Factory making 2 tone capacity chain hoist - Crane Pulley – Huasui Detail:
Product Overview
For pulleys used in crane transportation and other handling equipment, because of the difference in equipment industry and mining, and the diameter of the suitable wire rope, the material and diameter of the pulley will be very different.
In order to play a labor-saving role in the equipment, there are many kinds of wire rope winding methods, so the pulley is generally used in groups in the equipment. Fixed pulley block, movable pulley block and balance pulley block are products often used in equipment.
Category
Classified by material: cast iron, cast steel, steel plate, forged steel, nylon.
Classified by forming method: casting pulley, forging pulley, welding pulley.
Classified by usage: For general cranes, port cranes, ships, all terrain cranes (cranes), etc.
Detailed description of use:
- General cranes generally use cast iron, cast steel, and rolling 3 types.
- Port cranes generally use rolled pulleys, forged pulleys, and nylon pulleys.
- Marine pulleys generally multiple rolling pulleys, cast pulleys.
- All-terrain cranes generally use rolling pulleys, nylon pulleys.
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