Lifting assembly
Drive, reduction gearing, drum and wire rope form the hoisting assembly described in the source. Rope arrangement and hook geometry remain model-specific.
Supplied Electric Wire Rope Hoist image 1. Model, rating and image-use rights remain to be verified.
Hoist / hoist detail review
Electric Wire Rope Hoist
Wire-rope lifting units described for crane assembly, workshop hoisting and replacement projects.
- Lifting Capacity
- 1 - 50t(customizable)
- Lifting Height
- 6 - 90m(customizable)
Source family ranges — exact configuration pending.
The source headline describes a 5 ton hoist; the source table spans 1–50 tons and 6–90 m lifting height. These are family-level data, not a selected 5 ton model specification.
overview
What this equipment is designed to do.
The CD1 / MD1 electric wire-rope hoist is described as a lifting component for workshop handling and crane-supporting applications. Source arrangements include I-beam travel or integration with an overhead or gantry crane.
The source describes a drive, transmission, rope drum, wire rope and brake assembly. CD1 is named for single-speed operation and MD1 for dual-speed operation; the exact model, reeving and speed values are not supplied.
Crane assembly, equipment overhaul and hoist replacement are identified buying contexts. Replacement must be checked for mounting geometry, power and control compatibility; the page does not promise direct interchangeability.
The source discusses daily cyclic use, frequent starting and mechanical vibration. Duty class, lifting capacity and height need to be matched to actual operation rather than inferred from a photograph.
structure
Mounting, headroom & crane fitment.
Mounting and headroom
Travelling / stationary and standard / low-headroom types are listed. Beam flange dimensions, trolley fitment and hook approach drawings were not supplied.
Replacement interfaces
Check the existing hoist model, support beam, wheel arrangement, power supply, pendant or receiver and lifting travel before discussing replacement.
Engineering drawings pending
No approved dimensions, interface drawing, load reaction, wiring diagram or downloadable engineering file was supplied. Request the selected model and site-specific drawing before installation.
specifications
Lifting, duty & supply data.
Supplied technical table, transcribed without selecting a model. Ranges and options must not be combined into an assumed build.
| Parameter | Source value / pending evidence | Selection boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Lifting Capacity | 1 - 50t(customizable) | Source family data; exact model and conditions pending. |
| Lifting Height | 6 - 90m(customizable) | Source family data; exact model and conditions pending. |
| Working Duty | M3 ‑ M6 | Source family data; exact model and conditions pending. |
| Control Method | Wireless remote control / Pendant control | Source family data; exact model and conditions pending. |
| Protection level | IP44 / IP55 | Source claim; rating test evidence and model coverage pending. |
| Power Supply | 380V/50Hz/3‑phase(220V/440V/60Hz customizable) | Source family data; exact model and conditions pending. |
| Certification | Pending evidence — source lists CE, ISO 9001 | No certificate file or model coverage supplied; no certification is asserted. |
| Hoist Type | CD1 single‑speed / MD1 dual‑speed Standard headroom / Low‑headroom Travelling type / Stationary type | Source family data; exact model and conditions pending. |
performance
Operating conditions & unverified limits.
The supplied material describes configuration options but does not include measured performance curves, a test method or an independently documented operating envelope.
- The table lists M3–M6 working duty but no duty-cycle calculation, lifting-speed data or motor-power table.
- IP44 / IP55 and insulation claims are source statements, not evidence that all pictured units have those ratings.
- Beam fitment, lifting arrangement, load tests, maintenance intervals and hazardous-area approval are not supplied.
Test and performance evidence pending
No fabricated load curve, motor-power chart, noise result or safety rating has been drawn for this preview. Provide model-specific test conditions and reports.
applications
Source-described application contexts.
Crane supporting assembly
Source-described use as a lifting module in new overhead and gantry crane assembly; integration remains subject to the crane design.
Workshop retrofit
Replacement or overhaul of existing hoisting equipment. Mechanical and electrical interfaces need a check rather than an assumption of drop-in fit.
Machinery and metallurgy
Movement of steel blanks, castings and moulds in processing workshops; the source distinguishes routine transfer from slower positioning tasks.
Energy and water facilities
Maintenance and component handling are described. Gate handling, hot-metal and hazardous-area duties need separately specified versions and evidence.
These are application descriptions, not verified customer projects or delivered equipment references.
features
Configuration & selection considerations.
CD1 / MD1 selection
The source distinguishes single-speed and dual-speed families. Actual speed, reeving, motor power and lift cycle remain to be confirmed.
Drum and transmission
Hard-tooth gearing and machined drum grooves are described in the source. No measured efficiency or endurance report was provided.
Controls
Pendant or wireless operation is listed, with variable-frequency options in the text. Final wiring and compatibility are pending.
Braking and limits
Source copy names brake, overload limiter, upper/lower limits, hook latch and rope guide. Configuration and verified safety functions must be confirmed.
Service access
Modular parts and inspection / replacement are discussed. A parts list, maintenance interval and model manual have not been supplied.
Special versions
High-temperature and explosion-protected versions are mentioned. Their approval, operating limits and model coverage remain pending.
compatibility
Check the interfaces before selection.
Use the actual load, geometry, support structure, duty cycle, power supply, control scheme and environment to review suitability. No universal fit or suitability is assumed.
The source headline describes a 5 ton hoist; the source table spans 1–50 tons and 6–90 m lifting height. These are family-level data, not a selected 5 ton model specification.
proof
Certificates, drawings & project evidence.
Proof, downloads and video pending
No model certificate, test file, genuine delivery case, authorised customer reference, engineering download or product video was supplied. Source marketing mentions of certification or full testing are not displayed as verified credentials.
service
Technical support & order boundaries.
The supplied service description covers equipment selection discussions, customised drawing requirements, installation / operation documentation, procurement assistance and remote troubleshooting.
Document availability, OEM / ODM scope, inspection, delivery, installation, warranty, acceptance and after-sales obligations must be agreed for the selected product. No fixed lead time, price, stock or performance promise is added.
faq
Before requesting a quotation.
Which data should accompany an enquiry?
Provide load, span or outreach, lifting height, power supply, duty, environment and destination. Replacement parts also require the existing model and interfaces.
Are source ranges certified for every image?
No. Source values describe families and options. Exact model association, calculations, tests and certificates remain pending.
What are the lead time and warranty?
No confirmed terms have been supplied. Agree timing, price, warranty and service responsibilities for the selected configuration.
Is installation included?
Installation documents and remote technical support are described in source material. On-site work, commissioning and acceptance responsibilities remain to be agreed.
Project requirements
Discuss electric wire rope hoist.
Share the load, dimensions, duty, environment, destination and project scope. Form delivery is configured locally; actual delivery and mailbox receipt still need verification.
Displayed contact details remain unverified. Form delivery is configured locally; actual message delivery and mailbox receipt still need verification. Use non-sensitive information until then.