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The Muscle Of Your Lifting System - Junchi Hoists.

Hoists are the workhorses of lifting systems and are an integral part of the system. Selecting the right hoist for your lifting needs is crucial to the success of your lifting system.
Apr 19th,2024 772 Views

Hoists are the workhorses of lifting systems and are an integral part of the system. Selecting the right hoist for your lifting needs is crucial to the success of your lifting system and has a lot of factors to consider to ensure satisfaction with the lifting system.

The guiding principle behind everything we design and sell is operator safety. At Junchi, we are committed to protecting your co-workers and having a hoist that fits your needs is paramount to a safe lift. We also embrace the drive for productivity – our range of reliable air and electric chain hoists are proven to increase workplace efficiency and performance. Safe and efficient is our goal.

Hoists are primarily used to move a load or product. Any device used for lifting or lowering a load by means of a drum or lift-wheel around which rope or chain wraps is considered a hoist. It may be manually operated, electrically or pneumatically driven and may use chain, fibre or wire rope as its lifting medium. The best are silent running, minimal vibration and durable but you need to consider your load and function when selecting a hoist. Size may be your biggest consideration if the hoist is moved to various job sites or space is tight. Lift capacity is usually the primary concern but have you considered manual versus electric operation? These are all important considerations when selecting a hoist for your operation. Duty cycle is another consideration.

Here are some considerations when selecting a lifting device:
Capacity: The maximum weight it can handle,
Lift height: How far are you moving the load,
Speed of the lift – how fast do you need to move the product,
Incoming power source and the control voltage,
Pendant control cable length or remote control capabilities needed,
Suspension: How’s it hanging? How is the crane supported?
Type of trolley: Plain, geared or motorized,
Type of beam the hoist or air balancer will run on.