Fixing The Machine In Place; Machine Trough; Anchoring Methods - BÖWE P12 Installation Instructions Manual

6 Fixing the Machine in Place

6.1 Machine Trough

The machine trough is a permanently integrated component of the machine.
Collecting capacity:
Material:

6.2 Anchoring Methods

Alternatively, you can also use the following anchoring methods to fix the machine in place:
For ceiling installation:
- Through bolts (threaded rods)
with washers and M12 nuts.
For foundation installation:
- Stone bolts (length 100 mm/3.9 in) for cementing into
recessed or mortised holes
(The screws are not permitted to be longer than the
thickness of the foundation).
or
- Heavy-duty plug with threaded rod
for deeper bore holes
or
- Safety expansion anchors for use in bored holes
or
- Adhesive plugs/shear connectors.
Thread for all anchoring methods:
Quality: Property class 8.8 - DIN 267
The fixing nuts must be self-locking, with quality that complies with DIN 985.
We will not accept any liability for damages that result from failure to comply with our recommendations
and instructions.
Attention:
Pay attention to the floor load of the machine floor space.
The bore holes must be drilled deeply enough that the plug stretches in the concrete.
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P12-P15: Slimline: 180 l (47.5 US gal), Crossline: 213 l (27.1 US gal)
P18: Slimline: 190 l (50.1 gal), Crossline: 233 l (61.5 US gal)
S235 JRG2 /1.0038 /3 mm (0.1 in)
painted
M 12
M12
703871-25-0
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P12-P15-P18