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Hydraulic Gantry Mega Lift System
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JB Rawcliffe and Sons are able to offer a 500,000kg hydraulic gantry system for the most complicated gantry lifting operations with its highly trained & experienced staff. The Mega Lift Hydraulic Gantry System is a lifting solution for lifting operations in confined areas however the system also has the advantage against a crane of similar capacity due to its compactness and operational costs.
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The system can be utilised from a ‘simple’ lift in a low headroom building to lifting and carrying of large loads using a variety of track options. JB Rawcliffe and Sons can combine heavy turntables, skid systems and side shift capabilities for advanced & precise handling during innovative lifting operations with the integration of our machinery handling department. The system is easily transported & quickly rigged and can be containerised and shipped anywhere in the world.
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The system is powered by two LPG engines for a clean & quite self contained operation. Safety in lifting operations is foremost and therefore weight, pressure and height can be monitored for each tower on the control panel by the operator with safety alarm systems in place.
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There are four towers, supported on wheels, that run on track sections and are self propelled. Each tower has one vertical lift cylinder encased in a vertical lift boom. The cylinders and booms of the jacking towers are extended or retracted to lift or lower the load. The jacking towers can travel longitudinally to transport loads horizontally once the load is lifted.
The lift cylinders are two stage telescopic and double acting and are encased by the square telescopic boom which is raised as the cylinder rise. The heavy steel walls and boom overlap ensure that the lift cylinders are not imposed to any side loading forces and are protected at all times.
The lift beam is a structural fabricated box section which is placed on the header plates where to lift links are used to provide points of attachment between the header beams and the rigging attached to the load (wire rope slings, synthetic slings, chains, links, shackles etc.).
The four towers are located on a tracks that are an assembly consisting of two parallel beams tied together at regular intervals. The beams are wide flange shapes fitted with one structural element that guide the jacking unit’s wheels.
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