Mobile, pneumatically operated lifting device made of stainless steel, type HV-HBW-200 for standard trolleys, art. no. 18.00.44.00

Pneumatic lifting device
type HV-HBW-200

For ergonomic, manual emptying of 200 litre standard trolleys

Made from stainless steel
Optimum corrosion resistance
Fits 200 standard trolleys in accordance with DIN 9797
For pneumatic lifting and tipping (tipping angle 15°)
Reliable pneumatic cylinders, robustly manufactured
Max. Lifting load: 300 kg, lifting height: 350 mm
Swivel and fixed castor core made of nylon, white
Polyurethane tread for quiet running

Type	Loading capacity	Lifting height	Dimensions W x D x H in mm	Art.-No. Please mark	PDF
HV-HBW-200	300 kg	350 mm	1200 x 1000 x 1620	18.00.44.0018004400	18.00.44.00

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Material

Made of stainless steel 1.4301

Swivel castor and fixed castor core made of plastic.
Polyurethane tread.

DESCRIPTION

The lifting device is specially designed to lift standard trolleys and tilt them by around 15°, making it much easier to remove partial quantities. It is picked up via the lifting fittings and is suitable for 200 standard trolleys in accordance with DIN 9797. The powerful pneumatic cylinders enable a maximum lifting load of up to 350 kg. The chassis is equipped with two swivel castors and two fixed castors, whereby the swivel castors have a brake for a secure footing in order to move the lifting device effortlessly and quickly to the desired location.

Situation

Musculoskeletal disorders are at the top of the occupational diseases with a share of over 50%. 35% of all absenteeism in workplaces can be attributed to illnesses caused by incorrect posture. The resulting absences cause employers not only the "costs for continued wage payments in the event of illness", but also considerable personnel and organizational problems. In many cases, qualified personnel cannot be replaced at short notice. Bottlenecks in the operational process are therefore often inevitable.

ERGONOMICS

Ergonomics and occupational medicine deal with this problem. Together with the employers' liability insurance association, you ensure that the technical work environment is adapted to people. An ergonomically designed workplace that can be optimally adapted to the height and personal way of working of the employee offers a number of advantages.

On the one hand, it is an effective means of reducing the increasing number of back and skeletal diseases, which often only appear as a long-term consequence of permanently incorrect posture and uncoordinated movement sequences.

On the other hand, the immediate effects can also be of great importance for occupational safety. Proper working conditions can reduce both physical fatigue and physical strain.

The longer-lasting concentration leads to a lasting reduction in the acute risk of accidents and injuries as well as to an increase in motivation and quality of work. Under optimal conditions, productivity can be increased by up to 15%.