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PHOENIX Telescopic lifting column

PHOENIX Telescopic lifting column
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PHOENIX Telescopic lifting column

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Overview: The document is a technical brochure for the PHOENIX telescopic lifting column by Columbus McKinnon Engineered Products GmbH, under the brands Pfaff-silberblau and ALLTEC Antriebstechnik. It provides detailed information on the design, specifications, and applications of the lifting columns.
Application Examples: The brochure includes examples of applications such as ergonomic height adjustment in assembly lines and precise, low-vibration actuation for planetariums. These examples highlight the versatility and precision of the PHOENIX lifting columns.
Project Planning: This section covers standard equipment, performance characteristics, optional features, and guidelines for use. Key points include:
  • Standard equipment includes safety nuts and limit switches.
  • Performance characteristics feature high compression and tensile forces, low maintenance design, and variable modular construction.
  • Optional features include encoders, special plates, and customer-specific requirements.
  • Guidelines emphasize protection from dirt and regular lubrication.
Technical Information: Detailed technical specifications are provided, including tables of settings, performance tables, and buckling diagrams. These tables offer insights into load capacities, lifting speeds, and duty cycles for different models.
Dimension Plans: Dimension plans for various models (PH34, PH36, PH45, PH46, PH56) are included, providing detailed measurements and specifications for installation and integration into different systems.
Accessories: The document lists available accessories such as inductive and gear limit switches, which enhance the functionality and safety of the lifting columns.
Order Codes: A section is dedicated to order codes for the PHOENIX models, facilitating the ordering process for customers.
Document Ownership and Rights: All rights to the content, including patents, copyrights, utility models, designs, trademarks, and confidential information, are reserved by Columbus McKinnon Engineered Products GmbH. Unauthorized use is prohibited and will be legally prosecuted.
Technical Specifications: The document includes dimension plans for various models of the PHOENIX series, such as PH34, PH36, PH45, PH46, and PH56. Each model has specific configurations, mounting positions, and features like inductive and gear limit switches.
Dimension Plans: Detailed dimension plans are provided for each model, specifying mounting dimensions, lift, and other critical measurements. These plans are essential for the correct installation and operation of the equipment.
Accessories: The document describes accessories like inductive limit switches and gear limit switches, detailing their specifications, including temperature range, protection class, and electrical properties.
Order Codes: A structured order code system is outlined for specifying configurations of the PHOENIX models, including mounting position, head and foot plate types, lift, extension, and screw specifications.
Contact Information: Columbus McKinnon Engineered Products GmbH is located in Kissing, Germany, with contact details provided for further inquiries.
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PHOENIX Telescopic lifting column www.pfaff-silberblau.com

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Projektierung Motion Technology… Columbus McKinnon Engineered Products GmbH The brands Pfaff-silberblau and ALLTEC Antriebstechnik are positioned under the strong umbrella of COLUMBUS McKINNON Corporation as COLUMBUS McKINNON Engineered Products GmbH. This unique constellation enables us to combine outstanding technologies, components and solutions depending on specific customer requests. Pfaff-silberblau and ALLTEC Antriebstechnik‘s portfolios with both brands‘ wide range of products complement each other to form a comprehensive range of high-end, electromechanical components for linear motion...

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1.1 Company photo Bellazzo 4 1.2 Company photo Ingenia 4 1.3 Company photo Carl Zeiss 4 2.7 Example dimensioning flow diagram 7 2.9 Schematic drive system layout 9 5.1 Inductive limit switch 18 5.2 Gear limit switch 18 6.0 Order codes PHOENIX 19

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Projektierung Application examples 1.1 Company photo: Bellazzo Kaffeebar Lifting the cover lid of a mobile coffee bar by about 800 mm using a manually adjustable PHOENIX telescope lifting column with a removable hand crank. 1.2 Company photo: Ingenia, Böblingen PH56 Standard lifting system for ergonomic height adjustment of a shelf in an assembly line. Design of the lifting system according to Schematic view 2.2. Simple operation is ensured through the use of a contactor control system "H1TM“, with electrical overload protection. The total weight of 1100 kg is moved at a speed of 2.4 m/ min....

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Project planning 2.1 Standard equipment • Short safety nut in the single stage version with trapezoidal screw • Fulfills the safety regulation EN 1494 ) • Inductive limit switch to determine the upper and lower end position, see page18 (only for single stage lifting columns) • Gear limit switch to determine upper and lower end position, see page18 (suitable for single stage and multi stage lifting columns ) 2.2 Performance characteristics • High compression and tensile forces up to 25 kN • Enclosed, low maintenance design • Variable modular construction system • Admissible off center load pick...

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Projektierung Project planning 2.4 Guidelines for use Protection from dirt • Closed outer housing through section tubes • Rubber seals between the individual stages Lubrication • Regular lubrication carried out according to maintenance plan (included in scope of delivery) • Standard lubrication grease T < - 10 °C - Special lubricants, max. - 30 °C - Special materials (on request) Note: Please take our reduced performance or ED‑ (duty ratio)values into consideration if temperatures deviate from thestandards given. - Special lubricants, max. + 80 °C - Special measures T > 80

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Project planning 2.6 Flow diagramm • Schematic view • Outreach • Axial force [kN] • Fdyn dynamic force • Fstat static force ((retention force) • Lifting speed v [m/min] • Lifting height [mm] Choose lifting column Formela duty cycle/h ED [%/h] = (Load cycles per hour * Lifting height) / (300 * Speed) ≥ 20% Are additional conditions to be observed? • Extraordinary operating conditions • Shocks/Strokes • Duty cycle > 20% /h „Please get into contact with us so that we can find a solution suitable to your requirements, together. “ none Offer 2.7 Example dimensioning flow diagram Ftotal = 7 kN dyn...

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Projektierung Project planning 2.8 Mounting positions 2.8.1 Mounting positions left left • Lifting column • Connecting shaft PHOENIX telesopic lifting columns can be used as either single drive units multi-screw lifting systems. Multi-screw lifting systems with mechanical synchronization are driven by a single motor, which makes them impervious to unequal load distribution and its negative effects on the synchronization of the screw jacks. • Standard motor • Pillow block • Bevel gear box • IEC flange • Gear limit switch Multi-screw lifting systems with electrical synchronization are distinguished...

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Project planning 2.9 Schematic drive system layout 2.9.1 Lifting column, mechanically synchronised Schematic view 1.1 right

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Projektierung Technical informations 3.1 Table of settings PHOENIX Size Number of levels Max. lifting and tensile load Max. permitted drive capacity at t=20°C duty type S3 20% - 60min Max. permitted drive capacity bei t=20°C duty type S3 10% - 60min Ratio N Ratio L Max. permitted input speed Max. perm. torque on the input shaft Screw 1. stage - diameter x pitch Screw pitch 2nd stage Screw pitch 3rd stage

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Technical informations 3.3 Performance tables PHOENIX PH34 / PH34L screw Tr 24 x 5 n Lifting speed F=5 [kN] F=4 [kN] F=3 [kN] static only (dynamic not permitted)

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Technical informations COLUMBUS McKINNON

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Dimension plans 4.1 Dimension plan PHOENIX PH34 profil wiper against dirt 2x inductive limit switch Alle bestehenden oder zu erwirkenden Rechte am Inhalt dieses Dokuments, einschließlich Patent-, Urheber-, Gebrauchsmuster-, Geschmacksmuster- und Markenrechte sowie vertrauliche Informationen und Know-How, bleiben ausdrücklich dem ausschließlichen Inhaber Columbus McKinnon Engineered Products GmbH vorbehalten. Jeder Akt der unbefugten Vervielfältigung, Verbreitung oder sonstigen Nutzung ist untersagt und wird gerichtlich verfolgt. All rights to the content of this document, including patents, copyrights,...

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Projektierung Dimension plans 4.2 Dimension plans PHOENIX PH36 rotary limit switch above & below Alle bestehenden oder zu erwirkenden Rechte am Inhalt dieses Dokuments, einschließlich Patent-, Urheber-, Gebrauchsmuster-, Geschmacksmuster- und Markenrechte sowie vertrauliche Informationen und Know-How, bleiben ausdrücklich dem ausschließlichen Inhaber Columbus McKinnon Engineered Products GmbH vorbehalten. Jeder Akt der unbefugten Vervielfältigung, Verbreitung oder sonstigen Nutzung ist untersagt und wird gerichtlich verfolgt. All rights to the content of this document, including patents, copyrights,...

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