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Tele-Mast Learns To Drive By GPS

March 18, 2016
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Air Technical Industries announces the development of a unique mobile gantry crane for indoor/outdoor use. When used outdoors, the 4 telescopic legs raise the crane up to 30 feet high for stacking containers or other large items, lifting over them to maximize storage space, or for loading and unloading trucks. When used indoors, the Tele-Mast lowers the crane's overall height for in-building applications. It has a very narrow design to maximize usable span while maintaining a narrow overall width for passing through overhead doors. It ranges in size from small to large to humongous, depending on the customers requirements.


The crane is diesel engine powered and all actions are hydraulically actuated including lift, propulsion, steering and optional cable lift. Controls are remote pendant with variable speeds up to 4 MPH. Tires are large cushion-type rubber, 16" wide and 28" OD for smooth and quiet operation. It is all heavy duty steel construction with a 3:1 safety factor for demanding industrial use. The modular design makes the crane easy to transport and to assemble and disassemble in the field.

Company: Air Technical Industries

Company URL: http://www.airtechnical.com/TMSC-D2-news.php

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