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| Swivel Lock for Castor D100/D125 swivel 140×110 | CADPDFRFQ |
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Swivel Lock for Castor D100/D125 swivel 140×110
Swivel Lock for Castor D100/D125 swivel 140×110, St, bright zinc-plated 2 Button-Head Screws ISO 7380 M8x20, St, bright zinc-plated 2 Washers ISO 7093-2-8-200 HV, St, bright zinc-plated 2 T-Slot Nuts 8 St M8, St, bright zinc-plated
Scope of Delivery
Swivel Lock for Castor D100/D125 swivel 140x110, St, bright zinc-plated 2 Button-Head Screws ISO 7380 M8x20, St, bright zinc-plated 2 Washers ISO 7093-2-8-200 HV, St, bright zinc-plated 2 T-Slot Nuts 8 St M8, St, bright zinc-plated
Properties
| Line | Line D30 |
|---|---|
| line 10 | line 10 |
| line 8 | line 8 |
| ESD-safe | No |
| Weight | m = 301 g |
| Delivery unit | 1 set |
For control and manoeuvrability: Swivel locks temporarily convert a swivel castor into a fixed castor. As a result, users benefit from the advantages of both concepts. While using four swivel castors ensures transport trolleys can be precisely positioned, one pair should be fixed so that the trolley can be relied on to travel in a straight line during transport. The swivel lock is easily operated by foot, with no need to bend over. It can also be retrofitted to swivel castors that have a 140x110 connecting plate. The necessary fastening elements are included in the scope of supply. Swivel Lock D100/D125 (0.0.670.19) and Swivel Lock D160/D200 (0.0.670.48) are available to suit the relevant castor sizes. Note: Swivel locks cannot be fitted to a swivel castor with double-brake and are not a locking brake for the wheel. They cannot be fitted to castors with the narrow integrated 120x40 connecting plate either.
The specified carrying capacities are maximum values under ideal operating conditions, at walking speed (max. 4 km/h) and over smooth and flat surfaces. If the floor is uneven and weight badly distributed, the load on the castor should be calculated in accordance with the following formula:
The specified carrying capacities are maximum values under ideal operating conditions, at walking speed (max. 4 km/h) and over smooth and flat surfaces. If the floor is uneven and weight badly distributed, the load on the castor should be calculated in accordance with the following formula:
