ROEMHELD Lifting Module – Shop Floor, Manual-Hydraulic, 450 lb Capacity, 600mm Stroke
ROEMHELD Lifting Module – Shop Floor, Manual-Hydraulic, 450 lb Capacity, 600mm Stroke
LIFT. MOD. SHOP-FLOOR, “manual-hydraulic version operation with foot pedal max. lifting force 2000 N max. bending torque 500 Nm max. stroke 600 mm as per data sheet M4.301”
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Additional Information
- Maximum Lifting Force (lbs): 450
- Allowable Torque +/- Mx and My (Nm): 500
- Allowable Torque +/- Mz (Nm): 300
- Stroke (mm): 600
- Retracted Height (mm): 820
- Applications include industrial assembly working places, height adjustment of assembly working places in workshops, maintenance works, assembly fixtures, adjusting systems in supply processes of mid-sized objects, and handling systems for product packing and transfer.
Lifting modules are base units that can be used for controlled lifting and lowering of loads, or simply for convenient height adjustment. These sturdy units feature quick manual-hydraulic operation to allow performing a wide range of work at an ergonomically optimum height. Lifting-stroke movement is obtained hydraulically, with fluid being pumped manually by a foot-lever-actuated piston pump into a plunger cylinder. When the foot lever is lifted for retraction, fluid returns from the cylinder back to the reservoir due to the weight of the load, at a controlled lowering speed. The "Shop Floor" lifting modules shown here have a 150mm-square aluminum column, rated for 500Nm bending moment. These modules can be ordered with a maximum lifting force of 450, 900, or 1350 lbs (greater lifting capacity requires more pump strokes to lift a given distance), with a choice of stroke length from 200 to 600mm. This sturdy industrial design features optimized ergonomics, simple operation, and an optimum working height. Applications include industrial assembly working places, height adjustment of assembly working places in workshops, maintenance works, assembly fixtures, adjusting systems in supply processes of mid-sized objects, and handling systems for product packing and transfer.
