Mounting Options
Choose the mounting option that best suits your job site requirements. In many cases, multiple mounting systems are used—start out with a free-standing mast on a gravity base or ballasted cross frame, then transition to a slab supported arrangement using floor frames with a self-climbing mechanism (see YouTube video) as the structure rises. In all cases, the Schwing octagonal mast system is compatible. Or mount one or more separate placing booms to zero-elevation frames that attach to a climbing form system. Schwing booms are also easily adapted to lattice towers, concrete walls/structures, barges or other marine applications. And our four-pin mounting system allows Schwing separate placing booms to be quickly detached and flown to multiple masts for large-scale projects.
Modular Octagonal Masts
Modular octagonal sections (4m & 6m lengths) bolt together for ease of assembly. Allows free-standing to 70' with 28 meter boom or 50' with 35 meter boom without a counterweight. Accessories (ladders, pipeline holders, work platform) can be easily added thanks to brackets welded on each mast section.
Free-Standing
Free-standing the mast and separate placing boom is accomplished with a Cross Frame that can be anchored to a gravity base footing or ballasted frame.
Slab Supported
Clamp Style Floor Frames: Floor frames are positioned on two floor levels to secure the mast with pins and wedges. The mast requires a 41-1/8" x 41-1/8" floor opening and is secured by a frame with a pin and system of wedges.
Self-Climbing: Schwing's lightweight modular self-climbing system can be installed and operated by one-person. Raising the mast and separate placing boom is smooth, balanced, and easily performed utilizing two hydraulic cylinders and hydraulic power from the power pack.
Our experienced and knowledgeable staff are here to help you with any questions you may have about our Telebelts and Placing Booms. For more information, please contact your local representative