Tow Line Carrier for Farm Equipment
Overview Fifteen of these robust, indexing towline carriers were designed and built to tow the line of the lower main frames of combines as they are assembled at the farm equipment manufacturer’s facility. Each unit is capable of carrying up to 50,000 lbs. These carriers will travel at 6 MPH and are designed for strength […]
Blank Handling Carts for Advanced Manufacturing
Overview Blank Handling Carts for Advanced Manufacturing These two robust blank handling carts will traverse along rail tracks and operate 2 cycles per hour, 24 hours per day, 300 days per year. The custom tooling added to the platforms is designed to satisfy the customer’s specific application needs. Handling Specialty’s Blank Handling Carts intelligently tie into a […]
Retubing Tool Platform-Column Handler
Overview Retubing tool platform-column handler Secured to a four-post lift, the retubing tooling platform-column handler performs the removal and replacement of reactor components. Otherwise known as the re-tube and feeder replacement phase. It accomplishes this task in part by utilizing its hydraulic tilt feature. The tooling platform and column handler are operated remotely from the […]
Modern Towline Carrier
Overview These eight towline carriers are equipped with two battery-powered hydraulic scissor lifts, one atop the other, to perform one lift per day, 10 hours a day, 240 days per year. They will be used in the assembly of heavy-duty farm equipment and come with two types of tooling. The towline carriers include fixtures to […]
Overhead Belt Lift for Material Handling
Overview Working 48 cycles/hour, 16 hours/day, 280 days/year, these 12 electro-mechanical overhead belt lifts were designed to be integrated into an automotive manufacturer’s overhead conveyor system to move car and truck bodies through the assembly line. This belt lifts lower around the vehicle body, and custom tooling secures the underside, then the belt lifts raise […]
Below the Hook Lifting Beams
Overview This zinc-plated below the hook lifting beam was engineered to lift heavy loads (pre-assembled engines) for a locomotive manufacturer. A crane is employed with the lifting beam attached to the hooks, and the engine secured to the custom lifting beam. The engine is then maneuvered and lowered into the locomotive body.