Mechanical dock shelter PMN
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Mechanical dock shelter PMN Data sheet Technical modifications reserved

Mechanical dock shelter PMN Technical modifications reserved v: 2.0.0

Mechanical dock shelter PMN 1. General information The PMN-type dock shelter for installation in a bay is a new design the wide range of PROMStahl products. It is designed for customers who attach a great importance to power saving and intending to protect their goods against atmospheric conditions. Differences between the dimensions of the warehouse door opening and the docked truck create empty spaces which must be sealed in the best possible way. The PMN-type sealing is mounted directly in the building bay in order not to disrupt the facade continuity and significantly improve general...

Mechanical dock shelter PMN 1.1 Design features Nominal widths (NW): 3250, 3300, 3400, 3450 mm (optionally to 3600 mm) Nominal heights (NH): 3200, 3400, 3500, 3600 mm (optionally to 4500 mm) Top cushion nominal height (A): 1000, 1200, 1500 mm Side cushion nominal width (B): 600 mm (to NW 3400) , 700 mm (from NW 3450) Mounting height (MH): 4500 mm (recommended) Material of main cushions: black PVC, 3 mm, double textile interweaving, approx. 3400g/m2 Material of wall and roof cushions: black PVC, 0.5 mm, textile reinforcement, approx. 680 g/m2 Approach lines: white, yellow Assembly sets:...

Mechanical dock shelter PMN 1.2 Table of dimensions Technical modifications reserved

Mechanical dock shelter PMN 2. Top cushion 2.1 Standard A standard solution with side cuts. Suitable for most loading operations of typical size vehicles. 2.2 Cushion with additional side cuts (T-type) A cushion supplied with additional cuts forming six flaps, three on the right and three on the left side. It ensures optimal sealing of vehicle corners. Technical modifications reserved

Mechanical dock shelter PMN 2.3 Cut cushion (V-type) A cushion supplied with additional cuts along its entire length. It ensures optimal sealing of vehicle corners, in particular at a large variability of docked vehicle width. 2.4 Cushion with a number Optional marking, e.g. dock number. Technical modifications reserved

Mechanical dock shelter PMN 3. Side cushion 3.1 Approach lines Standard white approach lines for easier vehicle docking. 3.2 Stiffening slats Additional optional elements stiffening the side cushion. They ensure greater pressure of the cushion to the vehicle, thus better sealing. Technical modifications reserved

Mechanical dock shelter PMN 3.3 Cuts for bumpers Optional cuts in the side cushions to prevent material damage if bumpers of large thickness are applied. Technical modifications reserved

Mechanical dock shelter PMN 4. Other optional equipment Electric sealing blinds An additional sealing blind with electric drive. For vehicles of significant height differences. Direct control or integrated with the PROM dock leveller controller. Technical modifications reserved

Mechanical dock shelter PMN 5. Fixing to a building Along with the PMV shelter, a range of mounting sets adjusted for an individual building scenario can be supplied. Concrete wall Insulated wall Sandwich plate Cellular concrete Technical modifications reserved

Mechanical dock shelter PMN6. Assembly drawing NB Technical modifications reserved

Mechanical dock shelter PMN 7. Selection of sealing Mounting height To ensure proper sealing and functioning of the PMN dock shelter, the mounting height (MH) should be at least 250 mm greater than the maximum height of the docked vehicle (Hmax). Top cushion length A condition of good sealing of a vehicle is a properly selected dimension of the top cushion – A. The length of the lap on the vehicle (difference between the height of the lowest docked vehicle (H min) and the height of the bottom edge of the cushion overlapping the vehicle) should be at least 200 mm. Technical modifications...

Mechanical dock shelter PMN Sealing depth The sealing depth must be selected so the side and top cushions are able to cover the vehicle along its entire height, considering the inclination angle of the manoeuvring yard and the vehicle, and bumper thickness. <z[%] -H < ND — Bumper thickness Technical modifications reserved v: 2.0.0