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Stringing Equipment and Tools YEARS experience 55POWERCOM POWERCOM STRINGING EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS STRINGING E QUIPMENT AND TOOLS Powercom sa is one of the most consolidated and renowned companies in the world for stringing equipment and tools manufacturing. It was established in 1891 and it is nowadays located in Switzerland. As global competition increases, manufacturers are faced with constant demands to provide higher quality and better service at lower cost and in less time. Quality, performance and customer oriented attitude are of paramount importance to Powercom sa. Powercom sa is committed to playing a proactive role in today world market by offering its customers better value for money and first class stringing equipment. We are certified ISO 9001. COUNTRIES WHERE POWERCOM EQUIPMENT OPERATES Albania Ecuador Luxembourg Serbia Algeria Egypt Macedonia Sierra Leone Angola El Salvador Malaysia Singapore Argentina Ethiopia Mali Slovenia Australia Fiji Malta South Africa Austria Finland Mauritius Spain Bahrain France Mexico Sri Lanka Bangladesh Germany Moldavia Sweden Belgium Ghana Morocco Switzerland Bolivia Greece Mozambique Syria Bosnia-Hercegovina Guatemala Namibia Taiwan Botswana Honduras Netherlands Tanzania Brazil Hungary New Zealand Thailand Bulgaria Iceland Nigeria Tunisia Cameroon India Norway Turkey Canada Indonesia Oman United Arab Emirates Chile Iran Pakistan United Kindom Cina Iraq Paraguaj United States of Colombia Ireland Peru America (USA) Congo Italy Philippines Uruguay Costa Rica Jordan Poland Venezuela Croatia Kenya Portugal Vietnam Cuba Korea South Qatar Yemen Cyprus Kuwait Romania Zimbabwe Denmark Lebanon Russia Dominican Republic Libya Saudi Arabia POWERCOM POWERCOM www.powercom.ch • e-mail: [email protected] POWERCOM POWERCOM www.powercom.ch • e-mail: [email protected] HYDRAULIC WINCH MODEL PW01.50 Hydraulic winch fit to pull one rope in service operations like setting-ups and adjustments of trasmission lines. One close hydraulic circuit allows to vary continuously the speed in both directions by operating one only control device. • Detachable drum • Automatic swinging rope-winder with idle position for manual operation. • Dinamometer for reading the pull force. • Freewheeling of the drum. • Safety hydraulic negative brake. • Riding axle with tires and drawbar fit for towing at low speed in workplace. • Stabilisers and attacher for anchoring. 005 Preselector of max pull force to stop the engine in case • Heat exchanger to cool the oil in the hydraulic circuit. of overpull. • Rope-driver rollers fit for vertical and horizontal pull. 006 Sevice steel capstans beside the drum. 007 Automatic clamp for rope on side capstan. 008 Steel rope, diam. 8 or 10 mm, length on demand. FEATURES Bottom diameter 200 mm External diameter 500 mm Width 500 mm DRUM CAPACITY Rope Ø 8 mm 800 mm Rope Ø 10 mm 500 mm ENGINE Feeding gasoline Power 8 hp/5,8 kW Cooling air Starting by rope C B A x B x C = 1,20 x 1,15 x 0,85 m A Weight (without rope) = 350 Kg PULL PERFORMANCE ON THE MIDDLE LAYER OF ROPE Max pull 10 kN Speed at max pull 12 m/min. OPTIONAL DEVICES Max speed 40 m/min. 001 Axle with independent torsion bar suspensions and tires Pull at max speed 4 kN towing on the road at 60 Km/h, with mechanical parking on the first layer of rope brake. Max pull 15 kN 002 PVC cloth cover. Speed at max pull 8 m/min. 003 Diesel engine with rope starting. Max speed 30 m/min. 004 Engine electric starting with battery 12V. Pull at max speed 5 kN Model HYDRAULIC WINCH PW01.50 5 POWERCOM POWERCOM www.powercom.ch • e-mail: [email protected] HYDRAULIC WINCH MODEL PW02.30 Hydraulic winch fit to pull one rope in service operations like setting-ups and adjustments of trasmission lines. One close hydraulic circuit allows to vary continuously the speed in both directions by operating one only control device. • Drum equipped with neutral device for unwinding manually the rope while the engne is off. • Automatic swinging rope-winder with idle position for manual operation. • Machine control panel with dynamometer and preselector of max pull force. • Safety hydraulic negative brake. • Riding axle with tires and drawbar fit for towing at low speed in workplace. 007 Service winch with large-groove capstan (Ø 160 or 200 mm) • Stabilisers and attacher for anchoring. fed by the hydraulic circuit of the puller. • Heat exchanger to cool the oil in the hydraulic circuit. Max pulling force 500 kg. • Rope-driver rollers fit for vertical and horizontal pull. 008 Device to control the load descent in case of diesel engine breakdown. 009 Steel rope. FEATURES Drum bottom diameter 270 mm Optional capstan diameter 160 mm DRUM CAPACITY Rope Ø 10 mm - max length 700 mm Rope Ø 10 mm - suggested length 500 mm ENGINE Feeding diesel Power 26 hp/19 kW Cooling water Electric system 12V C B A x B x C = 1,70 x 1,50 x 1,35 m A Weight (without rope) = 850 Kg PULL PERFORMANCE ON THE MIDDLE LAYER OF ROPE Max pull 30 kN OPTIONAL DEVICES Speed at max pull 15 m/min. 001 Amortised axle, overrun brake and drawbar for towing Max speed 70 m/min. on the road (homologation excluded). Pull at max speed 6 kN 002 PVC cloth cover. 003 Metallic coverage with doors. 004 Remote control with 10 meters length cable. 005 Radio control for remote control. 006 Rope-presser roller on the drum. Model HYDRAULIC WINCH PW02.30 6 POWERCOM POWERCOM www.powercom.ch • e-mail: [email protected] HYDRAULIC WINCH MODEL PW03.50 Hydraulic winch fit to pull one rope in service operations like setting-ups and adjustments of trasmission lines. One close hydraulic circuit allows to vary continuously the speed in both directions by operating one only control device. • Steel drum • Automatic swinging rope-winder with idle position for manual operation. • Machine control panel with dynamometer and preselector of max pull force. • Safety hydraulic negative brake. • Riding axle with tires and drawbar fit for towing at low speed in workplace. • Stabilisers and attacher for anchoring. 007 Service winch with large-groove capstan • Heat exchanger to cool the oil in the hydraulic circuit. (Ø 160 or 200 mm) fed by the hydraulic circuit of the puller. • Rope-driver rollers fit for vertical and horizontal pull. Max pulling force 500 kg. 008 Device to control the load descent in case of diesel engine breakdown. 009 Steel rope. FEATURES Drum bottom diameter 400 mm Optional capstan diameter 200 mm DRUM CAPACITY Rope Ø 16 mm 400 mm Rope Ø 14 mm 500 mm ENGINE Feeding diesel Power 47 hp/35 kW Cooling water Electric system 12V C B A x B x C = 2,25 x 1,80 x 1,50 m A Weight (without rope) = 2000 Kg PULL PERFORMANCE ON THE MIDDLE LAYER OF ROPE Max pull 50 kN @ 21m/min. OPTIONAL DEVICES Pull 20 kN @ 60m/min. 001 Amortised axle, overrun brake and drawbar for towing Max speed 65 m/min. on the road (homologation excluded). 002 PVC cloth cover. 003 Metallic coverage with doors. 004 Remote control with 10 meters length cable. 005 Radio control (max distance 50 m). 006 Rope-presser roller on the drum. Model HYDRAULIC WINCH PW03.50 7 POWERCOM POWERCOM www.powercom.ch • e-mail: [email protected] SINGLE AXLE TRAILER FOR CABLE DRUM TRANSPORT MODEL PW04 The trailer is suitable for transporting cable drum, weight max 4200 kg. Lifting drum device by centralized hydraulic plant. Air brake system and lights prescribed, parking brake. Painted steel structure with rear bar. TECHNICAL DATA Lenght drawbar included: 5424 mm Width: 2500 mm Height: 1730 mm Pay load: 4200 kg OPTIONAL Tare: 1200 kg Cable drum winding/unwinding device driven by hydraulic plant Max drum dia: 3000 mm with petrol engine: Max width drum: 1430 mm RUGGERINI 8 HP or BRIGGS & STRATTON 11 HP. Shaft dia: 70 mm Lifting drum: hydraulic device Max towing speed: 80 Km/h. Other capacity and size available on request. Model SINGLE AXLE TRAILER FOR CABLE DRUM TRANSPORT PW04 8 POWERCOM POWERCOM www.powercom.ch • e-mail: [email protected] MODIFIED POLYPROPILENE ROPE MODEL PW08 Wire rope ANTI-TWISTING braided type for stringing conductors operation. CHARACTERISTICS: Thanks to the braided type structure it grants on effective anti-torsional stability during stringing operations. With its special modified polypropylene it grants a strong resisting against abrasion, acid alkali and UV ray. Water repellent. Color: Green. Model Diameter Weight Breaking Standard lengths on mm (gr/m) load 1400 mm diam. PW08.10 10 40 1400 2400 PW08.12 12 60 2300 2000 PW08.14 14 75 2650 1500 PW08.16 16 92 3200 1000 PW08.18 18 110 4050 1000 PW08.20 20 140 5150 1000 NYLON PILOT ROPE FOR STRINGING CONDUCTORS AND CABLES MODEL PW09 Antitwisting braided type polyester pulling rope with internal high tenacity nylon core. Model Diameter Weight Elongation Breaking Standard lengths mm (kg/m) with 35% of load mm Break. load daN PW09.06 8 0,046 5 1200 500-1000-2000 PW09.10 10 0,075 5 2000 1000-1600-2000 PW09.12 12 0,120 5 3500 1000-1600-2000 PW09.14 14 0,160 5 4300 1000-1600-2000 PW09.16 16 0,200 5 5000 1000 PW09.18 18 0,230 5 5800 1000 PW09.20 20 0,280 5 6500 1000 Model MODIFIED POLYPROPILENE ROPE NYLON PILOT ROPE FOR STRINGING PW08 - PW09 CONDUCTORS AND CABLES 9 POWERCOM POWERCOM www.powercom.ch • e-mail: [email protected] ANTITWISTING GALVANIZED SQUARE WIRE ROPE FOR layinG AND STRINGING CONDUCTORS AND CABLES The rope has been designed and developed in order to meet the MODEL PW21 severe workers’ needs while stringing. FEATURES ADVantaGES Several years experience in the field of wire ropes, first class raw PW21 antitwisting galvanized square wire rope offers the following materials, high technology and thanks to skilled labours, PW21 main advantages: model is produced according to the CE and international quality • Perfect non-rotation and safety standards.
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