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Building Lifting Hoist Made In China CNBM CMAX

Building Lifting Hoist Made In China CNBM CMAX

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Shanghai
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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 Lifting Hoist Made In China CNBM CMAX

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 Lifting Hoist Made In China CNBM CMAX

Building Lifting Hoist Made In China CNBM CMAX

Building Lifting Hoist Made In China CNBM CMAX


Q: This question asks for a comparison of the pros and cons associated with the use of electric building hoists in construction.
<p>Electric building hoists offer several advantages such as ease of operation, reduced manual labor, and increased efficiency in lifting and transporting materials. They are also safer compared to manual hoists, reducing the risk of accidents. Additionally, they can handle heavier loads and operate in various weather conditions. However, they have some disadvantages too. For instance, they require a power source and can be less reliable during power outages. They also involve higher initial costs and maintenance expenses. Electric hoists can be noisy, which may lead to noise pollution, and they can be complex to install and operate, requiring skilled personnel.</p>
Q: Is it possible to utilize a building hoist for the purpose of lifting large vehicles?
<p>Yes, a building hoist can be used to lift large vehicles, but it requires a hoist specifically designed and rated for such heavy loads. It's crucial to ensure that the hoist has the necessary capacity and safety features to handle the weight of the vehicle. Additionally, the operation must be conducted by trained professionals following strict safety protocols to prevent accidents. It's also important to check local regulations and guidelines for lifting operations involving heavy machinery or vehicles.</p>
Q: This question asks whether building hoists can be utilized in limited areas like rooms or tunnels.
<p>Yes, building hoists can be used in confined spaces such as rooms or tunnels, but it depends on the specific design and size of the hoist. Compact and portable hoists are available for use in tight spaces. However, safety considerations, space dimensions, and the weight capacity of the hoist must be taken into account. It's crucial to ensure that the hoist is suitable for the confined area and that all safety protocols are followed to prevent accidents.</p>
Q: This question asks for the method to determine the maximum weight a building hoist can safely lift.
<p>To calculate the load capacity of a building hoist, you must consider several factors. First, refer to the manufacturer's specifications for the hoist model in question, as they will provide the maximum load capacity. Check the hoist's mechanical components, such as the motor, cables, and pulleys, to ensure they are in good condition and can support the intended load. Factor in the weight of the materials to be lifted, including any containers or attachments. Consider the hoist's speed and lifting height, as these can affect stability and safety. Always adhere to safety regulations and never exceed the manufacturer's specified load capacity to prevent accidents and equipment damage.</p>
Q: This question asks for steps to ensure that lifting equipment is safe and reliable before it is used.
<p>To ensure your lifting equipment is safe and reliable before use, follow these steps: Inspect the equipment for any visible damage or wear. Check all safety features such as hooks, cables, and brakes. Ensure that the equipment is properly maintained and serviced according to the manufacturer's guidelines. Verify that all safety certifications and inspection records are up to date. Conduct a thorough pre-use check, including testing the equipment's lifting capacity and stability. Ensure that all operators are trained and certified to use the equipment. Never use equipment that has not been inspected or is showing signs of damage. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines and safety protocols.</p>
Q: This question asks about the procedures and practices for regularly maintaining and inspecting a building hoist to ensure its safe and efficient operation.
<p>Regular maintenance and inspection of a building hoist are crucial for safety and efficiency. It involves daily checks before use, including visual inspections for any visible damage, proper functioning of safety devices, and ensuring the hoist is clean and free of debris. Weekly inspections should focus on the mechanical components, such as gears, cables, and brakes, and checking for any unusual noises or vibrations. Monthly inspections may include more in-depth checks of the electrical systems and the structural integrity of the hoist. Annual inspections typically involve a thorough examination by a certified professional, who will assess the overall condition and safety of the hoist, ensuring it complies with all relevant safety standards. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines and local regulations for maintenance and inspection schedules.</p>
Q: What measures should be taken to ensure safety when operating electric-motor powered building hoists?
<p>When using electric-motor type building hoists, safety precautions include: ensuring all safety devices are in good working order, regularly inspecting and maintaining the hoist, following the manufacturer's guidelines, never overloading the hoist, keeping the hoist and its surroundings clean and free from obstructions, using proper lifting techniques, ensuring the hoist is stable and secure, wearing appropriate personal protective equipment, and training operators on the safe use of the hoist. Adhering to these precautions can significantly reduce the risk of accidents and ensure the safety of workers and the integrity of the construction process.</p>
Q: When does the construction elevator take off?
This is not specific time, it is the contractor's own
Q: Elevator installation approach, need to give the total package (inspect) what data, come a master to answer the detail point
Supplement: Component members: project manager, safety personnel, inspectors, field director, technical director, foreman, elevator operation (mechanical, electrical installation and maintenance) welders, electricians, scaffolder, etc. The subcontract unit project manager shall have a certificate of construction, and special work shall be given the special work certificate. If the special work certificate is outside the province and province, the construction committee of the construction site should be put on the record.
Q: Is it feasible to utilize a building hoist for lifting heavy objects when the ground is not level?
<p>A building hoist is generally designed for vertical lifting in a stable and level environment. Using it on uneven ground can be hazardous and is not recommended due to the risk of tipping or instability. For lifting heavy objects on uneven ground, it's advisable to use specialized equipment like mobile cranes or all-terrain forklifts that are designed to handle such conditions. Always consult the manufacturer's guidelines and safety regulations before using any lifting equipment.</p>

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