2 Ton Electric Wire Rope Hoist

An electric wire rope hoist is a type of lifting equipment commonly used in industrial and commercial settings to lift and lower heavy loads. It is powered by electricity and uses a wire rope to lift or move loads vertically. The hoist consists of several components, including:

1. Electric Motor: The motor drives the hoist mechanism, providing the necessary power for lifting and lowering loads.

2. Wire Rope: This is the key lifting component of the hoist. The wire rope is wound around a drum, and as the drum rotates, the rope moves, lifting or lowering the load.

3. Hoist Drum: The drum is where the wire rope is wound. The motor rotates the drum to move the rope and lift or lower the load.

4. Hook or Lifting Mechanism: At the end of the wire rope is a hook or another lifting attachment that holds the load.

5. Control System: Hoists are typically controlled by a pendant control, remote control, or a fixed control panel. These systems allow the operator to easily lift or lower loads with precision.

6. Brakes: Electric wire rope hoists have built-in brakes to ensure that the load remains stationary when the motor is not engaged.

• Factories and warehouses: For lifting heavy equipment and materials.
• Construction sites: For moving building materials to higher levels.
• Shipyards: For handling heavy loads and machinery.
• Mining: For hoisting materials in underground mines.