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3. The rail system EC-Track
3.1 Mono-rail system, straight rails & curves
A mono-rail system is suited for cases when a specific number of lifting places is required in the room.
A mono-rail system consists of at least one straight rail. This rail may be mounted parallel to the walls or diagonally
in the room. The rail system can be optionally extended with curves with angles of 30°, 45°, 60°
and 90°.
The rail system can be installed on the wall or the ceiling.
With a mono-rail system it is possible to hide the installation in the ceiling so that only the opening of the rail is
visible.
3.2 Traverse system
A traverse system is suited for cases when an unlimited number of lifting places is required in the room.
A traverse system consists of two parallel rails mounted on the ceiling or the wall. In each parallel rail, a traverse
trolley is inserted witch can travel the full length of the parallel rails, from end stop to end stop. Across the parallel
rails a traverse rail is mounted to the two traverse trolleys. This installation can be carried out in different ways, as
shown in the illustrations in section 3.3. With a hoist trolley inserted in the traverse rail, the hoist can travel the
full length of the traverse rail.
The system permits an unlimited number of lifting places.
3.3 Traverse systems, combinations
1.
Parallel rails:
Traverse rails:
Under-hung traverse.
Between-hung traverse.
2.
Parallel rails:
Traverse rails:
Under-hung traverse.
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