When choosing a construction hoist, consider these four key factors: lifting height, rated lifting capacity, installation location and environment, and intelligent configuration.
I. Four Core Selection Factors
1. Lifting Height: Select based on the maximum building height. The SC200 series is sufficient for most projects. Customization is available upon request.
2. Rated Lifting Capacity: Select based on transportation needs. The SC200 (2 tons) is suitable for general building materials. For single-cage hoists, choose the SC200; for double-cage hoists, choose models such as SC200/200.
3. Installation Location and Environment:
Space: Choose a folding door hoist for narrow spaces; complex shapes (such as cantilevered structures) may require multiple hoists for aerial maneuvering.
Environment: Choose a corrosion-resistant design for coastal projects; pay attention to equipment protection in high-temperature and high-humidity environments.
4. Intelligent Configuration: Modern hoists feature frequency conversion control (smooth speed regulation), fall protection devices, load monitoring, etc., improving safety and efficiency.
II. Quick Matching Formula (Reference)
Small Projects (Single Floor ≤ 500m², ≤ 18 Floors): 1 double-cage elevator (e.g., SC200/200).
Medium Projects (Single Floor ≥ 1000m², approximately 30 Floors): 2 units recommended.
Large Public Buildings (Shopping Malls, Stadiums, etc.): Multiple units or special configurations may be required depending on construction progress and internal space (e.g., atrium).
