February 2015 - Kenco

Kenco Pipe Lifting Clamp

February 16, 2015/in Use Cases

Kenco offers an easy, safe and cost-effective way to move RCP, ductile iron, PVC or steel pipe. The Pipe Lift will grab and release pipe from inside the cab. It will double production of pipe installation versus methods using slings and cables.

No additional hydraulics are required to put the Pipe Lift into operation – it hooks up with just a lifting strap and shackle. The unique design of this lifter machine for construction allows each model to grip a wide range of pipe sizes. Centering the lifter on the pipe is not necessary and its narrow profile makes removal from tight trenches easy.

This pipe holder clamp machine operator simply sets the lifter down onto the pipe. This causes it to grip onto the pipe, and it will not release until it has been set down firmly into position.

The PIPE LIFT is available in sizes to accommodate all types of pipe from 7.62 cm OD to 3,855.5 cm OD. Model capacities are available from 680.38 kg to 3,855.53 kg.

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Feb 16, 2015

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