New Klimer at World of Concrete
01 May 2008
Independently powered (by a petrol engine), the machine is sufficiently small to pass through a standard width door when stowed, yet provides a capacity of 5500 lb (2500 kg) in single mast configuration and 9500 lb (4320 kg) on twin masts. Maximum free-standing height is 50 ft (15.25 m) and a maximum tied height of 330 ft (100 m), with ties every 50 ft.
Components have been designed for light weight, allowing assembly to be carried out without the need for a forklift or other handling tools, with two persons able to assemble the machine entirely by hand.
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Canadian mast climber manufacturer Klimer used the World of Concrete trade show to announce the imminent launch of its new Kimer Lite, a scaled down version of its hydraulic product. Targetted firmly at the suspended scaffold market in the low and mid-rise concrete building sector, the machine will be available from June 2005 onwards.
Canadian mast climber manufacturer Klimer used the World of Concrete trade show to announce the imminent launch of its new Kimer Lite, a scaled down version of its hydraulic product. Targetted firmly at the suspended scaffold market in the low and mid-rise concrete building sector, the machine will be available from June 2005 onwards.
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