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Structure of Building Hoist Description

The general building hoist manufactured by our company have the features as good quality, long life, wide application range and convenient for maintenance. The gearing adopted bearing,enameled cable, and oil seal. The electric parts adopt products from worl renowned manufacturers such as Schneider, Siemes, and LG. The racks and pinion adopts specal material and heat-treatment technique, which prolong the life of these parts. The steel structure uses quality steel from famous domestic manufacturers. The surface of the structure can apply paint-spray, parkerizing baking finish or hot galvanizing processing according to users requirments. The cage can be produced and decorated by aluminum molded board, punched-plate or figured aluminum board.

Main Features of Building Hoist

1. The recomended cage dimension(L*W*H)(m): 2.0*1.0*2.5, 2.5*1.0*2.5, 2.5*1.3*2.5, 3.0*1.5*2,5, 3.2*1.5*2.5, 3.8*1.5*2.5, 4.0*1.5*2.5, 4.2*1.5*2.5 etc. We can also manufacture cages of other size according to the user.
2. The cage and the door material can be aluminum molded board, punched-plate, figured aluminum board or other type according to yout requirements.
3. The mast section and the tie-in surface can adopt paint-spray, or hot galvanizing processing..

Building Hoist Specifiction

SC series product also has special design, such as reinforced guide rail with cross-section of 800mm, inclined type, special for cooling tower, etc. All the double cage building hoist can be changed into single cage type,

		Type	Payload(kg)	Lifting Speed (m/min)	Motor Power(kw)	Safety Device
Single Cage Hoist	No Counterweight	SC100	1000	33	2*11	SAJ30-1.2
		SC120	1200	33	2*11	SAJ30-1.2
		SC160	1600	33	2*11	SAJ30-1.2
		SC200	2000	33	3*11	SAJ40-1.2
		SC250	2500	33	3*11	SAJ50-1.2
		SC270	2700	33	3*15	SAJ50-1.2
		SC300	3000	33	3*15	SAJ50-1.2
		SC320	3200	33	3*15	SAJ50-1.2
	With Counterweight	SCD200	2000	33	2*11	SAJ40-1.2
		SCD250	2500	33	2*11	SAJ50-1.2
		SCD270	2700	33	2*15	SAJ50-1.2
		SCD300	3000	33	2*15	SAJ50-1.2
		SCD320	3200	33	2*15	SAJ50-1.2

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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 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: Explain the differences between electric and electric-motor-driven building hoists in a few sentences.: Electric hoists are powered directly by electricity and use electric motors to lift and lower loads. They are typically smaller and more portable, suitable for lighter loads and indoor use. Electric-motor-driven hoists, on the other hand, use an electric motor to power a separate mechanism, often a winch or pulley system, to move loads. These are generally more robust, capable of handling heavier loads, and are often used in construction and industrial settings. The main differences lie in their power transmission methods, load capacity, and the environments in which they are used.

Q: Is it possible to operate a building hoist without undergoing professional training?: No, it is not advisable to use a building hoist without professional training. Operating a building hoist requires specific skills and knowledge to ensure safety and prevent accidents. Training programs teach the proper use of controls, safety procedures, and how to handle emergencies. Non-compliance with this can lead to severe injuries or fatalities. Always ensure you are adequately trained and certified before operating any hoisting equipment.

Q: Is it possible for non-professionals to overhaul or repair a hydraulic cylinder in a building hoist?: No, a hydraulic cylinder in a building hoist should not be overhauled or repaired by non-professionals. Hydraulic systems are complex and require specialized knowledge and skills to service. Attempting repairs without proper training can lead to serious safety hazards, equipment damage, and potential accidents. It is crucial to have a qualified technician or professional mechanic handle any maintenance or repairs to ensure safety and compliance with industry standards.

Q: This question asks for steps to ensure that lifting equipment is safe and reliable before it is used.: To ensure your lifting equipment is safe and reliable before use, follow these steps: Inspect the equipment for any visible damage or wear. Check all safety features such as hooks, cables, and brakes. Ensure that the equipment is properly maintained and serviced according to the manufacturer's guidelines. Verify that all safety certifications and inspection records are up to date. Conduct a thorough pre-use check, including testing the equipment's lifting capacity and stability. Ensure that all operators are trained and certified to use the equipment. Never use equipment that has not been inspected or is showing signs of damage. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines and safety protocols.

Q: This question seeks to understand the distinctions among various types of building hoists, which are essential in construction for lifting materials.: Building hoists, also known as construction hoists, are crucial for transporting materials and personnel in construction projects. The main types include: 1) Goods Hoists, designed for lifting materials and equipment, often with a higher load capacity. 2) Personnel Hoists, specifically for workers, prioritize safety features. 3) Material Hoists, a combination of goods and personnel hoists, allowing both material transport and worker movement. 4) Electric Chain Hoists, powered by electricity, known for their efficiency and control. 5) Manual Chain Hoists, requiring manual operation, useful in areas with no power supply. 6) Electric Winch Hoists, offering high lifting speeds and capacities. Each type varies in capacity, speed, control mechanisms, and power source, impacting their suitability for specific construction needs.

Q: This question asks for an explanation of how to use an overload protection device specifically in the context of a building hoist.: An overload protection device is crucial for a building hoist to prevent accidents caused by excessive weight. First, ensure the device is correctly installed and calibrated according to the manufacturer's instructions. Before operating the hoist, set the overload limit based on the hoist's capacity. During operation, if the load exceeds the set limit, the device should automatically shut down the hoist, preventing further operation. Regularly inspect and test the device to ensure it functions properly. Always follow safety protocols and never attempt to bypass or disable the overload protection system.

Q: Is it possible to utilize a building hoist for elevating materials to a significant height for stacking purposes?: Yes, a building hoist can be used for lifting materials that need to be stacked high. These hoists are specifically designed for construction sites to lift heavy materials vertically to different levels. They are equipped with safety features to ensure materials are lifted and stacked securely and efficiently. However, the height to which materials can be stacked will depend on the hoist's lifting capacity and the specific construction site's requirements. It's crucial to follow the manufacturer's guidelines and safety regulations when operating a building hoist to prevent accidents.

Q: Is it possible to use personal lifting equipment for lifting extremely heavy objects?: Using your own lifting equipment to lift very heavy objects can be possible, but it depends on the weight capacity and safety standards of your equipment. Always ensure that your lifting gear is rated for the weight you intend to lift and that it is in good working condition. Additionally, it's crucial to follow all safety protocols, including proper setup, securing the load, and using personal protective equipment. For extremely heavy objects, professional lifting services are often recommended to ensure safety and prevent accidents.

Q: Can a building hoist experience failure due to mechanical problems or the natural aging process?: Yes, a building hoist can malfunction due to mechanical issues or wear and tear. Mechanical problems can arise from various factors such as poor maintenance, overloading, or manufacturing defects. Wear and tear, which is the gradual deterioration of a machine's parts over time, can also lead to malfunctions. Regular inspections and maintenance are crucial to identify and rectify these issues, ensuring the safety and efficiency of the hoist operation.

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.

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