Bogie lift trolley
The bogie lift trolley is a jack that is used to lift a bogie over a few centimeters with 4 lifting points (located underneath the bogie), without removing the bogie (the rolling stock body still remains on the bogie), in order to free the iron wheels from the rail (sufficient lifting height to free the flange from the rail). This lifting operation enables access to many maintenance operations requiring the removal of the wheel from the rail such as wheel change, magnetic pad, etc.
The bogie lift truck runs on a track underneath the rolling stock to be positioned under the bogie (e.g. on piles for a tram, on a line or pit track for a metro).
The bogie lift truck operates electrohydraulically, the lifting movement is ensured by 4 synchronized hydraulic jacks.
There are various models of bogie lift trucks, which are all suited to the lifted rolling stock and the workshop.
• 16 ton capacity for ARPEGE motor / carrier bogies
• 17 ton capacity for MPL16 carrier and motor bogies
• 20 ton capacity for ARPEGE motor / carrier bogies
• 20.4 ton capacity for IXEGE motor bogies
Please refer to the technical chart for more details.
Technical characteristics
Reference | CLB |
Capacity | 16 T, 17T, 20T et 20,4T |
Stroke | 300 / 350 mm |
Low point | 1000 mm |
Overall lenght | 2250 mm |
Overall width | 1200 mm |
Diameter support pins | Ø 60 (Depending on the lifting point under the bogie) |
Equipments |
Guide rollers Retractable wheels Fork support Handling bar Sling ring |
Transversal adjustment of each support pins | +/- 30 mm |
Tension | 400V/50Hz TRI+N – 4 kW (in semi-autonomous mode – Connect the elevation plug) |
Control panel |
On-board power / control box Wired button box with Up, Down and Emergency Stop push buttons (3 m cable) 20 m reel for the power cable |
Lifting modes | Up, Down : 2 front pins , 2 back pins or 4 pins |
Movement | Manual |
Safety |
Safety wedge per cylinder Pilot valve Safety Relay Emergency stop Parachute valve Compensated flow valve |
Safety mode | Emergency up and down in the event of a power failure |