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PRODUCTS DEMAG KBK EXTENDS CRANES


FOR WORKSPACE OPTIMISATION Demag Cranes & Components has added overhung and extending configurations to its KBK Aluline light crane system. Such solutions are designed for applications where there is a requirement to move loads beyond the crane runway span dimension. They enable operators to perform lifting and positioning tasks between pillars and columns or deposit loads in aisles and free areas between assembly zones and lines.


Depending on the load capacity, design and profile section size, the range can be extended by up to 3,100 mm. Crane extensions to either side of the track runway span dimension may also be specified, creating an even greater range of crane coverage.


Compared with Demag’s conventional KBK crane kit, this configuration has a lower headroom dimension, allowing users to benefit from 120 to 220 mm more hook path, dependent on profile size, for improved utilisation of space below the crane girders. Extending and overhung components may be added easily and quickly to existing KBK installations to improve productivity, without the need to install additional crane runways.


The KBK Aluline system is suitable for a wide range of operational requirements in production, assembly and shipping applications. The system is based on aluminium sections and smooth running trolleys. The result is a system that provides the operator with


HELLBERG SAFETY PPE AND SNICKERS WORKWEAR COMBINE


FORCES AT HULTAFORS The Hultafors Group has added Hellberg Safety PPE products to its premium brand portfolio for professional tradesmen and women.


With over 50 years’ experience in the PPE industry, the Hellberg Safety specialist equipment includes highly advanced hearing protection products, face protection and communication solutions for personal protection on site.


From face guards, helmets and passive hearing protection with up to three levels of protection from low to extreme noise, Hellberg also supplies secure electronic hearing protectors to suit different work environments.


Peter Dumigan, Managing Director of the Hultafors Group UK said: “Hellberg PPE products complement the Snickers Workwear and Solid Gear Safety Footwear product portfolios so well - in particular the newly launched Snickers Workwear ProtecWork Heat and Flame Protective Wear.”


“The Hultafors Group now provides the UK market with an even more extensive range of EN-accredited,


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top quality premium brand products, ideally suited to protect the personal wellbeing and safety of the discerning professional tradesman and woman.”


www.hellbergsafety.com


Call the Hultafors Group UK Helpline on 01484 854788


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hands-on support for the movement and positioning of loads, improved ergonomics and reduced physical effort for material handling. It also facilitates an increased lifting path for enhanced operation of gantry mounted hoist units.


Sales Director, Paul Bartlett, stated: “The KBK lightweight crane system was first introduced over 56 years ago and the fact that it is still used today in a wide variety of workshop and assembly environments is testament to its inherent versatility and efficiency. We have continued to develop the system and this latest innovation will allow us to provide increasingly bespoke material handling solutions for an even broader range of industrial applications.”


www.demagcranes.co.uk


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