Classification according to application requirements:

Electric chain hoists and trolleys are categorised according to the following regulations into classifications:
• DIN EN 14492-2 (A5 = 125,000 cycles)
• ISO 4301-1 (M5 = 1 600 h)
• DIN 15401 / DIN EN 13001 (load hook)

The manufacturer will only guarantee the safety and lasting operation of the electric chain hoist when used for applications in accordance with valid standard values that fall within its classification.
Before the initial commissioning, the user must estimate according to the parameters in table 1-1, which of the four types of load is appli-cable to the use of the electric chain hoist during its whole life cycle. The table 1-2 shows standard values for the operating conditions of the classifications depending on the type of load and time of operation.

We need to know the flange width to select the correct spindel (Measure b).

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The installation of an operating data counter gives the user additional safety during operation and can extend the life of the electric chain hoist when under-used.
By analysing the operating hours and the number of circuits on a mobile reading device or a PC / laptop the optimum maintenance cycle can be set.

Monorail GISKB system or I beam
Depending on the desired load capacity either GISKB hollow profiles (up to 1600 kg) or steal beams (up to 6300 kg) come to use.
If you don't leave any notes in the remark section at the end of the survey we will offer you the most suitable soltution.

Light crane system or travelling crane
Depending on the desired load capacity either GISKB hollow profiles (up to 1600 kg) or steal beams (up to 6300 kg) come to use.
If you don't leave any notes in the remark section at the end of the survey we will offer you the most suitable soltution.

Slewing pillar or slewing wall crane
Depending on the desired load capacity either GISKB hollow profiles (up to 1000 kg) or steal beams (up to 6300 kg) come to use.
If you don't leave any notes in the remark section at the end of the survey we will offer you the most suitable soltution.

The suspension distance describes the biggest distance between 2 suspension points.
Possibly there are no particular distances specified and we can select the most suitable suspension distances.

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Span width
The span width is the distance between the crane tracks.

Crane bridge length
Total length of crane bridge consiting of span width, left and right overhang.

Crane track lenght
Total length of the crane track.

The suspension distance describes the biggest distance between 2 suspension points.
Possibly there are no particular distances specified and we can select the most suitable suspension distances.

Here you find more information: Power supply

Here you find more information: Power supply