Steel cable small hook Gevelridder M

Steel cable small hook Gevelridder M

Members of the Knightly Order, of course it can happen that the steel cable with small hook for the Gevelridder M gives out after a long arduous tournament, too bad. Facade Knight (Gevelridder) can help you get back into battle as soon as possible on your crusade with a new cable. This cable is suitable for the Gevelridder M. Save money by ordering some other Knight weapons from our collection right away. The Gevelridder M is equipped with a steel cable with small safety hook and counterweight on which objects can be hung. The steel cable small hook for the Gevelridder M is expensive to purchase, actually a waste of ducats. How can you extend the life of the cable? After a job with the Facade Knight (Gevelridder), of course you want to go home as soon as possible, so that mother the wife can help you take off your heavy chainmail, after all, the life of a Knight without back pain does not consist only of tournaments. However, often the cable is turned up too quickly and unloaded. This can create loops on the drum causing kinks and thus damage. Make sure that the cable is wound carefully and tightly in order to extend the life of the cable. The cable is made of high quality steel. It is also thin and flexible. During the tournament, remember to make sure your personal protective equipment is also in good order?

Protective equipment Steel cable small hook Gevelridder M

The Working Conditions Act (Arbowet) requires the employer to provide the necessary personal protective equipment (PPE). When which PPE must be worn must be included in the Risk Inventory and Evaluation (RI&E). The employee has The obligation to wear the PPE provided by the employer. The Knight of the Knighthood, you can na turally purchase this protective equipment from Façade Knight. Both a glove and a wrist protector.

• Work clothes and safety shoes (class S3: are mandatory when glazing/assembly due to the risk of injury from cutting. to wear. Rain requires waterproof garments.

• Hearing protection (with adequate attenuation) during tacking and sealant removal.
• Safety glasses provide protection from glass splinters when manually working and removing glass.
• Safety helmet if there is a risk of being hit by falling objects or head impacts.
• Fall protection such as a harness with safety line when working at height if no technical measures have been taken that preclude falls.
• Cut-resistant gloves (at least cut class 3) provide protection against injury from cuts to glass. Gloves that are comfortable to work with are made of kevlar, aramid fibers, dyneema yarn or spectra yarn. These gloves are highly cut-resistant and flexible. A rubber coating ensures optimal grip. A good fit, lack of seams and wrist protection are important. See explanation in text box.

• Wrist guard provides protection against injury from cuts to glass.

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