SU – Swing Unit

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SU – Swing Unit:
A Manual Swing Tool for Material Handling Cranes or Roll Lifters

The swing unit (SU) designed to be mounted on material handling cranes or roll lifting equipment, allows for swinging a load into position.

Often attached to material handling cranes or roll lifters, the swing unit (SU) is used to swing loads into positions where it is impractical to move the lifter itself.

The SU is often combined with a CA (Crane Arm) or an MRM (Manual Roll Manipulator). However, other lifting tools can also easily be combined with the SU, thanks to our modular approach to design.

The reach of the SU can be adjusted using two knobs on each side of the unit. This ensures that the swinging motions only occurs within the range where the system is stable.

A pin allows the unit to be locked in the central position to keep the load stable while the lifter is moved.   

Features

  • Locking pin to keep load fixed while moving the lifter. 
  • Adjustable swinging range to ensure stability and easy of positioning.
  • Easily customizable: dimensions can be modified to customer specifications.
  • Rugged construction for industrial use. With its all-stainless steel construction, the SU is built to last and for use in demanding industrial environments.
  • Available in hygienic design for use in cleanrooms and the food/beverage industry.

Images of the Swing Unit (SU):
A Swing Tool for Material Handling Cranes or Roll Lifting Devices

The swing unit (SU) combines the electric lifter with the lifter tool such as a crane arm or roll manipulator and enables the lifted load to be swung. From the back, picture 1.
Being easily customisable the swing unit (SU), can hygienically designed for cleanrooms and the food and beverage industry. From the front, picture 1.
Thanks to modular design this swing unit (SU) can be combined with many different lifting tools thus allowing for many different types of loads. From the back, picture 2.
The swing unit (SU) designed to be mounted on material handling cranes or roll lifting equipment, allows for swinging a load into position. From the front, picture 2.
The swing unit (SU) combines the electric lifter with the lifter tool such as a crane arm or roll manipulator and enables the lifted load to be swung. From the back, picture 1.
Being easily customisable the swing unit (SU), can hygienically designed for cleanrooms and the food and beverage industry. From the front, picture 1.
Thanks to modular design this swing unit (SU) can be combined with many different lifting tools thus allowing for many different types of loads. From the back, picture 2.
The swing unit (SU) designed to be mounted on material handling cranes or roll lifting equipment, allows for swinging a load into position. From the front, picture 2.

Other Manual Manipulators

Manual rotation unit (MRU) for rotating heavy loads. This flexible rotation tool combined with either drum, roll or cylinder handling equipment allows for safe manual turning of loads via a handle.

MRU – Manual Rotation Unit

This manual tipping unit (MTU) with a clamp mounted on roll or drum lifts allows for safe forward tipping of loads. The motion is carried our via a handle.

MTU – Manual Tipping Unit

An easily customisable material handling crane for lifting and positioning loads. When combined with a swing tool, the rail crane arm (RCA) can move laterally.

RCA – Rail Crane Arm

The simple tipping unit (STU). When mounted on a box handler or drum lifter, a container may be manually tipped forward e.g. to empty a load.

STU – Simple Tipping Unit

The manual roll manipulator (MRM) tool may turn and grip rolls up to 400 kg. This roll handling equipment is both a strong and economic choice.

MRM – Manual Roll Manipulator

The V-Block (VB) roll lifter tool for industrial lifters is designed to lift loads, typically rolls, and place them onto e.g. mandrels.

VB – V-Block

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