ST Lightweight Monorail Crane (Steel) Eurosystem
Verlinde Eurosystem gives a practical solution for your handling needs in large facilities and the components are compact offering an efficient use of space. Suspended or short headroom single girder crane suitable for loads from 125kg to 2000kg and the system is based on a special hollow profile, which is manufactured in cold formed sheet metal in order to obtain an extremely smooth and regular surface.
The closed structure of the profile makes it possible to keep the inside of the running surface clean. The system is suspended on trolleys, the crane beam travels along the length of the runway profiles manually or electrically.
An outstanding rolling friction coefficient guarantees smooth low-noise movement. The trolley wheels are made of nylon, and the contact surface inside the profiles is reduced.
Thanks to the modular design of Eurosystem light crane range, it is possible to motorise a manual trolley later on.
Variety of possibilities:
- Reduced headroom providing increased working height
- Easy movement thanks to excellent rolling friction coefficient
- Easily extendable monorail tracks, runways, circuits, thanks to the modular system design
- Installation and fixation is done by simple bolting
Technical Information
The ST Lightweight Monorail Crane (Steel) system's technical features:
- Closed structure helps maintain cleanliness inside hollow profile beam
- Available in profiles UKA20 up to 320kg, UKA30 up to 1,000kg or UKA40 up to 2,000kg
- Loads are easy to handle thanks to an excellent rolling coefficient
- Modular design means it's easy to extend the system at a later date
- Easy installation and fixation done by simple bolting
- Less force/wear to supporting structure
- Suitable for low headroom working environments
- Trolley wheels are made of nylon, and the contact surface inside the profiles is reduced
- Can be supplied with manual or electric chain hoist
- Supplied with EC Declaration of Conformity
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