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SC200A Single Cage Construction Hois

SC200A Single Cage Construction Hois

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SC200A Single Cage Construction Hois

 Single cage

· Rated Capacity: 2T

 Lifting speed: 30m/min

Motor power: 2x13kW

Cage size (Length x width x height): 3x1.4x2.25m

 Mast size (Length x width x height): 650x650x1508mm

Safety device: anti-dropping tripper

Mast weight: 124.2 kg(with one rack)

Loading information: 1*40 HQ can load 60m high SC200A construction hoist

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Simple structure and low cost

Convenience of installataion、dismantling and maintenance

 

Main Parts of Building Hoist 

 

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

 

2. Stepless speed control helps eliminate the concussion during start up and braking, steady the operation process, and ensures automated leveling.

 

3. 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.

 

4. 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.

 

5. The steadiness during running mitigates concussion to mechanical parts, reduces wears of rack, pinion and the brake and prolongs the spare parts'life.   

 

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

 

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

 

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)   

SC100/100D

 2 × 1000kg

0-36m/min

2 × (2 × 11kw)

 
Mid-speed

SC200/200Z

 2 × 2000kg

0-60m/min

2 × (3 × 15kw)

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

SC100D

    1000kg

0-36m/min

2 × 11kw

 
Mid-speed

SC200Z

    2000kg

0-60m/min

3× 15kw

SC100Z

    1000kg

0-60m/min

2 × 15kw

 

 

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 criteria or factors to consider when selecting the appropriate type of building hoist for a specific construction project.
<p>Choosing a suitable type of building hoist involves considering several factors: the weight and size of materials to be lifted, the frequency of hoisting, the height of the building, and safety requirements. Assess the load capacity needed, as hoists vary in their lifting capabilities. Consider the hoist's speed and efficiency to ensure it meets the project's timeline. The hoist's size and maneuverability are crucial for fitting within the construction space. Safety features and certifications should be verified to ensure compliance with industry standards. Consulting with hoist manufacturers or rental companies can provide insights into the most suitable hoist for your specific application.</p>
Q: This question asks for the proper steps to install a building hoist, a device used in construction to lift materials and workers.
<p>To install a building hoist correctly, follow these steps: 1) Ensure the site is suitable and inspect the hoist for any damages. 2) Assemble the hoist tower on a solid, level base. 3) Install the mast and guide rails according to the manufacturer's instructions. 4) Attach the hoist mechanism and cab, ensuring all connections are secure. 5) Conduct a thorough inspection and test the hoist's functionality. 6) Obtain necessary permits and inspections from local authorities. 7) Train operators on the safe use of the hoist. Always adhere to safety guidelines and manufacturer's specifications.</p>
Q: This question asks for the different categories of hoists used in construction.
<p>Building hoists are essential for the construction industry and come in various types. The main types include: 1. Material Hoists, which are used for lifting building materials; 2. Personnel Hoists, designed for transporting workers; 3. Goods and Passenger Hoists, which can carry both materials and people; 4. Temporary Hoists, used during the construction phase; and 5. Permanent Hoists, installed in buildings for long-term use. Each type has specific features and safety considerations tailored to their intended use.</p>
Q: Explain the key differences between electric and hydraulic lifting equipment, including their power sources, efficiency, and applications.
<p>Electric lifting equipment is powered by electric motors and typically operates through cables or batteries, making them quieter and more environmentally friendly. They are often used in indoor settings where noise and emissions are a concern. Hydraulic lifting equipment, on the other hand, uses hydraulic fluid and pistons to generate force, providing high power and torque. They are commonly used in heavy-duty applications and outdoors. Electric systems are generally more energy-efficient and have lower maintenance costs, while hydraulic systems offer greater power density and can handle heavier loads.</p>
Q: Describe the key differences between electric and manual building hoists.
<p>Electric building hoists are powered by electricity and can lift heavy loads quickly and efficiently. They are automated, reducing manual labor and increasing productivity. On the other hand, manual hoists require human effort to operate, making them slower and less efficient. They are less costly but demand more physical labor, which can lead to fatigue and potential accidents. Electric hoists are suitable for large-scale construction projects, while manual hoists are often used in smaller, more confined spaces where electricity might not be readily available or where the load is not excessively heavy.</p>
Q: Can a building hoist be utilized for lifting objects that exceed manual lifting capabilities?
<p>Yes, building hoists are specifically designed to lift and transport objects that are too large or heavy for manual lifting. They are commonly used in construction to move materials and equipment to various levels of a building. Building hoists are equipped with safety features and can handle substantial weight, making them an essential tool in construction projects where heavy objects need to be moved efficiently and safely.</p>
Q: What are the necessary maintenance and inspection procedures for hydraulic building hoists to ensure their safe and efficient operation?
<p>Hydraulic building hoists require regular maintenance and inspection to ensure safety and efficiency. Daily checks should include visual inspections for leaks, proper functioning of controls, and safe operation of the hoist. Monthly inspections should cover the condition of hydraulic hoses, cylinders, and seals. Annual inspections should be conducted by a qualified professional to check the structural integrity, load-bearing components, and overall mechanical condition of the hoist. Regular lubrication of moving parts and replacement of worn components are also crucial. Always adhere to the manufacturer's guidelines and local regulations for maintenance and inspection intervals.</p>
Q: This question asks if improper functioning or lack of maintenance in hydraulic cylinders can lead to damage.
<p>Yes, hydraulic cylinders can cause significant damage if they malfunction or are not properly maintained. Malfunctions can lead to leaks, component failure, or even structural damage due to pressure surges. Lack of maintenance can cause wear and tear, leading to reduced efficiency and potential failure. Regular maintenance, including checking for leaks, ensuring proper lubrication, and replacing worn parts, is crucial to prevent damage and ensure the safe operation of hydraulic systems.</p>
Q: This question asks for the distinctions between two types of building hoists: manual and automatic.
<p>Manual building hoists require human effort to operate, typically involving a pulley system and manual controls. They are generally less expensive but slower and more labor-intensive. Automatic building hoists, on the other hand, are motorized and can be programmed to lift and lower loads with minimal human intervention. They offer greater efficiency, speed, and safety, but come at a higher cost. Automatic hoists are also more suitable for high-rise construction due to their ability to handle heavier loads and operate over greater distances.</p>
Q: The tower crane is on a surface with the construction elevator, and only 2 or 3 meters away. Is that allowed
There are no rules for the distance between tower crane and construction elevator, but note the following points: (1) the foundation of the tower crane and the construction elevator cannot affect each other; (2) the construction elevator shall not be higher than the tower crane. (3) the location of the elevator shall not be blocked by the position of the construction elevator; (4) the use of the same circuit and the same distribution box with the construction elevator shall not be used by the tower crane. The distance between the tower crane and the construction elevator can be anywhere, as long as the above aspects are met.

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