Prefabricated house elements must be unloaded on the construction site and assembled at their destination. As the elements also have different centre of gravity positions due to their different designs, this often involves a great deal of effort. Components have to be lifted and set down again in order to adjust the chain shorteners correctly. At the latest when the prefabricated house element is installed, it becomes clear whether or not the work was done correctly beforehand. Holes and pins must be joined with millimetre precision. If the component hangs askew, often only the use of assembly irons and a lot of muscle power will help. In the worst case, the component has to be put back on the lorry and reattached.
With the help of a load tilting device, the prefabricated house element can be lifted from the lorry without much preparatory work and aligned freely suspended on the crane. This saves time and labour processes at lofty heights. The inclination can be readjusted at the installation site and even changed during the insertion of tenons into the hole. Until everything fits. This makes work faster, safer and easier. The load tilter makes the entire installation process significantly faster, as the loads do not have to be repeatedly set down and chain shorteners readjusted. The load tilter also makes the installation process safer, as depending on the conditions, the chain shorteners may need to be positioned at a higher level to be rehung, which could potentially lead to a risk of falling. It makes work easier, as less force is required for installation due to the simpler and more precise alignment.
No, the load tilter can be used wherever loads with an off-centre centre of gravity need to be brought into an aligned assembly position.
The load leveller is of interest to construction and assembly companies as well as manufacturers of prefabricated building elements. The load tilting device can also be adapted to complete residential modules and containers. Away from construction sites, the load tilter is interesting for the target groups of vehicle construction, mechanical engineering, assembly and maintenance work
No, the load tilter is a load handling attachment that is manufactured in-house by Carl Stahl in accordance with DIN EN 13155.
The load tilting device from Carl Stahl is available in the load capacities 500 kg, 1,500 kg, 3,000 kg and 6,000 kg.
