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Docking function

The Karl SINTRO docking function connects the mobile SINTRO-Car to fixed table frames to form a mechanically stable unit. The docking system (39.200.70) locks the SINTRO-Car to the table frame; matching docking frames with handwheel or electric motor Memo height adjustment (lift range 740-1140 mm) are available in four widths (930, 1230, 1530, 1830 mm) and two depths (750, 900 mm) as standard and ESD versions (26.xxx). Docking frames are listed under article series 25.3xx (standard) and 26.3xx (ESD).

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What matters when choosing: properties, comparison and typical applications.

Docking table frames and dimensions

Article	Width x depth (mm)	Lift range	ESD
25.302.50	930x900	740-1140 mm	No
25.303.50	930x750	740-1140 mm	No
25.305.50	1230x750	740-1140 mm	No
25.306.50	1230x900	740-1140 mm	No
25.325.50	1530x750	740-1140 mm	No
25.326.50	1530x900	740-1140 mm	No
25.345.50	1830x750	740-1140 mm	No
25.346.50	1830x900	740-1140 mm	No
26.302.50	930x900	740-1140 mm	Yes
26.345.50	1830x750	740-1140 mm	Yes

System advantages of the docking function

✦ Mechanically stable coupling - SINTRO-Car locks positively to the table frame, no slipping during work

↕ Lift range 740-1140 mm - docking frame with electric motor Memo for synchronised height adjustment

⚡ ESD versions available - docking frames 26.3xx for EPA zone integration

✓ All four widths covered - 930, 1230, 1530, 1830 mm, each with depth 750 or 900 mm

Typical applications

Typical applications: Flexible production lines where the SINTRO-Car moves between multiple fixed table frames and docks at each, assembly and inspection workstations with changing use by a mobile tool trolley, and EPA-compliant work environments with ESD docking frames.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Docking function

What is the Karl Sintro docking function and what industrial applications does it serve?

The Karl Sintro docking function is a modular workspace integration system that enables seamless connection of multiple workstation components for electronics manufacturing, precision assembly, and quality control applications. This system allows height-adjustable tables with electric motor control ranging from 740-1140 mm to be interconnected, creating flexible production lines for industries including semiconductor manufacturing, medical device assembly, and automotive electronics. The docking capability supports both ESD-protected and standard configurations, making it suitable for static-sensitive component handling in cleanroom environments and general industrial assembly operations.

What are the key technical specifications for selecting Karl Sintro docking workstations?

Karl Sintro docking workstations are available in four standard widths of 930 mm, 1230 mm, 1530 mm, and 1830 mm, with two depth options of 750 mm and 900 mm to accommodate different workspace requirements. All models feature electric motor height adjustment with memory function and collision protection, operating within the 740-1140 mm range for optimal ergonomic positioning. The HV designation indicates high-voltage motor systems capable of supporting loads up to 100 kg, while the integrated memory controller allows storage of up to four preset height positions. Selection criteria include workspace dimensions, load capacity requirements, ESD protection needs for sensitive component handling, and integration requirements with existing modular systems.

Which standards and certifications apply to Karl Sintro docking workstations?

Karl Sintro docking workstations comply with DIN EN 527 for office workstations and DIN 4556 for adjustable working heights, ensuring ergonomic safety and functionality standards. ESD-protected models meet IEC 61340-5-1 standards for electrostatic discharge control in electronics manufacturing environments, with surface resistance values typically between 10^6 and 10^9 ohms. The electric motor systems conform to CE marking requirements under the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, while the height adjustment mechanisms meet DIN EN ISO 14738 for anthropometric requirements. Safety features including collision protection and emergency stop functions comply with EN ISO 13849 for safety-related control systems.

What are the differences between ESD and standard Karl Sintro docking variants?

The primary difference between Karl Sintro docking variants lies in the ESD protection level, with models designated 26.xxx.xx featuring integrated electrostatic discharge protection for electronics manufacturing, while 25.xxx.xx models provide standard industrial functionality without ESD safeguards. ESD variants incorporate conductive materials and grounding systems that maintain surface resistance values between 10^6-10^9 ohms according to IEC 61340-5-1, essential for handling static-sensitive components in semiconductor and electronics assembly. Both variants share identical mechanical specifications including the 740-1140 mm height adjustment range, electric motor with memory function, and collision protection systems. The docking mechanism remains consistent across all models, allowing mixed configurations of ESD and standard units within the same production line setup.

What installation requirements and system compatibility considerations apply to Karl Sintro docking workstations?

Karl Sintro docking workstations require 230V AC power supply with dedicated circuits for each electric motor unit, and proper grounding connections for ESD variants to maintain less than 1 ohm resistance to ground potential. The modular docking system uses mechanical connectors that align precisely during height adjustment, requiring level floor surfaces with maximum deviation of 2 mm per meter for proper alignment between adjacent units. Installation includes connection of the memory controller network, allowing synchronized operation of multiple workstations through a central control system. The docking frames accommodate standard Karl worktops and integrate with existing pneumatic and electrical distribution systems through built-in cable management channels.

What safety ratings and environmental specifications do Karl Sintro docking workstations meet?

Karl Sintro docking workstations operate safely in ambient temperatures from 10°C to 40°C with relative humidity up to 80% non-condensing, suitable for most industrial and cleanroom environments. The electric motor systems feature IP20 protection rating for standard indoor applications, while the collision protection system responds within 20 milliseconds to prevent injury during height adjustment operations. Load capacity reaches 100 kg distributed load with safety factor 2:1, and the emergency stop function immediately halts all movement when activated. ESD variants maintain electrostatic discharge protection within the range of 10^6 to 10^9 ohms surface resistance, preventing damage to sensitive electronic components during assembly operations.

What maintenance schedule and service life expectations apply to Karl Sintro docking workstations?

Karl Sintro docking workstations require quarterly inspection of mechanical docking connections and monthly verification of ESD grounding resistance to maintain values below 1 ohm for proper electrostatic protection. The electric motor systems should undergo annual lubrication of lifting mechanisms and semi-annual calibration of memory position settings to ensure accurate height repeatability within ±2 mm tolerance. Expected service life exceeds 10 years with proper maintenance, including replacement of motor brushes every 5 years and inspection of collision protection sensors every 6 months. Daily operational checks include verification of emergency stop function and visual inspection of docking alignment between connected workstations to prevent mechanical stress during height adjustments.