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Q MISIA PARANCHI SRL MISIA has been manufacturing an extensive range of hoists for more than 35 years. Over 130.000 wire rope units have been sold worldwide and are operational in every industry sector. The XM series range consists of 11 sizes with capacities between 1.000 Kg and 50.000 Kg. The hoist units are available in different configurations: low headroom monorail, standard headroom monorail, foot mounted (fixed or suspended), double rail “crab” units (supported or suspended). With these configurations, this standard range allows the XM series to meet any requirements or application: capacity, hook travel, travel and hoisting speed, load spectrum based on the FEM classification (FEM section IX). Production of MISIA has been extended to chain hoists up to 2000 Kg and modular components for crane kit components. All MISIA hoists comply with the Machine Directive 2006/42/CE. ●
T: +39 (02) 61298983 W:
www.misia.com
Q HBC-RADIOMATIC HBC-radiomatic is the worldwide technology leader in the field of radio remote controls for industrial applications. For 75 years, HBC products increase safety and productivity in all areas of crane technology, in conveyor systems, in construction machine technology, in ship and port technology, in forestry and agriculture, in potentially hazardous areas and in numerous other industrial sectors. With a comprehensive international sales and service network, HBC-radiomatic offers its customers around the globe competent and authorized contacts. The German based radio specialists have now presented their latest spectrum transmitter arrangement of valuable information. Driven by state-of-the-art display technology, the high- resolution screens ensure an attractive and configurable presentation of the most diverse notifications and data from the machine – such as engine speed, oil pressure and load weight.●
T: +49 7951 393-0 W:
www.hbc-radiomatic.com
Q IRUGASA POWER SOLUTIONS Irugasa have been providing radio control systems and support to the UK market for over 25 years. We are the official UK distributor for the Danfoss remote control product range, and we are proud to introduce their latest game-changing technology. The iKore radio control system is the new standard solution for standard industrial cranes. Not only does it meet all requisite safety standards including compliance to RED 2014/53/EU, iKore is packed full of standard features supplied at a competitive standard price. 2.4Ghz universal frequency, Automatic Frequency Scanning, Hoist Selection: I, I+II, II, Advanced Troubleshooting via LEDs, Spare Lithium Battery, Battery Charger, Protective Case and due to our commitment to reduce crane downtime, a Spare Transmitter. Our product portfolio has expanded providing a comprehensive range of products for the lifting industry focussed primarily on load management and associated safety solutions. ●
T: + 44 191 455 7670 W:
www.irugasa.co.uk
Q KITO. KITO Van Leusden is a specialized manufacturer of customized hoisting solutions in the global market. They offer a wide range of special hoisting equipment for different industries.
KITO Van Leusden has developed a range of HD3C Stainless Steel Trolleys which are completely made from stainless steel SS316. They are push and geared manual trolleys with excellent strength and the best solution for extremely corrosive atmospheres. The solid construction enables the trolley to operate for a long time, without any maintenance.
They are available in the capacity of 0.5t up to 3.0t, larger capacities are on request. The trolley is suitable for all types of beams and is executed in a unique 3-bolt design which ensures stability and a safe situation. Besides the HD3C manual trolleys, Van Leusden also provides other types of trolleys such as electric trolleys, explosion-protected trolleys as well as customized trolleys for special needs. ●
T: +31 (0) 168 385 225 W:
https://vanleusden.com
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