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Handling technologyLoad lifting magnetsContinued next pageHoisting magnets, battery operated BUXwith infra-red remote controlApplication: for lifting profile sections, pipes and round materials, as well as metal sheeting.Execution: in a flat design with one or two magnets, or with a prism in a 2-pole design. A robust sheet steel housing accommodates a standard 12 V car batteryand the electric charger. A switch on the load lug prevents the load lifting magnet from being switched off mid-lift. Acoustic alarm signal and flashing lightactivated when the battery dips to its min. charge level, locked against being switched on if the charge level is too low. The infrared controller has a range of upto 4.5 m and is equipped with 1 button for lifting and 2 buttons for releasing. The magnets offer the option to almost fully demagnetise the lifted material byactivating a demagnetisation cycle.Delivery: incl. battery.Ident. No. 220 IR remote control Ident. No. 250 Ident. No. 230Model BM 1350 BM 2500 BM 3600*** BM 5000 BMP 1800 BMP 3600Version Flat flat flat flat Prismatic PrismaticMagnets Number 1 1 1 2 1 1Carrying capacity for flat material Kg 1350 2500 3600 5000 1800 3600Carrying capacity for round stock Kg – – – – 1100 1800Carrying capacity tested * Kg 2700 5000 7200 10000 3600 7200for round stock Ø mm – – – – 25-300 25-300Length x width mm 272 x 242 400 x 242 1050 x 240 1200 x 300 470 x 242 760 x 262Height up to the crane hooks mm 460 460 460 460 610 620Battery capacity Ah 33 75 75 75 75 75Battery size L x W x H mm 197x132x180 278x175x190 278x175x190 278x175x190 278x175x190 278x175x190Weight Kg 60 72 180 203 167 42077320 Load lifting magnets Ident. No. 210 220 230 240 250 260Unit price E (O.R.) (O.R.) (O.R.) (O.R.) (O.R.) (O.R.)77320 Spare batteries Ident. No. 510 520Unit price E (O.R.) (O.R.)* The tested carrying capacity is determined on a steel plate (St 37) with ground surface and a thickness of 50 mm.*** Model BM 3600 for lifting large, thin pieces of sheet metal of up to 6 x 3 m.h Load lifting systems with cross bars, large long or wide components, available on request.Optional Tipp-Off function for Ident. No. 210 and 230 for tipping off individual sheets available on request.Prod. Gr. 706Continued next pagePermanent magnet clawsApplication: for the economic and accident-free transportation of sheet steels and steel parts.Execution: permanent magnet tools with high magnetic power and long-life. No magnetising of the workpiece. Completely maintenance free, only the contact surfaces need to be kept clean.Ident. No. 010 for thin sheets and small cuts.Ident. No. 020 Specially for medium and thick plates, the best sellers.Ident. No. 030 for thick plates, heavily oxidized plates, heavy work pieces.Ident. No. 040 and 050 with crane lug for horizontal and vertical lifting. An attached sheet steel boardcan be rotated from the vertical position into the horizontal position and vice versa. Boardformat 1000x 2000 mm requires only one magnetic jaw, board format 1500 x 3000 mmrequires 2 pieces in connection with a cross bar. When working with a stack of sheet metal,only one piece of sheet metal is lifted at a time.The complete adhesive power is only achieved on smooth, flat and clean surfaces, on magnetizable materialsand of suitable thickness. On oxidised surfaces, only about 1 /3 of the adhesive power is achieved.Type MK 120 MK 170 MK 300 MK 250 KS MK 500 KSUse by hand by hand by hand Crane CraneCarrying capacity Kg 120* 170* 300* 250*** 300***Tugging capacity Kg 70 100 180 100** 125**For sheet metal thickness mm 1-2 1-4 From 2 From 4 From 4Floor space mm 140 x 84 140 x 116 160 x 180 290 x 125 290 x 180Weight Kg 1,4 1,8 3,5 7,2 10,577350 Ident. No. 010 020 030 040 050Unit price E O.R. (O.R.) (O.R.) (O.R.) (O.R.)* With double safety for manual operation.Prod. Gr. 706** with two fold safety for crane operation.*** with threefold safety for crane operation.Measured on cut material ST 37 k, cleaned surfaces and 25 mm thickness.Ident. No. 020Ident. No. 050Electric Tools2010/111345
Handling technologyRevolving barsContinued next pageManipulators MKFApplication: for lifting, turning and handling. For loads up to 100 tons.Execution: operating heavy and/or voluminous work pieces often causes problems. The MKF revolving bars can help in these situations. With the revolving barsattached to crane hooks, heavy and unmanageable work pieces can be turned as desired, inclined to the side, turned and be managed at all levels. MKFrevolving bars therefore make work easier and offer increased safety at work.MKF revolving bars adjust to the application and are designed according to the customer's specifications. Building on a basic model, the area of application isexpanded with additional devices. Ultimate load and technical equipment comply with the current application. The machine comprises mainly of one supportingconstruction (cross bar), which can be attached to any crane with the appropriate working load. This bar bears two supports, which, according to the controldesign, can be horizontally transported in both directions. Turning devices are attached to the bottom of the supports, which lift up and drive the support beltsfor the load.Our expert sales managers inform and advise you on site. A presentation on your own premises will also convince you of our products. On request,we will be glad to send you our brochure with questionnaire so that we can quote you.h Additional information, advice and quotations available on request.t Technical Hotline +49 (0)711 9813-360Prod. Gr. 771www.atorn.comPerformanceneeds Quality.The monkey wrench from ATORN:ATORN hand tools.Electric tools1346 2010/11
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