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News Release from: HepcoMotion | Subject: Lifting systems
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 19 March 2002
Lifting systems handle up to 50t
Hepco-Winkel reckons its product programme can create the optimum system for loads anywhere in the range 100kg to 50t.
Hepco-Winkel reckons its product programme can create the optimum system for loads anywhere in the range 100kg to 50t At the heart of this programme is an extensive range of combined axial/radial bearings with profiles
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 28 Apr 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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These are complemented by additional components to provide an exceptional choice for fully assembled lift masts and multiaxis handling systems.
That choice has now been augmented with the introduction of new lifting units for load capacities from 100kg to 50t.
The new range extends from a low-cost pallet lifter with lifting frame through to systems complete with conveyors and telescopic forks.
Drive options are equally wide-ranging, including chains, belts, rack and pinion and hydraulic systems for the really big loads.
Lifting systems are available for fork lift trucks, AGVs and for stationary use, and are supplied fully wired.
In addition to the standard units, the new Hepco-Winkel range also include Stainless-steel systems specially designed for use in clean room applications or for external use.
Typical application areas for the new lift systems include automotive and aerospace production, offshore, the nuclear industry as well as food and packaging. Request a free brochure from HepcoMotion ...
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