ISO 10245-3:2019
ISO 10245-3:2019

ISO 10245-3:2019

February 2019
International standard Current

Cranes - Limiting and indicating devices - Part 3: Tower cranes

This document gives requirements specific to tower cranes for limiting and indicating devices. It is applicable to tower cranes as defined in ISO 4306‑3.It is not applicable to end stops such as buffers used to stop trolleying, travelling or luffing movements, nor to erection, dismantling operations or the changing of a crane's configuration.NOTE General requirements for the devices are given in ISO 10245‑1.

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Publication date

February 2019

Number of pages

10 p.

Reference

ISO 10245-3:2019

ICS Codes

53.020.20   Cranes

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Sumary
Cranes - Limiting and indicating devices - Part 3: Tower cranes

This document gives requirements specific to tower cranes for limiting and indicating devices. It is applicable to tower cranes as defined in ISO 4306‑3.

It is not applicable to end stops such as buffers used to stop trolleying, travelling or luffing movements, nor to erection, dismantling operations or the changing of a crane's configuration.

NOTE General requirements for the devices are given in ISO 10245‑1.

Replaced standards (1)
ISO 10245-3:2008
ISO 10245-3:2008
January 2008
International standard Cancelled
Cranes - Limiting and indicating devices - Part 3 : tower cranes

ISO 10245-3:2008 gives requirements specific to tower cranes for limiting and indicating devices. It is applicable to tower cranes as defined in ISO 4306‑3. It is not applicable to end stops such as buffers used to stop trolleying, travelling or derricking movements, nor to erection, dismantling operations or the changing of a crane's configuration.

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