Twin Cage Construction Hoist SC200/200

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Detailed Twin Cage Construction Hoist SC200/200 Product Description

the elevator runs along the tower mast section, it is different from the elevator with wire rope system ( like the passenger lift in the building), from the attached photo you can see on the back side of cargo platform there is one tower mast section.

Specification of Twin Cage Construction Hoist SC200/200

SC200/200 Construction hoist
Specifications		Unit	Parameter
Max Load		Kg	2×2000
Max Passengers			2×20
Rated Lifting Speed		m/min	34
Max Lifting height		m	300
Max Free End Height		m	≤7.6
Modulus of Gear Rack			8
Carriage Weight		Kg	1012×2
Size of Carrige		m	3.0×1.3×2.4
Standard Knot Weight		kg	145
Standard Knot Length		m	1.508
Cross-section Size of Standard Knot			0.65×0.65
Motor	Model		YZE132M-4
	Rated Power	KW	11×3×2
	Necessary Electric Power	KVA	22×3×2
Reducer	Center Distance	mm	125
Reducer	Transmission Ratio		1:16
Overspeed Governor	Type		Progressive
	Model		SAJ40-1.2A
	Operation speed	m/min	49.5
	Brake moment	N.m	2600
Hoist weight		t	22

Q: This question asks for a comparison of the pros and cons associated with the use of electric building hoists in construction.: Electric building hoists offer several advantages such as ease of operation, reduced manual labor, and increased efficiency in lifting and transporting materials. They are also safer compared to manual hoists, reducing the risk of accidents. Additionally, they can handle heavier loads and operate in various weather conditions. However, they have some disadvantages too. For instance, they require a power source and can be less reliable during power outages. They also involve higher initial costs and maintenance expenses. Electric hoists can be noisy, which may lead to noise pollution, and they can be complex to install and operate, requiring skilled personnel.

Q: Is it possible to utilize a single-rope lift as an alternative to a building hoist for the purpose of lifting materials or individuals?: While theoretically possible to use a single-rope lift for lifting materials or people, it is not advisable or practical for construction purposes. Building hoists are specifically designed for construction sites, offering safety features, load-bearing capacities, and stability that single-rope lifts typically lack. Single-rope lifts are more suited for simple, controlled environments and are not equipped to handle the heavy loads, frequent use, or varied conditions of a construction site. The use of a building hoist is recommended for safety, efficiency, and compliance with construction regulations.

Q: How many people are there for construction workers: The elevator is a vertical elevator with electric motors, which is equipped with box pods for multi-storey building and carrying goods. There is also a terrace, which is running continuously on the crawler, commonly known as escalator or automatic walkway. A fixed lifting device for the floor. Vertical elevator has a car, running on at least two columns of the vertical or Angle is less than 15 ° between the rigidity of rail. The size and structure of the car is convenient for passengers to enter or unload cargo. Traditionally, the elevator is the general term for vertical transportation in buildings, no matter how they are driven. Speed can be divided into low speed elevator (1 m/s), rapid elevator (1 ~ 2 m/s) and high speed elevator (2 m/s). Hydraulic elevators were introduced in the mid-19th century and are still being used in low-rise buildings. In 1852, the United States developed a safety elevator for wire rope lifting. In the 1980s, there was further improvement in drivers, such as the electric motors, which were driven by worm gears to turn the winding drum and balance weight. At the end of the 19th century, the friction wheel drive greatly increased the lift height.

Q: Where is the location of the elevator in the project: The position of construction elevator is usually set in the project to facilitate access to material, material handling and personnel up and down, not affecting the construction process.

Q: What are alternative uses for a building hoist besides construction?: Yes, a building hoist can be used for purposes other than construction. It can be utilized for moving heavy equipment in industrial settings, transporting goods in warehouses, or even in emergency services for rescue operations. Its ability to lift and lower heavy loads makes it versatile for various applications where vertical transportation is required. However, it's crucial to ensure that any alternative use complies with safety regulations and the hoist's operational specifications.

Q: This question asks for measures to avoid accidents that may occur due to the misuse of a building hoist.: To prevent accidents caused by improper use of a building hoist, it's crucial to follow safety protocols strictly. Ensure all hoist operators are trained and certified. Regularly inspect and maintain the hoist equipment to check for any defects or wear. Never overload the hoist, and always secure the load properly. Implement clear communication procedures among workers, especially when the hoist is in operation. Set up barriers or warning signs to keep unauthorized personnel away from the hoist area. Finally, conduct regular safety drills to prepare for emergencies and reinforce safety practices among the workforce.

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.: 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.

Q: Is it possible to utilize a building hoist for the transportation of heavy objects?: Yes, building hoists are specifically designed to move heavy objects vertically within a construction site. They are used to lift and lower materials such as concrete, bricks, and other construction supplies. Building hoists are equipped with strong cables and a robust mechanism to handle significant weight, making them ideal for heavy-duty lifting tasks in construction projects. However, it's crucial to ensure that the hoist is operated within its weight capacity and safety guidelines are strictly followed to prevent accidents.

Q: What are the necessary steps and checks required to maintain a building hoist to ensure its safe and efficient operation?: Building hoists require regular maintenance to ensure safety and efficiency. This includes daily inspections of the hoist's mechanical and electrical components for any signs of wear or damage. Monthly, a thorough inspection should be conducted by a qualified technician, including checking the hoist's cables, brakes, and safety devices. Lubrication of moving parts and replacement of worn components are also crucial. Annually, a comprehensive inspection and certification by a professional is necessary to comply with safety regulations. Adherence to the manufacturer's guidelines is essential, and any malfunctions should be addressed immediately to prevent accidents.

Q: How many meters is the wall of the construction elevator?: It seems that there is no, just the local code, you search for the construction elevator acceptance specification look, I have searched this aspect before, now forget.

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