Pipe-layer RT series

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PIPE LAYERS RT1 AND RT2 The Operval pipe laying machines are designed for the transportation of pipes in places with difficult access, where cranes or other more common machines would be useless. The models available are Pipe layer RT1 and pipe layer RT2. Pipe Layer RT1 The Operval RT1 has been conceived for transporting pipes into the most difficult locations such as, for example, tunnels or technological culverts. Being radio controlled, an operator can work in absolute safety, manoeuvring the machine at a distance of 100 m from the area of intervention. Another characteristic of the RT1 is the possibility of switching to an electrical power supply; an indispensable solution if operating in a poorly ventilated location. Technical characteristics Weight of the machine..................2,5 tonnes Maximum width.............................1500 mm Maximum height............................2100 mm Motor power source......................Diesel Power supply..................................V1305 da 22 kw Electric motor.................................7 kw Arm.................................................Rotation through 360° Pipe Layer RT2 The Operval RT2 is a wheeled machine, able to transport pipes with a maximum diameter of 1.5 m. This pipe layer is widely used in locations where it is not possible to use a crane such as inside tunnels or other cramped spaces. The RT2 requires the presence of an operator on board. Technical characteristics Weight of the machine.......................3870 kg Length..............................................7400 mm Width..............................................2200 mm

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