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The difficulty with slipsheet usage is that the operator needs to be almost perfectly square on to the sheet so that the clamping operation does not tear the paper.
It really comes down to the operator taking their time to get positioning rather than just grabbing the sheet and pulling.
As for what you do when the sheet breaks and you cannot get any purchase on it....handballing the load tends to be the only answer.
  • Posted 6 Feb 2023 20:04
  • By Tat2dPete
  • joined 29 Sep'20 - 41 messages
  • Strathclyde, United Kingdom
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