Mast Climbing Work Platform
P3000Twin Mast Climbing Work Platform
Double-mast climbing work platform for wide facades requiring high capacity and stable operation.
- Capacity
- 3000 kg
- Speed
- 8 m/min
- Maximum Height
- 250 m
- Maximum Width
- 30 m
Capacity
3000 kg
Speed
8 m/min
Maximum Height
250 m
Maximum Width
30 m
Technical Drawings
Double-Mast Platform Solution for Wide Facades
P3000 is a double-mast climbing work platform developed for projects requiring high capacity and stable operation across wide facades. Its 3,000 kg loading capacity, maximum platform width of 30 metres and automatic levelling system provide a powerful solution for large-scale facade applications.
Technical Specifications
- Capacity
- 3000 kg
- Speed
- 8 m/min
- Maximum Height
- 250 m
- Maximum Width
- 30 m
- Motor Power
- 4 x 2.2 kW
- System Type
- Double mast
- Levelling
- Automatic levelling
- Mast Section Thickness
- 4 mm
- Mast Finish
- Galvanized
- Mast Height
- 1.5 m
- Mast Weight
- 65 kg
Technical specifications — P3000
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 3000 kg |
| Speed | 8 m/min |
| Maximum Height | 250 m |
| Maximum Width | 30 m |
| Motor Power | 4 x 2.2 kW |
| System Type | Double mast |
| Levelling | Automatic levelling |
| Mast Section Thickness | 4 mm |
| Mast Finish | Galvanized |
| Mast Height | 1.5 m |
| Mast Weight | 65 kg |
Key Features
Automatic Levelling
If an imbalance occurs between the two masts, the platform automatically corrects its level.
Chassis
The steel chassis and integrated safety systems provide a secure operating structure.
Mast System
The masts are manufactured from 4 mm-thick galvanized steel for high durability and a long service life. Each mast section is 1.5 metres high and weighs 65 kg.
Electrical Cabinet
The PLC-controlled electrical system simplifies fault monitoring. System status and active safety information can be viewed through the operator display.
MTS
Monitor Your Machine with MTS
With the MTS Machine Tracking System, operating status, energy data and fault information from platforms and hoists can be monitored remotely through the mobile application and web interface.
Frequently asked questions
What is the load capacity of the P3000?
The P3000 Twin Mast Climbing Work Platform has a catalogue load capacity of 3000 kg. The permitted load on a project follows the approved configuration and load chart.
How fast and how high does the P3000 go?
The P3000 is catalogued with a speed of 8 m/min and a maximum height of 250 m.
What is the maximum platform width of the P3000?
The catalogue maximum platform width of the P3000 is 30 m. The actual working length is planned from the facade drawing and configuration.
Is the P3000 CE certified?
Yes. The P 1500 and P 3000 models hold EC Type Examination Certificate CAC-M-242-1, issued by CAC Conformity Assessment Center under the 2006/42/EC Machinery Directive against EN 1495+A2 (valid until 07.04.2031).
Should I choose the P1500 or the P3000?
The P1500 is a single-mast platform (1,500 kg, max. 10 m width) and the P3000 a twin-mast platform (3,000 kg, max. 30 m width). The choice depends on working length, load position and site conditions.
Can the P3000 be monitored remotely with MTS?
Yes. ALPMAKSAN MTS (Machine Tracking System) is PLC-based; live machine status, energy data, alarms, service and inventory records are available on iOS, Android and the web.
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