AB16SM - (16m) access platform specifications
This Barin AB16SM unit has a total weight of 27,850kg, a drive type of 8 x 4, and an overall length of 11.9m. Its maximum downward reach of 23.5m, maximum outreach of 16m, and cage capacity of up to 300kg ensure that under bridge work is completed efficiently and to the highest professional standards.
| Max. outreach | Max. downwards reach | Total weight | Drive type | Overall length | Transport dimensions | Rotation turntable: ground level | Rotation turntable: below ground | Cage size | Max. cage load |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16.00m |
23.50m |
27,850kg |
8 x 4 |
11.90m |
2.50m (w) x 3.90m (h) |
360° |
180° |
1.50m x 0.90m |
300kg |
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