Concrete Products

OCT 2016

Concrete Products covers the issues that attract producers of ready mixed and manufactured concrete focusing on equipment and material technology, market development and management topics.

Issue link: http://concrete.epubxp.com/i/737337

Contents of this Issue

Navigation

Page 45 of 51

44 • October 2016 www.concreteproducts.com INNOVATIONS EQUIPMENT & PRODUCTS Manufacturer has tailored hydraulic- and diesel-powered vacuum lifting devices for product or structure handling at construction sites and precast or concrete pipe plants. All systems feature wireless remote operation and 360-deg. rotation to position loads without a tag line operator. They offer an alternative to hook, sling or chain handling, and help limit the number of crew members in a load's path. "H" models work with the company's MC 5 and RC 10 Series vacuum lifting systems, tapping loader, excavator, backhoe or other host machine hydraulics. The MC and RC sys- tems have 11,000-lb. and 22,000–44,000-lb. capacities, respectively. The HL Series Barrier Lifter is available in B1 and B2 models of 6,000- and 12,000-lb. capacity, and dimen- sions of about 24-in. square and 96- x 24-in., respectively. The HL B2 can handle barriers up to 30 ft. long. The RC Series lifters feature four models: 10/10H, 22,000 lbs.; RC 12/12H, 24,600 lbs.; RC 16/16H, 35,200 lbs.; and, RC20/20H, 44,000 lbs. All are 103-in. long x 77-in. high, 21-in. wide. and weigh 2,132 lbs. With a 16,500-lb. capacity, Octapad is a slab-lifting device compatible with the RC Series lifters, and consisting of eight 18- x 24-in. flat pads with individual vacuum valves. The devices are equipped with company's proprietary Tough Seal gaskets, replacements for which are available in 50-ft. lengths. — Vacuworx, Tulsa, Okla., 918/259-3050; www.vacuworx.com Vacuum devices best hooks, slings and chains for up to 22-ton loads Baseline RC system with Tough Seal gasket HL B1 Octapad with standard RC Series lifting system.

Articles in this issue

Links on this page

Archives of this issue

view archives of Concrete Products - OCT 2016