Pointed plow
A6-type
This pointed plow has unique snow clearing capabilities and is especially suited for large amounts of snow, compacted snow and also to open up closed roads.
The new and innovative A6-type has a 60-degree angle to the roadway, as well as higher edges and wing compared to a traditional pointed plow. With a 60-degree angle, you get a plow that clears the bottom well, which is especially suitable for heavy snowfall and a lot of traffic that makes ruts. Large edge and wing height gives the plow high capacity. In combination with our improved wings, you get a plow that clears large amounts of snow well.
The new and innovative A6-type has a 60-degree angle to the roadway, as well as higher edges and wing compared to a traditional pointed plow. With a 60-degree angle, you get a plow that clears the bottom well, which is especially suitable for heavy snowfall and a lot of traffic that makes ruts. Large edge and wing height gives the plow high capacity. In combination with our improved wings, you get a plow that clears large amounts of snow well.
Very good for big amounts of snow to keep the roads open
60-degree angle to the roadway guarantees that the plow clears the bottom very well compared with blunter attack angles
A new plow for high mountain areas with good clearing capabilities at low speeds. If necessary, this plow is also good for other roads
Ejection starts already at 20 km/h
Ejects high and far
The plow works very well in the mountains
One year warranty for plow
A6-type is unrivalled in high mountains, but can also be used on other roads where a pointed One year of warranty is necessary. Due to its attack angle, it is preferably used on solid surfaces.
The pointed plow is produced according to the Norwegian Public Roads Administration standards. Moreover, we manufactured it especially for working in tough conditions. Safety is a very important aspect regardless of where you work. During snow removal with Saltvik plow, drivers can reduce their speed and still lift and eject snow off the roads efficiently. With decreased need for speed, the risk of traffic accidents is also highly reduced. Saltvik plows have always been known for their solid quality. Therefore, you can still find plows produced in the 1970s and 1980s in use today.
The pointed plow's capabilities give you as an owner / a user such economic advantages as better clearing capabilities, decreased wear and tear of the vehicle because of its low weight, and less emissions of polluting gasses as a result of lower consumption (based on the comparison of our plow to other heavier models in the same range).
The pointed plow is produced according to the Norwegian Public Roads Administration standards. Moreover, we manufactured it especially for working in tough conditions. Safety is a very important aspect regardless of where you work. During snow removal with Saltvik plow, drivers can reduce their speed and still lift and eject snow off the roads efficiently. With decreased need for speed, the risk of traffic accidents is also highly reduced. Saltvik plows have always been known for their solid quality. Therefore, you can still find plows produced in the 1970s and 1980s in use today.
The pointed plow's capabilities give you as an owner / a user such economic advantages as better clearing capabilities, decreased wear and tear of the vehicle because of its low weight, and less emissions of polluting gasses as a result of lower consumption (based on the comparison of our plow to other heavier models in the same range).
Standard equipment for A6-type:
Rubber protection to prevent snow overcasting
Ears for parallelogram lifting device
Brinell / OF 600 wear-resistant steel.
Standard hole spacing of 305 mm
LED-light on both wings
Front reflector
Technical characteristics
Test video of the A6-280
This video is made with the unpaid plow, due to the test, and in case we had to do some changes. New video will come.
For the price information, please contact our office:
+47 76 95 28 00
firmapost@saltvik.as
Other models:
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February 2013
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