Cable feeder machine CABLE DOG – with pushing force of 800 daN.
These machines are indicated for laying big lengths and heavy energy cables up to 120 mm max. diameter
to be installed along difficult routes. They are well tried during cable pulling under heavy conditions as force
assistance for cable pulling winches, especially in that case when due to difficult conditions the max. admissible
pulling force for the cable will be exceeded during the pulling operation with the winch.
Specification
Max pull | Rope diameter | Rope length | Capstans Ø | Engine | Horsepower | Weight | Dimension | Part Number |
(daN) | (mm) | (m) | (mm) | (*) | HP (kW) | (Kg) | (LxBxH m) | |
800 | / | / | / | B | 4 (3) | 190 | 1,43 x 0,68 x 1,10 | VMMS800B |
800 | / | / | / | E | 2 (1,5) | 190 | 1,45 x 0,68 x 1,23 | VMMS800E |
Hydraulic cable laying winches
- Brand: VOLTA - Italy Categories Hydraulic Winches
- Product Code: VMMS800B
- MPN: VMMS800B
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