Equipment for a person working at height
AssigneeManitou Bf
InventorsFrançois MELLERIN, Stéphane TAILLY
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AssigneeManitou Bf
InventorsFrançois MELLERIN, Stéphane TAILLY
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Machine (1) for working at elevation comprising a lower part (2), a lifting structure (3), a cradle (4) carried by the lifting structure (3), and a unit (5) for controlling the movement of the lifting structure (3) between at least one low position and one high position of the cradle (4), said cradle (4) comprising at least one platform (6) and a guardrail structure in the form of a frame (7) surrounding the platform (6). The cradle (4) comprises a carriage (8) and a guide path (9) for the carriage (8), along which the carriage (8) is movably mounted. The carriage (8) comprises at least one anchoring member and the unit (5) for controlling the movement of the lifting structure (3) is configured to control the movement of the lifting structure (3) depending on the position of the carriage (8) along the guide path (9).
Equipment (1) for at least one person working at height, said equipment (1) comprising a bottom portion (2), a lifting structure (3), a basket-type work platform (4) carried by the lifting structure (3) and a control unit (5) for controlling the movement of the lifting structure (3) at least for a movement of the work platform (4) between a lower position and an upper position, said work platform (4) comprising at least one platform (6) and a guardrail structure in the form of a frame (7) surrounding the platform (6), characterized in that the work platform (4) comprises a carriage (8) and a guide track (9) for guiding the carriage (8) along which the carriage (8) is movably mounted, in that the carriage (8) comprises at least one anchoring member (10) and in that the control unit (5) for controlling the movement of the lifting structure (3) is configured to control the movement of the lifting structure (3) as a function of the position of the carriage (8) along the guide track (9).
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