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Cruz Imperiaal Staal geschikt voor Iveco Daily 4100 H2 (II) (2014-)

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Cruz Imperiaal Staal geschikt voor Iveco Daily 4100 H2 (II) (2014-)Omschrijving Specificaties Montagehandleiding De Cruz Imperiaal Evo Staal is een robuuste dakopbouw speciaal voor bedrijfswagens, ontworpen om lange of grote voorwerpen veilig op het dak te vervoeren. De imperiaal wordt gemonteerd op de bestaande bevestigingspunten van het voertuig en is geschikt voor intensief gebruik. Constructie en materiaal Materiaal: gegalvaniseerd staal voor hoge belastbaarheid. Afwerking: poeder of coatingbehandeling om

De Cruz Imperiaal Evo Staal is een robuuste dakopbouw speciaal voor bedrijfswagens, ontworpen om lange of grote voorwerpen veilig op het dak te vervoeren. De imperiaal wordt gemonteerd op de bestaande bevestigingspunten van het voertuig en is geschikt voor intensief gebruik.

Constructie en materiaal
  • Materiaal: gegalvaniseerd staal voor hoge belastbaarheid.
  • Afwerking: poeder- of coatingbehandeling om corrosie te beperken.
  • Ontwerp: stevig draagraam met extra dwarsliggers en zijrelingen voor optimale lading­ondersteuning.
  • Professioneel gebruik: geschikt voor bouw, installatiewerk of transport van grote, lange materialen.

Aerodynamisch ontwerp
De imperiaal is voorzien van een winddeflector aan de voorzijde om wind of trillingen tegen te gaan. Het draagframe is ontworpen om de luchtstroom langs het dak te verbeteren, waardoor windgeluid en extra brandstofverbruik zoveel mogelijk worden beperkt.

Bevestiging en montage
  • Montage direct op de originele dakbevestigingspunten, geen boren of structurele aanpassing van het dak vereist.
  • Montageset inclusief handleiding en bevestigingsmateriaal afgestemd op het specifieke bedrijfswagen­model.
  • De imperiaal wordt geleverd als zelfbouwpakket
Accessoires en functionaliteit
  • Zijrelingen en voorbindingpunten aanwezig voor het veilig vastzetten van lange ladingen.
  • Uitbreidbaar met accessoires zoals ladderrol, deurladders, loopplanken of opbergkokers.
Draagvermogen en technische gegevens
  • Maximaal draagvermogen: 180 kg
  • TÜV gecertificeerd
  • 3 jaar garantie

Specificaties

Merk Cruz
Maximale daklast 180 kg
Type dak Vaste bevestigingspunten
Geschikt voor Iveco Daily 4100 H2 (II) (2014 tot heden)
Geschikt voor panoramadak of schuif-/kanteldak Ja
Lengte van imperiaal 450 cm
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Montagehandleiding

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