Inspection And Maintenance; Care; Materials - SQlab 702 Mode D'emploi

Inspection and maintenance

Check the clamping and surface of the grips for possible damage at least twice a year, after 2000 km at the latest and especially after falls
or other situations of unusually high force.
Warning
Damage may be difficult to detect. A cracking or creaking noise, as well as discoloration, cracks, and waves in the grip's clamping
side and surface may indicate damage.
• If in doubt, do not continue cycling and consult your SQlab dealer without delay.

Care

Clean the SQlab grips regularly with water and a soft cloth. For heavy soiling, a commercially available rinsing or cleaning agent and warm
water can be used.
Warning
Never use high pressure cleaners, cleaning cloths or sponges with particularly rough or grainy surfaces, solvents or other aggressive
cleaning agents such as acetone, (nitro) thinner, cleaning bezine or trichlorethylene for cleaning. This could damage the clamping
or the surface of the grips.

Materials

The SQlab 7OX, 711 (2.0), 710, 702, 711 R, 711 RUH and 710 short grips have been tested for harmful substances and have been declared
harmless.
We have had the new SQlab grip series (grips 702, 710, 711 (2.0), 711 R 70X) examined for harmful substances by the renowned testing
institute TÜV Süd. With the very good result that none of the pollutants listed below could be detected. Thus these pollutants are either
absent in the SQlab grips or the measurement methods performed are not accurate enough. In any case, we are thus far below the requi-
rements, for example the REACH regulation or those of the product safety law for toys.
The SQlab grip series is free from the following pollutants:
• PAHs – Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (18 pcs. Total), • Phthalate + propylheptyphthalate, • Nonylphenol, • Cadmium, • Mercury, •
Short-chain chlorinated paraffins, • Flame retardants PBB / PBDE, • BPA – bisphenol A
Furthermore, the 702, 710, 711 (2.0), 70X, 711 R, 711 RUH and 710 short grips are latex free because thermoplastic elastomers (TPE) used
are not based on natural latex.