Enclosed Track Aluminum Rail Series

Knight’s RAD4110, RAD6110 and RAD7510 Aluminum Rail Series has an enclosed track design that is extruded from a lightweight, high-strength aluminum alloy. The lightweight aluminum rail eases installation and reduces overhead requirements. The enclosed Series Rail is the ideal solution, whether your load is located directly under the system or cantilevered off to the side. This series, combined with nylon trolley wheels, provides the lowest rolling resistance in the industry.

For capacities greater than 3000 lbs., a Backer rail can be integrated into Knight’s RAD7510 Rail. This allows for greater capacities to be achieved. Either 6″ (RAA4438) or 8″ (RAA4439) Backers are available. See chart below for specific capacities.

The TR2000 Series Aluminum Rail is a streamlined design ideal for applications under 550 lbs/ft. [249.5 kg/m] capacity. This innovative system allows for festooning trolleys and plant utilities to be attached to the main line rail system, allowing for more travel. Application types can include: light duty weld guns, work benches and stations, filter/regulator/lubrication (FRL), festooning, light fixtures, weld curtains, etc.

General Information

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Features

  • Mechanical Properties: ASTM B221 6005-T5 Series Aluminum.
  • Multiple Overhead and Floor Mounted Configurations.
  • Supports Trolleys, End Trucks and Hangers.
  • TR2000/RAD4110/RAD6110 Rail Lengths:
    Up to 25 ft. [7.6m] without Splices.
  • RAD7510 Rail Lengths: Up to 30 ft. [9.1m] without Splices.

Benefits

  • Transfer Loads in the “X” and “Y” Directions.
  • Multiple Pre-Assembled Accessories.
  • Accessories can be positioned along the rail, no welding required.
  • Load Trolleys and End Trucks are designed for cantilevered and direct load applications.
  • All Hangers and End Trucks are designed to prevent binding of bridges and runways.

Rail Series Specifications

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Enclosed Aluminum Rail Series

SeriesMax. CapacityProduct Weight
TR2000550 lbs. [250kg]2.3 lbs/ ft. [3.33kg/m]
RAD41101,100 lbs. [499kg]4.3 lbs/ ft. [6.23kg/m]
RAD61101,600 lbs. [725kg]5.2 lbs/ ft. [7.7kg/m]
RAD75103000 lbs. [1,360kg]8.3 lbs/ ft. [12.02kg/m]

TR2000 Capacity Chart

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Rail Capacities

Hanger Span Deflection Criteria
1:350 Capacity* 1:450 Capacity*
ft m lbs kg lbs kg
5 1.52 550 250 470 213
6 1.83 400 181 340 154
7 2.13 350 159 295 134
8 2.45 250 113 210 95
9 2.74 200 90 170 77
10 3.05 175 80 150 68
11 3.35 160 72 135 61
12 3.66 135 61 115 52
13 3.96 125 57 105 47
14 4.27 115 52 95 43
15 4.57 90 40 75 34
16 4.88 75 34 65 30
17 5.18 65 30 55 25

*Due to Ergonomic considerations, each rail span distance is tested to determine the maximum single point load required to achieve a predetermined deflection based on a ratio of 1:350 (1” of deflection for each 350” of length) or 1:450 (1” of deflection in 450” of length).

For purposes of estimating approximate ergonomic force requirements, the following formula may be used:

0.009 x total mass = maximum effort (in lbf) required to overcome inertia. Effort required to sustain movement is generally 0.35 x effort to overcome inertia e.g.,

250 lbs. (113 kg) mass x 0.009 = 2.25 lbf (0.9 kg) to overcome inertia

2.25 (0.9 kg) x 0.35 = .79 lbf (0.36 kg) to sustain movement

 

Cantilevered Capacities (based on 8ft. hanger span)

Cantilevered Deflection Criteria
1:350 Capacity* 1:450 Capacity*
ft m lbs kg lbs kg
1 .30 100 45 75 34
2 .61 50 23 35 16

Elastic deformation: This type of deformation is reversible. Once the forces are removed, the object returns to its original shape. The elastic range ends when the material reaches its yield strength. At this point deformation begins.

Plastic deformation: This type of deformation is not reversible. Once an object reaches this point, it will not return to its original shape. Plastic deformation ends with the fracture of the material.

Knight Global follows material handling industry standards in determining the capacity ratings for enclosed track overhead workstation crane systems. Each component (e.g. rail, hangers, trolleys, etc.) is individually tested to establish its ultimate failure point. From this number, a safe working load is then assigned to the component. Each rail span length is then tested to determine the maximum single point load required to achieve a predetermined deflection based on a 1:350 ratio (1″ of deflection for each 350″ of length). The recommended rated capacity chart is based upon single point loading for the listed spans.

RAD4110 Capacity Chart

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Rail Capacities

Hanger Span Deflection Criteria
1:350 Capacity* 1:450 Capacity*
ft m lbs kg lbs kg
5 1.52 1100 499 950 431
6 1.83 1100 499 950 431
7 2.13 1050 476 875 397
8 2.45 1050 476 775 351
9 2.74 950 431 675 306
10 3.05 850 385 650 295
11 3.35 700 317 550 250
12 3.66 550 250 450 204
13 3.96 500 226 385 175
14 4.27 435 197 300 136
15 4.57 350 159 250 113
16 4.88 335 152 250 113
17 5.18 280 127 175 79
18 5.48 265 120 175 79
19 5.79 230 104 150 68
20 6.10 210 95 150 68
21 6.40 195 88 125 57
22 6.70 175 79 125 57
23 7.01 160 73 125 57
24 7.31 145 66 100 57

*Due to Ergonomic considerations, each rail span distance is tested to determine the maximum single point load required to achieve a predetermined deflection based on a ratio of 1:350 (1” of deflection for each 350” of length) or 1:450 (1” of deflection in 450” of length)

For purposes of estimating approximate ergonomic force requirements, the following formula may be used:

0.009 x total mass = maximum effort (in lbf) required to overcome inertia. Effort required to sustain movement is generally 0.35 x effort to overcome inertia e.g.,

250 lbs. (113 kg) mass x 0.009 = 2.25 lbf (0.9 kg) to overcome inertia

2.25 (0.9 kg) x 0.35 = .79 lbf (0.36 kg) to sustain movement

 

Cantilevered Capacities (based on an optimum 8ft. hanger span)

Cantilevered Deflection Criteria
1:350 Capacity* 1:450 Capacity*
ft m lbs kg lbs kg
1 .30 900 408 750 340
2 .61 325 147 300 136
3 .91 125 57 100 45
4 1.20 35 16 30 14

Elastic deformation: This type of deformation is reversible. Once the forces are removed, the object returns to its original shape. The elastic range ends when the material reaches its yield strength. At this point deformation begins.

Plastic deformation: This type of deformation is not reversible. Once an object reaches this point, it will not return to its original shape. Plastic deformation ends with the fracture of the material.

Knight Global follows material handling industry standards in determining the capacity ratings for enclosed track overhead workstation crane systems. Each component (e.g. rail, hangers, trolleys,etc.) is individually tested to establish its ultimate failure point. From this number, a safe working load is then assigned to the component. Each rail span length is then tested to determine the maximum single point load required to achieve a predetermined deflection based on a 1:350 ratio (1″ of deflection for each 350″ of length). The recommended rated capacity chart is based upon single point loading for the listed spans.

RAD6110 Capacity Chart

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Rail Capacities

Hanger Span Deflection Criteria
1:350 Capacity* 1:450 Capacity*
ft m lbs kg lbs kg
5 1.52 1600 725 1300 590
6 1.83 1600 725 1300 590
7 2.13 1500 680 1175 533
8 2.45 1475 699 1075 488
9 2.74 1400 635 1025 465
10 3.05 1325 601 925 453
11 3.35 1100 499 875 397
12 3.66 950 431 750 340
13 3.96 825 374 650 295
14 4.27 750 340 575 261
15 4.57 675 306 515 233
16 4.88 600 272 470 213
17 5.18 525 238 405 184
18 5.48 450 204 350 159
19 5.79 425 193 325 147
20 6.10 400 181 300 136
21 6.40 360 163 275 125
22 6.70 320 145 250 113
23 7.01 285 129 210 95
24 7.31 245 111 185 84

*Due to Ergonomic considerations, each rail span distance is tested to determine the maximum single point load required to achieve a predetermined deflection based on a ratio of 1:350 (1” of deflection for each 350” of length) or 1:450 (1” of deflection in 450” of length).

For purposes of estimating approximate ergonomic force requirements, the following formula may be used:

0.009 x total mass = maximum effort (in lbf) required to overcome inertia. Effort required to sustain movement is generally 0.35 x effort to overcome inertia e.g.,

250 lbs. (113 kg) mass x 0.009 = 2.25 lbf (0.9 kg) to overcome inertia

2.25 (0.9 kg) x 0.35 = .79 lbf (0.36 kg) to sustain movement

Cantilevered Capacities (based on an optimum 8ft. hanger span)

Cantilevered Deflection Criteria
1:350 Capacity* 1:450 Capacity*
ft m lbs kg lbs kg
1 .30 2200 998 1700 771
2 .61 1000 454 775 351
3 .91 600 272 475 215
4 1.20 250 113 125 57
Elastic deformation: This type of deformation is reversible. Once the forces are removed, the object returns to its original shape. The elastic range ends when the material reaches its yield strength. At this point deformation begins.
Plastic deformation: This type of deformation is not reversible. Once an object reaches this point, it will not return to its original shape. Plastic deformation ends with the fracture of the material.
Knight Global follows material handling industry standards in determining the capacity ratings for enclosed track overhead workstation crane systems. Each component (e.g. rail, hangers, trolleys,etc.) is individually tested to establish its ultimate failure point. From this number, a safe working load is then assigned to the component. Each rail span length is then tested to determine the maximum single point load required to achieve a predetermined deflection based on a 1:350 ratio (1″ of deflection for each 350″ of length). The recommended rated capacity chart is based upon single point loading for the listed spans.

RAD7510 Capacity Chart

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Rail Capacities

 

Hanger Span Deflection Criteria
RAD7510 Series RAD7510 + 6″ Backer RAD7510 + 8″ Backer
1:350 Capacity* 1:450 Capacity* 1:350 Capacity* 1:450 Capacity* 1:350 Capacity* 1:450 Capacity*
ft m lbs kg lbs kg lbs kg lbs kg lbs kg lbs kg
5 1.52 3000 1360 2700 1225 12170 5520 12170 5520 16355 7418 16355 7418
6 1.83 3000 1360 2700 1225 10130 4595 10130 4595 13620 6178 13620 6178
7 2.13 3000 1360 2700 1225 8670 3933 8670 3933 11660 5289 11660 5289
8 2.45 3000 1360 2700 1225 7575 3436 7575 3436 10190 4622 10190 4622
9 2.74 2700 1225 2400 1088 6720 3048 6720 3048 9045 4103 9045 4103
10 3.05 2500 1134 2000 907 6035 2737 6035 2737 8130 3688 8130 3688
11 3.35 2500 1134 1900 862 5475 2483 5475 2483 7375 3345 7375 3345
12 3.66 2500 1134 1800 816 5010 2272 5010 2272 6750 3062 6750 3062
13 3.96 2000 907 1800 816 4610 2091 4610 2091 6215 2819 6215 2819
14 4.27 2000 907 1500 680 4270 1937 4270 1937 5760 2613 5760 2613
15 4.57 1900 861 1500 680 3975 1803 3975 1803 5365 2434 5365 2434
16 4.88 1800 816 1200 544 3710 1683 3710 1683 5015 2275 5015 2275
17 5.18 1700 771 1200 544 3480 1578 3480 1578 4750 2134 4750 2134
18 5.48 1600 726 1000 453 3275 1486 3275 1486 4430 2009 4430 2009
19 5.79 1450 658 1000 453 3090 1402 3090 1402 4185 1898 4185 1898
20 6.10 1300 590 900 408 2925 1327 2925 1327 3965 1798 3965 1798
21 6.40 1100 499 900 408 2775 1259 2535 1550 3760 1705 3760 1705
22 6.70 900 408 800 363 2635 1195 2285 1036 3575 1622 3560 1615
23 7.01 900 408 700 317 2510 1139 2070 939 3410 1547 3230 1465
24 7.31 885 402 700 317 2390 1084 1880 853 3255 1476 2945 1336
25 7.62 850 386 700 317 2250 1021 1710 776 3110 1411 2690 1220
26 7.92 725 329 700 317 2060 934 1555 705 2980 1352 2465 1118
27 8.23 725 329 675 306 1890 857 1420 644 2855 1295 2260 1025
28 8.53 600 272 550 250 1735 787 1300 590 2735 1241 2075 941
29 8.83 600 272 550 250 1595 723 1190 540 2525 1145 1910 866

*Due to Ergonomic considerations, each rail span distance is tested to determine the maximum single point load required to achieve a predetermined deflection based on a ratio of 1:350 (1” of deflection for each 350” of length) or 1:450 (1” of deflection in 450” of length).

For purposes of estimating approximate ergonomic force requirements, the following formula may be used:

0.009 x total mass = maximum effort (in lbf) required to overcome inertia. Effort required to sustain movement is generally 0.35 x effort to overcome inertia e.g.,

250 lbs. (113 kg) mass x 0.009 = 2.25 lbf (0.9 kg) to overcome inertia

2.25 (0.9 kg) x 0.35 = .79 lbf (0.36 kg) to sustain movement

Cantilevered Capacities (based on an optimum 8ft. hanger span)

Cantilevered Deflection Criteria
1:350 Capacity* 1:450 Capacity*
ft m lbs kg lbs kg
1 .30 3000 1361 2700 1225
2 .61 2200 998 2000 907
3 .91 900 408 775 352
4 1.20 375 170 325 147
Elastic deformation: This type of deformation is reversible. Once the forces are removed, the object returns to its original shape. The elastic range ends when the material reaches its yield strength. At this point deformation begins.
Plastic deformation: This type of deformation is not reversible. Once an object reaches this point, it will not return to its original shape. Plastic deformation ends with the fracture of the material.
Knight Global follows material handling industry standards in determining the capacity ratings for enclosed track overhead workstation crane systems. Each component (e.g. rail, hangers, trolleys,etc.) is individually tested to establish its ultimate failure point. From this number, a safe working load is then assigned to the component. Each rail span length is then tested to determine the maximum single point load required to achieve a predetermined deflection based on a 1:350 ratio (1″ of deflection for each 350″ of length). The recommended rated capacity chart is based upon single point loading for the listed spans.

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