All pewag winner lifting clamps will now be equipped with a peTAG ID tag, and delivered to pewag customers. The pewag winner lifting clamps will no longer be available without the ID tag.
The tags will be attached to the outside of the clamps so that they are immediately visible and can be comfortably read out. A marking next to the tag with indicate them further. The peTAG ID number will be printed on the inspection certificate.
This change has a number of advantages. The clamps can now be easily tested and managed using the peTAGmanagers, while the ID tag number can also be used for in-house management systems. Additionally, peTAG info is saved on all ID tags as standard, including general information about lifting clamps, catalog, warranty conditions and user manuals.
Read the article online at: https://www.worldcement.com/product-news/02032017/id-tags-introduced-on-pewag-lifting-clamps/
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