HSS Hire HP1015 User manual

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Art. No:HP1015, HP1016
Truss construcon provides a very stable ac-
cess path for long stairs.
HP1015 - Horisont Combibeam Y12 lece-
beam that covers 12steps
HP1016 - Horisont Combibeam M6 midbeam
that covers 6steps
Hot dip galvanized.
Combibeam
Technical data and prodcunfo.
Measures and weights:
HP1015 - 55kg LxBxH 3125x800x375mm
HP1016 - 37kg LxBxH 1620x800x375mm
Delivered as at-packs, follow userinstrucons
(next page) for assembling
HP1015 - Y12
HP1016 - M6
Horisont Combibeam is designed as a complement
to the Horisont Sitestair and is designed to support
and stabilize stairs with 24, 30 and 36 steps. With the
24-step stairs you can reach a height up to about 5.7
m, with 30-step about 7.3 m and with 36-step about
9 m. (Picture on the right shows 36 steps)

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Mounting the beam
For selection of beam sections and number of steps, refer to fig. 5, and “Table
for supports and beams” on page 9.
1. Select a surface that is as level as possible.
2. Lay the collapsed beam sections with the cross braces downwards.
3. Fold out the beam section side beams and lock them with the hinged frames.
Bild 4. Beam sections with the cross braces downwards
4. Lay out the sections after one another and turn them over so that the cross
braces form the top surface (an outer section Y12 and an additional one or
two intermediate sections M6 followed by an outer section).
5. Take the supplied bolts.
6. Bolt the sections to each other. Four bolts at the bottom and at least two
bolts at the top on each side. Tighten all bolts equally.
Bild 5. Beam Y12+M6+Y12, assembly

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Assembling stairways on beam
-- NOTE! ---
When joining stairways, it is only possible to have an extended top step on
the upper stairway. Other top steps (HP10518) must be replaced with nor-
mal
steps (HP 10511).
1. Position the collapsed stairway that is to be the lowest on the beam, so
that the pointed ends stick out 100 mm from the hole in the beam’s fixing
plate and approx 70 mm from the end of the beam. Remove the anchor
plate bolts, the anchor plate will then lie against the underside of the weld-
ed
Bild 6. Detail of lower end of beam with stairway assembled
2. Mount the handrails to both sides.
3. P artially open the s tairway using the handr ails, not mor e than 20–30
mm
distance between side rails.
4. Support the stairway off the surface of the beam on approx 50 mm thick
timber packers.
5. Place the next stairway that is to be joined on approx 50 mm thick timber
packers and remove the bolts.
Alternatively, the stairways can be joined before they are placed on the
beam. If this method is used, there must be equipment available to safely
lift the joined stairways.

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6. Push the stairways together, they must be opened the same extent, use the
handrails if necessary. One person should stand beside the joint and check
that all four points on the upper stairway slide into the lower stairways side
rails.
7. Screw in the bolts when the holes align. Use a podger, diame ter 12–13 mm,
to align bolt holes.
Bild 7. Coupling stairways on a beam
8. Remove the timber packers and tighten up the anchor plate bolts
9. Used the r emoved bolts and clamp the upper s tairway with the se bolts.
10. Turn or tap up the middle moveable anchor plates and clamp the stairways
using them. If more stairways are to be mounted on the same beam, follow
points 5–11.
Assembling the handrail
The handrails should already be mounted in conjunction with mounting the
stairways. Coupling of these is done by first removing the jointing bolts and
then pressing the upper handrail’s lower end over the curved top of the lower
handrail. Then bolt the handrails together with the jointing bolts.

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Erection of stairways on a beam
Erection is performed in the same way as described under heading “Erection
of stairway”, with the exception of the procedure described in point 1.
Instead,connect the crane sling just above the middle of the stairway,
around the beam’s upper section inside the handrails.
BIld 8. Connecting the crane sling to the stairway and beam
Moving stairways and moving stairways attached to beam
Moving stairways and moving stairways attached to a beam can under nor-
mal conditions be performed with a crane or similar. With regard to cou-
pling a lifting sling, refer to heading Erection of stairways and Erection of
stairways on a beam.
Lowering stairways and lowering stairways attached to beam
Lowering is performed as erection in reverse, with the following additions.
• Aft er lo wering, the s tairway should be c ollapsed c ompletely, mainly t o
take less space when transporting and storing.
-- NOTE! ---
Release locking device before collapsing stairs
• During s torage, the s tairway should be c ollapsed and the handr ail r
emoved.• During s torage, the s tairway should not lie dir ectly on the gr
ound as this can cause rusting.
• To save space, the be am se ctions can be collapsed be fore storage or
transport.