-19 01:48:55 GMT)
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Imagine the tines of a forklift being driven between the pallet/skid and the cabinet rather than under the pallet where it belongs. If the tines are pushed into the mounts, they will shear them off.
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Comment: "Thanks Kim. That's cleared it up nicely. Thanks also to the peer graders for some quite helpful input. Much appreciated."
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