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Building Hoist SCD320 with Counterweight

Building Hoist SCD320 with Counterweight

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Structure of Building Hoist Description


Feature: Building Hoist                               Condition: New                                           Application: Construction           

Payload(kg):3200                                           Lifting Speed(m/min):0~60                        Motor Power(kw): 3*15

Safety Device: SAJ50-1.4                             Cage: Single                                                Counterweight: Yes

Certification: CE,ISO                                      Place of Origin: China(Mainland)              Model Number: Type:SCD320

 


Packaging & Delivery of Building Hoist 


Packaging Detail: Nude package          Delivery Detail: 25-30days

 


Main Parts of Building Hoist 


● 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.


● The steadiness during running mitigates concussion to mechanical parts, reduces wears of rack, pinion and the brake

and prolongs the spare parts'life.   


● The VF system also has the over voltage protection,low voltage protection, overcurrent, overload and anti-stalling     protection functions,


● The system applies the special software for hoists developed by our company, making the operation more safe and 

reliable.


Building Hoist Images


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Building Hoist SCD320 with Counterweight

Anchorage System

Building Hoist SCD320 with Counterweight

Mast Section

Building Hoist SCD320 with Counterweight

Driving Unit

Building Hoist SCD320 with Counterweight


Building Hoist Specifiction


Building Hoist SCD320 with Counterweight


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 is the dimension of the cage? 

A: Normally the cage dimension is 3X1.5X2.5M (L/W/H) for 2t type hoist. Details should be checked according to our 

quotation sheet. Also, the size can be customized according to the factual site condition.  There are two doors (entrance

 & exit doors) for each cage, It can be produced as up & down sliding or ramping model for safety and convenience.  

Q: This question asks for the distinctions between two types of construction equipment: a building hoist and a lifting platform.
<p>A building hoist, also known as a construction hoist, is a temporary elevator used in the construction of high-rise buildings to transport workers, materials, and equipment up and down the building. It is typically installed on the exterior of the building and is designed for vertical transportation. On the other hand, a lifting platform is a type of aerial work platform that can be either mobile or stationary and is used to lift workers and tools to a specific height for maintenance, repair, or construction tasks. Lifting platforms are often used for outdoor tasks and can be mobile, allowing them to be moved around a worksite as needed. The main difference lies in their application: building hoists are for vertical transport within a structure, while lifting platforms provide height access for a variety of tasks.</p>
Q: This question asks for the steps or methods to change the height at which a building hoist operates.
<p>To adjust the height of a building hoist, follow these steps: Ensure the hoist is powered off and unplugged. Locate the height adjustment mechanism, which is typically a set of bolts or a telescoping system. Loosen any locking nuts or bolts to allow movement. Adjust the hoist height by raising or lowering the platform to the desired level. Once the correct height is reached, tighten the nuts or bolts to secure the hoist in place. Test the hoist to ensure it operates safely at the new height. Always refer to the manufacturer's instructions for specific details on your hoist model.</p>
Q: Explain the distinctions between electric and hydraulic building hoists, focusing on their mechanisms, efficiency, and applications.
<p>Electric building hoists use electric motors to drive the hoisting mechanism, which can be more efficient and require less maintenance than hydraulic systems. They are often quieter, have fewer leaks, and can be more precise in their operation. Hydraulic building hoists, on the other hand, use hydraulic pressure to lift loads. They can handle heavier loads and are often used in situations where there is no electricity available. However, they may require more maintenance due to potential leaks and can be less precise in their movements.</p>
Q: This question asks if a building hoist can be utilized for the purpose of lifting heavy objects.
<p>Yes, a building hoist is specifically designed for lifting heavy objects in construction settings. It is a mechanical device that can lift and lower materials such as concrete, bricks, and tools to various levels of a building under construction. Building hoists are engineered to handle substantial weight and are equipped with safety features to ensure secure and efficient operation. However, it is crucial to adhere to the hoist's weight capacity and safety guidelines to prevent accidents and ensure the proper use of the equipment.</p>
Q: What measures can be taken to guarantee the smooth and reliable operation of a building hoist during lifting?
<p>To ensure the smooth and reliable operation of a building hoist, regular maintenance and inspection are crucial. This includes checking the hoist's mechanical components for wear and tear, ensuring the electrical systems are functioning correctly, and verifying that all safety mechanisms are in place and operational. Additionally, proper lubrication of moving parts, adherence to load limits, and operator training on safety protocols are essential. It's also important to use hoists that meet safety standards and to avoid overloading. Regularly updating and upgrading the hoist system can also enhance reliability and safety.</p>
Q: What are the necessary conditions and safety measures to be met when using a building hoist to lift heavy objects?
<p>Lifting heavy objects with a building hoist requires adherence to several key requirements for safety and efficiency. These include ensuring the hoist is properly installed and inspected, the load is secured correctly, and the weight does not exceed the hoist's capacity. Operators must be trained and certified, and they should follow all safety protocols. The area around the hoist should be clear of obstructions and bystanders. Regular maintenance and checks are crucial to prevent accidents. Additionally, weather conditions, such as high winds, can affect the safety of hoist operations and may require postponing lifts until conditions improve.</p>
Q: Is it possible for a building hoist to lift more than one object simultaneously?
<p>Yes, a building hoist can lift multiple objects at once, provided the combined weight does not exceed the hoist's maximum load capacity. The hoist's design and specifications will dictate how many and what types of objects can be lifted simultaneously. It's crucial to follow the manufacturer's guidelines to ensure safety and prevent damage to the hoist or the objects being lifted.</p>
Q: Is it possible to replace an electric control panel with a manual lever in a lifting system?
<p>While it is theoretically possible to use a manual lever as a substitute for an electric control panel in a lifting system, it is not advisable. Manual levers lack the precision, safety features, and control capabilities of electric control panels. They also cannot provide the same level of feedback or automation. Electric control panels are designed to ensure safe and efficient operation, with features like emergency stop buttons, overload protection, and remote monitoring. Manual levers can pose safety risks and may not meet the operational requirements of modern lifting systems.</p>
Q: Can a building hoist be utilized for lifting objects that exceed manual lifting capabilities?
<p>Yes, building hoists are specifically designed to lift and transport objects that are too large or heavy for manual lifting. They are commonly used in construction to move materials and equipment to various levels of a building. Building hoists are equipped with safety features and can handle substantial weight, making them an essential tool in construction projects where heavy objects need to be moved efficiently and safely.</p>
Q: Is it possible to utilize alternative lifting equipment in place of a building hoist for specific tasks?
<p>Yes, for certain tasks, alternative lifting equipment can be used instead of a building hoist. Cranes, forklifts, and telescopic handlers are common substitutes. The choice depends on the task's specific requirements, such as the weight of the load, the height to which it needs to be lifted, and the available space. Each piece of equipment has its own advantages and limitations, so it's crucial to select the appropriate one based on the project's needs to ensure safety and efficiency.</p>

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