WINBAG

WINBAG at Latrand includes MINI, CONNECT and MAX inflatable installation air wedges. Main differences concern wedge size, levelling range and permissible load. Choose for the specific installation space and manufacturer conditions for the corresponding model.

MINI and CONNECT are compared on three separate measures

For WINBAG MINI, the manufacturer states a cushion size of 10 × 16 cm, levelling range of 2–40 mm and lifting capacity up to 70 kg. Consider these values separately: the cushion size and space required for levelling describe different aspects of selection. The stated load applies under the manufacturer's intended conditions.

WINBAG CONNECT has a 16 × 16 cm air wedge and levelling range of 2–50 mm. The lifting capacity per wedge is 135 kg. If comparing MINI and CONNECT, match not just load but available space and required range. A higher value for one measure does not alone determine the right model for every task.

MAX has its own size and range

For WINBAG MAX, a 24 × 24 cm cushion, a levelling range of 2–70 mm and a lifting capacity of up to 250 kg are stated. This model's hose is 150 cm long. These features apply to MAX and should not be treated as general data for MINI or CONNECT.

Before selection, record the wedge size the space permits, required range and load conditions. Compare the entire requirement set with model documentation. The MAX name or largest description number does not replace checking the specific installation task.

The connected CONNECT system has separate limitations

The manufacturer limits the connected CONNECT system to 450 kg regardless of the number of cushions. Individual lifting capacities are not added arithmetically. Selecting a connected version requires the actual CONNECT system and applicable manufacturer table; a value for an individual cushion does not determine the permissible load of every configuration.

In installation air wedges , compare the three models presented by these measures. For other task equipment, continue to tools and measurement. Retain the exact model and documentation conditions throughout selection; nominal lifting capacity is not a general promise of safety for any application.