Spain Crane International, S.L. -
KS-400 Offroad
Robot glassmaker: ideal for acristalamiento and lifting of big heavy glasses, windows and elements of façade
The robot KS 400 compact is ideal for the acristalamiento and the lifting of big heavy glasses, windows, elements of doors, elements of façade, for different applications. Until 400 kg. The system of empty works with a battery. With his electrical motors of 24 V and the linear system of big scope, all the movements works with electrical motors and remote control. The handle realizar easily by a person.
The robot glassmaker 400 complete includes:
- An arm articulated, for for example transport big glasses.
- It is able to turn 90 degrees, so that it can happen through narrow doors.
- A telescopic arm allows the electrical inclination to his side, with the end to pose, for example, glass of the table of work to the frame.
-Electrical traction for a soft driving (advance / backwards), can move with load.
- Windy with 400 kg of capacity of load.
- Rotation 360º in steps of 22,5º, telescopaje of 900 mm.
- Linear electrical motors for a safe operation.
- Windy with 6 dishes for a greater hygiene when raising heavy loads.
- Windy of 2 circuits, with two pumps of empty separate. (Norm IN 13155)
-All the movements work with remote control.
The robot glassmaker 400 complete includes:
- An arm articulated, for for example transport big glasses.
- It is able to turn 90 degrees, so that it can happen through narrow doors.
- A telescopic arm allows the electrical inclination to his side, with the end to pose, for example, glass of the table of work to the frame.
-Electrical traction for a soft driving (advance / backwards), can move with load.
- Windy with 400 kg of capacity of load.
- Rotation 360º in steps of 22,5º, telescopaje of 900 mm.
- Linear electrical motors for a safe operation.
- Windy with 6 dishes for a greater hygiene when raising heavy loads.
- Windy of 2 circuits, with two pumps of empty separate. (Norm IN 13155)
-All the movements work with remote control.
