Quadra

DESCRIPTION

Quadra is the manhole-lifting trolley designed to ensure safety and efficiency during the opening and handling of large manhole covers, up to 120 cm in width or diameter.

The trolley allows for a stable and secure grip on manhole covers with either four or two anchoring points located at the corners, enabling operation by a single user in an upright position, with reduced physical effort and increased operational safety. For stuck covers, Quadra also enables unlocking via the two eye bolts on the trolley arms.

The integrated stabilizing bar acts directly on the load’s center of gravity, evenly distributing the weight of the manhole cover and reducing the effort needed for lifting.

The foldable and collapsible handle facilitates transportation and storage in vans and warehouses, allowing for organized equipment management and quick deployment in the field.

Thanks to these features, Quadra is the ideal solution for operators who require a high-performance and efficient manhole-lifting trolley, ensuring fast and safe operations even in the most demanding working conditions.

TEcnical sheet

Tecnical Sheet

VERSIONS

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Quadra 120
Code: A-CQ-120
Scope:180 kg

INCLUDED ACCESSORIES

4 GR Keys
Set of four GR keys (type chosen by customer) and accessories for manhole cleaning
Carrying bag
Quadra manhole-lifting trolley
Standard wheels

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

Trolley
Code: A-RB-T
Wheeled bag for easy transport of the trolley.
24 GR keys set
Code: A-RC-S24GR
6 sets of 4 equal hooks + manhole cover cleaning accessories
Oversized wheels
Code: A-AR250
Larger diameter wheels (250 mm), designed to facilitate movement of manhole covers with greater thickness.
Chiave a cricchetto
Open Ratchet
Code: A-AWO
Open ratchet wrench, useful for faster and more practical tightening of GR keys.
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Sliding Guide
Code: VAL-A-ASGS-100
Pair of aluminum ramps with anti-slip surface, enabling easy use of manhole-lifting trolleys on uneven or damaged ground around the manhole.

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