M80 - Ladder HAILO - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL M80 HAILO

Three identical metal ladder structures arranged vertically on a platform, shown from different angles (no text or symbols)

Gebrauchsanleitung

Eingelenkleitern

Instructions for use

Single-hinge joint ladders

Mode d'emploi

Échelles articulées

-Stehleiter A = Höhe

Diagram of a ladder leaning against a surface with labeled points A and B (no text or symbols beyond labels)

Two symbolic diagrams showing a person with a factory and a house, each marked with a checkmark indicating approval or rejection.

Diagram of a ladder assembly with labeled components and 1x magnified views for each part

2x 4x 4x

Diagram showing two steps of climbing a ladder, with a 'X' and a checkmark indicating the correct step.

Diagram showing lock status and checkmark symbols for mechanical assembly or repair instructions

Diagram illustrating mechanical assembly steps with labeled arrows and checkmark indicators

2. [C-3] [B]

3. "click" [C-3]

[D] [A] [D] [A]

1. [D] [A] 3. "click"

2.

7.4 A) [C] [D] B) [D] [C] C) [C] [D]

Illustration showing a tree with ladder and a house with ladder, separated by a diagonal hatched background (no text or symbols)

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Illustration showing a crossed-out cigarette and its open mouth with a cigarette inside, indicating no smoking or rejection.

10. Gebrauchsdauer

Single-hinge joint ladder

Item no. 7512-xxx (4 x 3 rungs)

7516-xxx (4 x 4 rungs)

7520-xxx (4 x 5 rungs)

7524-xxx ( 4 x 6 rungs )

Table of Contents

1. Introduction and explanation of symbols 16
2. Intended use 18
3. Product overview 18
4. Scope of delivery 19
5. Safety instructions 20
6. Instructions for assembly ..... 23
7. Assembly and operation 24
8. Transport and storage 27
9. Care, maintenance and preventive maintenance 28
10. Service life 28
11. Packaging and disposal 28
12. Service and replacement parts .... 28
13. Inspection plan 29
    Dimension and weight table ..... 142

1. Introduction

These instructions describe the safe use of the single-hinge joint ladder, also referred to as “ladder” in the following text.

reasons, please read these

instructions for use carefully and save them for future reference.

These instructions for use are part of the ladder. When the ladder is passed on to another user, these instructions for use should be provided.

Explanation of symbols

The following signal words and graphical symbols are used in these instructions for use, on the ladder or on the packaging or on the insert.

WARNING

Notes on potentially dangerous situations. If these cannot be avoided, there is a risk of severe injuries or death.

NOTE

Notes on potentially dangerous situations that may lead to property damage.

Safety symbols are explained and described exclusively in the safety instructions chapter.

Other illustrations in these instructions for use are described directly next to the image.

B A

B A

A B

Number of ladder rungs

Reference person for body size and reaching height

A = highest possible reaching height

B = highest possible standing height

• Stepladder with sides extended to the maximum
• Single ladder with sides extended to the maximum

Dimensions of the

setup ladder

(sides extended to maximum)

-Stepladder

A = Heigh

- Single ladder

A = Length of the ladder

B = Heigh

-Stepladder

(step adjustment)

A = maximum height compensation

A B

Diagram of a ladder leaning against a surface with labeled points A and B, showing directional arrows.

Dimensions of the

setup ladder

(sides extended to maximum)

-Stepladder

A = Width

B = Depth (support surface)

- Single ladder

A = Width

B = Depth (support surface)

Dimensions of the

ladder collapsed

(Supplied state)

A = Length

B = Width

C = Depth

Dimensions of the

ladder collapsed

(Storage)

A = Length

B = Width

C = Depth

Highest possible

load capacity

Weight of the ladder

2. Intended use

This ladder is a moveable work tool that can be used in various locations.

With this ladder, small scale jobs can be carried out at heights at which use of other work tools is not commensurate.

This ladder may only be used as specified in these instructions for use. Any other use is considered as non-intended use and may lead to property damage or even to personal injury.

The ladder is not a toy.

The manufacturer or dealer shall not assume any liability for damage that has been caused by improper or incorrect use.

The user must always ensure that the ladder is suitable for the respective use; if necessary a risk assessment must be carried out in advance.

The legislation in the country of use must be complied with.

The standing step ladders comply with the requirements of the European standard EN 131-4. They are suitable for “professional use” and “non professional use”.

The highest possible load capacity of the ladder is 150 kg.

Modifications to the ladder that are not authorised by the manufacturer shall lead to termination of the guarantee and warranty.

3. Product overview

The single-hinge joint ladder M80 is a mobile, height-adjustable single ladder.

It offers a variable height adjustment by means of the extendable ladder rungs and can be very compactly collapsed for transport and storage.

The several ladder models differ from each other by the number of ladder rungs or an additional cross-bar for increased stability.

The technical information that is important for each type of ladder and information that is specific to each product are directly attached to the product on the ladder label [H].

[A] Extendable ladder leg
[B] Foldable ladder part
[C] Hinge joint (safety joint with pre-set snap-in positions)
[D] Locking clamp
[E] ladder rung
[F] Ladder foot
[G] Crossbar with foot
[H] Ladder label

4. Scope of delivery

1. 

[C] [B] [D] [E] [A] [F] [H] [A] [G]

A) Single-hinge joint ladder 7512-XXX

1 x Instructions for use

1 x Single-hinge joint ladder

B) Single-hinge joint ladder 7516-XXX, 7520-XXX, 7524-XXX

1 x Instructions for use

1 x Single-hinge joint ladder

1 x Crossbar

1 x Set of feet for crossbar

2 x U bolts M6

4 x M6 nut

4 x Washer

Check that the contents are complete and check for any possible transport damage before use.

Remove the packaging material.

WARNING

Risk of suffocation!

Packaging material is not a children's toy; there is a risk of suffocation if not handled properly.

1. A)
   

— 1x — 1x

B)

Diagram of a ladder assembly with labeled components and 1x magnified views for each part

2x 4x 4x

5. Safety instructions

WARNING

Danger of severe injuries!

In event of incorrect use or handling of the ladder, there are risks that may lead to severe injuries or even to death.

• There is inherently a risk of falling when using the ladder. All work with and on the ladder should therefore be carried out in such a way that a risk of falling is kept as low as possible.
• When using the ladder, there is also the risk of tipping over. Individuals can be injured and objects damaged due to the ladder tipping over. All work with and on the ladder should therefore be carried out in such a way that a risk of tipping over is kept as low as possible.
• The supplementary safety information symbols are meant to instruct the user of a ladder about what is necessary and what is not allowed for a safe use of a ladder in order to avoid accidents e.g. by falling from the ladder.

“Necessary” is indicated by a tick [ √ ] and “Not allowed” is indicated by an X [ ✗ ].

Inspect the ladder after delivery. Before every use visually check the ladder is not damaged and is safe to use. Do not use a damaged ladder.

Maximum total load.

Do not use the ladder on a unlevel or unfirm base.

Do not overreach.

Do not erect the ladder on contaminated ground.

Maximum number of users.

Do not ascend or descend unless you are facing the ladder.

Warning, fall from the ladder.

Refer to instruction manual/booklet.

Keep a secure grip on the ladder when ascending and descending. Maintain a handhold whilst working from a ladder or take additional safety precautions if you cannot.

Avoid work that imposes a sideways load on ladders, such as side-on drilling through solid materials.

Do not carry equipment which is heavy or difficult to handle while using a ladder.

Do not wear unsuitable footwear when climbing a ladder.

Do not use the ladder if you are not fit enough. Certain medical conditions or medication, alcohol or drug abuse could make ladder use unsafe.

Do not spend long periods on a ladder without regular breaks (tiredness is a risk).

Prevent damage of the ladder when transporting e.g. by fastening and ensure they are suitably placed to prevent damage.

Ensure the ladder is suitable for the task.

Do not use the ladder if contaminated, e.g. with wet paint, mud, oil or snow.

Do not use the ladder outside in adverse weather conditions, such as strong wind.

For professional use a risk assessment shall be carried out respecting the legislation in the country of use.

When positioning the ladder take into account risk of collision with the ladder e.g. from pedestrians, vehicles or doors.

Secure doors (not fire exits) and windows where possible in the work area.

Warning, electricity hazard.

Identify any electrical risks in the work area, such as overhead lines or other exposed electrical equipment and do not use the ladder where electrical risks occur.

Use non-conductive ladders for unavoidable live electrical work.

Do not use the ladder as a bridge.

Do not modify the ladder design.

Do not move a ladder while standing on it.

For outdoor use caution to the wind.

The crossbar must be installed before using the ladder.

(see 6. Instructions for assembly)

Ladder for "professional" and "non professional" use.

5. Safety instructions

Leaning ladders with rungs shall be used at the correct angle.

Ladders used for access to a higher level shall be extended at least 1 m above the landing point and secured, if necessary.

Only use the ladder in the direction indicated.

Do not lean the ladder against unsuitable surfaces.

Ladder shall never be moved from the top.

Do not stand on the top three steps/ rungs of a leaning ladder.

Do not step off the side of standing ladder onto another surface.

Open the ladder fully before use.

Do not stand on the top two steps/ rungs of a standing ladder without a platform and a hand/knee rail.

Standing ladders shall not be used as a leaning ladder.

Before using, all locking clamps must be checked and completely engaged.

Single-jointed or multi-purpose ladders should be unfolded and folded together when they are lying on the floor and not in their position for use.

Make sure that the joints are locked.

Illustration showing two different steps of climbing ladders, with symbols indicating cancellation or failure.

Single -hinge joint ladder (foldable ladder part) do not use without the extendable ladder sides.

Diagram showing lock status comparison with X and ✓ symbols indicating incorrect and correct states respectively

Only step on the ladder when it is locked. Locking pins can be seen on the inside of the safety joint.

Diagram showing correct and incorrect ways to switch a device, with X and ✓ symbols indicating selection or status.

Danger of pinching! If handled without due care, fingers or hands can be pinched or trapped on parts of the housing.

6. Instructions for assembly

The single-hinge joint ladders art.-no. 7516-XXX, 7520-XXX and 7524-XXX are equipped with a crossbar that must be installed before using the ladder.

A spanner (spanner sizes 10) is required for assembly.

Attaching the feet:

1. Push both feet [G-1] firmly onto the ends of the crossbar [G].

Install the crossbars:

The crossbar is attached to the feet of the extendable ladder sides.

1. Position the U-bolt [G-2] and crossbar [G] at the base of the ladder side as shown.
2. Then screw the crossbar tightly to both feet.

WARNING

Risk of serious injury as a result of the ladder tipping over!

Item no. 7516-xxx, 7520-xxx, 7524-xxx:

The ladders may only be used with the crossbar installed

7. Assembly and operation

After delivery and before each use examine the condition of the ladder, the function of all parts must be ensured.

NOTE

Caution, damage!

Always handle the ladder carefully.

Extend and collapse the ladder in a deliberate and careful way. If a rail is bent or damaged, the ladder can potentially be extended or collapsed only with difficulty or not at all.

7.1 Set-up options (schematic diagram)

The single-hinge joint ladder can be used as a single ladder and extension ladder and as a stepladder that can be climbed on both sides and as a stairway ladder.

The ladder is placed in the desired set-up position using two extendable ladder legs and a pair of snap-in hinge joints for locking and unlocking the ladder parts.

A - Stepladder with ladder legs extended
B - Stepladder with ladder legs inserted
C - Stepladder with step adjustment
D - Single ladder with legs inserted
E - Single ladder with legs extended

7.2 Adjusting for the step or single ladder

Using the hinge joint [C], the ladder is converted into either a stepladder or single ladder.

The foldable ladder part [B] is first unlocked and – after the ladder has been brought into the desired set-up position – locked again.

For adjusting one of the ladder parts, both of the safety joints on opposite sides of the ladder have to be activated.

Adjustment of the safety joint [C]:

1. Original position: the ladder is locked, and the clamp [C-3] is pushed in.
2. Pull out the clamp [C-3] and place it on the safety joint by turning it slightly.
   The locking opening is free, the ladder is unlocked and the ladder part [B] can now be adjusted into the desired position.
3. The ladder part [B] audibly clicks into place automatically. The ladder is locked, and the clamp [C-3] is pushed in.

7.3 Activating the extendable ladder legs

The ladder's height can be changed using the extendable sides [A].

The extendable ladder sides are unlocked using the side locking clamps [D] and locked again after the ladder has been set up in position.

For adjusting one of the ladder parts, both locking clamps [D] have to be activated.

Adjusting the extendable ladder legs [A]:

1. Original position: the locking clamp [D] is engaged.
2. Pull out the locking clamp [D] and place it on the ladder's side rail by turning it slightly. The locking opening is free, and the ladder is unlocked.
   The extendable ladder leg [A] can now be moved into the desired position.
3. Then insert both locking clamps into the locking opening. The ladder is locked, and the locking clamp [D] is engaged.

This procedure is repeated once again to bring it into another set-up position.

7.1 A B C D E

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7.2 7.3

7524-XXX 7512-XXX 7516-XXX 7520-XXX 1. [C] [C-3] [C] [C-3]

2. [C-3] [B]

3. "click" [C-3]

[D] [A] [D] [A]

1. [D] [A]

2.

3. "click"

7. Assembly and operation

7.4 Setting up and using the single-hinge joint ladder

A) Use as a stepladder:

The ladder must stand securely and firmly on the ground.

The hinge joints [C] and locking clamps [D] must be locked.

B) Use as a single ladder:

The ladder must stand securely on the ground and be leaning against a flat and secure surface.

The hinge joints [C] and locking clamps [D] must be locked.

Secure single ladders before using, e.g. tie down to ensure stability.

C) Storage:

The single-hinge joint ladder's individual elements can be folded together and pushed in for storage and transport.

The hinge joints [C] and locking clamps [D] must be locked.

7.4 A) [C] [D] B) [D] [C] C) [C] [D]

Overview of the ladder rungs that must not be used as a support surface.

8. Transport and storage8. Transport and storage

NOTE

Caution, damage!

Incorrect handling of the ladder when transporting and storage may lead to damage to the ladder.

- The single-hinge joint ladder's individual elements can be folded together and pushed in for storage and transport.

The hinge joints [C] and locking clamps [D] must be locked.

- In order to avoid any damage, the ladder should be securely fastened (e.g., on roof carriers or in the car).

- Ladders should be stored in accordance with the producer's instructions.

- Store the ladder away from areas where its condition could deteriorate more rapidly (e.g. dampness, excessive heat, or exposed to the elements).

- Ladders made of or using thermoplastic, thermo-setting plastic and reinforced plastic materials should be stored out of direct sunlight.

- Store the ladder in a position which helps it to remain straight (e.g. hung by the stiles on proper ladder brackets or laid on a flat clutter free surface).

- The ladder should be stored folded in a dry environment vertically or lying flat.

Illustration showing a tree with ladder and a house with ladder, both under hatched background (no text or symbols)

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- Store the ladder where it cannot be damaged by vehicles, heavy objects, or contaminants?

- Store the ladder where it cannot cause a trip hazard or an obstruction?

- Store the ladder in such a way that it is protected from children at play and no person can be disabled by it

- Store the ladder securely where it cannot be easily used for criminal purposes.

- If the ladder is permanently positioned, make sure it is secured against unauthorized climbing (e.g. by children).

9. Care, maintenance and preventive maintenance

NOTE

Caution, damage!

Incorrect handling of the ladder during care and maintenance may lead to damage to the ladder.

• Care and maintenance of the ladder should insure its proper functioning. The ladder must be checked regularly for damages. The function of moving parts must be ensured.
• ALWAYS keep the ladder clean. Occasionally wipe the rails with a clean dry cloth. Paint and other ‘foreign matter’ can make extending and collapsing the ladder more difficult and should be removed immediately.
• Cleaning the ladder, especially of all moving parts, should occur immediately after use in the event of any visible soiling.
• Use only standard, water soluble cleaning agents. Do not use any aggressive scouring agents.
• Repairs and maintenance shall be carried out by a competent person and be in accordance with the producer's instructions.

NOTE: A competent person is someone who has the skills to carry out repairs or maintenance, e.g. by a training by the manufacturer.

- For repair and replacement of parts, e.g. feet, if necessary contact the producer or distributor.

Illustration showing a crossed-out can and a bottle with a label containing chemical symbols

10. Service life

When used for its intended purpose and regularly maintained, the ladder is a work tool that can be used for the long term.

11. Packaging and disposal

WARNING

Risk of suffocation!

Packaging material is not a children's toy; there is a risk of suffocation if not handled properly.

• If the ladder is scrapped, it must be disposed of in accordance with current legislations and regulations in the country of use.
• The product must not be disposed of in domestic waste.
• All components, including packaging must be sorted and separated accordingly.
• Aluminium is a high-grade material and should be put into the recycling system.
• Your municipality can give you detailed information about this.

12. Service and replacement parts

You can find these instructions for use on the internet at www.hailo.de.

You can obtain additional information about services and replacement parts directly from:

HAILO Werk • Daimlerstr. 8 • 35708 Haiger, Germany

Fon: [phone]

Fax: [phone]

• There exists the risk of a fall due to damaged, defective or non-functional ladder units; there is also a risk of tipping over when using the ladder.
• Users of the ladder can sustain serious injuries during a fall.

• Objects can likewise be damaged if the ladder tips over.

• Regular inspection by a qualified person is required for commercial use.

• The contractor has to ensure that ladders are inspected recurrently for proper condition (visual and functional inspection).

For this purpose, the type, scope and time periods of the required inspections must be determined.

• The time intervals for the inspection will conform to the operating conditions, in particular the frequency of use and demands during use as well as the frequency and severity of established defects during the preceding inspections.
• The contractor also has to ensure that defective ladders are removed from use and stored in such a way that further use is not possible until proper maintenance or disposal takes place.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 2. 5.

During the regular inspection of the ladder, inspection points 1-6 should be taken into account.

If any of the tested points cannot be fully satisfied, you should NOT use the ladder.

1. General inspection points

Are there any contaminants (e.g., dirt, mud, paint, oil or grease) on the ladder?

All fastenings (rivets, screws, bolts, etc.) must be completely present.

Are any fastenings possibly loose or corroded?

2. Ladder leg, foldable ladder part, ladder rung

Are the ladder side rails possibly bent, bowed, twisted, dented, cracked or corroded or rotten?

Check that the foldable ladder part/ladder legs around the fixing points for other components are in good condition.

All ladder rungs must be completely present.

Are ladder rungs possibly worn out, loose, corroded or damaged?

Inspect technical condition and functioning of the extendable ladder legs.

3.Hingejoints

Inspection of functionality, tightness and completeness as well as damage and corrosion. Is the hinge joint possibly damaged, loose or corroded?

4.Lockingclamp

Inspection of functionality, tightness and completeness as well as damage and corrosion. Are locking clamps possibly damaged, loose or corroded?

5.Crossbar,feet

Inspect crossbar and feet for tightness as well as damage and corrosion.

All ladder feet must be present.

Are any ladder feet loose, worn out or corroded?

6. Ladder labels

Are all labels present and perfectly legible?

Diagram of a ladder leaning against a surface with labeled points A and B (no text or symbols beyond labels)

Two symbolic diagrams showing a human head profile with a factory icon and a house, each marked with checkmarks.

Diagram of a ladder assembly with labeled components and 1x magnified views for each part

2x 4x 4x

Illustration showing two steps of climbing a ladder, with symbols indicating cancellation and improvement.

Diagram illustrating lock status and checkmark options for a mechanical component, with open lock and cross symbol indicating failure or rejection.

Diagram illustrating mechanical assembly steps with labeled arrows and checkmark indicators

2. [C-3] [B]

3. "click" [C-3]

[D] [A] [D] [A]

1. [D] [A]

2.

3. "click"

A) [C] [D] B) [D] [C] C) [C] [D]

Illustration showing a tree with ladder and a house with ladder, both under hatched shading (no text or symbols)

Image showing two labeled cans with a crossed-out 'X' symbol and a warning sign, indicating no chemical hazard or toxicity.

Diagram of a ladder leaning against a surface with labeled points A and B (no text or symbols beyond labels)

Two symbolic diagrams showing a person in a helmet and a house, each with a checkmark indicating approval or rejection.

Diagram showing two steps of climbing a ladder, with a 'X' and a checkmark indicating the correct direction.

Diagram illustrating lock status and checkmark symbols for security operations

Diagram illustrating correct and incorrect assembly steps with labeled arrows and symbols

7.4 A) [C] [D] B) [D] [C] C) [C] [D]

Illustration showing a tree with ladder and a house with ladder, both under hatched background (no text or symbols)

Diagram of a ladder leaning against a surface with labeled points A and B (no text or symbols beyond labels)

Two symbolic diagrams showing a human head profile with factory and house icons, each marked with checkmarks indicating approval or rejection.

Illustration showing two steps of climbing a ladder, with symbols indicating cancellation and improvement.

Diagram illustrating lock status and switch symbols, showing open lock with cross and checkmark indicators

Diagram illustrating mechanical assembly or disassembly steps with labeled arrows and checkmark indicators

2. [C-3] [B]

3. "click" [C-3]

[D] [A] [D] [A]

1. [D] [A] 3. "click"

2.

7. Struttura e uso

7.4 A) [C] [D] B) [D] [C] C) [C] [D]

Illustration showing a tree with ladder and a house with ladder, both under hatched shading (no text or symbols)

Warning symbol showing a cross over a bottle with a warning label and trash can

Diagram of a ladder leaning against a surface with labeled points A and B (no text or symbols beyond labels)

Diagram showing two steps of climbing ladders with checkmarks indicating correct and incorrect actions

Diagram illustrating lock status and checkmark symbols for mechanical components, with labels 'X' and '✓'

Diagram illustrating correct and incorrect assembly steps of a mechanical device, with X and ✓ symbols indicating failure or rejection states.

2. [C-3] [B]

3. "click" [C-3]

[D] [A] [D] [A]

1. [D] [A] 3. "click"

2.

7.4 A) [C] [D] B) [D] [C] C) [C] [D]

Illustration showing a tree with ladder and a house with ladder, both under hatched background (no text or symbols)

Image showing two labeled cans with a cross symbol crossed out, one marked with a cigarette and the other with a trash can.

Diagram of a ladder leaning against a surface with labeled points A and B (no text or symbols beyond labels)

A = garums B = platums C = dzilums

A = garums B = platums C = dzilums

Two symbolic diagrams showing a human head silhouette with a factory and a house, each marked with checkmarks indicating approval or rejection.

Illustration showing two steps of climbing a ladder, with symbols indicating correct and incorrect actions.

Diagram illustrating lock status and checkmark symbols for mechanical locking operations

Diagram illustrating mechanical assembly or motion with labeled arrows and checkmark indicators

2. [C-3] [B]

3. "click" [C-3]

[D] [A] [D] [A]

1. [D] [A]

2.

3. "click"

7.4 A) [C] [D] B) [D] [C] C) [C] [D]

Illustration showing a tree with ladder and a house with ladder, separated by a diagonal hatched background (no text or symbols)

Illustration showing a cross symbol crossed over a bottle with a label and a trash can, indicating no chemical symbols or labels.

Diagram of a ladder leaning against a surface with labeled points A and B (no text or symbols beyond labels)

Two symbolic diagrams showing a person with a factory and a house, each marked with checkmarks indicating approval or rejection.

Diagram showing two steps of climbing a ladder, with checkmark and cross symbols indicating selection or rejection.

Diagram illustrating lock status and checkmark symbols for security operations

Diagram showing correct and incorrect ways to switch a device, with X and ✓ symbols indicating selection or confirmation steps.

Art.nr. 7516-xxx, 7520-xxx, 7524-xxx:

2. [C-3] [B]

3. "click" [C-3]

[D] [A] [D] [A]

1. [D] [A] 3. "click"

2.

7.4 A) [C] [D] B) [D] [C] C) [C] [D]

Illustration showing a tree with ladder and a house with ladder, both under hatched shading (no text or symbols)

Image showing a hand holding a bottle with a cross mark and a warning sign, indicating no chemical hazard or toxicity.

10. Livslängd

Diagram of a ladder leaning against a surface with labeled points A and B (no text or symbols beyond labels)

$$ C = h l o u b k a $$

$$ C = h l o u b k a $$

Two symbolic diagrams showing a factory and a house with checkmarks, likely representing workplace safety or risk assessment.

Diagram of a ladder assembly with labeled components and 1x magnified views for each part

2x 4x 4x

Diagram showing two steps of climbing a ladder, with a 'X' and a checkmark indicating the correct direction.

Diagram illustrating lock status and switch symbols, showing open lock, cross, and check icons for mechanical or electrical components.

Diagram illustrating mechanical assembly steps with labeled arrows and checkmark indicators

7.4 A) [C] [D] B) [D] [C] C) [C] [D]

Illustration showing a tree with ladder and a house with ladder, both under hatched shading (no text or symbols)

Image showing a crossed-out cigarette with a cross symbol and a warning sign, indicating no smoking or rejection.

7520-xxx (4 × 5 踏ざん)

7524-xxx (4 x 6 踏ざん)

目次

Diagram of a ladder leaning against a surface with labeled points A and B (no text or symbols beyond labels)

開いて立てた状 態での脚 立寸法

(脚柱が最大限に伸ばされた状態)

- 脚立

A = 幅

B = 奥行 (設置面)

- 梯子

A = 幅

B = 奥行 (設置面)

折り畳んだ状態での寸法 (納品状態)

A = さ

B = 幅

C = 行

折り畳んだ状態での寸法 (保管)

A = さ

B = 幅

C = 行

最大定格荷重

脚立重量

2. 使用用途

Two symbolic diagrams showing a person in a helmet and a house, each with a checkmark indicating approval or rejection.

Illustration showing two different steps of climbing ladders, with a 'X' and checkmark indicating selection or completion.

Diagram showing lock status before and after installation, with X and ✓ symbols indicating failure or rejection.

Diagram illustrating mechanical assembly or disassembly steps with labeled arrows and checkmark indicators

1. —[G-1]

2. [G-2] 10

Technical illustration of a metal bracket with bolts and a support structure (no text or symbols)

Illustration of two metal ladders with directional arrows indicating movement or force (no text or symbols)

7. セットアップ/操作

2. [C-3] [B]

3. "click" [C-3]

[D] [A] [D] [A]

1. [D] [A] 3. "click"

2.

7. セットアップ/操作

7.4 A) [C] [D] B) [D] [C] C) [C] [D]

Illustration showing a tree, ladder, and house with checkmarks (no text or symbols)

Illustration showing a cross symbol crossed over a bottle with a label and a trash can, indicating no chemical or hazardous use.

7512-xxx	4 x 3	A = 8.89 ftB = 2.33 ft	A = 12.17 ftB = 5.61 ft	A = 4.43 ft	A = 9.02 ftB = 8.73 ft	A = 1.64 ft
7516-xxx	4 x 4	A = 10.50 ftB = 3.94 ft	A = 15.42 ftB = 8.86 ft	A = 6.07 ft	A = 12.40 ftB = 11.98 ft	A = 2.46 ft
7520-xxx	4 x 5	A = 12.14 ftB = 5.58 ft	A = 18.70 ftB = 12.14 ft	A = 7.71 ft	A = 15.91 ftB = 15.29 ft	A = 3.28 ft
7524-xxx	4 x 6	A = 13.81 ftB = 7.25 ft	A = 22.15 ftB = 15.58 ft	A = 9.35 ft	A = 19.23 ftB = 18.57 ft	A = 4.10 ft

	A = 0,49 mB = 0,88 m	A = 0,49 mB = 0,78 m	A = 0,89 mB = 0,49 mC = 0,24 m	A = 0,89 mB = 0,49 mC = 0,24 m	max.150 kg	9,05 kg
	A = 0,81 mB = 1,15 m	A = 0,81 mB = 1,04 m	A = 1,15 mB = 0,57 mC = 0,24 m	A = 1,15 mB = 0,81 mC = 0,27 m	max.150 kg	12,65 kg
	A = 0,91 mB = 1,41 m	A = 0,91 mB = 1,32 m	A = 1,41 mB = 0,64 mC = 0,24 m	A = 1,41 mB = 0,91 mC = 0,27 m	max.150 kg	15,16 kg
	A = 1,03 mB = 1,68 m	A = 1,03 mB = 1,57 m	A = 1,67 mB = 0,66 mC = 0,24 m	A = 1,67 mB = 1,03 mC = 0,27 m	max.150 kg	19,50 kg

	A = 1.61 ftB = 2.89 ft	A = 1.61 ftB = 2.56 ft	A = 2.92 ftB = 1.61 ftC = 0.79 ft	A = 2.92 ftB = 1.61 ftC = 0.79 ft	max.330 lbs	19.95 lbs
	A = 2.66 ftB = 3.77 ft	A = 2.66 ftB = 3.41 ft	A = 3.77 ftB = 1.87 ftC = 0.79 ft	A = 3.77 ftB = 2.66 ftC = 0.89 ft	max.330 lbs	27.89 lbs
	A = 2.99 ftB = 4.63 ft	A = 2.99 ftB = 4.33 ft	A = 4.63 ftB = 2.10 ftC = 0.79 ft	A = 4.63 ftB = 2.99 ftC = 0.89 ft	max.330 lbs	33.42 lbs
	A = 3.38 ftB = 5.51 ft	A = 3.38 ftB = 5.15 ft	A = 5.48 ftB = 2.17 ftC = 0.79 ft	A = 5.48 ftB = 3.38 ftC = 0.89 ft	max.330 lbs	42.99 lbs