Engineered Rigging unveiled its new Power Slide System, which it says delivers a safe, simple and efficient way to move overweight, oversized loads in tight quarters.
Comprised of skid shoes, which are powered by hydraulic push/pull cylinders over high-strength flat-topped track, Power Slide was created to move components such as turbines, generators, transformers, vessels and motors, especially when space limitations and cost preclude using a crane.
The system’s high-capacity design and configuration allow it to move loads ranging from 50 to 2,000+ tons, withstanding daily use and extreme loads. Power Slide’s low track height reduces jacking requirements enhancing load and project safety.
Engineered Rigging’s novel flat-topped track makes the Power Slide easier to set up, use and maintain than traditional jack-and-slide systems. It’s also less expensive to fabricate, the company said.
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Features include:
- 200 ton — 4-inch height, light-duty slide shoes
- 300 ton — 5-inch height, 75-ton slide shoes
- 500 ton — 6-inch height, 125-ton slide shoes
- 1,000 tons to 2,000+ tons engineered and fabricated to specification
- Modularity — easy handling, shipping and setup
- Push and Pull Functionality — flexibility for reduced time and costs
- Quick Direction Adjustment — simple lever change switches from push to pull
- Continuous, Automated Push/Pull Cycle — improved efficiency and durability
- Built-In Lift Lugs — hook ready for quick, secure handling
- Rapid Assembly — fewer parts, rig ready and longer spans
To view the Engineered Rigging video on the Power Slide: engineeredrigging.com
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