Building Hoist SC100 SC200 Construction Hoist CE

Building Hoist SC100 SC200 Construction Hoist CE

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Loading Port:: Shanghai

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1 unit

Supply Capability:: 1000 unit/month

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Specification

Power Source:

Electric

Maximum Lifting Weight:

2000

Maximum Lifting Height（M）:

200

Lift Speed:

Construction Building Hoist SC100 SC200 Construction Hoist CE

We are special supplier of building hoist in China, our building hoist have been Widely exported to all over the world and won good reputation, whose payload capacity is as much as 10000kg, lifting speed can reach up to 96m/min, and the erection height reaches up to 550m., our products have been widely used for transportation for both men and cargo in field of general buildings, but also industry, electric power, mining well, oil, chemical industry etc.
SC270TD, SC270/270TD building hoist:
1). Each cage load capacity: 2700kg
2). Lifting speed: 36m/min, or 0&SIM; 63m/min, or 0&SIM; 96m/min
3). Mast section: Paint or hot dipping zinc
4). Cage: Single cage or twin cage
5). Recommended cage inner dimension(LxWxH)(m): 2.5x1.3 x2.5; 3.0x1.3x2.5; 3.2x1.5x2.5; 3.6x1.5x2.5; 3.8x1.5x2.5; 4.0x1.5x2.5; 4.2x1.5x2.5, cage dimension is according to requirement of customer and special project.
6). Motor and reducing device: Made in China, can be SEW Germany according to requirements.
7). Counterweight: With counterweight or without counterweight
8). The colors of cage: Yellow, or red, or blue
9). Other each cage load capacity for your to choose: 1000kg, 2000kg, 2700kg, or 3200kg

		Type	Payload kg	Lifting speed m/min	Motor power kW	Inverter power kW	Counter Weight kg
Low speed	Single cage no counterweight	SC200GD	2000	0~46	3×15	45	0
		SC270GD	2700	0~46	3×18.5	55	0
		SC320GD	3200	0~46	3×22	75	0
	Twin cage no counterweight	SC200/200GD	2×2000	0~46	2×3×15	2×45	0
		SC270/270GD	2×2700	0~46	2×3×18.5	2×55	0
		SC320/320GD	2×3200	0~46	2×3×22	2×75	0
Middle speed	Single cage no counterweight	SC120GZ	1200	0~63	3×15	45	0
	Single cage no counterweight	SC200GZ	2000	0~63	3×18.5	55	0
	Single cage with counterweight	SCD200GZ	2000	0~63	2×15	30	2000
		SCD270GZ	2700	0~63	2×18.5	37	2000
		SCD320GZ	3200	0~63	3×15	45	2000
	Twin cage no counterweight	SC120/120GZ	2×1200	0~63	2×3×15	2×45	0
	Twin cage no counterweight	SC200/200GZ	2×2000	0~63	2×3×18.5	2×55	0
	Twin cage with counterweight	SCD200/200GZ	2×2000	0~63	2×15	2×30	2×2000
		SCD270/270GZ	2×2700	0~63	2×18.5	2×37	2×2000
		SCD320/320GZ	2×3200	0~63	2×3×15	2×45	2×2000
High speed	Single cage no counterweight	SC100GS	1000	0~96	3×22	75	0
		SC120GS	1200	0~96	3×22	75	0
		SC200G	2000	0~96	3×22	90	0
		SC200GS	2000	0~96	3×22	90	0
	Single cage with counterweight	SCD200G	2000	0~96	3×15	45	2000
		SCD200GS	2000	0~96	2×22	45	2000
		SCD270G	2700	0~96	3×18.5	55	2000
		SCD320GS	3200	0~96	3×22	75	2000
	Twin cage no counterweight	SC100/100GS	2×1000	0~96	2×3×22	2×75	0
		SC120/120GS/	2×1200	0~96	2×3×22	2×75	0
		SC200/200G	2×2000	0~96	2×3×22	2×90	0
		SC200/200GS	2×2000	0~96	2×3×22	2×90	0
	Twin cage with counterweight	SCD200/200G	2×2000	0~96	2×3×15	2×45	2×2000
		SCD200/200GS	2×2000	0~96	2×2×22	2×45	2×2000
		SCD270/270G	2×2700	0~96	2×3×18.5	2×55	2×2000
		SCD320/320G	2×3200	0~96	2×3×22	2×75	2×2000
		SCD320/320GS	2×3200	0~96	2×3×22	2×75	2×2000

Building Hoist SC100 SC200 Construction Hoist CE

Q: This question asks about the criteria for determining when a building hoist has reached the end of its useful life and should be replaced.: The lifespan of a building hoist is determined by several factors including its design, materials, usage, maintenance, and compliance with safety standards. Regular inspections and maintenance are crucial to assess the hoist's condition. A hoist should be replaced when it shows significant wear, has been in service beyond the manufacturer's recommended lifespan, or fails to meet safety standards. Additionally, any hoist that has been involved in an accident or has undergone major repairs may need to be replaced to ensure safety. Consulting the manufacturer's guidelines and local regulations can provide specific information on when a hoist should be retired.

Q: Is it possible to utilize a building hoist for the purpose of lifting small tools and equipment?: Yes, a building hoist can be used for lifting small tools and equipment, provided it is within the hoist's weight capacity. It's important to ensure that the items are securely fastened to prevent any accidents during lifting. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines and safety regulations when using a building hoist for any lifting tasks.

Q: Is it possible to fix a building hoist or substitute it with alternative lifting machinery?: Yes, a building hoist can be repaired if the damage is not severe. If repair is not feasible or cost-effective, it can be replaced by other types of lifting equipment. There are various alternatives available, such as cranes, forklifts, and material hoists, each with its own advantages and suitable for different scenarios. The choice depends on factors like the weight of the load, the height of the building, and the specific requirements of the construction project. It's essential to consider safety, efficiency, and compatibility with the existing infrastructure when making such decisions.

Q: This question asks for an explanation on how to operate a winch, specifically in the context of a building hoist.: To use a winch, particularly a building hoist, follow these steps: Ensure the winch is securely anchored and the cable is in good condition. Attach the load to the hook, ensuring it's balanced. Turn the winch handle clockwise to lift the load; counterclockwise to lower it. Always keep tension on the cable to prevent it from slacking. Use a tag line to guide the load horizontally. Never exceed the winch's load limit. Regularly inspect the winch and cable for wear and tear. Always have a spotter to assist and communicate during the operation. Safety is paramount, so never leave the winch unattended while the load is in the air.

Q: The user is asking if it's possible for them to fix their own building hoist without professional assistance.: While it is technically possible to repair your own building hoist, it's generally not recommended unless you have specific expertise in hoist maintenance and repair. Building hoists are complex mechanical systems that require knowledge of safety regulations and proper repair techniques. Attempting repairs without proper training can lead to accidents or further damage. It's best to hire a professional who is familiar with the specific model and has the necessary certifications to ensure the hoist is safe and functioning correctly.

Q: A building hoist is a piece of equipment used in construction to lift materials and personnel.: A building hoist, also known as a construction hoist or material hoist, is a temporary lifting device used in the construction industry to transport materials, equipment, and sometimes personnel vertically within a building under construction. It is essential for efficient movement of heavy and bulky items, reducing manual labor and improving safety by minimizing the need for workers to climb ladders or handle heavy loads manually. These hoists are typically installed on the exterior of the building and are used throughout the construction process until the building's permanent elevators are installed and operational.

Q: This question asks if a building hoist is capable of lifting objects that vary in size and weight.: Yes, a building hoist can be used to lift objects of different sizes and weights, but it is crucial to ensure that the hoist's capacity is suitable for the load. Building hoists are designed to handle various materials and equipment during construction, and their lifting capacity can range from a few hundred pounds to several tons. It is essential to check the hoist's specifications and adhere to the maximum load limit to ensure safety and prevent damage to the hoist or the objects being lifted. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines and safety standards when operating a building hoist.

Q: This question asks for criteria to differentiate between electric and hydraulic building hoists for selection based on specific needs.: When choosing between electric and hydraulic building hoists, consider the following: 1) Power Source: Electric hoists require a reliable electricity supply while hydraulic hoists need a power source for the hydraulic pump. 2) Lifting Capacity: Electric hoists often have higher lifting capacities. 3) Speed: Electric hoists generally offer faster lifting and lowering speeds. 4) Maintenance: Hydraulic hoists may require more frequent maintenance due to fluid changes and potential leaks. 5) Noise: Electric hoists are quieter. 6) Cost: Initial costs and operating expenses should be compared. 7) Safety: Both types have safety features, but electric hoists might offer more advanced safety options. 8) Environmental Factors: Consider weather conditions; electric hoists are less affected by rain and cold. Your choice should align with the project's specific requirements, such as the weight of materials to be lifted, frequency of use, and environmental conditions.

Q: This question asks for the procedure or steps to operate a building hoist, which is a machine used to lift materials in construction.: To use a building hoist, first ensure it's properly installed and inspected. Familiarize yourself with its controls and safety features. Load materials evenly onto the platform, ensuring not to exceed weight limits. Activate the hoist by pressing the 'up' button to lift the materials. Maintain a safe distance while the hoist is in motion. Once at the desired floor, press the 'stop' button, then unload the materials. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines and safety protocols to prevent accidents.