3M DBI-SALA® Core Mount Sleeve Davit Base 8510109, 1 EA Mode d'emploi

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The Ultimate in Fall Protection

ADVANCED

CORE MOUNT SLEEVES

Model Numbers: 8510109, 8510110

Figure 1 - 8510109, 8510110

8510109, 8510110

8510109

8510110

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

ANSI Z359.1

This manual is intended to meet the Manufacturer’s Instructions as required by ANSI Z359.1

and should be used as part of an employee training program as required by OSHA

1. SPECIFICATIONS

DESCRIPTION:

The DBI-SALA Bases are designed for mounting to

horizontal concrete or steel structures.

THESE BASES ARE ONLY COMPATIBLE WITH DBI

SALA ADVANCED DAVIT MASTS AND EXTENSIONS.

IMPORTANT: All connecting systems, (self retracting lifelines, winches and energy absorbing lanyards) used

with the davit arm and base system shall limit the arresting forces to 6 kN.

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS - MODEL 8510109:

Rated Capacity (working load) 450lbs (205 kgs)

(@ Minimum 4:1)

Vertical Load 5000lbs (2267.9 kgs)

MATERIALS & CONSTRUCTION:

General Construction Welded Steel

Material Mild Steel

Finish (Steel) Zinc Plated

Plating Specication ASTM Designation

B633-85, Type III, SC2

APPLICATION RESTRICTIONS:

For use with Capital Safety Systems

products & accessories only.

Each installation must be approved to local

standards by a qualied engineer

If base material does not meet the

minimum requirements, reinforcement

must be added to meet the minimum

requirements.

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS - MODEL 8510110

Rated Capacity (working load) 450lbs (205 kgs)

(@ Minimum 4:1)

Vertical Load 5000lbs (2267.9 kgs)

MATERIALS & CONSTRUCTION:

General Construction Stainless Steel

Material 304 SS

Finish (Stainless Steel) Brush Blast

Plating Specication None

APPLICATION RESTRICTIONS:

For use with Capital Safety Systems

products & accessories only.

Each installation must be approved to local

standards by a qualied engineer.

If base material does not meet the

minimum requirements, reinforcement

must be added to meet the minimum

requirements.

Figure 2 – Base Dimensions

Ø 7.8cm

3.07 in

10.2cm

4 in

23.5cm

9.25 in

5.7mm

.226 in

2. MOUNTING REQUIREMENT MINIMUMS

Table 1 – Mounting Requirement Minimums

73.6cm (29 inches) Offset 122cm (48 inches) Offset

Moment Load Per Structure 87,000 in*lbs (9.8 kN*m) 86,400 in*lbs (9.7 kN*m)

Vertical Load Per Structure 5000lbs (22.2 kN) 1800 lbs (8kN)

STRUCTURE - CUT-AWAY VIEW

(Minimum)

XX.XX

To be determined

by qualified

installation

engineer.

(Minimum)

XX.XX

To be determined

by qualified

installation

engineer.

NOTE: These numbers are based on a safety factor of 2:1. Refer to the fastener manufacturer specications for

fastener safety factors. Captital Safety recommends maintaining at least a safety factor of 2:1. Multiple safety

factors must be taken into account when determining fasteners.

NOTE: Concrete MUST BE sufciently thick or have sufcient underlying structure to support the 2268 kg

(5000 lbs) vertical load requirement specied previously.

WARNING: Failure to follow Mounting Requirement Minimums and Installation instructions may lead to severe

injury and/or death.

3. INSTALLATION

WARNING: It is imperative that the base be installed perpendicular to the ground. Severe injury and/or death

may result if the base is installed incorrectly. If there are any questions pertaining to the installation or the

base in general, contact Capital Safety.

1. Drill a Ø 10.2cm (4 inch) hole, that is 23.5cm (9.25 in) deep into mounting structure. Ensure hole is deep

enough to allow a ush mounted install. Remove debris from hole and inject expoxy into hole.

NOTE: Ensure that no epoxy ingresses into sleeve opening during install. Capital Safety recommends using

Rock River® All Weather 400 Epoxy (Part# 0269002, 9.3 oz tube) or equivalent to anchor base. The base

should be ush mounted.

2. Remove excess epoxy and allow remaining epoxy to setup prior to use.

3. A qualied engineer must verify the structural installation meets local and federal regulations.

Figure 3 – Installing into Existing Concrete Method

Reference

Mounting

Requirement

Minimums

Reference

Mounting

Requirement

Minimums

EPOXY

23.5cm

(9.25 in)

10.2cm

(4 in)

STRUCTURESTRUCTURE

STRUCTURE

NOTE: Installing this base into steel structure requires the use of gussets, which must be welded into place

in order to secure the base. Refer to Table 1 - Mounting Requirement Minimums. A qualied engineer must

approve this installation and verify the structural installation meets local and federal regulations.

NOTE: Installer must refer to Table 1 - Mounting Requirement Minimums when employing the ‘Pour in Place

Method’. A qualied engineer must approve this installation and verify the structural installation meets local

and federal regulations.

IMPORTANT: Capital Safety recommends installing Sleeve Caps when base is not in use. These Caps will

reduce the chances of the base becoming a tripping hazard and also prevent it from collecting debris.

• [Steel] Sleeve Cap Model 8510826 should be used with [Steel] Sleeve Model 8510109.

• [Stainless Steel] Sleeve Cap Model 8510827 should be used with [Stainless Steel] Sleeve Model

8510110.

4. DAVIT BASE INSPECTION:

BEFORE EACH USE:

IMPORTANT: Extreme working conditions (harsh environments, prolonged use) may require increasing the frequency of inspections.

WARNING: If the base has been subjected to fall arrest forces, it must be immediately removed from service and inspected. If the oor

mount base fails inspection, remove from service and destroy, or contact Capital Safety for repair or replacement.

Table 2 – Inspection and Maintenance Log

Serial Number(s): Date Purchased:

Model Number: Date of First Use:

Inspected By: Inspection Date:

Component: Inspection:

Authorized

Person or

Rescuer

Competent

Person

Davit Base

Ensure all bolts are secure and not damaged.

Base should be inspected directly after installation and at same intervals as

the arresting system for similar defects and/or unsafe conditions.

All labels must be present and fully legible.

If inspection reveals an unsafe or defective condition, remove the base from

service and destroy, or contact Capital Safety for repair or replacement.

Look for signs of corrosion on the entire unit.