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Hydraulic Crane Systems Adapted to User Requirements

2011-05-03 16:38 Kind:转载 Source:Enterprise Marketing Services Ltd
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Where a hydraulic power system supply is available on site, then hydraulic cranes from J D Neuhaus can be a mo...

Where a hydraulic power system supply is available on site, then hydraulic cranes from J D Neuhaus can be a more practical option for all lifting and handling operations than their well established compressed air operated products.

The range of cranes that can be supplied include both single and double girder overhead travelling cranes together with slewing jib cranes and underslung cranes incorporating special low-headroom trolley designs. Cranes with parallel hoists and synchronised lifting hoist arrangements can also be supplied, with individual hoist capacities up to 100 tonnes.

J D Neuhaus specialise in the provision of crane systems adapted to suit individual requirements. This can include remote radio control of the crane lift and traverse operations, covering comprehensive application requirements and even simultaneous operation of multiple hoists. For lifting operations on offshore rigs or sea going vessels, crane systems can be fitted with rack and pinion drive systems to ensure safe operation during bad-weather conditions. Control boxes with receiver can also be customised to suit specific electro-hydraulic interface requirements, together with all necessary system tubing in stainless steel where required.

All equipment is designed and rated for use in explosion-endangered areas. The standard rating is EX II 2 GD IIA/II 3 GD IIB T4 (X), with higher classifications also available on request. Super-silent operation is combined with sensitive, infinite controls including controlled load-lowering in the event of supply oil failure, together with an integrated overload switch-off function. Oil or HFC pressure fluids can be used at intake pressures of 100 to 180 bar. Only two supply connections are required per hoist with leakage oil drained internally for maximum safety.

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