CAMAC EC-1700/150
- Max. height:
- 150 m
- Net load:
- 1700 kg
- Platform length:
- 2 m
- Platform width:
- 1.75 m
EC-1700/150 CAMAC Industrial hoists (2017 - 2026) Specifications & Dimensions
Technical specs - EC-1700/150 CAMAC
Specification
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- Max. height
- 150 m
- Net load
- 1700 kg
- Platform length
- 2 m
- Platform width
- 1.75 m
- Power source
- E
- Model series
- EC
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