Our solution:
Your cables for crane/lifting technology.
Our cables have
a heavy load to carry.
A really heavy load.
intro
Overhead cranes, port cranes, mobile cranes — we find the right solution for every requirement and manufacture cable systems for you that are both extremely durable and economical. This makes things easier for you and sometimes more difficult for our cables: We also develop cables with load-bearing elements.
Insight I
One of everything, please.
We are familiar with the harsh operating conditions of daily construction site and loading operations. These conditions place heavy mechanical and chemical stresses on cables used in crane construction and lifting technology. Cables and wires for this sector must, for example, be reelable and therefore flexible—and extremely robust at the same time.
Join us as we explore designs and material compositions that are precisely tailored to the continuous mechanical stresses encountered in lifting and loading operations.
Insight II
Not a suitable environment
for delicate plants.
Clearly, cable technology for cranes and lifting equipment must be robust. It is in constant contact with lubricants and may also be exposed to other aggressive media.
Crane and lifting equipment is often stationed outdoors – for example, on construction sites or at port facilities. The cables and lines used here are constantly exposed to changing weather conditions. They must withstand strong and prolonged sunlight as well as continuous rain or harsh maritime conditions.
Technology
We manufacture the following cable and wire types for use in crane/lifting technology:
Flexible flat and round cables (data, control and power cables)
Hybrid cable with BUS elements
Cables with supporting elements (external or internal)
Robust and durable cables
Torsion-resistant cables for drum-mounted systems
spotlight
Back and forth
In crane and lifting technology, cables are often stored on spring-loaded drums. These are referred to as cables in drum-loadable applications.
Such cables must not only be designed to withstand the forces of gravity, but also the constant force exerted by the spring coil. In practice, these cables are continuously wound and unwound to compensate for the length changes of the crane boom.
To develop the optimal design parameters, various prototype productions and subsequent tests on simulation systems were required.
You can tell it was worth it because you don't notice anything.
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Your contact person
for crane
and lifting technology
Feel free to contact us at any time. For more information, see this PDF and our media center .
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