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Assembly workstations
Typical in the automotive and supplier industry: parts are fed, positioned and joined ergonomically – without effort.
Lifting equipment · Mobile
Elbow Mobile
The articulated arm that comes to the load.
The Elbow articulated arm on a mobile base plate: flexible wherever no permanent installation is possible. Up to 200 kg are picked up, guided and set down on the move.
Operating principle
Schematic representation
200kg
Capacity (up to)
1.000mm
Standard stroke
900mm/s
Lifting speed
6bar
Operating pressure
How it works
The unit comes to the work, not the other way around.
On its mobile base plate the articulated arm stands at the press today and at the assembly bench tomorrow. No foundation, no rail – just a floor that carries.
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Mobile base plate
Mobile, stable base without permanent installation.
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Articulated jib
Articulated arm for flexible handling on site.
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Lifting unit & control
Pneumatic lifting function with ergonomic operation.
The working cycle
Approaching
Move the unit to the place of use on its mobile base plate.
Picking up
Attach the load – the articulated arm takes the weight.
Guiding
Slew, articulate and lift at the place of use.
Setting down
Position sensitively, then continue travelling.
Applications
Wherever loads are moved precisely.
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Machine loading
For metal and plastics processing: place workpieces safely into machines and fixtures, without reaching into the danger zone.
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Order picking & packaging
In logistics and consumer goods production: move boxes and containers sensitively – consistent output, spared backs.
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Workpiece handling
In tool and mould making: guide heavy parts safely and position them precisely.
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Food industry
For dairy, beverages and meat: usable hygienically with a food-grade Rilsan coating.
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Explosion-proof areas
In chemicals, coatings and pharmaceuticals (ATEX zones): approved and safe in the explosion-proof version.
Technical data
At a glance.
All figures can be adapted to your process. Talk to us about an individual design.
- Models
- Elbow 60 / 200 Mobile incl. tool
- Max. capacity
- 60 / 200 kg
- Standard stroke
- 1,000 mm
- Lifting speed
- up to approx. 900 mm/s
- Drive
- Pneumatic (6.0 bar)
- Mounting
- Mobile base plate
Control
The right control for every process.
“Pif-Paf” travel control
Direct, tactile travel control at the handle.
Combined control
Combines travelling and lifting in a single control.
Integrated scale
Weighing the load directly within the handling process.
Universal control
Flexible for individual process requirements.
Equipment & options
Configured to your requirements.
- Continuous power feed-through
- Mobile base plate
- Parking position for the gripper
- Drives of all kinds within the rail system
- Brakes on all axes
- All common RAL colours
- Food-grade Rilsan coating
- Explosion-proof version
Your benefits
Why the Elbow Mobile?
Fully mobile
Comes to the load without permanent installation.
Up to 200 kg
Also for heavier loads at changing locations.
Flexible
Ideal for changing workstations and retrofitting.
Individually configurable
Control, hygienic and explosion-proof versions.
Interessiert am Elbow Mobile?
We design the unit individually for your process – from capacity and reach to the control system. Request a no-obligation quotation or the technical data sheet.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions about the Elbow Mobile
Does the mobile base plate have to be anchored?
No, that is its purpose. It works with ballast instead of anchors and can therefore be used where drilling is not allowed or where the task only comes up twice a year. The required ballast follows from payload and reach.
Can the unit be moved while in use?
It is repositioned without a load, not driven under load. Moving with a suspended load is the job of a rail system or a crane.
What payload is possible in a mobile version?
60 and 200 kg including the tool. The larger class needs correspondingly more ballast and therefore a bigger base plate – the usual trade-off in mobile use.
Applications
Tasks this device solves
Industries
Where this unit is used
Guides