TYPE NCH
TYPE NCH is the type of electro-hydraulic nivelar with oscillating guard that works with hydraulic drive with platform. NCH is made of the highest quality ribbed sheet.
It was made to solve problems with the difference in the height level between the platform and the floor of the truck.
NCH nivelar of the platforms can be made in many different sizes and capacities, with various types of set up. Guard with which these nivelars are equipped provides balance of the inclination up to 3% of the platform width (5.2.6 of EN 1398 standard).
The back part of the platform is fixed to the derside of the chassis with three shafts, each 300mm long. Axes of these shafts (diameter 30mm) are made of white round steel shaped as a wire providing resistance to the forces they are facing.
The same type of shaft is used for the shafts of the front shield of the platform. Shaft of the shield is the focal point of the construction that is why it is constructed of two continuous shafts on the whole width of the shield. This nivelar contains self-cleaning shaft. Platform and the shield are made of the highest quality ribbed sheet.
Lo= Length of the platform / BH= Height of structures LB= Length shield that can be lowered O= Positive compensation/U= Negative compensation |
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DURABILITY AND MAINTENANCE
Lower chassis is very strong and its front beam allows absorption of the load in the event of an emergency, the cross-motion, or if the truck is loaded on the lower level than the platform.
Thanks to its self-supporting structure, it is possible to integrate nivelar in closed or open manhole. Beam in front of the chassis also protects hydraulic and metal installations located below the NCH.
Oversized cranes work on the impact of the low pressure of about 50 bars. Reinforced chrome pistons fitted with dual swivel and flexible hydraulics are designed to withstand a pressure of 600 bars. Valve for preventing falls is integrated into the chamber of the main crane for security measures.
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