Support for a trolley, and overhead transport device having such a support
AssigneeKonecranes Global Corporation
InventorsChristoph Paßmann, Bastian Wiehagen, Marian Witte, Sven Müller
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AssigneeKonecranes Global Corporation
InventorsChristoph Paßmann, Bastian Wiehagen, Marian Witte, Sven Müller
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A support for a trolley, having a running surface that is formed on the support for the trolley, an upper chord, a lower chord and braces that connect said chords together, wherein the braces are designed to be flat, and each brace has a main surface that faces away from the support longitudinally between the upper chord and the lower chord. Two of the braces form a brace pair in each case and are arranged next to one another as viewed in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the support, preferably on the outside of opposite longitudinal sides of the support. To provide such a support, the flat braces are releasably secured to the upper chord and/or to the lower chord. The invention also relates to an overhead transport device having such a support and a trolley that can be moved along the support on the running surface.
A support for a trolley, comprising a running surface that is formed on the support for the trolley, an upper chord, a lower chord and braces that connect said chords together, wherein the braces are flat, and each brace has a flat main surface that faces away from the support longitudinally between the upper chord and the lower chord, wherein two of the braces form a brace pair in each case and are arranged next to one another as viewed in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the support, wherein the flat braces are releasably secured to the upper chord and/or to the lower chord, and wherein the running surface is arranged in an interior space defined by the lower chord for receiving an internally running trolley running gear of the trolley, and wherein the running surface comprises a continuous surface for supporting the trolley running gear.
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