Description
The TGT ROBBY 900 E is an outstanding electric glass lifting device, perfect for lifting and transporting heavy glass sheets. It can handle heavy glass up to nearly 2,000 pounds. The ROBBY series is incredibly flexible and mobile. These wheeled and chain - driven devices are great for manipulating gas - tight elements like glass, lead glazing, plasterboard, plates or sandwich panels on construction sites or in production. They can work at a height of up to seven meters, with a load capacity of up to 1,700 kilograms and have a full pick & carry function. Innovative features offer maximum flexibility. Thanks to flex joints and spring - loaded suction plates, elements can be fitted manually. The side shift function allows the Robby body to move up to 10 centimeters in any direction without moving the device. Axles that rotate 90 degrees let the devices turn on the spot. With a tare weight starting from 480 kilograms and compact dimensions, it's very practical. Product data shows a dead weight of about 1200 kg, length of 2200 mm, width of 780 mm, height of 1750 mm, load capacity of 900 kg, working height of 4.50 m, a Palfinger PC 1500 crane unit, fully hydraulic extension, working height with Flyjib of 5.40 m, telescopic chassis from 780 - 1020 mm, speed from 1.5 - 2.2 km/h, and an electric motor.
Using the TGT ROBBY 900 E is easy. First, make sure the device is on a flat and stable surface. Position it close to the heavy glass sheet you want to lift. Use the suction plates to firmly attach to the glass. Once attached, you can use the controls to lift and move the glass to the desired location. When working at height, always be cautious and ensure the load is balanced. Note that the maximum load capacity is 900 kg, so never overload the device. For maintenance, regularly check the suction plates for any signs of wear or damage. Keep the electric motor clean and well - lubricated. Also, check the axles and wheels for proper rotation and alignment. If you notice any problems, stop using the device immediately and have it inspected by a professional.
