OMAC P140 Hydraulic Puller
The OMAC P140 is a hydraulic puller rated to 140 kN for stringing overhead transmission lines.
Description
The OMAC P140 is a hydraulic puller that pulls one rope in stringing operations on overhead transmission lines. It delivers a maximum pull of 140 kN at 1.8 km/h. At its top speed of 4.5 km/h it delivers 55 kN.
The machine has one pair of multi-grooved steel bull-wheels, each Ø600 mm with 10 grooves, suited to stringing one steel rope. It accepts ropes up to 24 mm in diameter and joints up to 60 mm. A reelwinder takes a 1600 mm diameter reel and includes an automatic ropewinder.
Power comes from a water-cooled diesel engine rated at 176 hp (130 kW), with a 12 V electric plant. A heat exchanger cools the oil in the hydraulic circuit.
The operator works from a control panel with a built-in DEG 4.0 electronic instrument, which has a 7″ graphic colour display and a USB port. The P140 uses a maintenance-free load cell reading system and has an electronic instrument by-pass. A pull force setting device holds the pre-set force even at zero speed, and a negative hydraulic brake provides safety braking.
As standard, the P140 sits on a rigid-axle chassis with a manual brake and a detachable drawbar for low-speed towing on the job site. It has hydraulic back stabilisers and manual front stabilisers, attachments for anchoring and lifting, and a manual rope clamp. The machine measures 3.95 m long, 2.30 m wide and 2.20 m high, and weighs 4900 kg without rope.
The machine has one pair of multi-grooved steel bull-wheels, each Ø600 mm with 10 grooves, suited to stringing one steel rope. It accepts ropes up to 24 mm in diameter and joints up to 60 mm. A reelwinder takes a 1600 mm diameter reel and includes an automatic ropewinder.
Power comes from a water-cooled diesel engine rated at 176 hp (130 kW), with a 12 V electric plant. A heat exchanger cools the oil in the hydraulic circuit.
The operator works from a control panel with a built-in DEG 4.0 electronic instrument, which has a 7″ graphic colour display and a USB port. The P140 uses a maintenance-free load cell reading system and has an electronic instrument by-pass. A pull force setting device holds the pre-set force even at zero speed, and a negative hydraulic brake provides safety braking.
As standard, the P140 sits on a rigid-axle chassis with a manual brake and a detachable drawbar for low-speed towing on the job site. It has hydraulic back stabilisers and manual front stabilisers, attachments for anchoring and lifting, and a manual rope clamp. The machine measures 3.95 m long, 2.30 m wide and 2.20 m high, and weighs 4900 kg without rope.
Optional devices include:
- An axle with leaf spring suspension, drawbar, pneumatic braking, tyres and lights for road towing (without homologation)
- Road towing lights
- A pneumatic braking system
- A cold-start device for the diesel engine and hydraulic circuit down to -30°C
- A cable remote control with 10 m of cable
- A radio control with a range of up to 100 m
- An automatic rope clamp
- Hydraulic front stabilisers
- A printer with accessories and case
- A bigger reelwinder for a 1900 mm diameter reel
- A set-up for pulling two ropes simultaneously
- A second reelwinder to complete the two-rope set-up
- A synchronising device to connect two machines for pulling two ropes simultaneously, with 20 m cable control
Applications
Features
- Single-rope puller: pulls one rope in overhead transmission line stringing.
- Multi-grooved steel bull-wheels: one pair fit for stringing one steel rope.
- DEG 4.0 control panel: built-in electronic instrument with a 7″ graphic colour display and USB port.
- Load cell reading system: maintenance-free.
- Electronic instrument by-pass: fitted as standard.
- Pull force setting: device holds the pre-set force even at speed “0”.
- Safety braking: negative hydraulic brake.
- Job-site chassis: rigid axle, manual brake and detachable drawbar for low-speed towing.
- Stabilisers: hydraulic back and manual front.
- Anchoring and lifting: attachments included.
- Oil cooling: heat exchanger for the hydraulic circuit.
- Reelwinder: fit for a 1600 mm dia reel, with automatic ropewinder.
- Rope clamp: manual clamp supplied as standard.
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Specifications
| Model Name | OMAC P140 Hydraulic Puller |
|---|---|
| Model No. | OMAC-P140 |
| description | 140kN Hydraulic Puller |
| pull force max kn | 140 |
Specifications
| Category | Specification | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Features | Bull-Wheels | 2 x Ø 600 mm |
| Number of Grooves | 10 | |
| Max Rope Diameter | 24 mm | |
| Max Joint Diameter | 60 mm | |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 3.95 x 2.30 x 2.20 m | |
| Weight (without rope) | 4900 kg | |
| Pull Performances | Max Pull | 140 kN |
| Speed at Max Pull | 1.8 km/h* | |
| Max Speed | 4.5 km/h | |
| Pull at Max Speed | 55 kN* | |
| Engine | Feeding | Diesel |
| Power | 176 hp / 130 kW* | |
| Cooling | Water | |
| Electric Plant | 12 V |
* According to the EC directive 97/68/CE with subsequent amendments and additions. Performances of the machine without optional devices, at sea level and temperature 20°C. Dimensions and weights are without optional devices.
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