CAUTION
<General>
Do not use the reducer beyond the capacity specified on the nameplate or specification sheet.
Otherwise, explosion, electrical shock, injury or equipment damage may result.
Do not insert fingers or other objects into the reducer opening. Otherwise, electrical shock,
injury, fire or equipment damage may result.
Do not use a damaged reducer as this may cause fire or injury.
Do not remove the nameplate.
Problems caused by your attempts to remodel the product are not covered by our warranty, and
are therefore, not held responsible by TSUBAKIMOTO CHAIN.
<Upon Receiving Your Reducer>
Be sure the product delivered matches your order. This will prevent you from accidents, injuries
or equipment damage caused by installing the wrong unit.
Be sure the package is in its upright position prior to opening.
< Transportation >
When transporting your equipment, take caution so that it does not fall or overturn. When
using lifting rings, make sure they are securely fastened. After the reducer is installed to
another equipment however, do not lift the entire system using these rings. Otherwise,
injuries and equipment damage may result from defected lifting rings.
Be sure the weight of the reducer, based on the diagram and catalog provided, does not exceed
the maximum rate assigned to the lifting device. Otherwise, the device may break and damage
the equipment.
If the reducer is packed in a wooden case, it may not be appropriate for a fork lift
transportation. Secure the package with belt straps if fork lifting is necessary.
<Installation and Connection>
Do not place flammables in the vicinity of the reducer. Otherwise, fire or other such accidents
may occur.
Never place any obstacles that block the ventilation around the reducer. Overheating can cause
burns, fire and other accidents.
Never climb or hang from the reducer to avoid possible injury.
Do not touch the shaft key with bare hands to avoid possible injury.
When the reducer is used for a food processing machine, use an oil pan to prevent oil leaks
caused by equipment failure or end of life. Lubricant oil can damage food or other such
products and your equipment.
