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Spider Crane is a small lifting device with flexibility and portability, which is often used for lifting operations in narrow spaces or complex environments. Here are some things to keep in mind when using a spider hanger:

Safe operation: Before using the spider crane, the operator should receive relevant training and be familiar with the operation manual of the equipment. Make sure that only trained and authorized personnel operate the spider. Also, follow all safety regulations and operating guidelines, including the proper use of seat belts, gloves, and other personal protective equipment.

Load limit: The spider crane has a specific lifting capacity limit, and the operator must clearly understand the rated lifting capacity of the crane and the limit under different configurations. During the operation, it is strictly forbidden to overload the spider crane to avoid accidents.

Ground conditions: Make sure the spider crane is placed on a firm and stable ground to ensure the stability of the crane. If the ground is uneven or unstable, appropriate measures should be taken, such as the use of backing boards or supports to increase the supporting area or provide stable support.

Surrounding environment: Before using the spider crane, it is necessary to evaluate the environmental conditions around the lifting operation. Make sure that the crane does not interfere with other personnel or equipment, and that the operating area is clear of obstacles or dangerous objects.

Working at heights: If working at heights is required, such as working on the outer walls of buildings or on the edge of cliffs, additional safety measures should be taken, such as using safety ropes or securing equipment, to ensure the safety of operators.

Stability: During operation, pay attention to maintaining the stability of the spider crane. Make sure the outriggers of the crane are fully extended and secured to provide adequate support. During hoisting operations, avoid sudden movements or shaking of the crane to prevent loss of balance.

Maintenance and inspection: Regular maintenance and inspection of the spider crane, including checking the wear of each component, the lubrication status of the lubricating parts and the functionality of the safety device. Any problems found should be repaired promptly and the manufacturer’s maintenance recommendations should be followed.

These considerations can improve the safety and operating efficiency of spider cranes. Before using a spider, it is advisable to consult the equipment’s operating manual and follow the directions provided by the manufacturer.