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Climbing system RCS MAX

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The new RCS MAX Rail Climbing System is a further development of our tried-and-tested RCS Climbing System. It revolutionises the climbing process, thus maximising speed, economic efficiency and safety on your construction site. You can simply add the new RCS MAX modules – the RCS MAX Hydraulic Unit and the RCS MAX Drive Rails – to your existing RCS system components. With its completely new approach to climbing, the RCS MAX Rail Climbing System revolutionises climbing techniques and improves productivity and safety on your construction site. The new RCS MAX Hydraulic Unit increases the level of safety on your construction site. Due to the fact that several platforms climb at the same time, there are no open building edges. Tripping hazards and falling parts are therefore a thing of the past. The RCS MAX Drive Rails C and CL enable you to move your platforms safely from one level up to the next position. The rails are firmly anchored to the wall at all times during this process. The vertical load created during the concreting process is transferred via a climbing shoe and into the concreting section that has already hardened. This allows you to achieve faster concreting cycles – and save valuable time and money. The benefits of the RCS MAX Drive Rails: Quicker concreting cycles due to transfer of the vertical load into the hardened concreting section Optimised climbing process due to the automated ascent without the need for additional adjustments Reduction in cylinder cycles meaning that fewer steps are required to move to the next position No open building edges and greater safety as a result, due to the fact that several platforms climb simultaneously
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