Operating Instructions - Palfinger
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 1 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16Operating InstructionsforMBB PALFINGER Tail Lifts
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 2 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 3 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16Operating InstructionsforMBB PALFINGER Tail LiftsStandard Tail LiftsRetractable Tail LiftsFoldable Tail LiftsColumn Lifts07-500.99-01.00-03Article no.: 201272105.11.2013A 21258
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 4 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16Table of ContentsTable of Contents . 4About these Instructions . 6Further Documentation . 6Important Safety Information .Proper Use .Qualification of Personnel .Safety Instructions in these Instructions .Observe the Following .77788MBB PALFINGER – The Tail Lift . 10Delivery Contents . 11How to Identify Your Tail Lift Model . 12Model Overviews . 14Standard Tail Lifts . 14Standard Tail Lifts . 15Standard Tail Lifts . 16Standard Tail Lifts with Electrical Cylinders . 17Retractable Tail Lifts . 18Retraction Equipment . 19Foldable Tail Lifts . 20Column Lifts . 21Presetting the Tail Lift . 22Setting the Ground Adjustment Timing . 22Presetting the Platform Tilt . 22General Operation . 23Switching on the Tail Lift . 24Extending the Stabilizer Feet at Your Vehicle . 26Retracting the Stabilizer Feet at Your Vehicle . 27Moving the Platform . 28Loading or Unloading the Platform . 31Switching off the Tail Lift . 34Operating Elements . 37Lateral Operating Element . 37Operation Using two Hand Cable Controls with threePushbuttons, each . 82Optional Operating Method: Foot Control . 88Optional Operating Method: Hand Cable Control with twoPushbuttons . 904
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 5 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16Optional Operating Method: Hand Cable Control withthree Pushbuttons . 92Optional Operating Method:Wireless Remote Control Unit (Standard) . 96Optional Operating Method:Wireless Remote Control Unit (Nordic) . 98Special Operating Elements . 100Special Operating Elements . 102Special Operating Elements . 104Programming a Key Code . 106Service and Maintenance .Maintenance Before Starting .Maintenance Depending on Usage Frequency .Monthly Maintenance .Quarterly or Semi-annual Maintenance .Annual Maintenance .Checks .110113114120123123128Eliminating Faults . 129Technical Data . 144Load Diagrams . 145Hydraulic Diagrams . 151Lubricants and Operating Media .Recommended Hydraulic Oil Grades .Environment-friendly Oils .Recommended Lubricant Grease .161161161161Available Accessories . 161Index . 1645
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 6 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16About these InstructionsThese instructions contain important information to install, operate, and maintain the MBB PALFINGER tail lift in a safe andproper way, and to eliminate simple faults yourself. Before starting to work with the tail lift, read these instructions completely, particularly chapter “Important Safety Information”.Further Documentation 6Assembly instructionsAssembly drawingSpare parts catalog (online)Test data bookletAssembly inspection report (on request)Brief operating instructions (optional)
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 7 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16Important Safety InformationThe MBB PALFINGER tail lift is manufactured according tostate-of-the-art processes and approved safety standards.However, the risk of personal injuries and material damage exists if the following general safety instructions and the warningsprior to the work instructions given in this manual are notobeyed. Therefore, read these instructions thoroughly and completely before operating the tail lift. Store the instructions in such a way that all user have access to the instructions at any time. Always provide these operating instructions if you sell orrent out the vehicle with the tail lift.Proper Use Exclusively use the tail lift for loading and unloading goods.During loading and unloading, only the operator is allowedto travel on the lift. Observe all capacity limits as stated in the technical data.Proper use also means that you have read and understoodthese instructions, particularly chapter “Important Safety Information”.Improper use is considered any use where the tail lift is used outside the application areas stated in these instructions, under operating conditions that deviate from the descriptionin these instructions.Qualification of PersonnelThe operation of the tail lift is only allowed for: personnel who has read and understood these instructions,particularly chapters “Important Safety Information” and“General Operation”, and has been familiarized with mode of action and handlingthe tail lift.7
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 8 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16Safety Instructions in these InstructionsSafety instructions have been included before any instructionfor actions where the risk of personal injuries or material damage exists.Safety instructions are structured as follows:SIGNALWORDDescription of type and source of hazardDescription of consequences if instructions are not observed Description of actions to eliminate the hazardThe described actions to eliminate the hazard must be absolutely complied with!The signal word designates the severity of the hazard:Signal wordUsageDANGER!Indicates a direct serious hazard that will resultin severe injuries or even death, if the hazard isnot avoided.WARNING!Indicates a potential hazard that may result insevere injuries or even death, if the hazard isnot avoided.CAUTION!Indicates a potentially hazardous situation thatmay result in medium or light injuries or damage to property if the hazard is not avoided.Observe the FollowingGeneral Notes Always have these instructions readily available in the vehicle. Constructional changes may only be performed by the contractor repair shop of MBB PALFINGER. You will find the address of your local contractor repair shop and other contactinformation in the list of repair shops. For maintenance, use only original MBB PALFINGER spareparts. Observe all applicable accident prevention regulations.8
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 9 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16When Switching On Before switching on the tail lift, check whether all safety andwarning devices are in place and function properly. Warning flagsWarning lightsSupporting strapsRoll stopsDuring Operation Make sure that the tail lift is unlocked before taking it into operation. Provide sufficient illumination of the loading area. Never transport persons on the tail lift. Always load the tail lift is such a way that the weight is evenlydistributed. Secure the load so that it cannot fall off the tail lift. Rollingcontainers without brakes may only be transported on the taillift if you secure them with roll stops (roll-off protection)against rolling away. Keep the maneuvering area around the vehicle free.Prior to Maintenance Switch off the battery main switch or remove the groundingstrap. Secure or relieve the springs before replacement. If hydraulic oil emerges, do not put your hands into the oilstream. When executing any maintenance work under the platform,secure the moving part against moving down.At Disposal Dispose of oils and filters according to the regulations in yourcountry.9
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 10 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16MBB PALFINGER – The Tail LiftCongratulations to the purchase of your new tail lift made byMBB PALFINGER!With more than 50 years of experience in the field of hydraulictail lifts, MBB PALFINGER GmbH is among the leading manufacturers of these highly helpful load systems.You will encounter the tail lifts of the MBB PALFINGER brandand also former brands such as Hubfix, Interlift, and Hayons Inter in more than 40 countries throughout the world. More than100,000 tail lifts manufactured in the factory near Bremen canbe found on all five continents.A unique service network with more than 2,500 service stationsin Europe alone guarantees optimum logistics without borders.Your new MBB PALFINGER tail lift is features innovative andreliable technology. It was manufactured by our employeeswith great care. These are the best prerequisites for a long andproblem-free service-life.To familiarize yourself with the operation of the new tail lift, weask you to read the following operating instructions carefully. Inthese instructions you also find the necessary safety instructions for the operation of the tail lift.In case you have any questions concerning your tail lift, theMBB PALFINGER service team is readily available for you.10
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 11 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16Delivery Contents Tail liftAdhesive label – VEHH informationLarge identification plate (for the platform)Small identification plate (for the lifting device)Underrun bumper shield (UBS)Load diagramOperating instructionsTest data bookletStarter kit, consists of: Underrun bumper certificate Assembly instructions Brief operating instructions Large inspection organization (TÜV) plate Small inspection organization (TÜV) plate11
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 12 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16How to Identify Your Tail Lift ModelEach tail lift model has been assigned a letter (A to V) in theseinstructions. Please select your tail lift model in the following list andclearly mark the letter associated with your tail lift model, forexample with a ball pen.You will find the letter at the beginning or each chapter thatcontains information concerning your tail lift model.Standard Tail LiftsALateral Operating Panel K B350 K to 3000 K1250 KL to 2000 KL1500 KS to 2000 KS1500 KK to 2500 KK500 KB to 750 KB500 KSP to 750 KSP500 K1TL/R to 1000 K1TL/R500 K2TL/R to 1000 K2TL/R500 KRM500 duo to 750 duo 750 Athlet quattro to 1000 Athlet quattro750 rentfix / ML Pro to 1500 rentfix / ML Pro750 M/MA750 MSP500 neo to 750 neo750 M1TL/R2000 PTGOne-cylinder model 500 GBLCminifix 350 minifix and 500 minifix12
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 13 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16EElectrical Cylinders 1000 ERetractable Tail LiftsFPlatform single-folded G750 KUZ to 3000 KUZ1250 KLUZ to 1500 KLUZ1000 KUFR to 1500 KUFR1500 KUZK to 2000 KUZK1500 KUZR to 2000 KUZR1500 TrailGate to 2000 TrailGate1500 TruckGate to 2000 TruckGatePlatform double-folded 1500 KUZF to 2000 KUZF 750 KUZFM to 2000 KUZFMFoldable Tail LiftsKFour-cylinder model 1000 KF to 2000 KF 1000 KFN to 1500 KFNLTwo-cylinder model 1000 HFL to 1500 HFL 750 twinfold to 1500 twinfoldMOne-cylinder model unifold 350 to 500 Tuck-underColumn LiftsVStandard column lift 4000V13
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 14 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16Model OverviewsAStandard Tail Lifts22213191817231445671210112Supporting strap on body 11 Roll stop (roll-offprotection, optional)(not in scope of delivery)3Lateral operating panel12 Payload center of gravity4Hydraulic unit13 Warning lights (optional)5Underrun bumper14 Platform6Lift arms switch b13,tilt sensor b1517 Torsion frame7Lift arms switch b16,tilt sensor b1519 Tilt cylinder10 Foot control141318 Lift cylinder21 Support tube22 Hand cable control
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 15 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16BStandard Tail Lifts221817294512142Supporting strap on body(not in scope of delivery)12 Payload center ofgravity4Hydraulic unit14 Platform5Underrun bumper17 Torsion frame9Railing18 Lift cylinder22 Hand cable control15
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 16 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16CStandard Tail Lifts23211831741961314121113102Supporting strap on body(not in scope of delivery)13 Warning lights(optional)3Lateral operating panel14 Platform4Hydraulic unit17 Torsion frame6Lift arms switch b1318 Lift cylinder19 Tilt cylinder (covered byplatform)11 Roll stop (roll-off protection,21 Support tubeoptional)10 Foot control12 Payload center of gravity16
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 17 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16EStandard Tail Lifts with Electrical Cylinders222131918217323414567101211132Supporting strap on body(not in scope of delivery)12 Payload center of gravity3Lateral operating panel14 Platform4Power unit17 Torsion frame5Underrun bumper18 Lift cylinder6Tilt sensor b1519 Tilt cylinder7Tilt sensor b1521 Support tube13 Warning lights (optional)10 Foot control22 Hand cable control11 Roll stop (roll-offprotection, optional)23 Bellows17
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 18 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16FGRetractable Tail Lifts221321191821732416415681211131012 Payload center of gravity1Guide rails23Supporting strap on body 13 Warning lights (optional)(not in scope of delivery) 15 Folding part of platformLateral operating panel16 Stationary part of platform4Hydraulic unit17 Torsion frame6Lift arms switch b13,tilt sensor b1518 Lift cylinder7Lift arms switch b16,tilt sensor b1521 Support tube8Guide pulley10 Foot control (optional)11 Roll stop (roll-offprotection, optional)18719 Tilt cylinder22 Hand cable control24 Guide cylinder
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 19 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16Retraction EquipmentFX17Y151GX23Y1Guide rails15 Folding part of platform17 Torsion frame23 Platform packageX Transport positionY Operating position19
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 20 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16KLMFoldable Tail Lifts2223212019181731645671381512103Supporting strap on body 12 Payload center of gravity(not in scope of delivery) 13 Warning lights (optional)Lateral operating panel15 Folding part of platform4Hydraulic unit16 Stationary part of platform5Underrun bumper17 Torsion frame6Lift arms switch b13,tilt sensor b1518 Lift cylinder7Lift arms switch b16,tilt sensor b1520 Roller at underrun bumper8Guide pulley210 Foot control (optional)11 Roll stop (roll-offprotection, optional)201119 Tilt cylinder21 Support tube22 Hand cable control
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 21 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16VColumn Lifts1712163154146578131291110123456Hydraulic unit with oil tank 10 Tilt sensor b15 (factoryset, do not changeHand cable control 1position)Hand cable control 211 Warning lightVehicle deck 212 Payload center of gravityVehicle deck 113 Link bridge (roll stop,Hydraulic hosestowards external side)(connected to hydraulic14 Tilt cylinderunit)7Guide frame15 Safety railing8Closing cylinder16 Slide9Roll-stop, towards vehicle 17 Top flaprear21
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 22 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16Presetting the Tail LiftThis chapter provides the basic settings to enable the comfortable and safe use of the tail lift.ACFSetting the Ground Adjustment TimingOnly for E-Type equipment with lift arms switch b13 the workshop can determine the time the platform initiates the tilt process (ground adjustment) after making contact with the ground.6HORIZONTALTo adjust the timing for the ground adjustment: Loosen the fastening screw at lift arms switch b13 (6). To set an “earlier” ground adjustment, turn lift arms switchb13 (6) a few millimeters clockwise.To set a “later” ground adjustment, turn lift arms switch b13(6) a few millimeters counterclockwise. Retighten the fastening screw at lift arms switch b13 (6). Check whether the platform initiates the tilt process at thetime desired. Check whether the spring washer is mounted between liftarms switch and screw and fold back the locking plate.The time the platform is supposed to tilt has been presetnow. The platform tilts earlier or later.250 mmAEFGKPresetting the Platform TiltAfter the platform was lifted from the ground, it reverts to thepreset position. You can adjust the tilt of the platform slightlyhigher or lower. Adjust the desired upper position by using the “Open/Close”pushbutton of the operating panel (see chapter “OperatingElements” from p. 37 of this manual). This is only possiblewith the tilt sensor b15 on the platform.22
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 23 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16General OperationThis chapter provides basic information that you must observeduring operation. This information applies to all tail lift models. Read the entire chapter carefully and pay special attentionto the following safety instructions.CAUTION!Hazard of battery discharge!When the symbol shown on the left is depicted on the operating element of your tail lift, the tail lift is equipped with a battery monitoring system (BÜW). When the battery capacityfalls below the limit value, a buzzer is sounded and the tail liftis automatically switched off, to conserve battery power. Thebattery power is already at a low level that only one more engine start is possible. If you continue to use the tail lift, youwill not be able to start the vehicle!BÜW Start the vehicle engine immediately after hearing thebuzzer, to recharge the battery!Note:For more information on the recommended battery capacity refer to the corresponding table on p. 144.23
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 24 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16Switching on the Tail LiftCAUTION!Risk of injury or material damage due to insufficientsafety measures!Personnel can be injured and material damage can occur atyour vehicle, the tail lift, or other vehicles if you do not observe the following: Prior to starting work, make sure that all safety and warning devices are present and operational. Only stop in places where the traffic regulations permit astop. Secure the vehicle against rolling away, for example byusing the parking brake, engaging a gear, or wheelchocks. Secure the traffic area with warning flags and warninglights before loading or unloading the vehicle. Pay specialattention to secure the operating elements of the tail liftthat stick out into the moving traffic.Depending on the model there are four ways to switch on thetail lift: Switch in driver's cab Key control at lateral operating element Key code at lateral operating element Battery main switchTo switch on the tail lift using the switch in the driver's cab: Set the switch in the driver's cab to “ON”.The switch marking is no longer visible.The operational readiness of the tail lift is shown by an optical signal in the driver's cab.If the vehicle is equipped with a starter interlock, the vehiclecannot be started.24
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 25 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 1626To switch on the tail lift using the key control (26) at the lateraloperating element: Insert the key into the keyhole of the key control and turn itclockwise.The operational readiness of the tail lift is shown by an optical signal in the driver's cab.To switch on the tail lift using the key code at the lateral operating element: Enter the key code using the Lift and Close pushbuttons(see Chapter “Programming a Key Code” from p. 106).The operational readiness of the tail lift is shown by an optical signal in the driver's cab.To switch on the tail lift using the battery main switch: Turn the battery main switch clockwise until the cam is engaged.The operational readiness of the tail lift is shown by an optical signal in the driver's cab.25
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 26 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16Extending the Stabilizer Feet at Your VehicleCAUTION!Damage to the vehicle!The vehicle chassis frame can be damaged by insufficientcarrying capacity of the ground or by incorrectly adjusted hydraulic stabilizer feet. Make sure that the carrying capacity of the ground is appropriate for the stabilizer feet! Never lift up the vehicle by means of the hydraulic stabilizer feet! Readjust the stabilizer feet several times while loading thevehicle.CAUTION!Risk of injury or material damage for vehicles with airsuspensionWhen you do not block the air suspension of your vehicle, theload is completely taken off the axles and the weight is transferred to the stabilizer feet. This can result in personal injuriesand your tail lift, your vehicle, or the load can be damaged. Set the air suspension control lever of your vehicle to position “Block”!Vehicles with Mechanical Stabilizer FeetMechanical stabilizer feet prevent chassis damage. When loading the vehicle, the stabilizer feet skid through.To extend the mechanical stabilizer feet: Loosen the clamping device. Lower the stabilizer feet until they touch the ground. Hand-tighten the clamping device.Vehicle with Hydraulic Stabilizer Feet For details on how to extend the hydraulic stabilizer feet refer to chapter “Operation Using Two-hand Control and Hydraulic Stabilizer Feet” from p. 42.26
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 27 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16Retracting the Stabilizer Feet at Your VehicleRetracting Mechanical Stabilizer Feet Loosen the clamping device. Push the stabilizer feet back into the transport position. Hand-tighten the clamping device.Retracting Hydraulic Stabilizer FeetCAUTION!Risk of chassis damage!In case of vehicles with air suspension, the entire weight canbe shifted to the stabilizer feet. Before retracting the stabilizer feet, lift the vehicle bymeans of the air suspension in such a way that the stabilizer feet are relieved. For details on how to retract the hydraulic stabilizer feet refer to chapter from page“Operation Using Two-hand Control and Hydraulic Stabilizer Feet” from p. 42 in this manual.27
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 28 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16Moving the PlatformCAUTION!Risk of injury and material damage when moving theplatform!Personnel can be injured when moving the platform. Vehiclesand other object in the maneuvering area can be damaged.Load items can fall down and be damaged or injure other persons. Make sure that sufficient space is available behind the vehicle for the tail lift. Keep other persons away from the maneuvering areawhile you move the platform. Watch the payload, the maneuvering area, and thesqueeze area to the vehicle while you move the platform. Observe that the operating element are only actuated tomove the platform. Adjust the platform tilt only in no-load condition.CAUTION!Risk of injury because of insufficient holding or too littlespace on the platform!Persons can fall off the platform and suffer from injuries. When loading the platform, leave enough free space forthe operator (minimum 50 x 60 cm). Only one person – the operator – is allowed to travel onthe platform at any time. Never hold the payload, always hold tight to the supporting strap! Watch the payload and the maneuvering area while moving the platform.How to move the platform depends on the model and the associated lateral operating element. For a detailed description refer to chapter “Operating Elements” from p. 37 of this manual.28
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 29 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16Explanation of TermsActions for the platform: OpenThe platform opens and moves from the vertical transport position to the desired operating position. This position is storedand reverted to when lifting the platform after the ground adjustment. CloseThe platform closes and moves from the horizontal operatingposition to the vertical transport position. ExtendThe platform extends from under the vehicle. RetractThe platform retract under the vehicle. Fold outThe platform folds out from the transport position to the operating position. Fold inThe platform folds in from the operating position to the transport position. LowerThe platform moves in horizontal position downwards. LiftThe platform moves in horizontal position upwards.29
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 30 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16 Ground adjustmentAfter lowering the platform it tilts from the operating positionto adjust to the ground level.The foldable models M tilt gradually during lowering the platform. Setting the Platform to its Horizontal PositionBefore the platform is raised from the ground it tilts back intothe horizontal operating position that was stored duringopening.The foldable models M tilt gradually during lifting to the horizontal operating position. Set the platform tiltThe platform can move to the desired operating position witha higher or lower tilt angle.Opening/Folding out/Extending the Platform andSetting the Platform Tilt Loosen the platform interlock (if present). Open, fold out or extend the tail lift depending on the modelby means of the lateral operating element, the foot control,or the hand cable control, as described in chapter “Operating Elements” of this manual. Depending on the model, turn the rotary switch to open orclose the platform, as described in chapter “Operating Elements” from p. 37 in this manual, until the unladen platformreaches the desired tilt angle.Lowering the PlatformWhile the platform is lowered it remains in horizontal position.After the platform has touched the ground it tilts until the platform edge is flush with the ground. Lower the platform depending on the model by means ofthe lateral operating element, the foot control, or the handcable control, as described in chapter “Operating Elements”from p. 37 in this manual.The platform is slowly lowered and automatically adjusts tothe ground.30
Betriebsanleitung Hubladebuehnen EN.book Seite 31 Dienstag, 12. November 2013 4:02 16Lifting the PlatformBefore the platform is lifted it tilts to the horizontal position.While the platform is lifted it remains in horizontal position. Lift the platform depending on the model by means of thelateral operating element, the foot control, or the hand cablecontrol, as described in chapter “Operating Elements” fromp. 37 in this manual.Closing/Folding In/Retracting the Platform Close, fold in or retract the tail lift depending on the modelby means of the lateral operating element, the foot control,or the hand cable control, as described in chapter “Operating Elements” from p. 37 of this manual. Close the platform interlock (if present).Loading or Unloading the PlatformCAUTION!Damage to the tail lift by incorrect loading!The tail lift can be damaged if the platform load is too high orunbalanced. Do not exceed the maximum load weight specified in the“Technical Data” chapter of this manual when loading theplatform. Take the weight of the operator standing on theplatform into account. The load diagram is also shown atthe lateral operating element. Center the load on the platform. The payload center ofgravity should be as close to the vehicle as possible. Ifyou load the platform on one side only, the payloadweight may be max. 50% of the permitted payload. Rolling containers without brakes may only be loaded ifthe tail lift is equipped with a roll-off protection (roll stopsor grooves). Rolling containers without bra
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