Suspended Platform ZLP800

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Loading Port:: China Main Port

Payment Terms:: TT or L/C

Min Order Qty:: 1 Set m.t.

Supply Capability:: 300Sets Per Month m.t./month

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ZLP series temporarily installed suspended access equipment

which is developed and produced by CNBM INTERNATIONAL CORPORA.TION, is ideal equipment for building facade construction, decoration, cleaning and maintenance. And it is also widely used in elevator installing, ship building and repairing, or in other works such as big-size tank, bridge, embankment and chimney. ZLP series versatile knock-down platforms provides workers safer, easier and more efficient platform access.

Note: the voltage and frequency could up to different countries' standard

Specification of Suspended platform ZLP800

Item				Parameters
Rated capacity				250 kg
Rated speed				9.6 m/min
Platform length				1.2m
Steel rope				4T31
Hoist	Hoist model			LTD6.3
	Rated lifting force			6.17 KN
	Motor	Model		YEJ90L-4
		Power		1.5 KW
		Voltage		AC380 V
		Speed		1420 r/min
		Brake force moment		15 Nm
Safety lock	Permission force of impact			30 KN
	Locking Cable Distance			＜100mm
	Locking Cable Speed			≥22m/min
Suspension mechanism	Front beam overhang			1.3-1.5 m
	Height adjustment			1.365-1.925 m
Weight	Lifting part (including hoist, safety lock and electric control system)		Steel Platform	180kg
	Suspension mechanism			155kg
	Counter weight			450 kg

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Q: This question asks whether building hoists can be used in both indoor and outdoor environments.: Building hoists can be used both indoors and outdoors, but their usage depends on the specific type and design of the hoist. Material hoists, for instance, are often used outdoors in construction sites to lift materials vertically. On the other hand, dumbwaiters are hoists designed for indoor use, typically to transport goods between floors in buildings. It's important to ensure that the hoist is suitable for the environment in which it will be used, considering factors such as weather conditions, building structure, and safety regulations.

Q: This question asks for a comparison of various types of electric building hoists, highlighting their unique features and differences.: Electric building hoists come in various types, each designed for specific applications. The main differences lie in their capacity, lifting speed, control systems, and construction. For instance, worm gear hoists are compact and offer precise control, suitable for light to medium-duty applications. Chain hoists are versatile with higher speeds and are ideal for general lifting tasks. Electric wire rope hoists are powerful and designed for heavy-duty lifting, often used in construction and industrial settings. Variable frequency drives in hoists allow for speed control, enhancing safety and efficiency. Each type has its operational advantages and limitations, making the choice dependent on the specific lifting requirements and environmental conditions.

Q: What are the necessary conditions and safety measures to be met when using a building hoist to lift heavy objects?: Lifting heavy objects with a building hoist requires adherence to several key requirements for safety and efficiency. These include ensuring the hoist is properly installed and inspected, the load is secured correctly, and the weight does not exceed the hoist's capacity. Operators must be trained and certified, and they should follow all safety protocols. The area around the hoist should be clear of obstructions and bystanders. Regular maintenance and checks are crucial to prevent accidents. Additionally, weather conditions, such as high winds, can affect the safety of hoist operations and may require postponing lifts until conditions improve.

Q: This question asks for safety guidelines and procedures to be followed when operating a building hoist.: To use a building hoist safely, follow these guidelines: Ensure the hoist is regularly inspected and maintained by qualified personnel. Never exceed the hoist's load capacity. Keep the hoist and its surroundings clean and free from debris. Always use safety hooks and never leave the hoist unattended when in use. Ensure all safety features, such as limit switches and emergency stop buttons, are functioning correctly. Train operators on the proper use of the hoist and adhere to all manufacturer's instructions. Never use a hoist if it shows signs of damage or malfunction. Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) when operating a hoist.

Q: Is it possible to replace a building hoist with an electric winch for the purpose of lifting materials or individuals?: While theoretically possible, using an electric winch instead of a building hoist for lifting materials or people is not recommended due to safety concerns and differences in design. Electric winches are typically designed for pulling or towing loads and may not have the necessary safety features, load capacity, or stability required for lifting operations in a construction setting. Building hoists are specifically engineered to lift heavy materials and personnel safely in vertical shafts or on the facade of a building. They are equipped with safety devices and are regulated for construction use, making them the appropriate choice for such tasks.

Q: This question asks about frequent issues related to building hoists and seeks solutions for these problems.: Common problems with building hoists include mechanical failures, electrical issues, overloading, and safety malfunctions. Mechanical failures can be fixed by regular maintenance, lubrication, and replacement of worn parts. Electrical problems may require checking wiring, connections, and replacing faulty components. Overloading can be prevented by strictly adhering to the hoist's weight limit and using load indicators. Safety malfunctions, such as brake failure, require immediate attention and may involve replacing brake pads or overhauling the braking system. Always ensure that hoists are used according to the manufacturer's guidelines and are regularly inspected by qualified personnel to prevent accidents and ensure safe operation.

Q: This question asks about the safety mechanisms or features that are included in a hydraulic building hoist to ensure its secure operation.: Hydraulic building hoists are equipped with several safety features to ensure secure operation. These include overload protection to prevent the hoist from lifting more weight than it is designed for, emergency stop buttons for immediate cessation of operations, safety hooks or shackles to secure the load, and lower limit switches to prevent over-lowering. Additionally, they often have a fail-safe valve system that locks the hoist in place if pressure is lost, and a cage or gate to protect operators from falling objects. Regular maintenance and inspection are also crucial for maintaining the safety of these hoists.

Q: Is the construction elevator the same as the construction elevator: The construction elevator is the standard name, there are national standards, including the elevator, the people's elevator, the construction elevator is the popular term, the general point is the people's elevator not including the elevator.

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.

Q: What is the meaning of double straps in the construction elevator?: Used for heavy to offset the hoisting cage weight so as to realize energy-saving province electric hoist, by making use of the fixed pulley for heavy gravity into upward traction hanging basket of traction, so as to reduce the drive motor load, achieve energy saving.

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