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September 2009 |
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SINGAPORE Complicated Marina Development
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By means of a lifting mechanism, specially developed for this system, and the chain guidance shoe for transferring the force at the slab edge, the table can be pulled horizontally from the building and then lifted immediately to the next shuttering position. During the moving procedure, the operating personnel are always positioned in a safe and secure place on the slab edge and do not have not to stand on the table. In spite of the huge table sizes, the SKYTABLE system is extremely flexible. Using PERI MULTIPROP aluminum slab props, a large lowering height is achieved, with slab offsets of up to 200 mm and, at the same time, 50-centimetre parapet wall heights. In addition, the MULTIPROP props can be connected by means of MRK frames in order to form towers. Thus, SKYTABLE tables can be flexibly used for the intermediate storey heights of almost nine metres as well.
This has meant that any table modifications required have been kept to an absolute minimum, and time-consuming, costly conversion work which could lead to misapplications have been avoided as far as possible. Climbing without a crane
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