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Building Hoist with CE Certificated  Passenger and Material Elevator

Building Hoist with CE Certificated Passenger and Material Elevator

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Shanghai
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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:
40


Construction Building Hoist with CE Certificated  Passenger and Material Elevator

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
 


Building Hoist with CE Certificated  Passenger and Material Elevator

Building Hoist with CE Certificated  Passenger and Material Elevator

Building Hoist with CE Certificated  Passenger and Material Elevator



Q: Can a building hoist be utilized for the purpose of lifting heavy machinery and what are the considerations for such usage?
<p>Yes, a building hoist can be used for lifting heavy machinery, but it must be designed for that specific purpose and have the appropriate capacity to handle the weight of the machinery. It's crucial to ensure the hoist meets safety standards and is operated by trained personnel. The machinery's size, weight, and the hoist's lifting height and stability are all factors to consider. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines and local regulations to prevent accidents.</p>
Q: What is the function or use of constructing a building hoist?
<p>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.</p>
Q: What are the safety measures to be taken to avoid accidents involving lifting equipment on construction sites?
<p>To prevent accidents related to lifting equipment in construction work, several key safety measures should be implemented. These include regular inspections and maintenance of lifting equipment to ensure it 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 using proper lifting techniques, not overloading equipment, and ensuring the load is balanced. A thorough risk assessment should be conducted before each lift, and a competent person should supervise the operation. Additionally, clear communication protocols should be established, and all workers should be trained in recognizing and avoiding hazards associated with lifting equipment.</p>
Q: How do construction suspension scaffolding be handled in the people's elevator?
Suspension of steel and steel is used to avoid the elevator, and it is OK to encrypt it on both sides of the elevator
Q: Is it possible to integrate a single-rope lifting mechanism into an electric-hydraulic lifting system?
<p>Yes, a single-rope lifting system can be used in an electric-hydraulic lifting system. The electric-hydraulic system provides the power to lift and lower the load, while the single-rope system manages the vertical movement of the load. This combination allows for precise control and can be advantageous in applications requiring both the lifting capacity of hydraulics and the simplicity of a single-rope system. However, the design must ensure compatibility between the mechanical and hydraulic components to function effectively and safely.</p>
Q: This question asks for the proper steps to install a building hoist, a device used in construction to lift materials and workers.
<p>To install a building hoist correctly, follow these steps: 1) Ensure the site is suitable and inspect the hoist for any damages. 2) Assemble the hoist tower on a solid, level base. 3) Install the mast and guide rails according to the manufacturer's instructions. 4) Attach the hoist mechanism and cab, ensuring all connections are secure. 5) Conduct a thorough inspection and test the hoist's functionality. 6) Obtain necessary permits and inspections from local authorities. 7) Train operators on the safe use of the hoist. Always adhere to safety guidelines and manufacturer's specifications.</p>
Q: Can a building hoist experience failure due to mechanical problems or the natural aging process?
<p>Yes, a building hoist can malfunction due to mechanical issues or wear and tear. Mechanical problems can arise from various factors such as poor maintenance, overloading, or manufacturing defects. Wear and tear, which is the gradual deterioration of a machine's parts over time, can also lead to malfunctions. Regular inspections and maintenance are crucial to identify and rectify these issues, ensuring the safety and efficiency of the hoist operation.</p>
Q: Identify the elements that influence the durability and operational lifespan of lifting machinery, specifically focusing on Building Hoists.
<p>The lifespan of lifting equipment, including Building Hoists, is influenced by several factors: 1) Material Quality: The type and quality of materials used in construction directly affect durability and resistance to wear and tear. 2) Design and Engineering: Proper design ensures optimal performance and reduces stress on components. 3) Frequency of Use: More frequent use can lead to faster wear and tear. 4) Maintenance and Repair: Regular maintenance can extend the lifespan, while neglect can shorten it. 5) Operating Conditions: Environmental factors such as temperature, humidity, and exposure to corrosive substances can impact longevity. 6) Load Capacity: Overloading can cause premature failure. 7) Compliance with Safety Standards: Adhering to safety guidelines can prevent accidents and damage. 8) Technological Advancements: Newer models may have improved features that extend lifespan.</p>
Q: This question asks about the precautions and safety protocols that should be followed when using lifting equipment in construction projects.
<p>Safety measures for using lifting equipment in construction work include regular inspections and maintenance of the equipment, ensuring all safety features are in place and functioning correctly. Operators must be trained and certified for the specific type of lifting equipment they are using. Load limits should never be exceeded, and all loads must be secured properly. Safe operating procedures should be followed, such as not lifting loads over people and maintaining a safe distance from power lines. Personal protective equipment (PPE) must be worn by operators and workers in the vicinity. Emergency procedures should be established and communicated to all workers. Regular safety briefings and training sessions should be conducted to keep safety at the forefront of all operations.</p>
Q: Is it possible to replace a motor in a building hoist with a hydraulic cylinder?
<p>While a hydraulic cylinder can provide linear motion and force, it is not a direct substitute for a motor in a building hoist. Hydraulic cylinders are used for lifting and pushing applications, but they lack the variable speed and control that a motor provides. Motors, especially electric ones, offer precise control, variable speed, and efficiency which are critical for hoisting operations. A hydraulic system would require additional components like pumps and valves for control, making it more complex and less energy-efficient compared to an electric motor system. Therefore, a hydraulic cylinder alone is not suitable as a direct replacement for a motor in a building hoist.</p>

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