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Aluminum Saw - Stacking Aluminium Lengths
How to safely stack beams when cutting a project.
How to safely stack beams when cutting a project.
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Step 1 of 6
<p>Review the panel schedule &amp; choose correct size pallet to hold the longest lengths.</p>

Review the panel schedule & choose correct size pallet to hold the longest lengths.

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Step 2 of 6
<p>Aluminium lengths are slippery &amp; unstable. Screw minimun two stabilising boards to edge of pallet.</p>

Aluminium lengths are slippery & unstable. Screw minimun two stabilising boards to edge of pallet.

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Step 3 of 6
<p>Stabilising boards will need to be screwed to both sides to ensure a stable load.</p>

Stabilising boards will need to be screwed to both sides to ensure a stable load.

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Step 4 of 6
<p>Using the individual shop drawings, cut the lengths required for each panel. When cut these are taped together and stacked on the pallet.</p>

Using the individual shop drawings, cut the lengths required for each panel. When cut these are taped together and stacked on the pallet.

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Step 5 of 6
<p>Ensure that individual drawings of each panel are kept with the cut lengths to help the team identify which panel the lengths belong to.</p>

Ensure that individual drawings of each panel are kept with the cut lengths to help the team identify which panel the lengths belong to.

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Step 6 of 6
<p>When pallet is full ensure that the load is secured using pallet wrapping &amp; correctly labelled with batch code. This can then be stored for the joinery team.</p>

When pallet is full ensure that the load is secured using pallet wrapping & correctly labelled with batch code. This can then be stored for the joinery team.