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Gearbox plates

Gearbox-plates GA III

Adjustment angle: ± 40° / ±17°, tensioning belt to secure the load, measurements adjustable to 600 x 400 mm, capacity 1 t, peg Ø 35 mm, measurements 400×300 mm
Gearbox plates

Gearbox-plates GA IV

Adjustment angle= ± 12°, weight = 23 kg, large rubber supporting surface, tensioning belts to secure the load, comfortable tilting in all directions by fork spanner, extremely flat construction, in series galvanised, capacity 1 t, peg Ø 35 mm, measurements 530x380x120 mm
Load carrying devices

Prismatic blocks

For GA IV | 2 pieces
Compressed air treatment

Water drain/filter combination

Water separator, fitted in factory | to protect the control system and pump from harmful condensation | max. operating pressure 16 bar
Support systems

Traverse ATB MAN TGA-Set

15 t, 55 mm peg diameter
Pit lifts

Pit lift, suspended GHUSLP 15

15 t, 800 mm stroke, Load stroke by air motor, hydraulic-pneumatic quick lift, hydraulic-pneumatic forced return

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