Combi Tipping Skip With Secure Mesh Enclosure (SkipMesh-0)

Combi Tipping Skip with Mesh Enclosure for Safe Material Handling

• Mesh sides x 500mm high
• Low loading height
• Reinforced leading edge and body sides
• 4-way fork pocket entry
• Secondary Locking Mechanism to prevent accidental discharge
• Fully seam welded for retention of fluids
• Manual handle override
• Maximum fork section 150 x 50 mm at 675 mm centres
• Zinc-plated heel pins for safe attachment to truck
• Painted bright orange for safety

Operations

1. Position the forks the correct distance apart to locate them into fork pockets.
2. Remove fork pocket heel pins from a skip.
3. Drive forks into the fork pockets.
4. Insert fork pocket heel pins directly behind the fork's heel and attach the safety lynch pin into the hole provided.
5. Take the forklift to skip to the intended area to be tipped and release the secondary lock mechanism on the rear.
6. Pull the release handle to release the skip and empty the contents.
7. Once emptying is complete, pull the skip back to re-latch onto the hook
8. Replace the safety lock mechanism.
9. The skip is now ready for use again.

Via Auto-ReleaseFollow steps 1, 4 as above and then:10. Take the forklift skip to the large yard skip and release the secondary lock mechanism on the rear of the skip.
11. Position the forklift skip at the correct height with the actuator plate over the yard skip side (the actuator plate is between the two side entry fork pockets).
12. Lower the forklift skip to the yard skip's side until the hook release mechanism is disengaged.
13. Raise the forklift to clear the side of the yard, skip, pull away and lower safely to the ground. Once emptying is complete, pull the skip back to re-latch onto the hook.
14. Replace the safety lock mechanism.
15. The skip is now ready for use again.

OPTIONAL FITMENT, LIDFitment of Lid:16. Unpack the skip lid.
17. Dispose of packaging material, ensuring the nuts and bolts are retained.
18. Place the lid on the skip with the handle to the front.
19. Mark the hole positions for drilling.
20. Using necessary PPE equipment, drill the holes through the skip body to accept M10 Bolts.
21. Ensuring no sharp edges are evident, use the supplied nuts and bolts to fasten the lid into place.
22. The lid is now ready for use.

Usage via Hinged Lid (if applicable, optional extra)23. Raise the opening of the lid and lower it onto the fixed section of the skip lid.
24. Dispense all waste products into the skip.
25. Once all product is dispensed into the skip, complete step 23 in reverse. Close the skip by hand, ensuring all fingers/body parts are clear of the moving parts.
26. Follow steps 5-9 to complete the waste disposal. Please ensure the lid is closed during these steps, as keeping the lid open during the procedure could cause damage to the skip lid, primarily the hinge mechanism.

Maintenance

1. The Skip should be inspected weekly for the general condition with particular attention paid to:
A, All weld points
B, Wear & distortion of fork pockets and heel pin attachments.
C, Any damaged components
D, Lock & latches
E, Rockers, roller guides and Automatic Mechanism (when applicable).
2. All bolts must be checked for tightness.
3. The pivot bars, latches, and locks must be kept greased.
4. The spring should be oiled.
5. Damage or failure must be reported and rectified immediately before the re-use of the skip.
6. General surface rusting should be treated with proprietary inhibitors, primers and paint regularly, especially in critical areas.
7. This product is certified for six (6) months from the date of manufacture, after which it is the customer, responsibility to have the product re-tested at an approved testing facility or inspected and logged in a register by a competent person as advised by the HSE.

Health & Safety

• The department manager or section where the attachment is to be used must ensure the operators are fully conversant with the attachment, its operation, and maintenance and that the thumb screws are fully tightened.
• Ensure the truck and attachment can handle the intended load and contents.
• Operators must keep clear of the machine whilst in operation.
• Ensure the safety lock mechanism is engaged until the emptying operation is required.
• Do not drive into the fork pockets without retracting the thumb screws.
• Do not shock load the skip under any circumstance.
• In the event of failure during operation, do not attempt rectification or re-operation while the skip is off the ground. The attachment must be returned safely to floor level for inspection.
• Do not empty the skip whilst the forks are in the side entry pockets, as this could unbalance the fork truck.