Mox Automatic Girder Electric Wire Rope Hoist, Voltage : 440V

A Girder Electric Wire Rope Hoist is a type of electric hoist mounted on a girder (or beam), which is a structural component of an overhead crane system. This type of hoist combines the power and precision of an electric wire rope hoist with the flexibility and strength of a girder system, typically used for lifting and moving heavy loads in industrial environments. Key Features of a Girder Electric Wire Rope Hoist: Girder (Beam) Structure: The girder refers to the horizontal beam or track upon which the hoist moves. The girder is typically made of steel and is a critical component in supporting the hoist and the load it carries. It can be part of a larger overhead crane system, which may also include end trucks, trolleys, and other components that allow the hoist to travel along the length of the beam. Electric Wire Rope Hoist: The electric wire rope hoist is mounted onto the girder and is used to lift and lower heavy loads. The hoist is driven by an electric motor and uses a steel wire rope wound around a drum or pulley system to perform the lifting function. These hoists are capable of handling heavy loads with precision, and they can be used for a wide variety of lifting tasks in industrial and commercial settings. Motorized Trolley: Many girder-mounted electric wire rope hoists are equipped with a motorized trolley that allows the hoist to move along the girder. This enables the hoist to transport the load horizontally across a large area. The trolley may be driven by an electric motor and could be equipped with either a pendant control or wireless remote control to operate it. Lifting Capacity: Girder-mounted wire rope hoists are designed to handle a wide range of load capacities, typically from 1 ton to over 100 tons, depending on the specific model and application. The girder and hoist combination are designed to withstand the stresses associated with lifting heavy loads safely and efficiently. Precision Control: The hoist is operated using a control system that allows for precise lifting, lowering, and horizontal movement of loads. Controls typically include pendant control, wireless remote control, or other automation systems, allowing the operator to control the hoist from a distance. Some systems may also include variable speed control to adjust lifting speeds based on the load and application needs. Safety Features: Limit Switches: To prevent over-travel, limit switches automatically stop the hoist when it reaches the upper or lower limit of its range. Overload Protection: The hoist typically includes an overload protection mechanism to prevent lifting loads that exceed the rated capacity. Emergency Stop: A built-in emergency stop function halts the hoist operation immediately in case of an emergency or malfunction. Braking System: The hoist includes automatic brakes that engage when the motor is turned off, ensuring the load is held securely in place. Girder Design Variations: Single Girder: A single girder electric wire rope hoist system consists of one main girder supporting the hoist. This type is typically used for lighter to medium-duty applications and is more cost-effective. Double Girder: In this setup, two girders are used to support the hoist, providing extra strength and stability, making it ideal for heavier loads and more demanding operations. Double girder systems allow for greater lifting heights and better load distribution. Advantages of Girder Electric Wire Rope Hoists: High Lifting Capacity: Girder-mounted electric wire rope hoists are designed for heavy-duty applications and can handle significantly larger loads than standard electric hoists. These systems are ideal for lifting heavy industrial machinery, large components, and materials. Efficient Horizontal and Vertical Movement: The combination of vertical lifting by the hoist and horizontal movement by the trolley enables quick and efficient movement of loads across large areas.