Industrial Guide Freight Cargo Elevators for Sale

• Customization: Available
• After-sales Service: Online
• Warranty: 1 Year
• Model NO.: CL0.5-1
• Application: Workshop Crane, Shipboard Crane, Warehouse Crane, Building Crane
• Lift Mechanism: Lift Chain
• Carrying Capacity: Weight Level
• Moves: Stationary
• Driven Type: Hydraulic
• Running Mode: Stationary
• Feature: Explosion-Proof
• Certification: CE
• 1: Cargo Lift
• 2: Cargo Elevator
• 3: Freight Lift
• 4: Freight Elevator
• 5: Lift Platform for Cargo
• 6: Lift Platform for Freight
• 7: Goods Lifting Equipment
• 8: Cargo Liftingequipment
• Transport Package: Wooden Box
• Specification: customized
• Trademark: DAAILIFT
• Origin: China
• Package Size: 70.00cm * 120.00cm * 120.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 500.000kg

Product Description

Model:	CL0.5-2200
Load capacity:	100kg-10ton
Platform size :	1500*1500mm (customized)
Max Lifting height :	10000mm(customized)
Self height:	≤120mm
Platform Material:	100*50*4mm rectangular tube + 3mm checkered plate Q345B
Guide Rails Height :	4200mm(customized)
Guide Rails thickness:	300mm(customized)
Guardrail Height :	1000mm(customized)
Guide Rails Material:	100*100*7H(customized)
Hydraulic Cylinders:	Diameter 70mm*1(customized)
Pump Motor:	2.2kw-5kw
Lifting Chains:	16A
Safety Rope:	Diameter 10mm

Industrial freight and cargo elevators are types of elevators that are specifically designed to transport materials, goods, and equipment between different floors of a industrial building. These elevators play a critical role in ensuring smooth, efficient and safe operations within a industrial facility. Different types of industrial freight and cargo elevators are available in the market, each designed to cater to specific needs of the facility.
One of the most important aspects of industrial freight and cargo elevators is their chain systems. Elevator chain systems carry the load and move the elevator up and down, making them an essential part of the elevator design. A properly working chain system is crucial to the safe and efficient operation of an elevator. In this article, we will explore the different types of chain systems used in industrial freight and cargo elevators and understand how they function.
Chain types used in Industrial Freight & Cargo Elevators
Roller Chain Elevator:
Roller chain elevators, more commonly known as chain drive elevators, are the most common type of chain system used in industrial freight and cargo elevators. These elevators are designed to carry heavy loads and are ideal for industries like manufacturing, storage, and distribution. Roller chain elevators are most commonly used in vertical applications. They have a simple design, which makes them cost-effective to install and maintain. These elevators are powered by an electric motor that is connected to a chain drive mechanism. The mechanism carries the elevator car along the chain, lifting and lowering it to different floors. A pair of rails keeps the car moving in a straight line.
Belt Chain Elevator:
Belt chain elevators, also known as belt drives, are another type of chain system used in industrial freight and cargo elevators. They are similar to roller chain elevators but use a belt instead of a chain. As the name suggests, belt chain elevators use a continuous loop of belt to lift and lower the elevator car. This belt is made of a durable material such as steel or synthetic fiber, and is driven by a pulley system. Belt chain systems are easier to maintain than roller chain systems, and can be designed to handle heavier loads.
Rack and Pinion Elevator:
The rack and pinion elevator is a type of chain system that uses a pair of gears, specifically a rack and a pinion, to move the elevator up and down. The rack is a long, straight, toothed bar, while the pinion is a small gear with teeth that mesh with the rack. Rack and Pinion systems are typically used for low-rise buildings and are not suitable for high-rise applications. The main advantage of rack and pinion elevators is that they can handle extremely heavy loads and operate at high speeds.
Wire Rope Elevator:
Wire rope elevators, also known as hoist-type elevators, are a type of chain system that uses an intricate system of cables and pulleys to lift and lower the elevator car. The wire ropes are looped over pulleys with a counterweight at the other end to provide a balance that helps move the car up and down. Wire rope systems are well suited to high-rise applications due to their ability to carry heavy loads and operate at high speeds.
Conclusion
In conclusion, industrial freight and cargo elevators are an essential part of industrial facilities that rely heavily on the safe and efficient transport of materials, goods, and equipment. The chain systems used in these elevators play a vital role in ensuring the smooth operation of the elevator by carrying the load and moving it up and down between the different floors. Depending on the specific needs of the facility, different chain systems can be used, each with its unique advantages and limitations. With proper maintenance and care, industrial freight and cargo elevators can provide reliable service for many years

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