Optimal building utilisation with ceiling supports When existing buildings are used for a new purpose, for example when installing new machines, ceilings may quickly reach their permissible load bearing capacity. Another risk is that critical vibrations are caused by the machines as a result of the low natural frequency of the ceilings. Isolating the machine usually does not provide the desired results. What is required is a higher inherent stiffness of the ceiling achieved through structural changes. The easy-to-install AirLoc ceiling supports are perfectly suited for this. Combined with high-precision wedge mounts they are the ideal solution. Elastic ceiling supports are installed at points predetermined by means of natural frequency measurements. The supports normally consist of double T-sections fitted with a high-precision wedge mount to at least one end of the section. The wedge mounts, in turn, are lined with AirLoc isolation pads. This means that the previously determined load capacity can be adjusted at any time via the height-adjustable wedge mounts. AirLoc Schrepfer LTD Industriestrasse 2, CH-8618 Oetwil am See Phone +41 44 929 77 00, Fax +41 44 929 7710 www.airloc-schrepfer.com, [email protected] Distributors Information about our global distribution network can be found on the Internet at www.airloc-schrepfer.com. SWISS TECHNOLOGY
Open the catalog to page 1Request a catalogue free of charge. Properties and benefits – Elastic ceiling support with damping effect – Easy stiffening and tuning of dangerous natural frequency of ceilings – Double T-sections can easily be produced at customer site – Fixation solely through tension build-up via wedge mount precision levellers, no drilling necessary – Load bearing capacity of up to 50 metric tons with Wedgmount® precision leveler 450-VRC/NS or 450-VRC/NK – Maintenance-free and adjustable at any time Practical examples Industrial use PCB component-insertion machines were set up on the 2nd floor of an industrial...
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