Vetter Struts and Accessories - Manual (Page 9)

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1.6 Interfaces
The Airshore ART-System may only be operated manually, with
compressed air or with CO2 (gaseous).
Recommended positive operating pressure for shoring trenches:
10.0 bar
Authorized positive operating pressure for collapsed buildings:
max. 2.5 bar
Maximum authorized start pressure for the control mechanism:
4.0 bar (Applies to single struts and high strength columns)
Connect the relevant control mechanism (2.5 or 10 bar) and the fil-
ling hose (2.5 or 10 bar) with the ART strut.
1.7 Conditions of Guarantee
We guarantee all Airshore products against material and manufac-
turing defects for 2 years from the date of purchase. Airshore Pro-
ducts under this guarantee will be repaired or replaced after an
appropriate inspection. Our representatives or Vetter GmbH will
handle this process.
Any damage caused by incorrect or
non-permitted handling is not covered by this
guarantee!
2. Safety Instructions
Only precise knowledge and observance of these operating instruc-
tions guarantees technically correct use, brings maximum benefit
and safeguards claims within the Vetter guarantee.
Only qualified and trained personnel who know how to handle ap-
pliances and situations appropriately must deploy the Airshore ART-
System! Unauthorized persons must not enter the working zone!
These operating instructions must be considered as part of the pro-
duct and must be kept throughout the working life of the product.
If the product is transferred, the operating instructions must be gi-
ven to the next user.
All necessary health and safety regulations for the prevention of ac-
cidents and safety at work must be observed when stabilizing and
shoring up (manually or with air pressure).
Before putting it into action, the Airshore ART-System must be com-
plete and in perfect condition. The Airshore ART-System must not
be used if there are signs of damage.
Please contact Vetter GmbH if you have specific questions or con-
cerns regarding the safety of the Airshore ART-System.