Aden M&E PTE LTD

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DR FR BOX-UP ( Loading/uploading )

PROMATECT®-N boards are supplied on pallets suitable for fork lift unloading. If off -loading by crane and slings is envisaged, care should be taken to avoid damaging edges of the boards. Pallets and crates can be safely handled by using a fork lift or hoisting equipment and straps. Steel cables or chains should not be used as they will damage both the pallet and the boards. Where crates are removed from a box container, care should be taken not to subject crates and pallets to any impact shock, as this could result in cracking of the boards. Always drive the delivery vehicle as close as possible to where the boards are to be used. When transporting the boards, it is essential to secure the pallets to prevent sliding. If the boards are subsequently moved around the site, they should be placed on a rigid base suitable for lifting by forklift. Promat boards should always be stored on a rigid base.

Brochure Typical Drawing(DR FR Box-Up)

About Aden M&E PTE LTD

Power Tools with dust Extraction Equipment

Sawing machines such as FESTO, Bosch, Makita etc work with a tungsten carbide tipped saw blade on a low speed electric motor and move over a fi xed working table. It is a typical machine for occasional use on site producing very good results and is capable of cutting boards with maximum thickness up to 25mm. A vacuum cleaner is recommended for use while cutting especially when using power saws. As an additional safety precaution, always wear eye, ear and dust protection when using power tools of any type. A portable version of the working table is available for the convenience of board cutting on site. While working with power saws, the following important points should be observed:

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• Ensure that the boards to be cut are continuously and well supported on either side of the cut.
•A straight edge should be clamped in position to guide the cutting operation
• Care must be taken to ensure the tool remains against the straight edge during the cutting operation.
• The cutting rate should be such that the blade is not labouring or over-heating. Feed speed for fi bre cement boards is normally slower than fo0r natural timber.