Basic specifications
| model |
CT 5114
|
| equipped with (connector type) |
CORE
|
| max. working pressure |
10.443 psi
|
| max. working pressure |
720 / 72 (bar/Mpa)
|
| key words |
CT5114
|
Performance
| spreading distance |
362 mm
|
| spreading distance |
14,3 in
|
| max. cutting opening |
277 mm
|
| max. cutting opening |
10,9 in
|
| max. spreading force |
29.450 lbf
|
| max. spreading force |
131 / 13.4 (kN/t)
|
| min. spreading force (EN 13204) |
7.419 lbf
|
| min. spreading force (EN 13204) |
33 / 3.4 (kN/t)
|
| theoretical calculated spreading force |
740 / 75.5 (kN/t)
|
| theoretical calculated spreading force |
166.359 lbf
|
| theoretical cutting force |
60.249 lbf
|
| theoretical cutting force |
268 / 27.3 (kN/t)
|
| max. squeezing force |
7.644 lbf
|
| max. squeezing force |
34 / 3.5 (kN/t)
|
| directives |
2006/42/EC
|
General specifications
| required oil content (effective) |
55 cc
|
| required oil content (effective) |
1,9 oz
|
| hydraulic oil type |
ISO-L HV VG 15/22
|
Dimensions, weight and temperature
| weight, ready for use |
8,5 kg
|
| weight, ready for use |
18,7 lb
|
| temperature range |
-20 + 55 °C
|
| temperature range |
-4 + 131 °F
|
| dimensions (AxBxC) |
596 x 276 x 193 mm
|
| dimensions (AxBxC) |
23.5 x 10.9 x 7.6 in
|
Safety factors / tests
| hydraulic safety factor |
2:1
|
| endurance test tool |
1000 cycles of spreading while the tool is loaded and 1000 cycles of biting in material that cannot be cut
|
| endurance test dead man’s handle |
6000 cycles
|
Norms
| EN 13204 compliant |
yes
|
| EN 13204 classification |
BK33/362-E-8.5
|
| EN 13204, cutting capacity |
1E 2E 3E 4E 5E
|
| NFPA 1936 compliant |
yes
|
| NFPA 1936, cutting capacity |
A5 B5 C5 D6 E4 F3
|
| NFPA 1936, HSF |
40 kN
|
| NFPA 1936, HSF |
4,1 t
|
| NFPA 1936, HSF |
8.992 lbf
|
| NFPA 1936, HSF |
40 / 4.1 (kN/t)
|
| NFPA 1936, LSF |
30 kN
|
| NFPA 1936, LSF |
3,1 t
|
| NFPA 1936, LSF |
6.744 lbf
|
| NFPA 1936, LSF |
30 / 3.1 (kN/t)
|
Cutting performance
| round bar (S235 acc. to EN 13204) |
24 mm
|
| round bar (S235 acc. to EN 13204) |
0,9 in
|
