Construction Hoist SC120/120 Lifting Elevator

Construction Hoist SC120/120 Lifting Elevator System 1

Construction Hoist SC120/120 Lifting Elevator System 2

Construction Hoist SC120/120 Lifting Elevator

Ref Price:: $1,600.00 - 21,000.00 / unit

Loading Port:: China main port

Payment Terms:: TT or LC

Min Order Qty:: 1 unit

Supply Capability:: 30 unit/month

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Structure of Construction Hoist Description

Feature: Construction Hoist Condition: New Application: Construction

Payload(kg):2*1200 Lifting Speed(m/min):33 Motor Power(kw): 2*2*11

Safety Device: 2*SAJ30-1.2 Cage: Twin Counterweight: No

Certification: CE,ISO Place of Origin: China(Mainland) Model Number: Type:SC120/120

Packaging & Delivery of Construction Hoist

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

Main Parts of Construction Hoist

● The gearing adopts imported bearing, enameled cable, and oil seal.

● The electric parts adopt products from world renowned manufactures such as Schneider, Siemens, and LG.

● The racks and pinion adopts special material and heat-treatment technique, which prolong the life of these parts.

● The steel structure uses quality steel from famous domestic manufactures.

● The surface of the structure can apply paint-spray, parkerozing baking finish or hot galvanizing processing according

to users requirements,

● The cage can be produced and decorated by aluminum molded board, punched-plate or figured aluminm board.

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 SC120/120 Lifting Elevator

Q: This question asks for a comparison of the pros and cons of utilizing hydraulic cylinders in the context of building hoists.: Hydraulic cylinders in building hoists offer several advantages, including high force output, compact size, and precise control. They provide smooth and controlled lifting, which is crucial for heavy construction materials. Additionally, hydraulic systems can generate large amounts of force with relatively small cylinders, making them space-efficient. The disadvantages include potential leaks, which can be hazardous, and the need for regular maintenance to ensure the system's reliability. Hydraulic systems can also be more complex to install and repair compared to electric or manual systems. Furthermore, they require a constant power source, which might not always be readily available on construction sites.

Q: This question asks about the process of changing the speed of a building hoist, which is a device used in construction to lift materials.: Adjusting the speed of a building hoist typically involves accessing the hoist's control panel or motor settings. For electric hoists, this may include adjusting the frequency of the power supply through a variable frequency drive (VFD), which alters the speed of the motor. For manual hoists, speed adjustments might involve changing the gear ratio or the tension on the hoisting rope. Always refer to the hoist's user manual for specific instructions, as different models have different mechanisms. Safety should be a priority; ensure that any adjustments are made by trained personnel and in compliance with safety regulations.

Q: This question asks about the procedures and practices for regularly maintaining and inspecting a building hoist to ensure its safe and efficient operation.: 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.

Q: Is it possible to use personal components to fix a malfunctioning building hoist?: While it might be tempting to use your own parts to repair a malfunctioning building hoist, it is generally not recommended. Building hoists are complex pieces of machinery that require specific components to function safely and efficiently. Using non-standard parts can lead to further damage, safety hazards, and may void any warranty on the hoist. It's crucial to use parts that meet the manufacturer's specifications to ensure the hoist operates correctly and safely. Always consult with a professional or the manufacturer for repair advice and parts.

Q: This question asks for guidance on selecting an appropriate building hoist, which is a type of lifting equipment used in construction.: Choosing a suitable building hoist involves considering several factors. First, assess the lifting capacity needed based on the weight of materials to be moved. Consider the hoist's speed and lifting height to ensure it meets project requirements. Evaluate the safety features, such as overload protection and emergency stop mechanisms. Check the hoist's durability and maintenance needs, as well as its compatibility with the building's structure. Consult with hoist manufacturers or rental companies for recommendations tailored to your specific project. Always prioritize safety and ensure the hoist complies with local regulations and standards.

Q: This question asks for guidelines on the safe operation of a building hoist, a device used to lift materials in construction.: To use a building hoist safely, follow these guidelines: Ensure the hoist is properly installed and inspected by a qualified person. Never exceed the hoist's weight limit. Keep the hoist area clear of obstacles and ensure all safety devices are functioning. Do not use the hoist if there are any visible defects or damage. Always secure the load properly and ensure it is balanced. Never leave the hoist unattended while in operation. Use hand signals or a communication system to coordinate with the operator. Regularly inspect and maintain the hoist to prevent accidents. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and adhere to local safety regulations.

Q: There are differences between the construction elevator and the construction elevator: Construction lifter and building construction elevator, manned cargo construction machinery is a frequently used in construction, because of its unique enclosure structure make it take up both comfort and safety, construction lifter is usually used with tower crane on the construction site, the average load in 1-3 tons, running speed is 1 to 60 m/min. There are many kinds of elevators in construction, there are no two kinds of weights and weights in the way of operation, and they are controlled by manual control and automatic control. You can also add inverter and PLC control modules as needed, and also add floor calling devices to the peace layer.

Q: Is it possible to utilize a double-rope lifting mechanism within the context of a building hoist?: Yes, a double-rope lifting system can be used in a building hoist. This system offers advantages such as increased safety due to redundancy and the ability to lift heavier loads compared to a single-rope system. The double-rope setup allows for the hoist to handle the load with two separate ropes, reducing the risk of failure and providing a more stable lifting platform. It's common in applications where high load capacities and safety are paramount, such as in construction for lifting materials and equipment.

Q: Is it possible to use a building hoist, typically meant for construction purposes, to lift a bicycle?: While technically possible, using a building hoist to lift a bicycle is not recommended due to safety concerns. Building hoists are designed for heavy construction materials and may not be suitable for delicate items like bicycles. The risk of damage to the bicycle or injury to the operator is high. It's best to use a bicycle lift or a hand truck designed for such purposes to ensure the safety of both the bicycle and the person handling it.

Q: This question asks about the typical issues encountered with construction hoists and seeks solutions to address these problems.: Common problems with building hoists include mechanical failures, electrical issues, safety hazards, and improper maintenance. Mechanical failures can be fixed by regular inspection and timely replacement of worn-out parts. Electrical issues are often resolved by checking wiring and connections, and using surge protectors. Safety hazards can be mitigated by ensuring all safety features are operational and by providing proper training to operators. Improper maintenance can be addressed by establishing a routine maintenance schedule and ensuring that all personnel follow safety protocols. Regular inspections, prompt repairs, and operator training are key to maintaining the functionality and safety of building hoists.

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