Telescopic platform for receipt of loads
Assignee“AFB” Anlagen-und Filterbau GmbH & Co. KG
InventorHeinz Langer
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Assignee“AFB” Anlagen-und Filterbau GmbH & Co. KG
InventorHeinz Langer
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A telescoping table with a base and at least two slides and a support table, which can be displaced linearly on it in a telescoping manner, and with drive devices assigned to these components, is to be operated in such a way that, even at small degrees of extension, at least the support table is fully or almost fully extended on the slide which guides it, and, to the extent possible, the second slide is also extended relatively far forward on the first slide, the required drive devices being installed in readily accessible and easy-to-maintain locations. For this purpose, it is proposed that the base be equipped with two drive devices, the first of which is connected only to the first slide, whereas the second operates tension cables, tension belts, tension bands, tension chains, and/or lengths of chain which operate a second slide or a second slide plus additional slides as well as the support table.
Telescoping table with a base and slides and a support table, wherein the slides and the support table are guided in linear fashion on the base in a telescoping manner, and with two or more drive devices mounted on the base, wherein a first one of the two or more drive devices is connected by drive means to a first one of the slides only, whereas a second one of the two or more drive devices operates tension members, which move at least a second one of the slides as well as the support table, wherein the first drive device operates a chain having two chain ends, each chain end being connected to opposite ends of the first slide (3), wherein the chain is guided from the first drive device over guide pinions (8, 9) and from the guide pinions (8, 9) to the opposite ends of the first slide (3), wherein the two chain ends cross each other between the guide pinions (8, 9) and the opposite ends of the first slide (3).
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