Müller MS 4 HFB
- Centrifugal force:
- 378 kN
- Static torque:
- 4.2 kgm
- Boom Lifting Torque:
- 120 kN
- Amplitude:
- 8.9 mm
MS 4 HFB Müller MS 4 HFB Specifications & Technical Data (1996—2006)
Technical specs - MS 4 HFB Müller
Specification
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- Centrifugal force
- 378 kN
- Static torque
- 4.2 kgm
- Boom Lifting Torque
- 120 kN
- Amplitude
- 8.9 mm
- Frequency
- 47.5 Hz
- Drive power
- 99.8 kW
- Weight
- 1.49 t
- Model series
- MS
Basic model without leader slide, hydraulic unit
Special equipment
- Excavator attachment
-
No
- Aggregate
-
No
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Tünkers HVB 33/30
- Centrifugal force:
- 330 kN
- Static torque:
- 3.3 kgm
- Boom Lifting Torque:
- 100 kN
- Amplitude:
- 8.2 mm
MGF RBH 100
- Centrifugal force:
- 375 kN
- Static torque:
- 10 kgm
- Boom Lifting Torque:
- 200 kN
- Amplitude:
- 21 mm
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