Multifunctional lifting device
The Böcker Quickmax is the versatile assistant to lift small loads. Originally designed for the transport of small- and middle-sized brick formats between 20 and 60 kg, this machine is equally appropriate for diverse loads of other industrial operations. Due to the easy and convenient control, these loads can be moved much more precisely and even faster than it would be possible by manual moving. Therefore the Quickmax ideally combines increased efficiency with a remarkable physical relief of the operator.
- Simple moving of small- and middle-sized brick formats
- Assembly of a drive unit with the Steinweg-Böcker Quickmax
- Installing a gear box on a crane body is neither a problem
Compact dimensions
The Quickmax weighs only 170 kg (without counter weights) and impresses in the daily operations by its extremely compact design as well as by the easy assembly. All single components are pluggable and particularly lightweight. Therefore the machine can be assembled in four short steps and by two persons. Having a mast which can be retracted to 2.10 m and an overall width of no more than 0.73 m, the Quickmax easily fits through any standard-sized door opening. So a crane or a similar lifting machines are not necessary to move the Quickmax.
Assembly in four simple steps
- 1. Installing the mast
- 2. Applying the ballast weights
- 3. Setting up and locking the jib
- 4. Extracting the mast
The Quickmax in detail
- Simple operation of the chain hoist
- Chain hist and all other components are pluggable
- Fits through standard-sized door opening
- Grabs for various brick formats available
Technical Specifications Quickmax
| Model | QM 65 | QM 100 |
| Load-bearing capacity | 65 kg | 100 kg |
| Total weight (without counter weight) | 170 kg | 200 kg |
| Voltage | 230 V /50 Hz | 230 V/50 Hz |
| Width | 0.73 m | 0.98 m |
| Height (min – max.) | 2.10 – 3.50 m | 2.10 – 3.50 m |
| Lateral range | 1.50 m | 1.50 m |
| Hook height | 2.85 m | 2.85 m |
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