Pieds de Levage Conteneur ConFoot CF – 34 T – Hauteur Réglable

🔧 Caractéristiques principales

  • Type : pieds de levage / supports de transbordement pour conteneur
  • Modèle : ConFoot CF (14ST10)
  • Capacité de charge : jusqu’à 34 000 kg
  • Hauteur réglable : 1 043 à 1 448 mm
  • Poids unitaire : 24 kg
  • Poids total du kit : 115 à 120 kg
  • Configuration : kit de 4 supports
  • État : neuf

📅 Informations

  • Solution conçue pour le levage et le déplacement de conteneurs maritimes
  • Permet une manipulation sans équipement lourd (type grue)
  • Installation réalisable par une seule personne
  • Ouverture des portes du conteneur jusqu’à 180°
  • Système adapté aux opérations de transbordement et logistique mobile
  • Conception brevetée garantissant fiabilité et performance

⚙️ Équipements

  • 4 pieds de levage ConFoot CF (modèle 14ST10)
  • Système d’embrayage magnétique pour stabilité renforcée
  • Structure robuste adaptée aux charges lourdes
  • Réglage en hauteur intégré
  • Format démontable pour transport optimisé

✅ Avantages

  • Capacité élevée jusqu’à 34 tonnes
  • Utilisation simple et rapide sans engins lourds
  • Gain de temps et réduction des coûts opérationnels
  • Stabilité optimale grâce au système magnétique
  • Grande flexibilité pour différents types de conteneurs
  • Transport et stockage facilités (kit compact démonté)

🚚 Livraison

  • Livraison possible
  • Nationale et internationale

1,800.00

Référence : ESP17434

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