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CROSSWISE MOVEABLE PARKING PALLETS
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HiLine Corrosion Protection Crosswise Moveable Parking Pallets ParkBoard PQ Code number 587.26.190-004 I Version 01.2016 I © KLAUS Multiparking I We reserve the right to make technical changes

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1. System-specific corrosion protection Platform base sections Side members Platform base sections: StandardGrip: Hot galvanized according to DIN EN ISO 1461, layer thickness approx. 45 µm. Side members: Hot galvanized according to DIN EN ISO 1461, layer thickness approx. 55 µm. Acces plates: Hot galvanized according to DIN EN ISO 1461, layer thickness approx. 55 µm with additional orange powder coating (epoxide/polyester base) RAL 2000, dry film thickness approx. 60 – 80 µm. Access plate Cross members: Hot galvanized according to DIN EN ISO 1461, layer thickness approx. 55 µm. Rail system:...

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KLAUS Multiparking premium parking systems are subject to the European Parliament’s 2006/42/EG guidelines and the counsel of 17th May 2006 regarding machines (Machinery Directive) as well as DIN EN 14010 – safety of machines – equipment for power-driven parking of vehicles – Safety and EMW requirements regarding design, manufacture, assembly and activation. For the corrosion protection – described in detail below – DIN EN ISO 12944 applies. Individual components were assessed by us according to their functional and technical type and appropriate corrosion protection was specified. In...

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Galvanized platform base sections: Please note the following points for galvanized surfaces: ■ When using the platform base sections as parking spaces on KLAUS Multiparking Parking Systems, the zinc surface is subject to the extremely aggressive influences of water mixed with melting agents (e.g. road salt), particularly in the winter months. This inevitably leads to the zinc reacting with the melting agent mixtures. ■ This results in white marks made up of various zinc compounds (zinc oxide, zinc hydroxides, zinc chloride, etc.), which, if not removed, become encrusted on the surface and...

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