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Construction Hoist SC100/100 No Counterweight

Construction Hoist SC100/100 No Counterweight

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Supply Capability:
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Structure of Construction Hoist Description


1.Feature: Construction Hoist                             

2.Payload(kg):2*1000                                        

3.Lifting Speed(m/min):33                            

4.Motor Power(kw): 2*2*11

5.Safety Device: 2*SAJ30-1.2                          

6.Cage: Twin                                                  

7.Counterweight: No

8.Certification: CE,ISO                                      

9.Place of Origin: China(Mainland)              

10.Model Number: Type:SC100/100

 

Packaging & Delivery of Construction Hoist 


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

 

Main Parts of Construction Hoist


1.Main construction parts like standard sections, driving cabs are produced in mould.

2.A coat of primer is made over the bare surface before the main painting. This improves the anti-dust ability and ensure longer service life.

3.Material of standard section is 16M steel and gear rack is galvanized. The welding technology is advanced. The connection error of standard sections is very little.

4.Painting of cab, electrical device box is made after acid cleaning and parkerising, to ensure a long usage life.

5.Driving  plate, transmission bracket is of floating connection, which has reduced the vibration and noise effectively.

6.A complete, reliable chain of electric and mechanical safety devices: Door safety switch, breaking-rope protection switch, upper and lower limit switches, limit switches and other electromechanical interlock switches, the overall forging style security protection hook, advanced progressive anti-dropping safety device , odd and even outside-cage, electric lock, emergency stop switches, overload protection devices, as well as the bottom of the buffer and so on. Safety performance meets international advanced standards.

7.Each elevator goes through strict test run before delivery.


Construction Hoist Specifiction


Single cage High speed  

Model

Speed(m/min)

Deadweight(kg)

Motor(KW)

Counterweight

Specification(L×W×H)(m)

SC100G

96

1000

3×22

No

2.5×1.3×2.5

SC120G

96

1200

3×22

NO

3.0×1.3×2.5

SCD200G

96

2000

3×15

Have

3.2×1.5×2.5

SC200G

96

2250

3×22

No

3.2×1.5×2.5

SC270GS

96

2700

3×22

No

3.8×1.5×2.5

SCD270G

96

2700

3×18.5

Have

3.8×1.5×2.5

SCD300G

96

3000

3×22

Have

4.0×1.5×2.5

SCD320GS

96

3200

3×22

Have

4.2×1.5×2.5

 Single cage Medium speed 

SC100GZ

63

1000

3×15

No

2.5×1.3×2.5

SC120GZ

63

1200

3×15

No

3.0×1.3×2.5

SCD200GZ

63

2000

2×15

Have

3.0×1.3×2.5

SC200GZ

63

2000

3×18.5

No

3.0×1.3×2.5

SC225GZ

63

2250

2×18.5

No

3.2×1.5×2.5

SC225GZ

63

2250

3×18.5

Have

3.6×1.5×2.5

SCD250GZ

63

2500

2×18.5

Have

3.6×1.5×2.5

SC250GZ

63

2500

3×18.5

Have

3.8×1.5×2.5

SCD270GZ

63

2700

2×18.5

Have

3.8×1.5×2.5

SC270GZ

63

2700

3×22

NO

4.0×1.5×2.5

SCD300GZ

63

3000

3×15

Have

4.0×1.5×2.5

SCD320GZ

63

3200

3×15

Have

4.2×1.5×2.5

 Single cage standard speed 

SC100TD

36

1000

2×11

NO

2.5×1.3×2.5

SC120TD

36

1200

2×11

NO

3.0×1.3×2.5

SC200TD

36

2000

3×11

NO

3.0×1.3×2.5

SCD200TD

36

2000

2×11

Have

3.2×1.5×2.5

SC270TD

36

2700

3×15

NO

3.6×1.5×2.5

SCD270TD

36

2700

2×11

Have

3.8×1.5×2.5

SC320TD

36

3200

3×18.5

NO

4.0×1.5×2.5

SCD320TD

36

3200

2×11

Have

4.2×1.5×2.5

 

Construction Hoist SC100/100 No Counterweight

Construction Hoist SC100/100 No Counterweight

Construction Hoist SC100/100 No Counterweight

Construction Hoist SC100/100 No Counterweight


FAQ of Construction 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: Explain the distinctions between electric and hydraulic power sources used in building hoists.
<p>Electric hoists use electric motors to generate power, which is more environmentally friendly and requires less maintenance. They are often quieter, easier to control, and can be more energy-efficient. Hydraulic hoists, on the other hand, rely on fluid pressure to generate power. They can provide greater lifting capacity and are often used in heavy-duty applications. Hydraulic systems can be more complex to maintain and repair, and they may not be as energy-efficient as electric hoists. However, they offer smooth and controlled lifting, which is beneficial in certain construction scenarios.</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: 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: A lift motor is 7.5 KW, and the frequency converter sends current 4.2 A, which has A heating resistance in the converter, and how the charge is calculated when the lift is full. Or consider the power of the converter and the power of the thermal resistance.
Use electricity in the field (1) lifting equipment class: tower crane 2, construction elevator 3; According to the table, K = 0.3 cos phi = 0.7 tg phi = 1.02 JC = 40% (temporary load) Pe = 2 times 63 + 3 times 11 = 159 (kW) And then power: PS = 2 times Pe = 2 times 159 = 201 (kW) Pjs1 = K * PS = 0.3 * 201 = 60.3 (kW) Qjs1 = tg phi by Pjs1 = 1.02 times 60.3 = 61.5 (kVA)
Q: Are there any good signs in the construction elevator door
It is forbidden to climb, construction lift operation procedure, limited number of passengers, no power cuts
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: This question asks if a building hoist is capable of lifting objects that vary in size and weight.
<p>Yes, a building hoist can be used to lift objects of different sizes and weights, but it is crucial to ensure that the hoist's capacity is suitable for the load. Building hoists are designed to handle various materials and equipment during construction, and their lifting capacity can range from a few hundred pounds to several tons. It is essential to check the hoist's specifications and adhere to the maximum load limit to ensure safety and prevent damage to the hoist or the objects being lifted. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines and safety standards when operating a building hoist.</p>
Q: What are the key safety rules and regulations that must be followed when operating a building hoist?
<p>Safety regulations for using a building hoist include ensuring that the hoist is inspected and certified by a qualified person before use. Operators must be trained and certified. The hoist should be used only for its intended purpose, and load limits must never be exceeded. Regular maintenance and checks are required to ensure the hoist remains in good working order. Safety devices such as limit switches and emergency stops must be operational. The hoist area should be kept clear of obstructions, and warning signs should be posted. Personal protective equipment (PPE) must be worn by operators and anyone in the vicinity. Overhead protection should be provided to prevent objects from falling onto the hoist. Compliance with local and national regulations is also crucial.</p>
Q: This question asks for the steps or methods to fix a malfunctioning building hoist.
<p>Repairing a broken building hoist requires a systematic approach. First, ensure the hoist is powered off and disconnected from any power source to ensure safety. Identify the specific issue by conducting a visual inspection and possibly consulting the hoist's manual or a professional. Common repairs include fixing mechanical parts like gears, chains, or cables, or addressing electrical issues like faulty wiring or motor problems. If the hoist's control system is malfunctioning, it may require recalibration or replacement of components. In some cases, worn or damaged parts need to be replaced. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines and safety protocols. For complex repairs, it's best to consult with a professional hoist technician to avoid further damage or safety hazards.</p>
Q: This question asks for guidelines on how to take care of lifting equipment after it has been used.
<p>To maintain your lifting equipment after use, follow these steps: 1. Clean the equipment thoroughly to remove dirt, grease, and any debris. 2. Inspect all components for wear, damage, or signs of excessive use. 3. Lubricate moving parts as per the manufacturer's recommendations. 4. Check and tighten all bolts, nuts, and fasteners to ensure they are secure. 5. Store the equipment in a dry, clean, and well-ventilated area to prevent rust and corrosion. 6. Regularly review the manufacturer's maintenance schedule and perform any required servicing. 7. Keep a log of all maintenance and inspections to ensure you're staying on top of equipment care. Proper maintenance not only prolongs the life of your equipment but also ensures safety during use.</p>

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