Excellent operability! A two-tier cycle rack that makes loading and unloading easy.
The "AL-21G" is a two-tier cycle rack that excels in operability and makes loading and unloading easy. The rack pitch is over 450mm, and the aisle width is over 1700mm. The bicycle storage weight is up to 20kg for the upper tier and up to 35kg for the lower tier. We also offer an optional "Vibration Dampener" to reduce indoor transmission noise. 【Specifications】 ■ Fixed lower tier ■ Rack pitch: over 450mm ■ Aisle width: over 1700mm ■ Bicycle storage weight - Upper tier: up to 20kg - Lower tier: up to 35kg *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Material】 ■ Rack: Aluminum extruded material ■ Fixed frame: Aluminum extruded material ■ Tire support: Polished round steel ■ Post: Steel ■ All anchor: Steel *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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| Model number | overview | File |
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| AL-21G | 2-tier cycle rack "AL-21G" standard drawing |
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Sasu Sanwa Co., Ltd. is a trading company established in 1931, known for its safety and committed to accurately responding to customer needs with precise proposals. We are a company with comprehensive strength, possessing the face of a trading company with extensive knowledge and a diverse network of partners, as well as the face of a manufacturer backed by advanced technical capabilities and excellent product strength. From product planning to development design, material procurement, and production management, our team of professionals, well-versed in various aspects of the product life cycle, provides accurate proposals and reliable material procurement to strongly support our customers' "manufacturing."