ZLP 800 suspended platform (800 kg, 7.5 m, galvanised) and HGD12 electric placing boom (12–14 m radius) for building work at height.
Platforms & Booms
ZLP 800 Suspended Platform
Hot dip galvanised suspended platform: 800 kg rated load, 7.5 m length, two 2.5 HP brake-motor hoists, two 30 kN anti-tilting locks.
Platforms & Booms
HGD12 Electric Concrete Placing Boom
Electric concrete placing boom: 12–14 m radius, 360° slewing, 125 mm pipe, 1–5 m spreading height, 415 V three phase, 1200 kg.
Two machines for the parts of a building job that happen above ground and out of reach. A suspended platform, called a gondola on most Indian sites, hangs from the roof on steel wire ropes and carries workers and material up and down the face of the building for plastering, painting, glazing and cladding. A concrete placing boom stands on the slab being cast and swings the end of the pump line across the floor, so concrete lands where it is needed without a gang dragging pipe over the steel.
Topall Impex supplies one model of each, delivered and commissioned from Delhi.
They solve different problems, so most buyers need them at different stages of the same building. The placing boom earns its keep during the structure, slab after slab. The suspended platform comes in once the frame is up, for the facade work that follows. Contractors who carry a tower from foundation to finishing buy both.
Price on request, usually quoted the same working day. For the platform, the main driver is how many sets you need to cover the facade on your programme. For the boom, tell us the pump you run and the slab sizes you pour, so we can confirm the 12–14 m radius covers them before we quote.
External scaffolding covers the whole face at once, but it has to be erected, inspected and struck again, and it ties up material for months. A suspended platform is rigged from the roof and moved from drop to drop as the work progresses. In the same way, a placing boom replaces the pipe gang: without one, workers uncouple and carry the last lengths of pipeline across the reinforcement every time the pour moves.
Both run on 415 V, 50 Hz. The ZLP 800 hoists are 2.5 HP each, fed through 100 m of 2.5 mm × 5 core cable from a single control panel. The HGD12 uses two 0.75 KW motors. Plan the supply at roof or slab level before delivery.
| Specification | ZLP 800 |
|---|---|
| Rated load | 800 kg |
| Platform length | 7.5 m in four sections (2.5, 2.5, 1.5 and 1 m) |
| Width | 2 feet |
| Material | Hot dip galvanised |
| Hoists | 2, at 2.5 HP, 415 V, 50 Hz, with electromagnetic brake motors |
| Safety locks | 2 anti-tilting, 30 kN |
| Wheels | 4 bottom wheels and 2 wall support wheels |
| Specification | HGD12 |
|---|---|
| Placing radius | 12 to 14 m |
| Slewing range | 360 degrees |
| Concrete spreading height | 1 to 5 m |
| Pipe diameter | 125 mm |
| Motors | 2 x 0.75 kW |
| Supply | 3 phase, 415 V, 50 Hz |
| Weight | 1200 kg |
A suspended platform, a gondola and a suspended working platform are the same equipment on Indian sites. It hangs from the roof on steel wire ropes and carries workers and material up and down the face of a building for plastering, painting, glazing and cladding. Compare platforms on rated load, platform length, hoist power and the safety locks fitted.
A concrete placing boom, also called a placing boom or concrete placer boom, stands on the slab being cast and swings the end of the pump line across the floor. Before you order, check that the 12 to 14 m radius covers your slab, and tell us which pump you run.
Tell us the job — the material, the area and the specification — and we will tell you which machine is right, and which one is more than you need.