Demag PLV 84 1.6T Electric Wire Rope Hoist Powered Trolley 415V Working No LOLER
£1,500.00 + VAT
£1,800.00 including VAT
Stock reference EB-147614650754
Mannesmann Demag PLV 84 electric wire-rope hoist with powered trolley, in working order. Rated at 1,600kg, with main and fine lifting speeds for controlled load positioning.
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Mannesmann Demag PLV 84 electric wire-rope hoist with powered trolley, in working order. Rated at 1,600kg, with main and fine lifting speeds for controlled load positioning.
Supplied with the pictured trolley assembly, wire-rope drum, fitted rope, electrical enclosures and bottom hook block marked 1.6 tonnes.
Specifications from the manufacturer’s plate
Manufacturer: Mannesmann Demag
Hoist size/type: PLV 84
Serial number: 41502518
Year of manufacture: 1994
Rated lifting capacity: 1,600kg / 1.6 tonnes
Hook travel: 8 metres
Main lifting speed: 5m/min
Fine lifting speed: 1.2m/min
Reeving: 4/1
Wire-rope diameter: 5.5mm
Hoist motor output: 1.50 / 0.35kW
Supply: 415V, three-phase, 50Hz
FEM group: 1Am
Protection rating: IP54
Made in Germany
Hook travel is the manufacturer’s plate specification; available travel has not been independently measured. Suitable beam dimensions and trolley adjustment range have not been confirmed.
Condition
Working used condition with paint wear, scratches, dirt and visible rust, including on the trolley wheels and hook block.
The photographs show open cable-entry holes in the upper electrical enclosure. Enclosure completeness, electrical protection and the condition of the rope,
Certification
No current LOLER thorough examination report or certification is supplied. A competent person should examine the equipment before it is put into lifting service.
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