Dual Support /
MSL-2000
MSL-2000
Load Rating: 2,000 lbs
Swing Radius: 42”-60”
Max Torque: 12,000 in-lbs
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Flotron’s Mechanically Synchronized Lift/Rotate (MSL-2000) fixture has a load rating of 2,000 lbs at 3.75” maximum eccentricity considering SFy = 3 and SFu = 5 in addition to a simultaneous dynamic loading condition of ½ G side load and 1G vertical load.
Mechanically synchronized ACME screw lift jacks raise the carriages with bearing blocks along precision linear guide bearings rails through a 24” range. Hard stops limit the travel to prevent damage to the payload and a safety clutch has been incorporated to prevent damage to the power transmission. A +/- 1.0” axial float on the non-gearbox-side trunnion provides interface distance adjustment and allows for ergonomic payload integration and removal. Hard mounted battery powered drill drive lift/lower standard.
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- Flotron’s Mechanically Synchronized Lift/Rotate (MSL-2000) fixture has a load rating of 2,000 lbs at 3.75” maximum eccentricity considering SFy = 3 and SFu = 5 in addition to a simultaneous dynamic loading condition of ½ G side load and 1G vertical load.
- Mechanically synchronized ACME screw lift jacks raise the carriages with bearing blocks along precision linear guide bearings rails through a 24” range. Hard stops limit the travel to prevent damage to the payload and a safety clutch has been incorporated to prevent damage to the power transmission. A +/- 1.0” axial float on the non-gearbox-side trunnion provides interface distance adjustment and allows for ergonomic payload integration and removal. Hard mounted battery powered drill drive lift/lower standard.
As Flotron is constantly improving products and methods of manufacturing, we reserve the right to modify and/or change design or specifications without notice. Please contact Flotron for verification of critical dimensions and specifications.
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