SC300 construction hoist high speed

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1, Two cage
2, maximum capacity:3 Ton/cage
3, Middle speed:0-60m/min
4, Main part welded by robot

5. cage size: 3.8x1.5x2.2m

The Construction Hoist is set up with frequency conversion and twin cages. Every cage has three suits of independent driving mechanism.With the technology of frequency conversion the construction hoist driven by rack and pinion can speed up and slow down steadily. It has features such as:
1. Starting and braking are steady with no impact.
2. The lifting speed can be controlled.
3. Starting current is lower than rated current.
4. The mechanical wear and tear is reduced evidently.
5. Power saves efficiently.

The main technical parameters of SC300/300 construction hoist ate listed as follows:

1. Lifting capacity: 2x3000kg

2. Lifting Speed: 33m/min or 60m/min or 90m/min with frequency inverter(Toshiba)

3. Rated Power: 2-3x15kw or 2-3x18.5kw or 2-3x22kw

4. Mast Section Size: 650x650x1508mm, double rack, Painted or Galvanized optional

5. Delivery time: 20-25 days.

We can provide tailored design, backing on the strong technical strength of China Academy of Building Research.

Construction lift with Interver:

Characteristics		Model	Rated Loading	Lifting Speed	Motor Power
Double Cabin	Low-speed	SC200/200D	2 × 2000kg	0-36m/min	2 × (3 × 11kw) 2 × (2 × 13kw) 2 ×(2 × 15kw)
	Low-speed	SC100/100D	2 × 1000kg	0-36m/min	2 × (2 × 11kw)
	Mid-speed	SC200/200Z	2 × 2000kg	0-60m/min	2 × (3 × 15kw)
	Mid-speed	SC100/100Z	2 × 1000kg	0-60m/min	2 × (2 × 15kw)
Single Cabin	Low-speed	SC200D	2000kg	0-36m/min	3 × 11kw 2× 13kw 2× 15kw
	Low-speed	SC100D	1000kg	0-36m/min	2 × 11kw
	Mid-speed	SC200Z	2000kg	0-60m/min	3× 15kw
	Mid-speed	SC100Z	1000kg	0-60m/min	2 × 15kw

SC300 construction hoist high speed

Q: This question asks about the typical issues encountered with lifting devices and seeks advice on how to prevent these problems.: Common problems with lifting devices include mechanical failure, overloading, improper use, and lack of maintenance. To avoid these issues, ensure regular inspections and maintenance, follow the manufacturer's guidelines for weight limits, and train operators on proper use. Additionally, implement safety protocols, such as load testing and visual inspections before each use, and consider using lifting devices with safety features like overload protection and limit switches.

Q: Does the misuse or incorrect use of lifting equipment pose a risk of injury to workers?: Yes, improper or incorrect use of lifting equipment can cause serious injury to workers. This can include accidents such as dropping loads, which can lead to crushing injuries or being struck by falling objects. Additionally, improper lifting techniques can lead to musculoskeletal injuries, such as back strains or sprains. It's crucial for workers to be trained in the safe operation of lifting equipment and to follow all safety protocols to minimize the risk of injury.

Q: This question asks for a comparison between electric and pneumatic building hoists, highlighting their distinct features and operational differences.: 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.

Q: Is the elevator detail a construction plan? Do you have a detailed picture of the elevator?: There is a detailed picture of the elevator. The structure of the elevator well and the layout of the embedded parts.

Q: Is it possible to integrate a single-rope lifting mechanism into an electric-hydraulic lifting system?: 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.

Q: What's going on with the decline in construction lift: Check to see if there is any problem with holding the brake. There is no problem with the contactless contactor, which is the most common cause of the vehicle. Normal contactor will rebound at the moment of you to stop operation, adhesion would be stuck there for a few seconds and then bounce back, in a few seconds the brake coil is charged, the brake is still in open state, but the motor has stopped working, so will decline, it's adhesion change the same contactor change.

Q: This question asks about the measures taken to ensure that lifting equipment remains safe and functional in various weather conditions.: To ensure that lifting equipment is safe and reliable in all weather conditions, regular maintenance and inspection are crucial. Equipment should be designed with weather-resistant materials and should be tested periodically to withstand extreme temperatures, humidity, and precipitation. Protective covers or enclosures can be used to shield equipment from the elements. Additionally, training operators on the safe use of equipment in different weather conditions is essential. Emergency procedures should be in place for extreme weather events, and equipment should be regularly checked for wear and tear that could be exacerbated by weather conditions.

Q: This question asks for a comparison between electric and electric-hydraulic building hoists, highlighting their distinct features and how they differ from each other.: Electric building hoists are powered solely by electric motors, which provide direct and precise control over the lifting and lowering of loads. They are quieter, require less maintenance, and are more energy-efficient compared to their hydraulic counterparts. On the other hand, electric-hydraulic building hoists combine the power of an electric motor with the force amplification capabilities of hydraulic systems. These hoists offer greater lifting capacity and can handle heavier loads but are generally more complex, requiring regular maintenance of hydraulic components. They are also louder and may consume more energy. The choice between the two often depends on the specific requirements of the lifting task, such as load capacity, precision, and environmental considerations.

Q: This question asks about the time required to install a building hoist, a device used for lifting materials in construction.: The time it takes to install a building hoist can vary significantly based on factors such as the type and size of the hoist, the specific building requirements, and the experience of the installation team. On average, it can take anywhere from a few hours to a couple of days. For smaller hoists, installation might be completed within a day, while larger, more complex systems could take longer. It's important to note that safety checks and regulatory compliance verifications are also part of the process, which can add to the total installation time.

Q: This question asks whether a building hoist can be utilized for lifting both fragile and non-fragile items.: Yes, a building hoist can be used for lifting both fragile and non-fragile objects. However, it is crucial to ensure that the hoist is equipped with the appropriate attachments and safety measures to handle fragile items without causing damage. For non-fragile objects, the hoist can be used more freely, but still, safety protocols must be followed to prevent accidents. The key is to use the hoist within its weight capacity and to adhere to all operational guidelines to ensure the safe and effective lifting of all types of objects.

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