Long Span Lock Pin
The safety locking pin is designed to prevent accidental uplift of the rack beam. An additional safety feature of the locking pin is that if subjected to excess upwards force, it will shear to prevent the rack from toppling over.
Beam locking pins MUST be installed in the locking hole in both the end connectors of every beam.
Note that any uplift of a beam with locking pins installed will cause damage to the locking pins, both the beam end connectors and the racking uprights. Any damaged racking components must be replaced in accordance with local requirements.
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Long Span Lock Pin
The safety locking pin is designed to prevent accidental uplift of the rack beam. An additional safety feature of the locking pin is that if subjected to excess upwards force, it will shear to prevent the rack from toppling over.
Beam locking pins MUST be installed in the locking hole in both the end connectors of every beam.
Note that any uplift of a beam with locking pins installed will cause damage to the locking pins, both the beam end connectors and the racking uprights. Any damaged racking components must be replaced in accordance with local requirements.
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The safety locking pin is designed to prevent accidental uplift of the rack beam. An additional safety feature of the locking pin is that if subjected to excess upwards force, it will shear to prevent the rack from toppling over.
Beam locking pins MUST be installed in the locking hole in both the end connectors of every beam.
Note that any uplift of a beam with locking pins installed will cause damage to the locking pins, both the beam end connectors and the racking uprights. Any damaged racking components must be replaced in accordance with local requirements.
