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    The contractor is responsible for safely installing pipes and must follow proper handling procedures to prevent damage. This includes using the proper lifting equipment based on pipe size, lifting bundles by their undersides using textile slings, and lifting individual large pipes by their ends using hooks or by their barrels using centered textile slings. Fittings must also be handled gently using textile slings to avoid damage.

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    The contractor is responsible for safely installing pipes and must follow proper handling procedures to prevent damage. This includes using the proper lifting equipment based on pipe size, lifting bundles by their undersides using textile slings, and lifting individual large pipes by their ends using hooks or by their barrels using centered textile slings. Fittings must also be handled gently using textile slings to avoid damage.

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    The contractor is responsible for safely installing pipes and must follow proper handling procedures to prevent damage. This includes using the proper lifting equipment based on pipe size, lifting bundles by their undersides using textile slings, and lifting individual large pipes by their ends using hooks or by their barrels using centered textile slings. Fittings must also be handled gently using textile slings to avoid damage.

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    The contractor is responsible for safely installing pipes and must follow proper handling procedures to prevent damage. This includes using the proper lifting equipment based on pipe size, lifting bundles by their undersides using textile slings, and lifting individual large pipes by their ends using hooks or by their barrels using centered textile slings. Fittings must also be handled gently using textile slings to avoid damage.

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    Handling

    The contractor is responsible for analyzing and eliminating any risks during
    installation (especially the use of personal protective equipment).

    1 BASIC ADVICE
    To avoid damaging the products:
    •Use lifting equipment that is capable of supporting the weights specified in
    the tables below.
    •Prevent pipes from banging or rubbing against the trailer's sides and pillars.
    •Lift and move the pipes gently to prevent any swinging.
    •Do not drag pipes across the ground and do not let pipes fall to the ground.

    2 BUNDLE WEIGHTS AND DIMENSIONS


    Bundle INTEGRAL /
    weight TOPAZ
    No. layers L W H NATURAL / bundle
    DN x no. pipes BLUTOP weight
    m m m kg kg
    60 4x6 6.33 0.54 0.49 1356
    75 5x6 6.3 0.51 0.59 921 921
    80 3x5 6.33 0.56 0.42 1098 1188
    90 5x6 6.3 0.59 0.63 1122 1122
    100 3x5 6.33 0.67 0.50 1337 1459
    110 4x5 6.3 0.63 0.71 962 962
    125 3x4 6.33 0.65 0.58 1040 1447
    125 4x5 6.3 0.68 0.65 1034 1034
    140 4x4 6.3 0.63 0.53 902 902
    150 3x3 6.3 0.59 0.66 1196 1290
    160 3x4 6.3 0.63 0.63 901 907
    200 2x3 6.3 0.75 0.56 1087 1134
    250 2x2 6.3 0.63 0.67 1013 984
    300 2x2 6.3 0.74 0.77 1333 1234

    NATURAL / INTEGRAL BLUTOP / TOPAZ

    Installation guide for drinking water and sewage systems – 2019 7


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    3 PIPE UNIT WEIGHT


    pipe length (m) pipe weight (kg)
    DN NATURAL BLUTOP UNIVERSAL INTEGRAL
    working overall CLASSIC TOPAZ All versions PLUVIAL
    60 6.00 6.09 56.5
    75 6.00 6.11 30.6
    80 6.00 6.09 73.2 94.8 C100 79.8
    90 6.00 6.13 37.2
    100 6.00 6.09 89.10 116.7 C100 97.3
    110 6.00 6.15 45.6
    125 6.00 6.10 109.8 144.3 C64 120.0
    125 6.00 6.16 53.4
    140 6.00 6.18 60.0
    150 6.00 6.10 132.9 173.8 C64 143.3
    160 6.00 6.20 70.8
    200 6.00 6.10 181.2 239.2 C64 192.1
    250 6.00 6.10 253.3 311.4 C50 254.9
    300 6.00 6.11 333.3 401.3 C50 308.1
    350 6.00 6.11 413.0 498.5 C40 393.4
    400 6.00 6.11 476.4 586.5 C40 465.0
    450 6.00 6.11 562.8 700.3 C40 506.5
    500 6.00 6.12 666.9 831.2 C40 632.4
    600 6.00 6.12 903.4 1121.2 C40 821.4
    700 7.00 7.15 1295.1 1368.0 C30 1383.8
    800 7.00 7.15 1591.7 1915.5 C30 1692.9
    900 7.00 7.15 1940.2 2332.1 C30 2025.7
    1000 7.00 7.16 2323.0 2696.6 C30 2386.5
    1000 8.27 8.43 2712.3 C30 2787.3
    1100 8.27 8.43 3238.1 3605.8
    1200 8.26 8.43 3775.9 4250.8 C25 4154.9
    1400 8.19 8.44 5182.5 5601.8 C25 5546.9
    1500 8.18 8.45 5877.8 6330.8 C25 6240.1
    1600 8.18 8.45 6589.4 7069.4 C25 6946.4
    1800 8.17 8.45 8109.7 8602.4 C25 8444.9
    2000 8.17 8.45 9837.6 10486.1 C25 10099.3
    The preferred classes for NATURAL and CLASSIC pipes are as follows:
    -C40 for DN 60 to 300
    -C30 for DN 350 to 600
    -C40 for DN 700 to 2000

    4 DN 60 TO 300: LIFTING BUNDLES


    Use textile slings suited to the load.
    Ensure that the slings support the bundle
    H

    from underneath. L
    l

     aution! Never lift a bundle with hooks or vacuum pads. The straps
    C
    used to secure the bundles are not designed to withstand the load.

    8 Installation guide for drinking water and sewage systems – 2019


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    4  N 350 TO 2000:
    D
    LIFTING BY THE ENDS
    Use hooks that are suited to the load. Hooks
    must offer a secure attachment and a
    protective surface* (such as polyamide).

    * Hooks available on order.

    Caution: hooks are designed to lift single


    pipes and not a bundle of several pipes.

    5  N 350 TO 2000:
    D
    LIFTING BY THE PIPE BARREL
    Use a textile sling suited to the load.
    Attach the belt to the center of gravity and
    ensure that it does not slip.

    6 HANDLING FITTINGS
    Use textile slings to avoid damaging the internal lining and the external coating
    of the fittings.

    NEVER USE STEEL SLINGS

    Flanged fittings can be lifted


    using hooks attached to the
    holes in the flanges.

    Installation guide for drinking water and sewage systems – 2019 9

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