CLARK MASTS FOR MILITARY USERS

Series 90 MECHANICALLY EXTENDED

THE LIFTER, 300 Kg UP TO 40 METRES

Clark Series 90 Mast in serviceThis mast was developed from the Type 73 to meet the need to lift 300 kg vertical antenna loads to 40 metres with great stability and safety. It uses 4 legged erection gear and guys at 90 degrees. The Series' great rigidity typically enables grid parabola antennas up to 3 metres in diamater to be placed at heights up to 40 metres with the necessary torsional stability. The guy control system retains safety at all stages of erection and retraction. A buit-in crane device enables heavy antennas to be mounted with minimum effort. Once erected, all erection gear may be removed leaving a semi-permanent mast.









ERECTION EXAMPLE: 30 Metres : 5 Persons, time to erect with typical antenna, 2.5 hours.


Errecting a Series 90 mast

The Series 90 Masts are built around a standard mast section of 150 mm in diameter and 2 metres long. Sections are joined together with a keyed spigot member and secured by means of an external clamp. The joint is free of all torsional play. The erection gear comprises a four legged mast section guiding unit incorporating steps and a work platform. A Crane lifts big antennas into position on the mast at ground level. The Lifting Hoist, common to both Crane and mast erection has a double braking system, finger controlled and automatic. Guying is handled by guy control units on the ground near the mast base.

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