360 Degree Slewing Arm Pillar Jib Crane System 1

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360 Degree Slewing Arm Pillar Jib Crane

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360 degree slewing arm pillar Jib Crane

Jib crane consists of a pillar, cantilever, electric hoist and electrical control system. If column can be used in factory building, and working radium is closed to column, it is economical and beneficial to use this type of machine. The main character of the machine is simple structure and it takes up no pound room. The user can choose the crane weight from 0.25 ton to 10 ton, and the way of operation may use ground control or remote control!

Features:

1, 360 ° rotation
2, Motorized or manual rotation
3, widely used in workshops, warehouses, terminals and other fixed location.

Technical Data:

Lifting Capacity(t)			0.25	0.5	1	2	3	5	10
Lifting Height(m)			2m, 2.5m, 3m, 3.5m, 4m, 4.5m, 5m, 5.5m
Valid Radius(m)			2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Working Duty			A3-A5
Speed	Hoisting	Normal Speed(m/min)	2.6 - 8
		Slow Speed(m/min)	0.7 - 2
	Slewing Speed(r/min)		0.8
	Circulate Speed(m/min)		14 - 20
Slewing Angle			180, 270, 360 degree

Q: What precautions should be taken when using lifting equipment to ensure safety?: Safety measures for lifting equipment include regular inspections and maintenance to ensure equipment is in good working order. Operators must be trained and certified for the specific equipment they are using. Safe lifting practices should be followed, such as never exceeding load limits, using the correct lifting points, and securing loads properly. Personal protective equipment (PPE) should be worn, and clear communication among the lifting team is essential. Additionally, a safe working environment should be maintained, free from obstructions and hazards, and emergency procedures should be in place and known by all involved.

Q: What is the function or use of constructing a building hoist?: The purpose of building hoists is to facilitate the vertical transportation of materials, equipment, and sometimes personnel during the construction process. They are essential for moving heavy items to various floors or levels of a building under construction. Hoists enhance efficiency, reduce manual labor, and improve safety by minimizing the risk of accidents associated with manual handling of heavy loads. They are particularly crucial in high-rise construction where access is limited and the volume of materials to be moved is substantial.

Q: What measures should be taken to ensure safety when operating electric-motor powered building hoists?: When using electric-motor type building hoists, safety precautions include: ensuring all safety devices are in good working order, regularly inspecting and maintaining the hoist, following the manufacturer's guidelines, never overloading the hoist, keeping the hoist and its surroundings clean and free from obstructions, using proper lifting techniques, ensuring the hoist is stable and secure, wearing appropriate personal protective equipment, and training operators on the safe use of the hoist. Adhering to these precautions can significantly reduce the risk of accidents and ensure the safety of workers and the integrity of the construction process.

Q: This question asks for the method to determine the maximum weight a building hoist can lift.: The lifting capacity of a building hoist is calculated by considering several factors including the hoist's motor power, the strength of the hoist's construction materials, and the safety factor. The manufacturer usually provides the maximum lifting capacity based on these factors. To calculate it manually, you would need to know the motor's lifting force, the efficiency of the hoist's mechanical system, and apply a safety factor to ensure the hoist operates within safe limits. It's important to follow the manufacturer's guidelines and never exceed the specified lifting capacity to prevent accidents and ensure the hoist's longevity.

Q: What is the height of protecting door protection of construction elevator: Referring to the unified code of construction safety technology of GB 50870-2013, and the construction safety inspection standard JGJ59-2011

Q: Describe the key differences between electric and manual building hoists.: Electric building hoists are powered by electricity and can lift heavy loads quickly and efficiently. They are automated, reducing manual labor and increasing productivity. On the other hand, manual hoists require human effort to operate, making them slower and less efficient. They are less costly but demand more physical labor, which can lead to fatigue and potential accidents. Electric hoists are suitable for large-scale construction projects, while manual hoists are often used in smaller, more confined spaces where electricity might not be readily available or where the load is not excessively heavy.

Q: What are alternative uses for a building hoist besides construction?: Yes, a building hoist can be used for purposes other than construction. It can be utilized for moving heavy equipment in industrial settings, transporting goods in warehouses, or even in emergency services for rescue operations. Its ability to lift and lower heavy loads makes it versatile for various applications where vertical transportation is required. However, it's crucial to ensure that any alternative use complies with safety regulations and the hoist's operational specifications.

Q: This question asks about the method to determine the maximum weight a building hoist can safely support.: Calculating the maximum load capacity of a building hoist involves several factors. First, consider the hoist's mechanical design and the manufacturer's specifications, which provide the rated load capacity. This is the maximum weight the hoist is designed to handle. Next, assess the condition of the hoist, as wear and tear can reduce its capacity. Additionally, consider the strength of the supporting structure and the safety factor, which is typically a multiplier of the rated load capacity to ensure safety. For example, if the hoist is rated for 1000 kg, a safety factor of 1.5 means the actual maximum load should not exceed 667 kg (1000 kg / 1.5). Always consult with engineers and follow local regulations and standards for precise calculations.

Q: This question asks for the detailed specifications and dimensions of a building hoist, which is a type of construction equipment used to lift materials.: The specifications and measurements of a building hoist can vary significantly depending on the model and manufacturer. Generally, a building hoist (also known as a construction hoist or material hoist) is characterized by its load capacity, which can range from 500 kg to several tons. The height of the hoist is determined by the number of floors it serves, typically measured in meters. The width and depth are usually around 1.5 to 2 meters, and the speed can vary from 24 to 60 meters per minute. The power requirement is often between 3 to 7.5 kW. Safety features like overload protection, emergency stop, and limit switches are also standard. For precise specifications, it's essential to consult the manufacturer's data sheet for the specific model in question.

Q: Explain the distinctions between electric and electric-motorized building hoists.: Electric building hoists are powered by electricity and typically use a motor to lift and lower loads. They are designed for vertical transport of materials in construction settings. Electric-motorized hoists, on the other hand, are a specific type of electric hoist that emphasizes the use of an electric motor for operation. The primary difference lies in the level of automation and control. Electric-motorized hoists often have more advanced features like variable speed control and may be integrated into larger systems for automated material handling. Both are efficient, but electric-motorized hoists offer higher precision and control, making them suitable for more complex applications.

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