Salient Characteristic - Lower Lobe Loader.pdf
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This document outlines the salient characteristics for a Lower Lobe Loader (Aircraft Cargo Loader) under the 379 EAPS contract. The specification requires a single unit designed specifically for Boeing 747 and 777 lower lobe cargo compartments, with precise technical requirements including a main platform lifting height ranging from 0.49 to 3.7 meters, a front platform lifting height from 1.8 to 3.7 meters, and a minimum rated lifting capacity of 7 tons for both platforms. Additional key specifications include a diesel engine preference, a cargo loading deck width of 3.26 meters, and mechanical omni rollers to facilitate baggage bin positioning. The document also indicates a bi-annual maintenance requirement for the loader, suggesting ongoing service and support will be part of the procurement.
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Salient Characteristics - Lower Lober Loader UFR
379 EAPS
• Lower Lobe Loader, Also Know as Aircraft Cargo Loader o Must state equipment is suitable for use on Boeing 747 and 777 lower lobe compartments, aft and forward.
o Main platform lifting height minimum of 0.49 meters, maximum of 3.7 meters o Front platform lifting height minimum of 1.8 meters, maximum of 3.7 meters o Minimum rated lifting capacity for front and main platforms of 7 tons o Deisel engine preferred, not electric o Cargo loading deck width of 3.26 meters o Must have mechanical omni rollers on deck to spin baggage bins into proper configuration
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Bi-Annual Maintenance for Lower Lobe Loader
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