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temperature, below 40°C, please look in the next appropriatecolumn. In case the temperature rises even more, please be awarethat at 50°C the load can only be 75% and at 60°C only 50% of theload at 40°C.Attention! The loads mentioned in the table can only serve as indications.On the basis of the table the number of containers that may bestacked can be calculated. It is the stacking load mentioned dividedby the product of the keg weight and the relevant safety factor. Thisnumber, with figures behind the comma smaller than eight, roundedoff + 1 = total number of containers.At the transit of one transport form to another, from storage totransport or from transport to storage, the bottom containers mustbe placed highest in the new stack.The containers must by stowed professionally and fixed in a waythat makes shifting impossible.For the use of pallets check instruction 6 Palletisation.For stacking and storing in a warehouse check instruction 4 Staticload.We advise users to test each new packaging method upfront.Click Pack manual 1404
06 Palletisation1. PalletA pallet must have an almost closed surface fitted with planks nomore than 5 cm apart. In case a pallet is placed on top of a ClickPack pallet, the surface needs to be flat and solid to avoid pressurepoints on the top layer.2. FormationCurTec advises to place the filled containers on a pallet as follows:Europallet 80 x 120 cm440612 pcs per layer4415 - 44208 pcs per layer4500 series6 pcs per layer100 x 120 cm/ 40 x 48”440618 pcs per layer4415 - 442010 pcs per layer4500 series9 pcs per layerClick Pack manual 1404
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- Page 3 and 4: 1 CloseA rubber mat (red) simplifie
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temperature, below 40°C, please look in the next appropriatecolumn. In case the temperature rises even more, please be awarethat at 50°C the load can only be 75% and at 60°C only 50% of theload at 40°C.Attention! The loads mentioned in the table can only serve as indications.On the basis of the table the number of containers that may bestacked can be calculated. It is the stacking load mentioned dividedby the product of the keg weight and the relevant safety factor. Thisnumber, with figures behind the comma smaller than eight, roundedoff + 1 = total number of containers.At the transit of one transport form to another, from storage totransport or from transport to storage, the bottom containers mustbe placed highest in the new stack.The containers must by stowed professionally and fixed in a waythat makes shifting impossible.For the use of pallets check instruction 6 Palletisation.For stacking and storing in a warehouse check instruction 4 Staticload.We advise users to test each new packaging method upfront.<strong>Click</strong> <strong>Pack</strong> manual 1404
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