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What are the safety precautions for Electric Hoist?

When using Electric Hoist, the following safety precautions should be followed:
Do not overload to avoid equipment and personal accidents.
Check the equipment regularly to ensure that the wire rope or chain is not damaged and the hook is not deformed.
During operation, ensure that there are no obstacles around to prevent collision of hoisted objects.
Perform a test lift before use to ensure that the equipment works properly.
Perform regular maintenance and care to extend the service life of the equipment.

What does the maintenance of Electric Hoist include?

The maintenance of Electric Hoist mainly includes:
Regular lubrication: Lubricate the motor, drum, sprocket and other components to reduce wear.
Check fasteners: Ensure that the bolts, nuts and other fasteners of each component are not loose.
Check the electrical system: Regularly check electrical components such as cables, switches, and wiring to ensure that they are not damaged.
Cleaning equipment: Regularly clean the dust and debris on the surface of the electric hoist to keep the equipment clean.
Replace wearing parts: Replace wearing parts such as wire ropes and chains in time according to usage.

What are the common faults and solutions for Electric Hoist?

Common faults and solutions include:
The motor does not start: Check whether the power connection and switch are normal, and confirm whether the voltage meets the requirements.
The lifting speed slows down: Check whether the motor, reducer, wire rope or chain is worn or stuck.
There is an abnormal sound during lifting: Check the lubrication of each component and confirm that there are no loose parts.
The hook cannot be lifted or lowered: Check the control system to confirm whether the switch and cable are connected normally.

What are the regulations and standards that need to be paid attention to when using Electric Hoist?

When using Electric Hoist, the following regulations and standards should be followed:
National and local safety production regulations to ensure that the use of equipment complies with relevant legal requirements.
Industry standards, such as ISO, ANSI, ASME, etc., to ensure that the equipment design and manufacturing meet international standards.
The manufacturer’s operating manual and maintenance guide ensure that the equipment is operated and maintained in accordance with regulations.

How much weight can your electric chain hoists lift?

Our electric chain hoists are available in various capacities, ranging from 250kg to 5000kg or more, depending on the model. Please refer to the product specifications or contact us for more details on the specific model you need.

How do I choose the right electric chain hoist for my application?

To select the correct hoist, consider the following factors:

1) The weight of the items you need to lift;

2) The required lift height;

3) The type of environment (e.g., indoor vs. outdoor use);

4) Power supply availability (single-phase or three-phase).

Our team can help guide you in selecting the best hoist for your needs.

How should I maintain my electric chain hoist?

Regular maintenance is important to extend the life of your hoist. Key maintenance tasks include checking and replacing the chain oil, inspecting the hook and load chain for wear, checking the brakes, and ensuring that the motor and electrical components are functioning properly.

We recommend servicing the hoist at least once a year and inspecting it before every use.

What should I do if my electric chain hoist stops working?

If your hoist stops working, check for common issues such as power supply problems, overload, or mechanical failure. Verify the power source, ensure the hoist is not overloaded, and check for any damaged electrical or mechanical components. If the issue persists, please contact our after-sales support team for assistance.

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