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Conductix-Wampfler offers new storage and rack solutions for mobile cranes

Conductix-Wampfler, the mobile energy and data transmission system manufacturer, will focus at Bauma on the growing trend towards the electrification of construction and mining machinery, the company says. For example, higher fuel costs are driving a new generation of intelligent solutions for mobile cranes says the company and the fly jibs required for these vehicles are being designed to allow maximum flexibility when specialist assignments need to be carried out.
January 6, 2017 Read time: 2 mins
7244 Conductix - Wampfler, the mobile energy and data transmission system manufacturer, will focus at Bauma on the growing trend towards the electrification of construction and mining machinery, the company says. For example, higher fuel costs are driving a new generation of intelligent solutions for mobile cranes says the company and the fly jibs required for these vehicles are being designed to allow maximum flexibility when specialist assignments need to be carried out.

The hydraulic supply and the use of double hose reels mean that the fly jib is only used when required and can be fitted in only a few simple steps says Conductix-Wampfler, and it will use its crane section on its stand to show off new storage rack ideas designed especially for reels, allowing them to be stored safely and ergonomically. The firm has a way of storing reels in an integrated storage rack for easy transportation.

There will also be a wide range of new products on the stand for construction machines in the bulk material handling industry and for the mining and tunnelling sectors focused on robust energy and data transmission systems that can work under extreme conditions.

Conductix-Wampfler have been designing and manufacturing products to supply electrical power to mobile machinery for more than 25 years and it is well known for its range of 8 Bar Insulated conductor systems.

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