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RAXTAR Vertical Access Next Level Vertical Access the next level Top of the line vertical access solutions Discover our latest innovations Size matters. The construction industry is changing. The market requires bigger, stronger, safer and faster means to optimize speed and efficiency during the building process. More and more prefabrication and modular ways of building are being used changing the requirement for logistics and vertical access. RAXTAR has a constant focus on developing innovative vertical access solutions that meet the ever- changing market requirements, while meeting the highest quality and safety standards. RAXTAR solutions now offer improved data gathering capabilities enabling modelling and analysis to improve the logistical processes on high-rise construction sites. RAXTAR offers top of the line vertical access solutions. We have contributed to over 2,500 projects worldwide. With our state of the art capabilities, we are predominantly active in the North American, European and Australian market. Hudson Yards in New York, 22 Bishopsgate in London, Parramatta Square in Sydney and Tour Alto in Paris are some examples around the globe where RAXTAR vertical access solutions made a difference to prestigious high-rise projects. RAXTAR RX2545MF-WIDE BODY The ultimate edge The RX2545MF-WB helps construction sites to cut down on tower crane usage. Materials and components that are normally being lifted into the building by the tower crane now can be transported with the hoist resulting in a faster and safer means of vertical transportation. Usually teamed up in a twin cabin set- up with an even faster personnel and goods hoist, the RX2545MF-WB offers a powerful combination of safer vertical access reducing crane time and shortening construction cycles. With a floor capacity of 11 m² / 118.4 sq. ft the RX2545MF-WB is the largest passenger & goods hoist available in the market on a single mast without a counterweight. The RX2545MF-WB is the solution of choice for voluminous loads such as complete bathroom pods & kitchen units, façade panels, but also for taking up heavy machinery and other large equipment. The RX2545MF-WB has a cabin width of 2.50 m / 8’ 23/8” and an internal length of 4.40 m / 14’ 5”. Hoist car internal dimensions (l x w x h): 4.40 x 2.50 x 2.60 | 14’ 5” x 8’ 23/8” x 8’ 6” Lifting speed: 54 m / min | 177 ft / min Payload: 2500 kg | 5500 lbs THE BEAST The largest hoist out there The way we build our buildings is changing. RAXTAR’s BEAST is a ground breaking innovation that provides contractors with new and unique abilities to lift larger volumes, with increased weight at high speeds for their super tall structures. The BEAST is unequalled in its kind to lift sizes of 6.12 x 2.50 x 3.35 m / 20’1” x 8’23/8” x 11’ with weights up to 5500 kg / 12,000 lbs at a lifting speed of 92 m/min / 300 fpm. RAXTAR’s BEAST is equipped with a patented double safety device system to ensure the utmost safety while transporting larger and heavier materials at higher speeds than ever before. Hoist car internal dimensions (l x w x h): 6.12 x 2.50 x 3.35 m | 20’ 1” x 8’ 23/8” x 10’ 7½” Lifting speed: 0 – 92 m / min | 0 – 300 ft / min Payload: 5500/ 4500 kg | 12000/ 10000 lbs RAXTAR RX4050DF Where power combines space The RX4050DF is the vertical access solution where volume prevails over speed. The RX4050DF is a twin mast frequency driven hoist designed for the transportation of large sized materials. It easily lifts prefabricated pods or curtain wall with a lifting speed of 42 m/min / 138 fpm. The RX4050DF has a payload capacity of 4000 kg / 8,800 lbs and clear inside dimensions 5.00 x 3.04 x 3.00 m / 16'47/8“ x 9'115/8'' x 9'101/8''. The combination of its lifting power with a maximum cargo space make this RAXTAR RX4050DF special in its kind. Other cabin sizes and payloads available are upon request. Hoist car internal dimensions (l x w x h): 5.00 x 3.04 x 3.00m | 16’47/8 x 9'115/8 x 9.101/8’ Lifting speed: 0 – 42 m/min | 0 – 138 ft/min Payload: 4000 kg | 8800 lbs RAXTAR RX3645SF The workhorse RAXTAR is one of the only hoist manu- facturers to have a noncounterweighted solution for higher weight capacities and speeds needed for today’s job- sites. The RAXTAR RX3645SF with a payload capacity of 3600 kg / 8,000 lbs and a travelling speed of 92 m/min / 300 fpm allows for quicker erection and dismantle while still accommodating higher capacity demands. This combination has helped leading hoist rental companies around the world to provide improved, more efficient solutions to their custo- mers’ ever-changing needs. Hoist car internal dimensions 4.40 x 1.52 x 2.60 | 14’ 5” x 5’ x 8’ 6” Lifting speed: 92 m / min | 300 ft / min Payload: 3600 kg | 8000 lbs High rises around the world Central park tower | New York | USA 472 m / 1550’ under construction with RAXTAR hoists 430 Park Avenue | New York | USA 426 m / 1400’ One WTC | New York | USA 413 m / 1350’ 360 Hudson Yards | New York | USA 392 m / 1285’ RAXTAR construction elevators are contributing to the construction of the highest Abu Dhabi Plaza | Astana | Kazachstan 382 m / 1255’ buildings in the world. Leveraging from the experience of building the landmark project Comcast Center | Philadelphia | USA 341 m / 1120’ One World Trade Center in Manhattan, New York, the RAXTAR construction hoists Salesforce Tower | San Francisco | USA 326 m / 1070’ have evolved to the most reliable vertical access solutions available in the market. 22 Bishopsgate | London | UK 278 m / 915’ Stantec Tower | Edmonton | Canada 251 m / 825’ High-rise construction built with RAXTAR vertical access solutions: Tour Alto | Paris | France 170 m / 560’ Tour des Canadiens 2, | Montreal | Canada 168 m / 550’ Parramatta 4 | Sydney | Australia 155 m / 510’ De Rotterdam | Rotterdam | The Netherlands 150 m / 495’ EMA | Amsterdam | The Netherlands 80 m / 265’ RAXTAR COMMON TOWER The safer access tower for high rises RAXTAR the specialist of vertical access solutions introduces a new unique modular logistical hub for construction sites: RX Common Tower. The RX Common Tower was developed to help maximize the transport of people and materials while taking up the least amount of footprint and minimum space required for access into the building. The RX Common Tower provides compelling advantages over the “traditional” systems available in the market. • Independent erection and dismantling resulting in less hoist usage and no crane time. • Less labor during erection and this dismantling (saving over 20%). • Increased safety for crews with no heavy or rope lifting and no climbing. • Safety first – RX Cocoon: a complete safe working environment at height during installation and dismantling. • The modularity of the RX Common Tower supports different hoist models and systems. DUPLEX Bringing your formwork RX CONTROL to the The smart way to guarantee your uptime next level All RAXTAR hoists can be equipped with the RX Control system. This software solution with enhanced data gathering functionalities enables better management of logistical flows during the building process. The remote monitoring system allows access to all RAXTAR hoists at jobsites around the world via the internet. As a result, continuous management and troubleshooting can be applied. Managing hoists through RX Control helps operation and jobsite managers to optimize their hoists usage proactively based on real time information. Features in RX Control’s latest version with a new interface responsive to any internet device • Remote software and parameters updates and checks • Hoist complex view: one screen visualizes all the hoists on your building • RX Control managing hoist of other brands Learn how our rental, sales, service and software solutions contribute to the success of your high rise projects! T +31 (0) 88 369 0000 F +31 (0) 88 369 0001 E [email protected] I www.raxtar.com © 2019 RAXTAR ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
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