ELiTE - HYD-SB-14 - Hydraulic Spreader Bar - Technical Data Sheet

ELiTE HYD-SB-14 hydraulic spreader bar(Hydraulic Spreader Bar)This design can be utilised also for crane applications with twin or single hook lifting pointsThe ELiTE HYD-SB-14 is utilised when vacuum technology is not suitably safe for concrete coated pipe surfaces. This units is completely hydraulically powered by the excavator carrier. The ELiTE HYD-SB-14This unit is engineered to harmonise as lifting attachment with suitably sized excavators. This particular “below the hook” material handling tool is hydraulically driven, electrical units are also available for crane, Out-riggers and numerous other carriers Integrated telescope arms (four) “2 x active and 2 x stationary” allow this model to lift pipes from 9000mm up to 14000mm. The inner “active” telescope arms are driven by 2 hydraulic cylinders each of which have an individual brake force (load hold) of 6000kg. The outer “stationary” telescope arms are pre set to lift a particular range of pipe lengths before the lifting application is started. Pre setting or positioning is carried out in a matter of minutes. In order that pipe lifts are safe and efficient, both hydraulic cylinders operate simultaneously. A specially designed mechanical governor is incorporated to ensure that this important safer feature works without failure. Applications: • Stacking concrete coated/ steel pipes/ other• Truck on/ off loadingIdeal for: • Excavator or Stacker / Reacher’s• Cranes p l a n t a n d m a c h i n e t e c h n i q u e sIt is naturally of great importance not to damage the pipe structure, pipe bevelled ends or internal pipe lining. The pins (pipe carrying arms) are equipped with purpose manufactured durable rubber padding situated at both lifting ends of the tool. The top layer is designed to make contact with the pipes inner (upper) internal area and carry the pipe without causing damage to pipe inner/ welds or lining. A further rubber protection of the same material has been incorporated and situated at the spear tip ends of the pins (pipe carrying arms). This protection prevents damage to the pipe bevel/ pipe ends in the unlikely event that the operator collides during pipe alignment manoeuvres. Finally, red bronze plate padding has been incorporated at possible pipe contact points. The incorporated warning signals on the ELiTE HYD-SB-14 are extremely durable, effective, purely mechanical and very, very visible. The big “Lolly pop” signal is commonly known from railway track signals. When locking into the pipe, light pressure is applied by the clamping motion, this automatically produces a mechanical movement which activates the signals indicating to the operators and surrounding environment that the pipe is correctly seated and can be lifted. This signal is clearly visible at both ends and both sides of the lifter. In order that the ELiTE HYD-SB-14 can be positioned and handled as required, Schoenbeck has incorporated an 18000kg (SWL) hydraulic power rotator with a newly modified additional twin oscillation Pendle braking assembly. This new addition now accompanies the standard disc assembly making it more effective and durable for this size handling toll. The combination and modification has lead to a further reduction of swinging and rocking during lifting by 50%. As with all Schoenbeck lifters carrying the brand name “ELiTE”, the HYD-SB-14 can be delivered with a standard dedicated yoke which will fit one particular excavator size only. Optionally the extremely popular “multi yoke” concept from Schoenbeck is also available and accommodates for 99% of all excavator models and sizes manufactured on the world market today.Basic dimensions relevant for this model only.Length: Closed / retracted telescope arms: 10300 mmLength: Open / extended telescope arms: 16000 mmWidth: / 900 mmHeight: Excluding rotator assembly 2000 mmHeight: Including rotator assembly 3450 mmWeight: Excluding rotator assembly 4320 kgWeight: Including rotator assembly: 4945 kgSWL: ELiTE HYD-SB-14: 14000 kg p l a n t a n d m a c h i n e t e c h n i q u e s