Building Hoist with CE Approved Construction SC200/200
- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 1 unit
- Supply Capability:
- 1000 unit/month
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Building Hoist with CE Approved Construction SC200/200
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∼ 63m/min, or 0∼ 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 |
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 | |
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 |
- Q: This question asks for the steps or procedures to keep a building hoist in good working condition.
- <p>Maintaining a building hoist involves regular inspections, lubrication, and repairs. Ensure all safety features are operational and that the hoist is clean and free of debris. Check cables for wear and replace them if necessary. Lubricate moving parts as per the manufacturer's recommendations. Inspect the electrical system for any signs of damage or wear. Regularly test the hoist's load capacity and emergency stop functions. Keep a maintenance log to track all inspections and repairs. If any issues are identified, address them promptly to prevent accidents and ensure the hoist operates safely and efficiently.</p>
- Q: Is it possible to substitute an automatic lifting device with a manual one in construction projects?
- <p>While it is technically possible to use a manual lifting device in place of an automatic one for certain construction tasks, it is not generally recommended. Manual lifting devices are typically less efficient, slower, and can pose safety risks due to the physical effort required. They may also not meet the load-bearing requirements of heavy construction materials. Automatic lifting devices are designed for efficiency, safety, and to handle heavy loads, making them more suitable for construction work. It's crucial to adhere to safety standards and use appropriate equipment for the task at hand.</p>
- Q: Excuse me: what is the meaning of heavy weight in the construction elevator?
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- Q: The construction elevator can only go up can't come down what happened
- Look at the contactor connectionThe drop contactor does not absorb
- Q: This question asks for methods to reduce the time a lifting device, such as a building hoist, is not operational and the expenses associated with its upkeep.
- <p>Minimizing downtime and maintenance costs for lifting equipment, including building hoists, involves a combination of proactive measures and regular maintenance. Implement a preventive maintenance schedule to address potential issues before they cause significant downtime. Use high-quality components to reduce the frequency of repairs. Train operators to handle equipment correctly and perform basic troubleshooting. Regularly inspect and lubricate moving parts to prevent wear and tear. Implement a condition monitoring system to detect early signs of malfunction. Finally, keep spare parts readily available to expedite repairs and minimize downtime.</p>
- Q: This question asks for safety guidelines and procedures to be followed when operating a building hoist.
- <p>To use a building hoist safely, follow these guidelines: Ensure the hoist is regularly inspected and maintained by qualified personnel. Never exceed the hoist's load capacity. Keep the hoist and its surroundings clean and free from debris. Always use safety hooks and never leave the hoist unattended when in use. Ensure all safety features, such as limit switches and emergency stop buttons, are functioning correctly. Train operators on the proper use of the hoist and adhere to all manufacturer's instructions. Never use a hoist if it shows signs of damage or malfunction. Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) when operating a hoist.</p>
- Q: This question asks about the typical issues encountered when constructing a building hoist and the methods to address these problems.
- <p>Common problems in building hoists include mechanical failure, safety hazards, and improper installation. Solutions involve regular maintenance to prevent mechanical issues, strict adherence to safety protocols to mitigate hazards, and professional installation to ensure the hoist is correctly set up. Additionally, using modern technology for monitoring and control can help to identify and rectify problems early. Ensuring proper training for operators is also crucial for the safe and efficient operation of building hoists.</p>
- Q: This question asks about the procedures and methods for maintaining and repairing a building hoist, which is a type of lifting equipment used in construction.
- <p>To maintain and repair a building hoist, follow these steps: Regularly inspect the hoist for any signs of wear and tear or malfunction. Lubricate moving parts as per the manufacturer's recommendations to reduce friction and prevent rust. Check and replace worn cables, pulleys, and other components. Ensure that safety devices like limit switches and emergency stops are functioning correctly. For repairs, address any mechanical failures, replace broken parts, and make sure the electrical system is in good condition. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines and consult with a professional if the issue is complex or beyond your expertise. Regular maintenance and prompt repairs can extend the life of the hoist and ensure safe operation.</p>
- Q: When does the construction elevator take off?
- Generally in roof waterproof thermal insulation engineering, interior decoration engineering basic completion, outdoor decoration project is approaching to the end, began to dismantle scaffold outside of time.
- Q: Is it possible to replace an electric motor with a hydraulic cylinder in an electric-hydraulic lifting system?
- <p>No, a hydraulic cylinder cannot be used in place of a motor in an electric-hydraulic lifting system. A hydraulic cylinder is a component that converts hydraulic pressure into linear motion, while an electric motor converts electrical energy into mechanical energy. In an electric-hydraulic system, the motor drives a hydraulic pump, which generates the pressure needed to actuate the cylinder. The motor is essential for providing the power source, and the cylinder is the actuator that uses this power to perform work. Replacing the motor with a cylinder would result in a system without a power source, rendering it inoperative.</p>
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Building Hoist with CE Approved Construction SC200/200
- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 1 unit
- Supply Capability:
- 1000 unit/month
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OKorder Financial Service
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