2026-09-10
Key safety rules for wire rope electric hoists: Overloading, pulling at an angle, digging out the hoist from the ground, or lifting at an incorrect angle are strictly prohibited. It is forbidden to us
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2026-09-08
① Overloading is strictly prohibited; the weight should be estimated before lifting. ② Lifting at an angle is forbidden – the steel wire rope must bear the load vertically to prevent the trolley from
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2026-09-07
Blackening treatment is commonly used for G80-grade high-strength lifting chains. • Strength grade: The most common grade is G80 (T8); G80 indicates that the chain can withstand a tensile force of 80
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2026-09-03
· Material: Primarily high-quality alloy steel (such as manganese steel), 20Mn2. · Manufacturing process: Formed through forging and welding or bending and welding; quenching at medium or high tempera
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2026-09-02
Maintenance and inspection of lifting chains · Lubrication: Apply high-viscosity lubricant regularly, focusing on the areas where the chain links come into contact. · Inspection: Regularly check wheth
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2026-09-01
An electric lift is a versatile small lifting device that can be operated using either one rope or two ropes. When two ropes are used, the rated load doubles, while the lifting speed is reduced by hal
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2026-08-17
The chain aluminum alloy hand-cranked winch, also known as an aluminum alloy hand-cranked chain winch or chain tensioner, is a lightweight manual lifting tool. Its main advantage lies in the use of hi
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2026-08-14
Lifting height and speed: Steel wire ropes have a higher speed (typically 0.8/8 m/min), and they can lift objects to greater heights (over 30 meters, with special versions capable of reaching more tha
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