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Building Hoist SC120/120 Frequency Conversion Twin Cage

Building Hoist SC120/120 Frequency Conversion Twin Cage

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Structure of Building Hoist Description


Feature: Building Hoist                               Condition: New                                            Application: Construction           

Payload(kg):2*1200                                          Lifting Speed(m/min):0~60                             Motor Power(kw): 2*3*11

Safety Device: 2*SAJ30-1.4                              Cage: Twin                                                     Counterweight: No

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

 


Packaging & Delivery of Building Hoist 


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

 


Main Parts of Building Hoist 


● Adopts the most advanced VF speed control device and microcomputer programmable logic controller.


● Stepless speed control helps eliminate the concussion during start up and braking, steady the operation process,

and ensures automated leveling.


● Adopts open loop V/Fcontrol; the speed control precision can reach ±2~3%. Realizes accurate low speed positioning of the hoist and avoid slipping during downward stopping of hoist.


● The VF system has current-restriction function, ensuring a small current when motor start up and reducing the concussion to power supply. It reduces the engery consumption and mitigates effects to on site electric equipments.


● The steadiness during running mitigates concussion to mechanical parts, reduces wears of rack, pinion and the brake

and prolongs the spare parts'life.   


● The VF system also has the over voltage protection,low voltage protection, overcurrent, overload and anti-stalling     protection functions,


● The system applies the special software for hoists developed by our company, making the operation more safe and 

reliable.


Building Hoist Images


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Building Hoist SC120/120 Frequency Conversion Twin Cage

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Building Hoist SC120/120 Frequency Conversion Twin Cage

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Building Hoist SC120/120 Frequency Conversion Twin Cage


Building Hoist Specifiction


Building Hoist SC120/120 Frequency Conversion Twin Cage


FAQ of Building 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: This question asks for a comparison between manual and automatic lifting systems used in construction equipment, highlighting their distinct features and operational differences.
<p>Manual lifting systems in construction equipment rely on human effort to lift and move materials. They are often less expensive, require less maintenance, and are suitable for lighter loads or smaller-scale projects. However, they are labor-intensive, can be slower, and pose higher risks of injury due to the physical demands. Automatic lifting systems, on the other hand, use mechanical or electronic means to lift and move materials. They are more efficient, can handle heavier loads, and reduce the risk of injury by minimizing manual handling. These systems are often more expensive and require regular maintenance but offer precision, speed, and ease of operation, making them ideal for large-scale construction projects.</p>
Q: What is the function or use of constructing a building hoist?
<p>The purpose of building hoists is to facilitate the vertical transportation of materials, equipment, and sometimes personnel during the construction process. They are essential for moving heavy items to various floors or levels of a building under construction. Hoists enhance efficiency, reduce manual labor, and improve safety by minimizing the risk of accidents associated with manual handling of heavy loads. They are particularly crucial in high-rise construction where access is limited and the volume of materials to be moved is substantial.</p>
Q: This question asks for the method to determine the maximum weight a building hoist can safely lift.
<p>To calculate the load capacity of a building hoist, you must consider several factors. First, refer to the manufacturer's specifications for the hoist model in question, as they will provide the maximum load capacity. Check the hoist's mechanical components, such as the motor, cables, and pulleys, to ensure they are in good condition and can support the intended load. Factor in the weight of the materials to be lifted, including any containers or attachments. Consider the hoist's speed and lifting height, as these can affect stability and safety. Always adhere to safety regulations and never exceed the manufacturer's specified load capacity to prevent accidents and equipment damage.</p>
Q: Is it possible to replace a building hoist with an electric winch for the purpose of lifting materials or individuals?
<p>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.</p>
Q: What specific regulations or conditions must be met when utilizing lifting equipment in construction or factory environments?
<p>Yes, there are special requirements for using lifting equipment in construction sites and factories. These include adherence to safety regulations, regular maintenance and inspection, proper operator training, and ensuring the equipment is suitable for the task. Compliance with local and national laws such as OSHA in the U.S. or CE marking in the EU is crucial. Equipment must be certified safe for use, and operators must be licensed and follow safety protocols. Additionally, load capacities must be respected, and lifting operations must be planned and supervised to prevent accidents.</p>
Q: What precautions should be taken when using manual lifting equipment to ensure safety?
<p>Safety measures for using manual lifting devices include inspecting equipment for damage before use, ensuring the load is within the device's weight capacity, using proper lifting techniques, maintaining a clear path for lifting, and securing the load to prevent shifting. Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment, such as gloves and safety shoes. Never exceed the rated capacity of the lifting device, and avoid sudden or jerky movements that could cause loss of control. Regular maintenance and training on safe lifting practices are also crucial to prevent accidents.</p>
Q: This question asks for guidance on selecting appropriate lifting equipment based on specific requirements and work conditions.
<p>To choose the right type of lifting equipment for your specific needs and work environment, consider the following: 1. Load capacity: Ensure the equipment can handle the weight of the items you need to lift. 2. Workspace: Evaluate the size and layout of your work area to determine the appropriate size and type of equipment. 3. Safety features: Look for equipment with safety features that meet your industry's standards. 4. Mobility: Consider whether you need a mobile or stationary unit. 5. Compatibility: Ensure the equipment is compatible with other tools or machinery you use. 6. Budget: Determine your budget and find equipment that offers the best value for your investment. 7. Consult with experts: Speak with equipment manufacturers or distributors to get their recommendations based on your specific needs. Always prioritize safety and efficiency when selecting lifting equipment.</p>
Q: Is it possible to utilize a building hoist to transport heavy vehicles?
<p>Building hoists are not designed to move heavy vehicles. They are specifically engineered for lifting and lowering materials and personnel in construction settings. Their load capacity and structural integrity are not suited for the weight and dimensions of heavy vehicles. For moving heavy vehicles, specialized equipment such as heavy-duty tow trucks or transporters is required, which are built to handle the specific needs and weight of such vehicles.</p>
Q: Construction site construction elevator and tower crane, which unit security check and acceptance?
Inspection by the quality supervision bureau special equipment inspection department.
Q: Explain the distinctions between electric and electric-motorized building hoists.
<p>Electric building hoists are powered by electricity and typically use a motor to lift and lower loads. They are designed for vertical transport of materials in construction settings. Electric-motorized hoists, on the other hand, are a specific type of electric hoist that emphasizes the use of an electric motor for operation. The primary difference lies in the level of automation and control. Electric-motorized hoists often have more advanced features like variable speed control and may be integrated into larger systems for automated material handling. Both are efficient, but electric-motorized hoists offer higher precision and control, making them suitable for more complex applications.</p>

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