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INDEPENDENT SUSPENSIONS<br />

Up to 12 t. per<br />

axle line<br />

<strong>Faymonville</strong> now offers independent suspensions.<br />

A novelty? Turning to wishbone axle links.<br />

The range of <strong>Faymonville</strong> solutions increases once again.<br />

After the pendelaxle we now add an independent suspension<br />

with wishbone axle links. The advantages according to<br />

Gilbert Brüls, Head of Development : « German legislation<br />

allows a load of 12 tons per axle line with independent<br />

suspensions. With fixed axle bodies, the load cannot exceed<br />

10 tons. The turning angle is better than with traditional<br />

systems. Finally, the height of the load platform is just<br />

850 mm for on road travel, which is very low. »<br />

The independent suspension has essentially been conceived<br />

for the Multimax. G. Brüls : « The absence of an axle body<br />

reduces the unladen weight and enables the creation of<br />

double or triple telescopic Multimax flatbeds with a very<br />

low loading height. What one can do with 6 axles, one<br />

can now do with 5 axles and 12 tons per line. What's more,<br />

the stability of a semi-trailer is much improved by the double<br />

wishbone axle links seeing as the load surface remains parallel<br />

to the ground whatever the height of the suspension. »<br />

G-MODULE SL<br />

New levels of<br />

performance<br />

The recent issue of Go to the Max (no. 17) presented you with a summary<br />

of the various variations of the G-module (G-UT, G-ST, G-MT et<br />

G-SL). Today, the G-SL offers new levels of performance. Rainer Noe,<br />

head of our Modular Heavy Duty Systems department, reveals these<br />

new features : « The new version of the G-SL this time offers an axle<br />

line load of 45 tons. By way of comparison, on the ST version designed<br />

for the European market, the maximum load is of 36 tons.<br />

The bending moment, which determines the sturdiness of the system,<br />

has also been increased and is now 25% greater that that of the<br />

ST version. What's more, we have increased the permitted point<br />

loads on the load area. In real terms, this means that the surface<br />

capable of supporting the load is now even greater. »<br />

The first modules go to Paris<br />

PRODUCT TO THE MAX<br />

Designed for markets outside Europe, the G-SL module is constantly evolving.<br />

These developments increase its performance and thus reinforce its position on the world market.<br />

Apart from this, this new version of the G-SL module still has<br />

a turning angle of 60° thanks to a pivoting system - a greater angle<br />

than that offered by the competition - and accepts all accessories,<br />

just like the other G modules. It is available from 2 till 6 axle<br />

line versions.<br />

The SL version is fundamental on the international market.<br />

It is particularly suited for difficult road conditions and falls within<br />

a category of engines which, along with the units in the S-module<br />

series, cover 80% of the world market. A market in which<br />

<strong>Faymonville</strong> must therefore play an important role. The first examples<br />

of this new variant will be on show at the Intermat trade show<br />

in Paris which takes place from the 16th to the 21st of April 2012.<br />

The technical solution chosen for our independent<br />

suspension : wishbone axle links.<br />

The G-SL module now offers<br />

even more outstanding levels<br />

of performance.<br />

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