Electric hoist is an indispensable lifting equipment in factory workshops. It is mainly used for the transfer of larger tonnage workpieces and is usually used in conjunction with overhead cranes. Learn about the lifting and transportation system in factory workshops.

In order to efficiently transfer some workpieces, almost all workshops are equipped with overhead cranes. The overhead crane is a "steel beam" that is mounted on the roof and spans both ends. It can move forward and backward as a whole under remote control, and can basically cover the entire workshop. The electric hoist must be used together with the overhead crane.

Electric hoists are generally installed on overhead cranes, and their main direction of movement is the up and down movement of the lifting chain or wire rope. After all, they are only used for lifting operations. However, when combined with overhead cranes, their advantages are fully realized. They are not only simple up and down lifting, but also can move horizontally along the beam of the overhead crane and move forward and backward along with the overall movement of the overhead crane.

The combination of electric hoist and overhead crane enables the factory workshop to have a complete lifting and transportation system, which can complete long-distance transfer of goods and workpieces at any time, covering the transportation work of the entire workshop.