SCAN&GO UPLIFT 500 Manual

USE AND
MAINTENANCE
HANDBOOK
SCAN&GO srl
Via della Tecnica 34 A/B - 41051
Castelnuovo Rangone (MO) - Italy
Telefono [phone]
[email protected]u
www.scan-go.eu
UPLIFT 500
Made in Italy
January 2018

STEEL TELESCOPIC LIFTER
ATTENTION !!!!
READ CAREFULLY THE PRESENT INSTRUCTION
MANUAL BEFORE USING THE EQUIPMENT
IT IS STRICLY FORBIDDEN THE USE OF THIS
EQUIPMENT TO PEOPLE AGED LESS THAN 18
Uplift500
UPLIFT500 is a telescopic lifter made in painted steel, with manual lifter composed of 4 sections.
The best solution for using the laser scanner at a great height, maximum height is 5.00 mt.
Combines stability with great sturdiness.
All metallic components (articulated parts, pressure knobs, leg braces, etc.) guarantee maximum durability
and strength.
It is equipped with:
 double safety locking system by means of safety-bolt
 pressure knob
 heavy duty non-slip rubber feet
 Windbracing kit
Uplift500
can be used with Laser
Scanner FARO FOCUS and
LEICA BLK360

DETAILS AND ACCESSORIES
1 5/8’’ CONNECTION
2 COLUMN
3 DOUBLE SAFETY LOCKING SYSTEM WITH
SAFETY-BOLT AND PRESSURE KNOB
4 DOUBLE REINFORCING BRACES
5 ADJUSTABLE LEGS
6 RUBBER FEET COVER
7 BRAKING WHEELS (option)
A TRILOCK
B WINDBRACING KIT
C ADAPTER 3/8”
D SOFT BAG FOR THE ACCESSORIES
E BRAKING WHEELS
A
1
5
6
4
2
ACCESSORIES
Item to be ordered separately
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3
B
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C
7
E
D
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION AND USE
Place the lifter on a solid and perfectly plane surface and proceed as follows:
Loosen the screw (A) + (B)
Bring down the gimbal until the connecting rods
reach the desired position
and tighten the screw.
Use the adjustable feet to level the lifter.
Place the device
1° STEP
It is strictly forbidden to exceed the
maximum payload permitted,
specified in the Technical Details
3
4
1
2
A
Breaking Wheels installation
Remove the rubber feet cover and screw the wheels
B
Connect the windbracing to the top-head and
the feet like shown in the photos
UPLIFT500 OPENING

2° STEP:
To lift the UPLIFT500 proceed as follows:
Loosen the thumb-screw of
first extension (A)
Start lifting the fist pole until is
completely out
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A
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Continue in the same way for all extensions to the complete opening of the pole
Insert the safety pin into the hole,
lock the thumb-screw(A)
Complete the procedure by pulling
the wind bracing ropes
being careful not to overdo
with the tension force
3° STEP:
UPLIFT500 CLOSURE
Once the equipment has been used, proceed to the descent of each extension starting from the last that has
been risen.

SAFETY MEASURES
1) The lifter must be placed in a solid and plane surface.
2) It is compulsory to secure the equipment with the provided straps that must be hooked to cement blocks or eventually
to unmovable structures, if it is used in open spaces so that it is possible to protect it against the wind. Eventually, you
can use some stabilizing masses to be positioned on the connecting rods of the tripod.
3) Do not put a ladder against the lifter.
4 )Do not stand under the lifter when the load is up.
5) Do not move the elevator when it is lifted.
6) The lifter is not homologated for raising human beings.
7) Always, remember to lock the extension with the provided thumb-screw and with the safety catch .
8) In case the lifter is used in presence of other people, surround it with barriers.
LIMITS OF USE
The two most important limits to be always checked are THE MAXIMUM PERMITTABLE LOAD as well as the WIND STRENGHT
*MAXIMUM LOAD (see the technical data) refers to the mass that can be installed on the top of the mast to ensure a safe
use. All loading conditions that exceed the limit will be considered as dangerous and will result in an immediate end of
any form of warranty.
*Similarly, it must be considered the STRENGHT OF THE WIND. If there is a strong wind, the manufacturer is not responsible
of damages that may be caused by the inappropriate use of the equipment such as tipping etc.
RISKS RELATED TO THE USE
The two main sources of risk are :
1.RISK OF FALLING of the equipment extended in height, resulting from the action of wind that has not been
evaluated adequately.
2. CONTACT WITH ELECTRICAL CABLES, avoiding the risks is possible if the product is used properly by paying attention
to the possible sources of danger present in the area. Please, remember that the electrical cables for high voltage,
may define the electric discharge to the ground simply approaching and not necessarily touching the conductor.
It is therefore recommended to limit, as far as possible, the influence of the above risks, both for the operational staff an d
for strangers, in the following way:
*prohibit the transit and parking space surrounding the Uplift500
*maintain the efficiency of the equipment
The use of the column installed differently from the original configuration and aimed to processing other things than those
provided by the manufacturer.
REQUIREMENTS
SUMMARY TECHNICAL DATA
 Height when closed 178 cm
 Maximum Height 500 cm
 Basic diameter 170 cm
 Section 4
 Maximum load 60 kg
 Weight 16 kg
 Dimension when closed 178x20x20 cm

The use in the presence of functional anomalies and discrepancies in the terms of use and safety instructions described in
this manual. If something happens, request and wait for assistance from the personnel.
 The instructions, drawings and documentation contained in this document are of confidential technical nature, of
property of the manufacturer and may not be reproduced in any manner, either wholly, or in part.
 The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes and improvements at any time, without any modification to
this manual, and without prior notice.
 This document must be kept for future reference, until the scrapping of the machine and must be made available to
the operators.
 If the unit is sold or leased, both the person who rents and the one who offer the service, is obliged to give the
manual to the new owner or user.
 The original instructions are provided by the manufacturer in the Italian language.
 This document assumes that in the places where the equipment is sold, users respect the safety standards in force in
the country.
 If the manual is lost or damaged, you can request a copy to the dealer, providing the data of the model, serial
number and year of construction.
 Do not use the manual for any purpose other than the use and maintenance of the product
CLEANING AND MAINTAINIANCE INSTRUCTIONS
 It is recommended to dry it if it is used under the rain.
 Clean with mild soap and water, do not use chemical cleaners.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR DEMOLITION
The demolition of the pole must be done by qualified personnel in such activities and provided with adequate expertise.
The disassembled components must be separated according to the nature of the materials they are made in compliance
with the applicable laws of "different waste".
WARRANTY
 The product warranty is of 12 months from the date of the delivery (Invoice Date).
 SCAN & GO S.r.l. will support, at its discretion, the repairmen and / or replacement of parts with manufacturing defects
or damages during the warranty period, after having evaluated the failure.
 The shipping cost of the damaged/defective parts during the warranty period, and the labour for its removal and re-
placement , are not included in the warranty, and may be approved only after prior written request and consequent
authorization.
 The warranty does not cover cases of normal wear and tear, negligence in use, improper maintenance and improper
use.
 The warranty is void if the pole is equipped with accessories or non-original parts.
 In no event SCAN & GO S.r.l. will cover the expenses, for loss or damage of any kind resulting from the use more or less
correct or from the partial or total malfunctioning of the equipment.
 The goods travel at the risk of the recipient, any damage incurred during the shipment must be claimed at the delivery
by the courier in charge.
The manufacturer is deemed non-responsible in the case of:
1) inappropriate use of the UPLIFT500
2) use of the equipment, against to any other applicable national regulations;
3) serious lack of attention in the maintenance;
4) interventions or unauthorized modifications;
5) use of non-original parts or replacing parts;
6) failure to comply, in whole or in part, of the instructions;
7) exceptional events.

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