Construction Hoist SCD320/320 Two Cage Lfter
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Structure of Construction Hoist Description
1.Feature: Construction Hoist
2.Payload(kg):2*3200
3.Lifting Speed(m/min):33
4.Motor Power(kw): 2*2*15
5.Safety Device: 2*SAJ50-1.2
6.Cage: Twin
7.Counterweight: Yes
8.Certification: CE,ISO
9.Place of Origin: China(Mainland)
10.Model Number: Type:SCD320/320
Packaging & Delivery of Construction Hoist
Packaging Detail: Nude package Delivery Detail: 25-30days
Main Parts of Construction Hoist
1. Quality raw material, strict production management and career responsibility to make the hoist with the highest safety control, and the advanced design make it with good vision to enhance the safety.
2. Simple structure and low cost
3. Convenient in installation, disassembly and maintenance.
4. Energy-saving, starting current is lower than the rated current.
5. Adjustable speed, the maximum speed could reach 96m/min.
6. Frequency conversion control system, stable starting and breaking and low mechanical wear
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 |
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: Is it possible to utilize a building hoist for lifting materials during demolition projects?
- <p>While a building hoist is typically designed for construction purposes to lift materials and personnel, it is not advisable to use it for demolition work. Demolition involves hazardous conditions with falling debris and unstable structures, which can compromise the safety and integrity of the hoist. Instead, specialized equipment like wrecking balls, hydraulic shears, and cranes are more suitable for demolition tasks. These are engineered to handle the heavy loads and unpredictable conditions associated with breaking down structures safely.</p>
- Q: This question asks for the distinctions between two types of construction equipment: a building hoist and a lifting platform.
- <p>A building hoist, also known as a construction hoist, is a temporary elevator used in the construction of high-rise buildings to transport workers, materials, and equipment up and down the building. It is typically installed on the exterior of the building and is designed for vertical transportation. On the other hand, a lifting platform is a type of aerial work platform that can be either mobile or stationary and is used to lift workers and tools to a specific height for maintenance, repair, or construction tasks. Lifting platforms are often used for outdoor tasks and can be mobile, allowing them to be moved around a worksite as needed. The main difference lies in their application: building hoists are for vertical transport within a structure, while lifting platforms provide height access for a variety of tasks.</p>
- Q: This question asks for a comparison between electric and pneumatic building hoists, highlighting their distinct features and operational differences.
- <p>Electric building hoists are powered by electricity and are known for their high lifting capacity, speed, and efficiency. They are suitable for heavy-duty applications and can be automated for continuous operation. Pneumatic hoists, on the other hand, use compressed air to generate lifting force. They are quieter, require less maintenance, and are safer in environments where electrical sparks could be hazardous. However, they have lower lifting capacities and are generally slower compared to electric hoists. Pneumatic hoists are also more suitable for applications requiring precise control over the load.</p>
- Q: Is it possible to fix a building hoist or substitute it with alternative lifting machinery?
- <p>Yes, a building hoist can be repaired if the damage is not severe. If repair is not feasible or cost-effective, it can be replaced by other types of lifting equipment. There are various alternatives available, such as cranes, forklifts, and material hoists, each with its own advantages and suitable for different scenarios. The choice depends on factors like the weight of the load, the height of the building, and the specific requirements of the construction project. It's essential to consider safety, efficiency, and compatibility with the existing infrastructure when making such decisions.</p>
- Q: Is it possible to use a lifting device to assist in lifting an individual who is too tall for one person to lift safely?
- <p>Yes, you can use a lifting device to assist in lifting someone who is too tall for you to lift alone. These devices are designed to help in safely moving individuals who are heavier or taller than can be managed without assistance. It's important to ensure that the lifting device is appropriate for the person's weight and height, and that it is used correctly to avoid injury. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety guidelines when using such equipment.</p>
- Q: Is it permissible to use a building hoist for lifting a person?
- <p>No, a building hoist should not be used for lifting a person. Building hoists are designed for lifting materials and equipment, not people. Using a building hoist to lift a person is extremely dangerous and can result in severe injury or death. It violates safety regulations and is not recommended under any circumstances. Always use appropriate personnel lifting equipment or platforms designed specifically for carrying people.</p>
- Q: Is it possible to use a hydraulic cylinder as a substitute for the cylinder in a building hoist?
- <p>While it may be tempting to consider a hydraulic cylinder as a replacement for a building hoist cylinder, it is generally not advisable. Hydraulic cylinders and hoist cylinders serve different purposes and have distinct design specifications. A building hoist cylinder is specifically engineered to handle the vertical lifting and lowering of heavy loads in construction settings, ensuring safety and reliability. Hydraulic cylinders, on the other hand, are used for a variety of applications and may not meet the specific requirements of a hoist, such as load capacity, stroke length, or safety features. Using an inappropriate replacement could lead to mechanical failure, accidents, or even fatalities. It is crucial to use the correct, certified parts for any equipment to maintain safety and functionality.</p>
- Q: This question asks for the different categories of hoists used in construction.
- <p>Building hoists are essential for the construction industry and come in various types. The main types include: 1. Material Hoists, which are used for lifting building materials; 2. Personnel Hoists, designed for transporting workers; 3. Goods and Passenger Hoists, which can carry both materials and people; 4. Temporary Hoists, used during the construction phase; and 5. Permanent Hoists, installed in buildings for long-term use. Each type has specific features and safety considerations tailored to their intended use.</p>
- Q: Is it safe to use an electric lifting device indoors if it is not certified for indoor use?
- <p>It is not advisable to use an electric lifting device indoors if it is not certified for such use. Non-certified devices may not meet safety standards for indoor environments, including electrical safety, structural integrity, and risk of fire. Using uncertified equipment can lead to accidents, injuries, or property damage. Always ensure that any lifting equipment complies with local regulations and is suitable for the intended environment to maintain safety.</p>
- Q: This question asks for a comparison between two types of building hoists: those that are electric and those that use electric motors. It seeks to understand the key distinctions between these two systems.
- <p>Electric building hoists are powered directly by electricity and typically use simpler electric motors for lifting and lowering loads. They are generally easier to install and operate, with direct control over the motor speed and direction. On the other hand, electric-motor building hoists are more complex, often incorporating advanced motor technologies and control systems. These hoists may offer features like variable speed control, energy efficiency, and smoother operation. The main differences lie in the sophistication of the motor and control systems, with electric-motor hoists often providing more precise control and better performance for heavy-duty applications.</p>
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Construction Hoist SCD320/320 Two Cage Lfter
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