
Construction hoist
Dual-drive-per-cage configuration for masts beyond 200 m, 0–63 m/min, with redundant braking and enhanced tie-in design.
Final specifications are confirmed on the project configuration sheet.
Above 200 m the mast behaves differently: wind loads dominate and single-drive units run out of safety margin. The dual-drive version doubles traction capacity and keeps a redundant brake on each cage.
| Rated load | 2 × 2,000 kg |
|---|---|
| Lifting speed | 0–63 m/min |
| Max. lifting height | 250 m |
| Cage size | 3.2 × 1.5 × 2.5 m |
| Motor power | 4 × 15 kW VFD |
| Braking | Dual redundant |
| Tie-in spacing | 6 m |
| Mast section | 650 × 650 × 1508 mm, reinforced |
Super high-rise above 200 m, TV towers, chimneys and long-span bridge pylons.
Specifications are confirmed on the project configuration sheet. Send your building height and payload for a tailored quotation.
Cages and mast sections are packed in welded steel frames, electrical parts in plywood cases, and the whole set is loaded into 40HQ containers at Qingdao port.
What is the difference between the SC and SS series?
The SC series is a rack-and-pinion hoist with a cage, used to carry people and materials; the SS series is a material hoist with a platform or bucket, intended for goods only. SC units need a proper foundation, tie-ins and an operator; SS units are lighter and cheaper to install.
How high can a single hoist run?
Standard SC200/200 configurations reach 200 m with 650×650×1508 mm mast sections and tie-ins every 6–9 m. Beyond that we supply dual-drive units and project-specific tie-in calculations.
Which documents come with the shipment?
Each order includes the foundation drawing, mast and tie-in layout, electrical schematic, operation and maintenance manual, and the safety device certificate — in English as standard.
Building height, required payload and power supply are enough for us to come back with a model, a drawing and a delivered price within one working day.