Now the prepared crane
track can be fitted to the already installed suspensions.
Depending on the length of the individual profile rail
sections, the number of suspensions, the on-site building conditions and the
length of the crane track, the crane track can be installed complete or in
sections, and then connected up on the suspensions in a hanging position.
Dependent on this, the mains power supply can also be
installed before or after the installation of the crane track.
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The figures show the installation of a steel HB
profile rail of size HB150S. The installation of larger or smaller HB
profile rails or aluminium HB profile rails does not differ significantly
from this. |
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The figures show a short tension nut (short
suspension XS and S). The installation with a long tension nut (short
suspension M and L, normal suspension) is the same. |
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This product manual describes the installation of
the HB crane runway on an M16 suspension. To install the HB crane runway
on an M20 suspension, see product manual "Installing the ceiling-mounted
bracket 4LP/M20 and craneway suspension M20". |
Raising the
crane track under the suspensions
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During installation, do not press the tension nut
under the threaded rod!
If the tension nut is pressed forcefully under the
threaded rod of the suspension, the rubber mounting in the profile link
can be damaged.
For this reason, raise the profile rail section as
carefully as possible until the tension nut is just beneath the threaded
rod. |
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Threaded
rod of the suspension |
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Crane
track |
Tension
nut |
Fasten the preassembled crane track or
sections of crane track to the hoist (e.g. forklift, crane, etc.).
The crane track must be secured against tilting and slipping.
Observe occupational health and safety requirements and lift the
crane track.
Raise the crane track with the tension nuts under the suspension.
Do not press the tension nuts into the threaded rod while doing this!
Fixing the crane
track
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Tension
nut |
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Profile
connection |
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Bring the tension nut exactly under the suspension.
Since the profile connection is not yet screwed tight, it can be
shifted for precise alignment in the profile head. If necessary, the profile
connection can also be tilted in the profile head.
Screw the suspension and profile connection together with the tension
nut.
The tension nut has a left-hand/right-hand thread. This enables
the crane track to be pulled toward the suspension.
