Posts Tagged ‘Eurobloc VT’

Verlinde hoists to open the way for ships

Monday, April 19th, 2010

Four 15t Verlinde Eurobloc VT electric hoists are to be used to construct a ‘lifting bridge’ that will link the cities of Tigre and Vila La Ñata in Argentina.

The bridge will be lifted and lowered to allow ships to pass through it, up to 20 times a day.

To read more, click on the following link: http://www.hoistmagazine.com/story.asp?storyCode=2056115

 

Verlinde’s Parisian adventure

Wednesday, June 17th, 2009

Verlinde’s Eurobloc VT 12.5t capacity hoists are being used in the renovation of one of the elevators serving the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France.

The hydraulic systems, press cylinders and accumulator cylinders of the west elevator…

Click on the following link to read more: http://www.hoistmagazine.com/story.asp?storyCode=2053304

VERLINDE hoists chosen to handle the hydraulic system of the Eiffel Tower elevators

Friday, June 12th, 2009

SETE, the company licensed to operate the Eiffel Tower, has entrusted the firm Baudin Châteauneuf with the replacement of the hydraulic systems, press cylinders and accumulator cylinders of the west elevator of the Eiffel Tower. VERLINDE EUROBLOC VT 12.5-ton capacity hoists are used to remove the existing machinery and replace it with new equipment.

VERLINDE hoists chosen to handle the hydraulic system of the Eiffel Tower elevators.The press cylinders and accumulator cylinders of the Eiffel Tower elevators have actually been in service for one hundred years, and this is the first time they will be changed. They are to be replaced with systems that are technically as similar as possible to the original equipment, as the Tower’s creator, Gustave Eiffel had wished.

Baudin Châteauneuf has installed a 17-meter gantry which enters the Tower by a “window” through the metal framework. Radio-controlled VERLINDE hoists will handle the hydraulic systems, which are 16 meters long and weigh around 20 metric tons.

“We work regularly with VERLINDE. Their product range fits our every need, from smallest to largest systems. They are a key player in the field of lifting equipment, and have been in the business virtually as long as we have”, says Mr Morelle, Technical Project Manager at Baudin Châteauneuf.

Eventually, both of the Eiffel Tower’s hydraulic elevators will be renovated in this way.

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Verlinde hoists to move Eiffel Tower’s hydraulics

Tuesday, June 9th, 2009

Baudin Chateauneuf will replace hydraulic systems, press cylinders and accumulator cylinders in the Eiffel Tower’s west elevator, after being awarded a contract by SETE.

Verlinde Eurobloc VT 12.5-ton capacity hoists will remove the existing machinery and replace it with new equipment.

The press cylinders and accumulator cylinders of the Eiffel Tower’s elevators have been in service for one-hundred years, and this is the first time they will be changed.

They are to be replaced with systems that are technically as similar as possible to the original equipment.

Baudin Chateauneuf has installed a 17-metre gantry that enters the tower by a window through the metal framework.

Radio-controlled Verlinde hoists will handle the hydraulic systems, which are 16-metres long and weigh around 20 metric tons.

Eventually, both of the Eiffel Tower’s hydraulic elevators will be renovated in this way.

For the original article click here