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Telescopic pavilion – NEFF spindle lifting elements height adjustment

In celebration of the 600th anniversary of Hilversum, a unique mobile “mini-media museum” was developed. This pavilion travels through Hilversum’s neighborhoods to collect stories from residents and bring them into the spotlight.

The pavilion features a telescopic roof equipped with LED lighting on the façade. Four NEFF spindle lifting elements are used to safely and reliably raise this roof.

The installation is designed for a total load of 40 kN. The spindle lifting elements are mechanically connected via link shafts and gearboxes, ensuring synchronous movement of the spindles and allowing the system to be efficiently driven by a single motor.

Plant sleeving machine with NEFF spindle lifting element and connecting shafts

For our customer Crea-Tech we deliverd this height adjustment of a sleeve machine for plants. This will place the plant in a plastic protective cover.

The height of the rotation plate is adjusted depending on the length of the cover and the height of the plant. The height adjustment is equipped with 4 NEFF spindle lifting elements with trapezoidal spindle and are connected to connecting shafts so that it can be controlled by 1 motor.

An optional Trio Scara Robot can place the plants from the rotation carousel onto a conveyor belt.

Mobile lifting platform with NEFF screw jacks and Faro bearings

Lifting of a system with lifting elements of NEFF lifting jacks. A complete solution including gearboxes, drive shafts and a controlled drive. Featured with optimal guidance componants of Faro. When the work platform is raised, the guidance components ensure that the platform remains stable. This makes it possible to work safely on the platform.

The installation is moved with crane wheels and Stober drives.The added value of ATB Automation was proven again while helping with the fine-tuning of the lifting system at delivery.

Fire turbine fire engine with NEFF lifting spindle

This turbine extinguisher is used on various types of fire engines. This allows intense fires to be extinguished from a great distance with high pressure using water or foam. 

In the retracted position, the turbine is recessed into the roof of the fire engine and is not visible. In the event of a deployment, it is pushed up through the roof.

The extinguishing turbine is lifted using 4 lifting spindles of the MH-R type equipped with a ball screw with barrel nut. The spindle lifting elements are mechanically linked to each other, so that the system can be driven with 1 motor.

There are various options for the rotating movement, including the swivel unit G-CH series.