SRC Series 3″ Cable Carrier

• High strength, low weight
  Developed in 2001 to meet the specific needs of aerial lift manufacturers requiring long unsupported cable carrier spans and lightweight designs to reduce transportation costs and increase profitability.
  • Non-essential center portions of the link that are not exposed to strain have been removed, and hollow pins are used to further reduce weight.
• Strong, yet streamlined
  Half shear lockout link system reduces parts, weight, and costs without sacrificing strength.
• Unlimited cavity width flexibility
• Corrosion resistant
  Zinc-dichromate plated links for corrosion resistance (stainless steel custom order available).
• Many cavity and layout options including:
  • Bolted aluminum flat bar (AF) – separators available
  • Bolted aluminum round bar (RB) with optional poly roller (PR) – snap-on style glass-filled nylon separators available
  • Custom machined bars (MC)
  • Vertical and horizontal dividers/separators
  • Window extenders
  • Aluminum armor plates for an enclosed-style carrier (side bands are provided without openings)

Weight Load Chart

• Find the weight you want to put in the cable carrier on the left side of the chart (additional load).
• Then follow that row across until you get to the maximum unsupported length line.
• Unsupported length (a.k.a. unsupported span) is the maximum distance possible between the moving end mounting bracket and the topmost link of the curve.
• For a standard cable carrier mounted with the fixed end at center of travel, this length is 1/2 the system travel + 1 link pitch.
• This length can be greater or shorter if the fixed end is offset mounted from the center of travel.
• Using the load chart below, for example: an additional load of 4 lbs./ft can have a maximum unsupported span of 10 ft.