Building Hoist SCD200 Single Cage with Counerweight
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Specification
Building Hoist Description
Condition: New
Application: Construction
Payload(kg):2000
Lifting Speed(m/min):0~60
Motor Power(kw): 2*15
Safety Device: SAJ40-1.4
Cage: Single
Counterweight: Yes
Certification: CE,ISO
Place of Origin: China(Mainland)
Model Number: Type:SCD200
Packaging & Delivery of Building Hoist
Packaging Detail: Nude package
Delivery Detail: 25-30days
Features of Building Hoist
●Due to the strict raw material procurement control system, our drive motors for construction hoist/ building lift /material elevator for bridge/ tower / chimney / building is guaranteed with safe and reliable performance.
●The steel, electrical components, hoist cables, high strength bolts and spare parts are all introduced from well-known international and domestic suppliers.
●Adopts the most advanced VF speed control device and microcomputer programmable logic controller.
● Stepless speed control helps eliminate the concussion during start up and braking, steady the operation process,
and ensures automated leveling.
● Adopts open loop V/Fcontrol; the speed control precision can reach ±2~3%. Realizes accurate low speed positioning of the hoist and avoid slipping during downward stopping of hoist.
● The VF system has current-restriction function, ensuring a small current when motor start up and reducing the concussion to power supply. It reduces the engery consumption and mitigates effects to on site electric equipments.
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FAQ of Building Hoist
Q: What is the building hoist main purpose?
A: Building hoist equipped with double or single cabin to transport the materials and labors up and down. It's the ideal
construction equipment for vertical transportation in the field of construction.
Q: What is the main structure of building hoist?
A: The P/M construction hoist mainly contains metal structure, driving system, electrical control system, cable guide &
protection system, electrical top crane and safety device.
Q: What is the meaning of the building hoist’s code?
A: Take SC200/200 for example: “SC” stands for rack and pinion hoist, “200/200” stands for double cage and capacity
is 2 tons per cage. “SC200” stands for single cage and capacity is 2 tons.
- Q: What fundamental specifications or conditions must be met to operate a building hoist with a hydraulic pump?
- <p>To use a hydraulic pump to power a building hoist, several basic requirements must be met: a reliable power source, a suitable hydraulic pump with the correct pressure and flow rate, a robust and leak-free hydraulic system, safety mechanisms such as pressure relief valves and emergency stop features, proper installation and maintenance procedures, and adherence to safety standards and regulations. Additionally, the pump should be compatible with the hoist's design and capable of providing the necessary force and speed for lifting operations. Regular inspections and maintenance are crucial to ensure the hoist operates safely and efficiently.</p>
- Q: Describe the routine maintenance and inspection procedures for a building hoist.
- <p>The maintenance and inspection process for a building hoist involves several key steps to ensure safety and functionality. Regular visual inspections should be conducted to check for any visible damage or wear. Monthly inspections should include testing the emergency stop and limit switches, as well as lubricating moving parts. Quarterly inspections may involve checking the electrical connections and verifying the correct operation of safety devices. Annual inspections typically require a thorough examination by a qualified person, including testing the load-bearing capacity and ensuring all safety features are in good working order. Additionally, records of all inspections and maintenance should be kept for reference and compliance with safety regulations.</p>
- Q: What are the requirements for the construction elevator
- So for safety device factory test is very strict, before delivery by the statutory inspection unit for torque measurement, critical speed measurement, measuring the amount of spring compression, each with the test report, after assembly to the construction lifter for drop test under rated load, and the site to use the elevator must be every three months to conduct a drop test. For safety device to the factory for two years for safety device (delivery date), must also be sent to the statutory inspection unit to carry on the test, after testing once a year.
- Q: This question asks for a list of various types of lifting equipment commonly used in the construction industry.
- <p>In construction, various types of lifting equipment are utilized to move heavy materials and structures. These include cranes such as tower cranes, mobile cranes, and crawler cranes, which are versatile and can lift heavy loads to significant heights. Forklifts are used for lifting and moving materials over short distances. Telescopic handlers, also known as cherry pickers, provide both lifting and access capabilities. Hoists are used for lifting smaller loads and are often found in workshops or on construction sites. Derricks are fixed structures used for lifting heavy loads in a specific area. Lifting slings and shackles are used in conjunction with cranes and hoists to secure loads. Finally, aerial work platforms, like scissor lifts and boom lifts, provide elevated access for workers and materials. Each type of lifting equipment serves a specific purpose and is chosen based on the nature of the construction project and the weight and size of the loads to be moved.</p>
- Q: This question asks if single-rope lifts can experience malfunctions or create safety risks.
- <p>Yes, single-rope lifts can malfunction and pose safety hazards. Like any mechanical system, they are subject to wear and tear, component failure, and human error. Factors such as inadequate maintenance, poor weather conditions, and operator negligence can lead to malfunctions. Safety hazards may include rope breakage, sudden stops, or even derailment. However, modern lifts are equipped with multiple safety features such as emergency brakes and redundant systems to minimize these risks and ensure passenger safety. Regular inspections and adherence to safety protocols are crucial to prevent malfunctions and maintain the safety of single-rope lifts.</p>
- Q: The user is asking if it's possible to substitute a hydraulic lifting device for a building hoist in construction.
- <p>Yes, a hydraulic lifting device can be used as an alternative to a building hoist in certain scenarios. Hydraulic devices offer precise control and smooth operation, which can be advantageous for lifting heavy construction materials. However, it's important to consider the specific requirements of your project, such as the weight and size of the materials to be lifted, the height of the lift, and the frequency of use. Hydraulic systems are generally more expensive and require more maintenance than building hoists, but they can provide greater lifting capacity and versatility. Always ensure that any lifting device used complies with safety standards and regulations.</p>
- Q: This question asks for the procedure to safely lower an object after it has been lifted using a building hoist.
- <p>To safely lower an object after using a building hoist, ensure that the area below is clear of people and obstacles. Slowly release the hoist's brake or control mechanism, allowing the object to descend gradually. Keep a steady hand on the controls to maintain a controlled descent. Monitor the object's position and communicate with ground personnel if necessary. Ensure all safety hooks and attachments are secure until the object reaches the ground. Once the object is safely on the ground, secure it and disconnect it from the hoist. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines and safety protocols for the specific hoist being used.</p>
- Q: This question asks about the method to determine the maximum weight a building hoist can safely support.
- <p>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.</p>
- Q: This question asks for an explanation on how to operate an automatic control system for a building hoist.
- <p>To use an automatic control system for a building hoist, first ensure the system is properly installed and inspected. Familiarize yourself with the control panel, which typically includes buttons for up, down, stop, and emergency stop. Ensure all safety protocols are in place. Turn on the system and select the desired hoist. Use the up and down buttons to control the hoist's movement. Monitor the load and adjust the speed as needed. Always be aware of the hoist's limits and never exceed them. Regularly check the system for any faults or irregularities and address them promptly. Remember, safety is paramount when operating a building hoist.</p>
- Q: Is it possible to substitute a hydraulic cylinder for an electric motor in a building hoist system?
- <p>A hydraulic cylinder can indeed be used as a replacement for a motor in a building hoist, but it requires a different system design. Hydraulic systems use fluid pressure to generate linear motion, which can be harnessed to lift and lower loads. They offer high power-to-weight ratios and can handle heavy loads, making them suitable for hoisting applications. However, they require a power source for the hydraulic pump, and the system must be designed to manage fluid flow, pressure, and safety features. Unlike electric motors, hydraulic systems also need regular maintenance and can be less energy-efficient. Despite these differences, with proper design and engineering, a hydraulic cylinder can effectively replace an electric motor in a hoist system.</p>
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Building Hoist SCD200 Single Cage with Counerweight
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- China main port
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 1 unit
- Supply Capability:
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