Technical Catalogue: Standard Wire Rope Hoists
Technical Catalogue: Standard Wire Rope Hoists
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Technical Catalogue
Standard Wire Rope Hoists
60
years of experience in development
and production of wire rope hoists
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Contents
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Company
Our in-house design capabilities, internally regulated technology, Podemcrane has 60 years of experience in development and production
production and open-to-the-customer management allow us of wire rope hoists. It is the biggest manufacturer of electrical wire rope
to offer the best options for products to meet market demands and hoists in Central and Eastern Europe.
individual needs.
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History Timeline
1961
April, 1961 – the official inauguration of electrical rope hoist manufacturing plant, later named Podem.
In December 1961 the first hoist was produced. The state owned production company was created to supply
the crane industries in all Eastern European countries and former Soviet Union with electrical wire rope hoists.
1968 First Gold medal prize awarding from the International Technical Fair in Plovdiv. In its history the Company
has been awarded more than 10 Gold medal prizes.
1971 Podem starts international sales in 40 countries around the world including Western Europe, Middle East,
Asia, Africa and Latin America through Balkancar-Podem commercial structure.
1975 Podem became the largest hoists manufacturer worldwide. Production capacity reached
100 000 wire rope hoists per year.
1977 Podem started production of new product group – the explosion proof hoists.
1981 The total number of hoists exported to Russia and the former Soviet republics reached 1 000 000.
1991 Production of hoists series T was replaced with the new series MT.
1994 The M type of hoist entered production lines covering the range up to 50 t.
1995 The Bulgarian Ministry of Economy initiated privatization of Podem AD. The state owned company
was partially privatized.
1996 Production of 34 years old hoists series T was stopped. New series MT replaced T.
2000 The former state owned company was privatized. The Company started it’s own distribution and promotion
of its own brand Podem. The foreign trade companies were no longer part of the structure.
2002 The new company Podemcrane AD – the successor of Podem, started operation. The Company continued
to promote the Podem brand along with the new one Podemcrane.
2008
The MTM type was developed, replacing the MT series. The Company started engineering and manufacturing
of industrial cranes for the local market (Bulgaria, Serbia, Macedonia) under the trade mark Podemcrane and
becomes market leader in the region.
2015
Podemcrane starts a joint venture with the German electric motors manufacturer EMGR GmbH
and established its own sales representatives in Serbia and Spain. Podem's product family is enriched
with chain hoists, CLF serie.
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2021 The first open barrel winch is produced.
Podemcrane AD – the successor of Podem, runs
the biggest European based production facility
in Europe for electrical wire rope hoists.
In its history the Company has sold more than 1 900 000
units of lifting equipment around the world. We have
become a market leader in many markets around the globe.
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Departments
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Departments
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Product Range
Wire Rope Hoists & Trolleys
Advantages:
• Highest possible reliability levels offered in
the industry
• Operational safety
• Long life
• Excellent price/performance ratio
• Easy maintenance
• Low service costs
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Product Range
End Carriages
End Carriages
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Product Range
Motor-reducers
Motor-reducers
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Product Range
Crane Kits
Crane Kits
Chain Hoists
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Wire Rope Hoists
Podem standard wire rope hoist range covers over 90% of the
market demands. The standard capacities are up to 50 t, but with
using of solution "twin hoists" it could reach up to 100 t.
Most popular reevings are 2/1 and 4/1. But Podem offers also 4/2
for true vertical lifting or 8/1 and 6/1 for heavy loads.
The lifting or cross traveling could be double speed or with inverter A range of traveling trolleys are also available in either double
control. For some markets the single speed option is available too. or monorail version, with the option of low or standard headroom.
Normal headroom trolley could be designed for curve beam.
The standard hoists cover a wide range of lifting heights: from 7 m
to 26 m. With special designed series MTL we offer ready solution up Special features are available upon request.
to 56 m. Our engineering team is able to redesign the hoists module
according to project.
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Electric Hoist Types
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Hoist Module Features
Mechanical Components
Reducer
The planetary gear-boxes are developed specially for lifting Reducers for Hoist Series MT are outside the body.
mechanisms. All gears (2 or 3-stages) are made of heat-treated Gear-box series M are inside the drum – for more compact
high-quality steel. Many transmission ratios are available dimension. All the gear-boxes are lubricated for the hoist's
for different lifting speeds. Very reliable, durable, wear-resistant life cycle for easy maintenance.
and maintenance free.
Rope Guide
The function of the rope guide is to prevent the formation of loops rope in position during the uncoiling, preventing it to come-off the
in the wire rope while operating the hoist. The rope guide basically groove and, when the load swings, is guided by a fixed bar and runs
consists of two parts: a guide ring and a pressure spring that properly on rolling bearing. The rope guide actuates an end limit switch for
guides the rope on the drum grooves. The guide ring maintains the upper-end and bottom-end position of the hook.
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Hook Suspension/Trolleys
The hook design has been updated in 2020. The hook covers for MT Monorail normal headroom trolleys are driven or idle. They are made
series are made by aluminium. The series M is with steel plate covers by default for beam flange 130-300 mm, but with option for bigger
with bolted connection. The hooks are according to DIN 15401, class S flanges. The cross travel gear-box is with one ratio and provides the
or T and latest European standards. Both hook block types are durable, most popular nominal travel speed of 20 m/min. The low headroom
shock resistant and with easy maintenance. suspension is always with 2 drive motors which assures a very smooth
and reliable traveling of the hoists with or without load.
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Hoist Module Features
Electrical Components
— Electrical Panel
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— Lifting Motor
The three-phase electric motors with built-in brake are designed for
lifting application of wire rope hoists. Thermal protection is by default
for lifting motors.
The direct current brakes are powered through a rectifier, usually The brake uses the electromagnetic field of the motor and the opening
connected to the motor terminal board. We use a high-speed rectifier. of the brake sliding of the rotor after switching-on of the power supply.
When the power is turned off, the brake automatically slides back and
These motors, on the nondrive end, are equipped with a electro- stops the motor. The brake itself has no independent supply and it
magnetic spring-pressure brake with negative action. In absence of minimalizes the braking time in a very simple and economic way.
power supply, under the pressure of helical springs the brake anchor
gets pressed to a friction disk and stops its motion. The shafts are made These motors are simple, robust and reliable. The brake is with
by a special steel. DC brakes assure precise load positioning. integrated fan which ensures fast dissipation of the heat energy.
• IEC frames 90, 100, 112, 132, 160 and 180 The start current values are much higher than the cylindrical motors,
• Poles 4 or 12/4 because of mechanical brake start-release moment. Rotor brakes
• Braking torque higher than 1.5 x rated torque are suitable when no high braking torque is needed. Podem doesn't
recommend VFD with them.
— Travel Motor
The motors are only cylindrical type with build-in DC brake.
Poles are 2, 8/2, 4 or 12/4.
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Speed Control Options
Nowadays when inverter technology is not expensive and affordable – many requests are for VFD.
Podem company still offers all speed control options for the wire rope hoists for its wide number
of markets.
Inverter controls, called also Variable Frequency Drives (VFD), are an electrical device which
controls the speed of the motor. VFD provides better performance and prolongs the equipment
life. It controls the motor speed to nearly zero before the brake is released, significantly reducing
brake wear. Controlled acceleration and deceleration provide smooth starts and stops and lowers
starting currents, reducing gear and motor wear and structural stress on mechanical components,
and reducing load swing- leading to longer equipment life and better safety.
Inverter controls give the operator the possibility to operate the crane travel smoothly.
They increase crane productivity, due to precise and faster positioning.
Low-sway movement of the load during the acceleration is more means a more safe crane
operation. Cost saving for maintenance work and spare parts and an extended lifetime of the hoist
or cranes and avoiding of inching. Improves the total performance of the systems – reducing the
downtimes and operating cost. The inverter’s high efficiency reduces the energy consumption.
Two-speed contactor controls do not offer the operator the ability to smoothly accelerate or
decelerate between the defined speeds. The Micro speed and Nominal speed are reached almost
immediately. The result is short-term overloads of the whole structure (shafts, reducer, metal
construction). The brake is used to slow the crane speed – and it generates heat and brake wear in
comparison with a VFD control. The positioning is not difficult when it is done with Micro speed.
There is a sway of the load.
Single-speed contactor control is still available for limited Podem’s markets. There is only one
advantage comparing to other control types – the price. There is no smooth transition between
the speeds. Run from zero to nominal speed has a big impact to all kinematics and structure.
There is a big stress for rope, shafts, clutches, reducer, motor.
The brake wearing is very high. The brake adjustment or replacement is more often required.
High-sway movement of the load during the acceleration make the system less safe.
The positioning is not accurate and provokes a lot of inching – generating a lot of heat and
increase the total consumption of the system.
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Hoist Reevings
Different reeving 1/1, 2/1, 4/1, 4/2, etc. is done so the hoist can lift For example: If the reeving is double, the lifting speed and lifting height
additional weight. It allows increasing the carrying capacity by 2, 4, 6 will be decreased 2 times. All relation between tension, power speed
times or more, depending on the multiplicity of the reeving. But it is and lifting height should be considered during the choice of the suitable
related to lifting speed and lifting heights too. electric hoist.
Hoist Reevings
MA = Mechanical advantage 1 2 4 2 6 8
Reeving 4/2 is also called "true vertical lift" or "centre lift". It is a hoist
ability to lift the hook straight up and down, to pick up or put
down a load in an exact position with no any lateral movement.
There are 2 ropes coming out of the wire rope drum – which has left
and right-hand grooves. There is also an option with one rope and
compensating pulley/lever.
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Hoist Reevings
This is an angle formed by axis of the rope with median axis of the
pulley. When the rope moves away from the median axis of the pulley,
because of its angle of entry, it pushes on side of the groove and is
subjected of rotation torque. When the rope torque reaches the friction
torque (rope/pulley), the rope will rotate in the opposite directions,
causing oscillatory operation.
As a rope is coiled onto a drum with fleet angle, it rotates on its axis
before reaching the bottom of the groove of the drum or sheave.
This action changes the lay length, reducing the rope fatigue strength
and causing the bad coiling, which generates structural damages such
as "bird cage" and distortion.
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Wire Rope
The rope formation indicates the composition of the wires Regarding the direction of the wires
in the strand and the strands in the rope: and strands the ropes are 2 main
types: Left (S or s) and Right (Z or z).
• Number of strands. The number of wires that make up each strand. The first letter (lowercase) indicates
According to FEM 9.661 minimum 100 individual wires. the direction of the strands and
second letter (uppercase) indicates
• The composition of the central core. For hoist lifting industry the direction of the strands in
it is a Steel core (WC) – core made from steel wires twisted the rope.
to form a strand (WSC – Wire Strand Core) or as an independent
wire rope (IWRC). If the lay direction of the stands
and the outer wires that make up
the stands is the same, the rope is
a parallel type; if it is different the
Type S Type Z rope is a crossed type.
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Wire Rope
Hoist Reevings
Zp Zp
FEM ISO Drum Transportation Normal Transportation Dangerous
Material Material
1 Bm M3 14 3.55 –
1 Am M4 16 4 –
2m M5 18 4.5 5.6
3m M6 20 5.6 7.1
4m M7 22.4 7.1 9
The diameters of the pulleys and drums on which the rope is coiled
have a great influence on its behaviour and durability. The ratio
between the diameters is indicated by standards to the mechanical
class by FEM or ISO:
Compensating
FEM ISO Drum Sheave Sheave
1 Bm M3 14 16 12.5
1 Am M4 16 18 14
2m M5 18 20 14
3m M6 20 22.4 16
4m M7 22.4 25 16
The contact pressure is the most important indicator for the life duration
of a lifting rope. It effects the wear of the wires and pulley, the imprint
between the wires, the internal friction.
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For maximum durability the rope should be coiled onto the drum in winding. The traction "P" applied to the rope produce a gyratory torque
a single layer. A grooved drum ensures better winding and the rope that, when it exceeds the moment of resistance, tends to untwist the
rubs less than with a smooth drum. The coiling direction on the drum rope. This cause the coil to move on the drum, depending on whether
depends on the rope lay direction and it is important to obtain a tight the rope is right or left.
Coiling onto the drum from right to left use Coiling onto the drum from left to right use
right rope (Z). left rope (S).
Rope starts from the right flange to the left. Rope starts from the left flange to the right.
Right rope coiling. Grooved drums pitch left. Left rope coiling. Grooved drums pitch right.
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Duty Mode Selection
(FEM Selection — Not Active from 2020)
According to FEM/EN standard the use of hoists is divided to duty The crane and hoist duty groups are determined separately and can
groups: 1 Bm (M3), 1 Am (M4), 2 m (M5), 3 m (M6), 4 m (M7). 1 Bm (M3) be different. Hoists duty group are determined by following factors:
is for lightest use of hoists. 4 m (M7) the heaviest. Generally, when • Load spectrum Q
no other duty requirement is indicated, class FEM 2 m/ISO M5 is • Average operating time per day (t)
frequently quoted. • Other factors
usually subject
to very light
% max. load
1. The maximum load (capacity) Light loads and in 2-4 4-8 8-16
exceptional 40
2. The maximum hook travel cases only
tomaximum
3. The lifting speed needed (optional loads
10
% operating time 0
micro speed) 0 16,7 33,3 50 100
4. The trolley speed needed Mechanisms,
usually
5. The operating conditions subject to 73
% max. load
light loads
Medium 46 1-2 2-4 4-8
but more
The general hoist model is defined in often to
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maximum
accordance with the load spectrum, the loads
% operating time 0
average daily operating time, the capacity 0 50 100
Mechanisms,
and the reeving. usually
subject to
% max. load
medium
Heavy 0,5-1 1-2 2-4
loads but 40
reeving – 4/1, the Type Selection Table Max Starts/Hour <180/h <240/h <300/h
exhibits the MT316 hoist models group.
*Average daily operational time means the time that the hoisting motor is running.
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Duty Rating (ED%)
— Not Active from 2020
Hoist duty group also specifies the Intermittent Duty Rating (ED%)
— Maximum allowed starts/h of hoisting motors
This rating relates to the rise in motor temperature that occurs during
operation. It determinates how many % of a certain time (max 10min)
the motor can run (fast + micro speed): 33% slow speed, 67% with
fast speed. The higher of the two speeds can endure longer operation
because when the motor speed is higher, the hoist cools itself more
effectively.
The cycle consists of lifting/stop/lowing and another stop of duration The cycle consists of a low speed and high-speed periods and stops.
t₄ before the cycle is repeated. The cycle is no greater than 10 min. In the case of Dual Speed ER hoists, the %ED is 40 (high speed) / 20 (Low
When the single speed hoist operates in this conditions the rise in speed). Therefore, its total %ED would be 40%+20% = 60%ED.
motor temperature will not exceed the maximum allowable. One cycle
includes 2 motor starts %ED = (Motor on time (t₁+t₂)/T)*100.
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Hoists Lifting Height
Lifting Height
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Wire Rope & Chain Hoists
Description
New Description: Old (until 2014):
52 MT 312 H10 V1 2/1 M E K 20/5
MT Hoist Series
MT – Up to 10 t
MTL – Standard high lifting height
M – Heavy series up to 50 t
2/1 Reeving Standard reevings – 2/1, 4/1, 4/2 (True Vertical lift)
LC Suspension Type
F – Foot mounted
LC – Low headroom
N – Normal headroom
NR – Curve path trolley
KD – Double-rail trolley (hoist – parallel to main girder)
KH – Double-rail trolley (hoist – perpendicular to main
girder) – optional
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52 – Load limiter, emergency stop and thermal protection
Electrical Equipment 53 – Load limiter, emergency stop, thermal protection and latch key
Code 20 – Emergency stop and thermal protection
21 – Emergency stop, thermal protection and latch key
— Optional to Main Description: C (Second Brake); M (Manual Brake Release); F (Special Temp. Execution –40 °C); H (Special Temp. Execution +50 °C).
— Podemcrane’s Internal Coding (1111111182): 1. Power Supply; 2. Control Voltage; 3. Control Unit; 4. Lifting Motor Type; 5. CT Motor Type; 6. CT Rail/Girder;
7. Girder Profile; 8. Counterweight; 9. Suspension, 10. Overload Limiter.
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Standard Hoists Table
Capacity (t) Group Hoist Series Rope Falls Lifting Speed (m/min) Hook travel (m)
FEM ISO V1 V2 H0 H1 H2 H3
Monorail hoist Low Headroom 20/5 * (double speed) Double-rail hoist up to 20 t 20/6 (double speed)
Monorail hoist Normal Headroom 20/6 (double speed) Double-rail hoist - 25 t and above 20-2 (VFD)
* Real speed for hoist with Normal Headroom is 20/6,5 m/min. But for product and marketing reasons this speed is shown
as 20/6 in all Podem documents: technical documentation, advertising material, web site etc.
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Hoist Modifications on Base of Standard Hoist
The group is determined mainly from the operating time and load Example: Hoist MT525 is for 10t, FEM=2 m. The same hoist, but already
spectrum. One hoist could be classified in different duty modes. with another description MT520 is for 8t and FEM=3 m.
Downsizing is the most popular way when one hoist is in higher duty
mode, but with lower capacity.
Group of mechanisms 1 Bm 1 Am 2m 3m 4m
Reeving arrangment
Podem standard wire rope hoist range covers over 90% of the
market demands. The standard capacities are up to 50 t, but with
using of solution "twin hoists" it could reach up to 100 t.
Most popular reevings are 2/1 and 4/1. But Podem offers also 4/2
for true vertical lifting or 8/1 and 6/1 for heavy loads.
Standard Features for Podem Wire Rope Hoists: Wire Rope Hoist Documentation:
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Wire Rope Hoists, Standard Range
Drawings & Dimensions
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Foot-mounted Hoist (Stationary)
MT 2/1 F
Fig. 1A
Fig. 1B
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Type Dimensions Weight
Hook ø T T
Hoist Capacity ø L L3* L3* kg
Travel B B1 B2 B3 C D1 E H1 M L1 L2 L4 L5 S1 S2 min. max.
Type (t) D2 (V1) (V1) (V2) (V1)
(m) max. UEP DEP
1 10 398 53.5 295 49.5 558 34 15 138 321 M14 976 196 395 385 385 46 45 26 13 308 460 158
1 14 398 53.5 295 49.5 558 34 15 138 321 M14 1101 196 520 385 385 46 48 26 13 308 521 166
MT305
1 20 398 53.5 295 49.5 558 34 15 138 321 M14 1281 196 700 385 385 46 45 26 13 308 613 178
1 26 398 53.5 295 49.5 558 34 15 138 321 M14 1466 196 885 385 385 46 47 26 13 308 704 190
1.6 10 398 53.5 295 49.5 558 34 15 138 321 M14 976 196 395 385 483 46 45 26 13 308 460 158
1.6 14 398 53.5 295 49.5 558 34 15 138 321 M14 1101 196 520 385 483 46 48 26 13 308 521 167
MT308
1.6 20 398 53.5 295 49.5 558 34 15 138 321 M14 1281 196 700 385 483 46 45 26 13 308 613 178
1.6 26 398 53.5 295 49.5 558 34 15 138 321 M14 1466 196 885 385 483 46 47 26 13 308 704 190
2.5 10 398 53.5 295 49.5 654 40 18 151 321 M20 1158 234 440 484 484 52 54 34 13 368 535 237
2.5 14 398 53.5 295 49.5 654 40 18 151 321 M20 1288 234 570 484 484 52 50 34 13 368 602 250
MT312
2.5 20 398 53.5 295 49.5 654 40 18 151 321 M20 1493 234 775 484 484 52 54 34 13 368 702 270
2.5 26 398 53.5 295 49.5 654 40 18 151 321 M20 1693 234 975 484 484 52 54 34 13 368 803 290
3.2 10 398 53.5 295 49.5 654 40 18 151 321 M20 1158 234 440 484 566 52 54 34 13 368 535 237
3.2 14 398 53.5 295 49.5 654 40 18 151 321 M20 1288 234 570 484 566 52 50 34 13 368 602 250
MT316
3.2 20 398 53.5 295 49.5 654 40 18 151 321 M20 1493 234 775 484 566 52 54 34 13 368 702 270
3.2 26 398 53.5 295 49.5 654 40 18 151 321 M20 1693 234 975 484 566 52 54 34 13 368 803 290
5 10 454 56.5 345 52.5 743 41 21 173 378 M24 1302 256 455 591 642 61 58 46 18 398 566 367
5 14 454 56.5 345 52.5 743 41 21 173 378 M24 1437 256 590 591 642 61 58 46 18 398 633 386
MT525
5 20 454 56.5 345 52.5 743 41 21 173 378 M24 1642 256 795 591 642 61 61 46 18 398 734 415
5 26 454 56.5 345 52.5 743 41 21 173 378 M24 1842 256 995 591 642 61 60 46 18 398 835 444
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Foot-mounted Hoist (Stationary)
MT 4/1 F
Fig. 2A
Fig. 2B
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Type Dimensions Weight
Hook ø T T
Hoist Capacity ø L L3* L3* kg
Travel B2 B3 C D1 E H1 M L1 L2 L4 L5 S1 S2 min. max.
Type (t) D2 (V1) (V1) (V2) (V1)
(m) max. UEP DEP
2 7 295 122.5 489 40 15 164 321 M14 1 101 196 520 385 385 46 48 26 13 361 468 180
MT305 2 10 295 122.5 489 40 15 164 321 M14 1 281 196 700 385 385 46 45 26 13 361 513 188
2 13 295 122.5 489 40 15 164 321 M14 1 466 196 885 385 385 46 47 26 13 361 559 205
3.2 7 295 122.5 489 40 15 164 321 M14 1 101 196 520 385 483 46 48 26 13 372 479 185
MT308 3.2 10 295 122.5 489 40 15 164 321 M14 1 281 196 700 385 483 46 45 26 13 372 524 193
3.2 13 295 122.5 489 40 15 164 321 M14 1 466 196 885 385 483 46 47 26 13 372 570 209
5 7 295 122.5 569 41 18 169 321 M20 1 288 234 570 484 484 52 50 34 13 447 564 282
MT312 5 10 295 122.5 569 41 18 169 321 M20 1 493 234 775 484 484 52 54 34 13 447 614 303
5 13 295 122.5 569 41 18 169 321 M20 1 693 234 975 484 484 52 54 34 13 447 664 330
6.3 7 295 122.5 602 49 18 169 321 M20 1 288 234 570 484 566 52 50 34 13 447 564 284
MT316 6.3 10 295 122.5 602 49 18 169 321 M20 1 493 234 775 484 566 52 54 34 13 447 614 305
6.3 13 295 122.5 602 49 18 169 321 M20 1 693 234 975 484 566 52 54 34 13 447 664 332
10 7 345 124.5 630 49 21 194 378 M24 1 437 256 590 591 642 61 58 46 18 478 596 436
MT525 10 10 345 124.5 630 49 21 194 378 M24 1 642 256 795 591 642 61 61 46 18 478 646 467
10 13 345 124.5 630 49 21 194 378 M24 1 842 256 995 591 642 61 60 46 18 478 697 498
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Foot-mounted Hoist (Stationary)
M 2/1 F
Fig. 3A
Fig. 3B
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Type Dimensions Weight
Hook ø T T
Hoist Capacity ø ø Detail L L3* kg
Travel B1 B2 B3 C D1 E H1 M L1 L2 L4 L5 S1 S2 min. max.
Type (t) D2 D5 A (V1) (V1) (V1)
(m) max. UEP DEP
8 12 84.5 475 80.5 890 49 27 – Drw. 1 246 526 27 1 262 44.5 563 655 74 117 40 12 189 375 605
8 17 84.5 475 80.5 890 49 27 – Drw. 1 246 526 27 1 412 44.5 713 655 74 117 40 12 189 450 642
M640
8 24 84.5 475 80.5 890 49 27 – Drw. 1 246 526 27 1 627 44.5 928 655 74 117 40 12 189 557 703
8 31 84.5 475 80.5 890 49 27 – Drw. 1 246 526 27 1 842 44.5 1 143 655 74 117 40 12 189 665 764
10 12 84.5 475 86.5 890 49 27 – Drw. 1 246 526 27 1 266 44.5 563 659 74 117 42 12 189 375 727
10 17 84.5 475 86.5 890 49 27 – Drw. 1 246 526 27 1 416 44.5 713 659 74 117 42 12 189 450 775
M750
10 24 84.5 475 86.5 890 49 27 – Drw. 1 246 526 27 1 631 44.5 928 659 74 117 42 12 189 557 845
10 31 84.5 475 86.5 890 49 27 – Drw. 1 246 526 27 1 846 44.5 1 143 659 74 117 42 12 189 665 915
20 22 137.5 685 137.5 1 232 76 39 27 Drw. 2 361 804 – 1 943 147 977 819 102 190 30 19 442 785 2 423
20 29 137.5 685 137.5 1 232 76 39 27 Drw. 2 361 804 – 2 128 147 1 162 819 102 157 30 19 442 894 2 534
M1110
20 36 137.5 685 137.5 1 232 76 39 27 Drw. 2 361 804 – 2 368 147 1 402 819 102 179 30 19 442 1 003 2 678
20 52 137.5 685 137.5 1 232 76 39 27 Drw. 2 361 804 – 2 878 147 1 912 819 102 191 30 19 442 1 252 2 983
25 22 137.5 685 137.5 1 232 76 39 27 Drw. 2 361 804 – 1 943 147 977 819 102 190 30 19 442 785 2 423
25 29 137.5 685 137.5 1 232 76 39 27 Drw. 2 361 804 – 2 128 147 1 162 819 102 157 30 19 442 894 2 534
M1125
25 36 137.5 685 137.5 1 232 76 39 27 Drw. 2 361 804 – 2 368 147 1 402 819 102 179 30 19 442 1 003 2 678
25 52 137.5 685 137.5 1 232 76 39 27 Drw. 2 361 804 – 2 878 147 1 912 819 102 191 30 19 442 1 252 2 983
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Foot-mounted Hoist (Stationary)
M 4/1 F
Fig. 4A
Fig. 4B
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Type Dimensions Weight
Hook ø T T
Hoist Capacity Travel ø ø Detail L L3* kg
B B1 B2 B3 C D1 E H1 M L1 L2 L4 L5 S1 S2 min. max.
Type (t) max. D2 D5 A (V1) (V1) (V1)
(m) UEP DEP
16 6 640 84.5 475 80.5 825 59 27 – drw. 1 278 526 27 656 1 262 563 655 74 88 40 12 297 390 738
16 8.5 640 84.5 475 80.5 825 59 27 – drw. 1 278 526 27 806 1 412 713 655 74 84 40 12 297 427 775
M640
16 12 640 84.5 475 80.5 825 59 27 – drw. 1 278 526 27 1 021 1 627 928 655 74 83 40 12 297 481 837
16 15.5 640 84.5 475 80.5 825 59 27 – drw. 1 278 526 27 1 236 1 842 1 143 655 74 82 40 12 297 535 896
20 6 646 84.5 475 86.5 880 76 27 – drw. 1 278 526 27 656 1 266 563 659 74 88 42 12 297 390 850
20 8.5 646 84.5 475 86.5 880 76 27 – drw. 1 278 526 27 806 1 416 713 659 74 84 42 12 297 427 899
M750
20 12 646 84.5 475 86.5 880 76 27 – drw. 1 278 526 27 1 021 1 631 928 659 74 83 42 12 297 481 969
20 15.5 646 84.5 475 86.5 880 76 27 – drw. 1 278 526 27 1 236 1 846 1 143 659 74 82 42 12 297 535 1 039
25 9.5 724 92 540 92 940 76 39 – drw. 2 309 612 36 975 1 668 840 757 64 109 55 24 382 541 1 274
M863 25 16 724 92 540 92 940 76 39 – drw. 2 309 612 36 1 390 2 083 1 255 757 64 124 55 24 382 644 1 467
25 23 724 92 540 92 940 76 39 – drw. 2 309 612 36 1 890 2 583 1 755 757 64 90 55 24 382 769 1 697
32 9.5 732 92 540 100 1 099 97 39 – drw. 2 309 612 36 975 1 437 840 526 64 109 58 24 382 541 1 292
M980 32 16 732 92 540 100 1 099 97 39 – drw. 2 309 612 36 1 390 1 852 1 255 526 64 124 58 24 382 644 1 506
32 23 732 92 540 100 1 099 97 39 – drw. 2 309 612 36 1 890 2 352 1 755 526 64 90 58 24 382 769 1 759
40 11 1 135 137.5 685 312.5 1 125 97 39 27 drw. 2 399 804 – 1 250 1 943 977 819 102 190 30 19 522 693 2 713
40 14.5 1 135 137.5 685 312.5 1 125 97 39 27 drw. 2 399 804 – 1 435 2 128 1 162 819 102 157 30 19 522 748 2 823
M1110
40 18 1 135 137.5 685 312.5 1 125 97 39 27 drw. 2 399 804 – 1 675 2 368 1 402 819 102 179 30 19 522 802 2 991
40 26 1 135 137.5 685 312.5 1 125 97 39 27 drw. 2 399 804 – 2 185 2 878 1 912 819 102 191 30 19 522 927 3 308
50 11 1 135 137.5 685 312.5 1 125 97 39 27 drw. 2 399 804 – 1 250 1 943 977 819 102 190 30 19 522 693 2 713
50 14.5 1 135 137.5 685 312.5 1 125 97 39 27 drw. 2 399 804 – 1 435 2 128 1 162 819 102 157 30 19 522 748 2 823
M1125
50 18 1 135 137.5 685 312.5 1 125 97 39 27 drw. 2 399 804 – 1 675 2 368 1 402 819 102 179 30 19 522 802 2 991
50 26 1 135 137.5 685 312.5 1 125 97 39 27 drw. 2 399 804 – 2 185 2 878 1 912 819 102 191 30 19 522 927 3 308
51
Monorail Low Headroom Hoist
MT 2/1 LC
Fig. 5
52
Type Dimensions Weight
Hook ø Trolley T T
Hoist Capacity B4 B5* L L3* L3* kg
Travel B8 B9 B10 C D1 Wheel H1 H2 H3 H4 H5 L1 L2 L4 L5 L6 min. max.
Type (t) DS (V1) (V1) (V2) (V1)
(m) max. Diam. UEP DEP
1 10 474 402 1 150 1 235 24 706 34 125 148 242 32.5 346 288 976 196 395 385 385 46 45 600 309 461 305
1 14 474 402 1 150 1 235 24 706 34 125 148 242 32.5 346 288 1 101 196 520 385 385 46 48 730 309 522 321
MT305
1 20 474 402 1 150 1 235 24 706 34 125 148 242 32.5 346 288 1 281 196 700 385 385 46 45 920 309 614 345
1 26 474 402 1 150 1 235 24 706 34 125 148 242 32.5 346 288 1 466 196 885 385 385 46 47 1 100 309 705 369
1.6 10 474 402 1 150 1 235 24 706 34 125 148 242 32.5 346 288 976 196 395 385 483 46 45 600 309 461 305
1.6 14 474 402 1 150 1 235 24 706 34 125 148 242 32.5 346 288 1 101 196 520 385 483 46 48 730 309 522 321
MT308
1.6 20 474 402 1 150 1 235 24 706 34 125 148 242 32.5 346 288 1 281 196 700 385 483 46 45 920 309 614 345
1.6 26 474 402 1 150 1 235 24 706 34 125 148 242 32.5 346 288 1 466 196 885 385 483 46 47 1 100 309 705 369
2.5 10 474 402 1 138 1 235 40 802 40 125 148 242 32.5 336 288 1 158 234 440 484 484 52 54 670 354 521 413
2.5 14 474 402 1 138 1 235 40 802 40 125 148 242 32.5 336 288 1 288 234 570 484 484 52 50 800 354 588 439
MT312
2.5 20 474 402 1 138 1 235 40 802 40 125 148 242 32.5 336 288 1 493 234 775 484 484 52 54 1 020 354 688 482
2.5 26 474 402 1 138 1 235 40 802 40 125 148 242 32.5 336 288 1 693 234 975 484 484 52 54 1 230 354 789 527
3.2 10 474 402 1 138 1 235 40 802 40 125 148 242 32.5 336 288 1 158 234 440 484 566 52 54 670 354 521 413
3.2 14 474 402 1 138 1 235 40 802 40 125 148 242 32.5 336 288 1 288 234 570 484 566 52 50 800 354 588 439
MT316
3.2 20 474 402 1 138 1 235 40 802 40 125 148 242 32.5 336 288 1 493 234 775 484 566 52 54 1 020 354 688 482
3.2 26 474 402 1 138 1 235 40 802 40 125 148 242 32.5 336 288 1 693 234 975 484 566 52 54 1 230 354 789 527
5 10 536 460 1 327 1 202 60 896 41 125 153 288 32.5 326 288 1 302 256 455 591 642 61 58 730 398 566 641
5 14 536 460 1 327 1 202 60 896 41 125 153 288 32.5 326 288 1 437 256 590 591 642 61 58 810 398 633 678
MT525
5 20 536 460 1 327 1 202 60 896 41 125 153 288 32.5 326 288 1 642 256 795 591 642 61 61 1 040 398 734 710
5 26 536 460 1 327 1 202 60 896 41 125 153 288 32.5 326 288 1 842 256 995 591 642 61 60 1 260 398 835 774
53
Monorail Low Headroom Hoist
MT 4/1 LC
Fig. 6
54
Type Dimensions Weight
Hook ø Trolley T T
Hoist Capacity Travel B5* B5* L L3* L3* kg
B4 B8 B9 B10 C D1 Wheel H1 H2 H3 H4 H5 L1 L2 L4 L5 L6 min. max.
Type (t) DS SS (V1) (V1) (V2) (V1)
(m) max. Diam. UEP DEP
2 7 474 402 162 1 150 1 235 24 637 40 125 148 242 32.5 346 288 1 101 196 520 385 385 46 48 730 391 498 339
MT305 2 10 474 402 162 1 150 1 235 24 637 40 125 148 242 32.5 346 288 1 281 196 700 385 385 46 45 920 391 543 360
2 13 474 402 162 1 150 1 235 24 637 40 125 148 242 32.5 346 288 1 466 196 885 385 385 46 47 1 100 391 589 390
3.2 7 474 402 162 1 150 1 235 24 637 40 125 148 242 32.5 346 288 1 101 196 520 385 483 46 48 730 391 498 330
MT308 3.2 10 474 402 162 1 150 1 235 24 637 40 125 148 242 32.5 346 288 1 281 196 700 385 483 46 45 920 391 543 361
3.2 13 474 402 162 1 150 1 235 24 637 40 125 148 242 32.5 346 288 1 466 196 885 385 483 46 47 1 100 391 589 391
5 7 474 460 193 1 179 1 270 40 722 41 125 153 247 32.5 336 288 1 288 234 570 484 484 52 50 800 463 580 495
MT312 5 10 474 460 193 1 179 1 270 40 722 41 125 153 247 32.5 336 288 1 493 234 775 484 484 52 54 1 020 463 630 541
5 13 474 460 193 1 179 1 270 40 722 41 125 153 247 32.5 336 288 1 693 234 975 484 484 52 54 1 230 463 680 585
6.3 7 474 460 193 1 179 1 270 40 755 49 125 153 247 32.5 336 288 1 288 234 570 484 566 52 50 800 463 580 497
MT316 6.3 10 474 460 193 1 179 1 270 40 755 49 125 153 247 32.5 336 288 1 493 234 775 484 566 52 54 1 020 463 630 543
6.3 13 474 460 193 1 179 1 270 40 755 49 125 153 247 32.5 336 288 1 693 234 975 484 566 52 54 1 230 463 680 587
10 7 589 481 214 1 421 1 303 60 770 49 160 140 288 30 308 288 1 437 256 590 591 642 61 58 810 500 618 784
MT525 10 10 589 481 214 1 421 1 303 60 770 49 160 140 288 30 308 288 1 642 256 795 591 642 61 61 1 040 500 668 818
10 13 589 481 214 1 421 1 303 60 770 49 160 140 288 30 308 288 1 842 256 995 591 642 61 60 1 260 500 719 884
55
Monorail Low Headroom Hoist
M 2/1 LC & M 4/1 LC
Fig. 7
56
Type Dimensions — M 2/1 LC Weight
8 12 736 460 1 578 1 288 230 1 060 49 160 170 444 30.5 400 365 1 262 44.5 563 655 238 424 1 237
8 17 736 460 1 578 1 288 230 1 060 49 160 170 444 30.5 400 365 1 412 44.5 713 655 238 499 1 309
M640
8 24 736 460 1 578 1 288 230 1 060 49 160 170 444 30.5 400 365 1 627 44.5 928 655 238 606 1 429
8 31 736 460 1 578 1 288 230 1 060 49 160 170 444 30.5 400 365 1 842 44.5 1 143 655 238 714 1 558
16 8.5 736 630 1773 1483 230 995 59 160 170 444 30.5 395 365 1 412 44.5 713 655 353 483 1 544
M640 16 12 736 630 1773 1483 230 995 59 160 170 444 30.5 395 365 1 627 44.5 928 655 353 537 1 659
16 15.5 736 630 1773 1483 230 995 59 160 170 444 30.5 395 365 1 842 44.5 1143 655 353 591 1 775
Fig. 8
57
Monorail Normal Headroom Hoist
MT 2/1 N
Fig. 9
58
Type Dimensions Weight
1 10 304 52 192 207 996 34 100 1 438 124 29 976 196 395 385 385 46 45 308 460 210
1 14 304 52 192 207 1 038 34 100 1+1 480 124 29 1 101 196 520 385 385 46 48 308 521 243
MT305
1 20 304 52 192 207 1 038 34 100 1+1 480 124 29 1 281 196 700 385 385 46 45 308 613 250
1 26 304 52 192 207 1 038 34 100 1+1 480 124 29 1 466 196 885 385 385 46 47 308 704 267
1.6 10 304 52 192 207 1 038 34 100 1+1 480 124 29 976 196 395 385 483 46 45 308 460 235
1.6 14 304 52 192 207 1 038 34 100 1+1 480 124 29 1 101 196 520 385 483 46 48 308 521 243
MT308
1.6 20 304 52 192 207 1 038 34 100 1+1 480 124 29 1 281 196 700 385 483 46 45 308 613 250
1.6 26 304 52 192 207 1 038 34 100 1+1 480 124 29 1 466 196 885 385 483 46 47 308 704 267
2.5 10 384 71 205 194 1 150 40 120 1+1 496 141 30 1 158 234 440 484 484 52 54 368 535 367
2.5 14 384 71 205 194 1 150 40 120 1+1 496 141 30 1 288 234 570 484 484 52 50 368 602 380
MT312
2.5 20 384 71 205 194 1 150 40 120 1+1 496 141 30 1 493 234 775 484 484 52 54 368 702 400
2.5 26 384 71 205 194 1 150 40 120 1+1 496 141 30 1 693 234 975 484 484 52 54 368 803 420
3.2 10 384 71 205 194 1 150 40 120 1+1 496 141 30 1 158 234 440 484 566 52 54 368 535 367
3.2 14 384 71 205 194 1 150 40 120 1+1 496 141 30 1 288 234 570 484 566 52 50 368 602 380
MT316
3.2 20 384 71 205 194 1 150 40 120 1+1 496 141 30 1 493 234 775 484 566 52 54 368 702 400
3.2 26 384 71 205 194 1 150 40 120 1+1 496 141 30 1 693 234 975 484 566 52 54 368 803 420
5 10 384 71 230 225 1 296 41 120 1+1 553 141 30 1 302 256 455 591 642 61 58 398 566 505
5 14 384 71 230 225 1 296 41 120 1+1 553 141 30 1 437 256 590 591 642 61 58 398 633 524
MT525
5 20 384 71 230 225 1 296 41 120 1+1 553 141 30 1 642 256 795 591 642 61 61 398 734 553
5 26 384 71 230 225 1 296 41 120 1+1 553 141 30 1 842 256 995 591 642 61 60 398 835 582
Fig. 10
59
Monorail Normal Headroom Hoist
MT 4/1 N
Fig. 11
60
Type Dimensions Weight
2 7 384 348 52 218 254 985 40 120 1+1 496 141 30 1 101 196 520 385 385 46 48 361 468 316
MT305 2 10 384 348 52 218 254 985 40 120 1+1 496 141 30 1 281 196 700 385 385 46 45 361 513 324
2 13 384 348 52 218 254 985 40 120 1+1 496 141 30 1 466 196 885 385 385 46 47 361 559 341
3.2 7 384 348 52 218 254 985 40 120 1+1 496 141 30 1 101 196 520 385 483 46 48 372 479 321
MT308 3.2 10 384 348 52 218 254 985 40 120 1+1 496 141 30 1 281 196 700 385 483 46 45 372 524 329
3.2 13 384 348 52 218 254 985 40 120 1+1 496 141 30 1 466 196 885 385 483 46 47 372 570 345
5 7 384 348 71 223 249 1 065 41 120 1+1 496 141 30 1 288 234 570 484 484 52 50 447 564 418
MT312 5 10 384 348 71 223 249 1 065 41 120 1+1 496 141 30 1 493 234 775 484 484 52 54 447 614 439
5 13 384 348 71 223 249 1 065 41 120 1+1 496 141 30 1 693 234 975 484 484 52 54 447 664 466
6.3 7 384 348 71 223 249 1 098 49 120 1+1 496 141 30 1 288 234 570 484 566 52 50 447 564 433
MT316 6.3 10 384 348 71 223 249 1 098 49 120 1+1 496 141 30 1 493 234 775 484 566 52 54 447 614 454
6.3 13 384 348 71 223 249 1 098 49 120 1+1 496 141 30 1 693 234 975 484 566 52 54 447 664 481
10 7 392 356 71 251 276 1 211 49 140 2 581 163 30 1 437 256 590 591 642 61 58 478 596 660
MT525 10 10 392 356 71 251 276 1 211 49 140 2 581 163 30 1 642 256 795 591 642 61 61 478 646 691
10 13 392 356 71 251 276 1 211 49 140 2 581 163 30 1 842 256 995 591 642 61 60 478 697 722
61
Monorail Normal Headroom Hoist
M 2/1 N & M 4/1 N
Fig. 12
62
Type Dimensions — M 2/1 N Weight
8 12 392 71 327.5 312.5 1 637 49 140 2 747 163 30 656 44.5 563 49 189 389 858
8 17 392 71 327.5 312.5 1 637 49 140 2 747 163 30 806 44.5 713 49 189 466 895
M640
8 24 392 71 327.5 312.5 1 637 49 140 2 747 163 30 1 021 44.5 928 49 189 574 956
8 31 392 71 327.5 312.5 1 637 49 140 2 747 163 30 1 236 44.5 1 143 49 189 682 1 017
10 12 392 71 327.5 318.5 1 637 49 140 2 747 163 30 656 44.5 563 49 189 389 980
10 17 392 71 327.5 318.5 1 637 49 140 2 747 163 30 806 44.5 713 49 189 466 1 028
M750
10 24 392 71 327.5 318.5 1 637 49 140 2 747 163 30 1 021 44.5 928 49 189 574 1 098
10 31 392 71 327.5 318.5 1 637 49 140 2 747 163 30 1 236 44.5 1 143 49 189 682 1 168
16 6 506 71 363 413 1 572 59 250 2 747 273 50 1 262 45 563 655 297 390 1 182
16 8.5 506 71 363 413 1 572 59 250 2 747 273 50 1 412 45 713 655 297 427 1 219
М640
16 12 506 71 363 413 1 572 59 250 2 747 273 50 1 627 45 928 655 297 481 1 281
16 15.5 506 71 363 413 1 572 59 250 2 747 273 50 1 842 45 1 143 655 297 535 1 340
Fig. 13
63
Double-rail Hoist
MT 2/1 KD
Fig. 14
64
Type Dimensions Weight
Hook ø T T
Hoist Capacity Travel ø ø L9* L9* kg
B B4 B5* DS B11 B12 C D1 E H1 L7 L8 L10 Sc min. max.
Type (t) D3 D4 (V1) (V2) (V1)
(m) max. UEP DEP
3.2 10 398 31 490 299 50 634 40 160 185 504 476 134 640 384 466 100 1000 368 535 459
3.2 14 398 31 490 299 50 634 40 160 185 504 476 134 770 384 466 100 1000 368 602 476
MT316
3.2 20 398 31 490 299 50 634 40 160 185 504 476 134 975 384 466 100 1000 368 702 498
3.2 26 398 31 490 299 50 634 40 160 185 504 476 134 1175 384 466 100 1000 368 803 523
5 10 454 31 490 271 50 723 41 160 185 501 533 156 655 491 542 100 1000 398 566 594
5 14 454 31 490 271 50 723 41 160 185 501 533 156 790 491 542 100 1000 398 633 615
MT525
5 20 454 31 490 271 50 723 41 160 185 501 533 156 995 491 542 100 1000 398 734 648
5 26 454 31 490 271 50 723 41 160 185 501 533 156 1195 491 542 100 1000 398 835 682
Fig. 15
65
Double-rail Hoist
MT 4/1 KD
Fig. 16A
66
Type Dimensions Weight
Hook ø T T
Hoist Capacity Travel B5* B5* ø ø L9* L9* kg
B B4 B11 B12 C D1 E H1 L7 L8 L10 Sc min. max.
Type (t) DS SS D3 D4 (V1) (V2) (V1)
(m) max. UEP DEP
3.2 7 398 31 490 416 299 50 469 40 160 185 481 476 96 720 285 383 100 1000 372 479 421
MT308 3.2 10 398 31 490 416 299 50 469 40 160 185 481 476 96 900 285 383 100 1000 372 524 433
3.2 13 398 31 490 416 299 50 469 40 160 185 481 476 96 1085 383 383 100 1000 372 570 453
5 7 398 31 490 416 299 50 549 41 160 185 479 476 134 770 384 384 100 1000 447 564 556
MT312 5 10 398 31 490 416 299 50 549 41 160 185 479 476 134 975 384 384 100 1000 447 614 573
5 13 398 31 490 416 299 50 549 41 160 185 479 476 134 1175 384 384 100 1000 447 664 576
6.3 7 398 31 490 416 299 50 582 49 160 185 479 476 134 770 384 466 100 1000 447 564 543
MT316 6.3 10 398 31 490 416 299 50 582 49 160 185 479 476 134 975 384 466 100 1000 447 614 560
6.3 13 398 31 490 416 299 50 582 49 160 185 479 476 134 1175 384 466 100 1000 447 664 563
10 7 454 31 522 463 271 50 620 49 160 185 470 543 156 790 491 542 100 1000 478 596 709
MT525 10 10 454 31 522 463 271 50 620 49 160 185 470 543 156 995 491 542 100 1000 478 646 745
10 13 454 31 522 463 271 50 620 49 160 185 470 543 156 1195 491 542 100 1000 478 697 782
Fig. 16B
67
Double-rail Hoist
M 2/1 KD
Fig. 17A
68
Type Dimensions Weight
Hook ø T T
Hoist Capacity Travel B5* ø ø L9*
B B4 B11 B12 C D1 E H1 L7 L8 L10 Sc min. max. kg
Type (t) DS D3 D4 (V1)
(m) max. UEP DEP
8 12 640 31 504 178 50 870 49 160 185 509 691 93 823 525 130 1000 367 553 822
8 17 640 31 504 178 50 870 49 160 185 509 691 93 973 525 130 1000 367 628 865
M640
8 24 640 31 504 178 50 870 49 160 185 509 691 93 1188 525 130 1000 367 735 932
8 31 640 31 504 178 50 870 49 160 185 509 691 93 1403 525 130 1000 367 843 998
10 12 646 31 504 178 50 870 49 160 185 509 691 93 823 529 130 1000 367 553 944
10 17 646 31 504 178 50 870 49 160 185 509 691 93 973 529 130 1000 367 628 998
M750
10 24 646 31 504 178 50 870 49 160 185 509 691 93 1188 529 130 1000 367 735 1074
10 31 646 31 504 178 50 870 49 160 185 509 691 93 1403 529 130 1000 367 843 1149
Fig. 17B
69
Double-rail Hoist
M 4/1 KD
Fig. 18
70
Type Dimensions Weight
Hook ø T T
Hoist Capacity Travel ø ø L L9*
B B4 B5* B11 B12 C D1 E H1 L7 L8 L10 Sc min. max. kg
Type (t) D3 D4 (V1) (V1)
(m) max. UEP DEP
16 6 640 60 651 278 60 800 59 200 240 641 731 1 122 120 843 515 140 1200 512 605 1 136
16 8,5 640 60 651 278 60 1045 59 200 240 571 731 1 272 120 993 515 140 1200 512 643 1 207
640
16 12 640 60 651 278 60 1045 59 200 240 571 731 1 487 120 1208 515 140 1200 512 696 1 257
16 15,5 640 60 651 278 60 1045 59 200 240 571 731 1 702 120 1423 515 140 1200 512 750 1 328
20 6 646 60 674 376 60 855 76 250 290 739 766 1 116 145 863 509 150 1400 547 640 1 376
20 8,5 646 60 674 376 60 1075 76 250 290 669 766 1 266 145 1013 509 150 1400 547 678 1 439
750
20 12 646 60 674 376 60 1075 76 250 290 669 766 1 481 145 1228 509 150 1400 547 731 1 520
20 15,5 646 60 674 376 60 1075 76 250 290 669 766 1 696 145 1443 509 150 1400 547 785 1 600
25 9,5 1 027 60 596 338 60 1135 76 250 290 665 852 1 508 145 1160 597 160 1400 615 774 1 849
863 25 16 1027 60 596 338 60 1135 76 250 290 665 852 1 923 145 1575 597 160 1400 615 878 2 079
25 23 1027 60 596 338 60 1135 76 250 290 665 852 2 423 145 2075 597 160 1400 615 1003 2 340
32 9,5 1027 67 604 338 70 1259 97 320 370 665 902 1 267 185 1180 356 170 1400 665 824 2 290
980 32 16 1027 67 604 338 70 1259 97 320 370 665 902 1 682 185 1595 356 170 1400 665 928 2 535
32 23 1027 67 604 338 70 1259 97 320 370 665 902 2 182 185 2095 356 170 1400 665 1053 2 822
40 11 1027 77 619 470 90 1285 97 320 370 925 1130 1 711 185 1437 589 230 1900 759 930 4 308
40 14,5 1027 77 619 470 90 1285 97 320 370 925 1134 1 896 185 1622 589 230 1900 759 985 4 432
1100
40 18 0 77 619 470 90 1285 97 320 370 925 1134 2 136 185 1862 589 230 1900 759 1039 4 618
40 26 0 77 619 470 90 1285 97 320 370 925 1134 2 646 185 2372 589 230 1900 759 1164 4 972
50 11 0 77 619 470 90 1285 97 320 370 925 1134 1 711 185 1437 589 230 1900 759 930 4 308
50 14,5 0 77 619 470 90 1285 97 320 370 925 1134 1 896 185 1622 589 230 1900 759 985 4 432
1125
50 18 0 77 619 470 90 1285 97 320 370 925 1134 2 136 185 1862 589 230 1900 759 1039 4 618
50 26 0 77 619 470 90 1285 97 320 370 925 1134 2 646 185 2372 589 230 1900 759 1164 4 972
71
Foot-mounted Hoist (Stationary)
MTL 2/1 F
Fig. 20A
72
Type Dimensions Weight
Hook ø T T
Hoist Capacity Travel ø L L1* L1*
B B1 B2 B3 C D1 E H1 M L2 L3 L4 L5 S1 S2 min max kg
Type (t) D2 (V2) (V1) (V2)
(m) max. UEP DEP
2.5 32 422 53.5 295 73.5 630 40 18 151 365 M20 1 698 484 484 1 175 40 52 53 60 33 1081 546 389
2.5 40 422 53.5 295 73.5 630 40 18 151 365 M20 1 968 484 484 1 445 40 52 56 60 33 1351 682 432
MTL312
2.5 48 422 53.5 295 73.5 630 40 18 151 365 M20 2 233 484 484 1 710 40 52 53 60 33 1616 813 476
2.5 56 422 53.5 295 73.5 630 40 18 151 365 M20 2 503 484 484 1 980 40 52 56 60 33 1886 949 518
3.2 32 422 53.5 295 73.5 630 40 18 151 365 M20 1 780 484 566 1 175 40 52 53 60 33 1081 546 389
3.2 40 422 53.5 295 73.5 630 40 18 151 365 M20 2 050 484 566 1 445 40 52 56 60 33 1351 682 432
MTL316
3.2 48 422 53.5 295 73.5 630 40 18 151 365 M20 2 315 484 566 1 710 40 52 53 60 33 1616 813 476
3.2 56 422 53.5 295 73.5 630 40 18 151 365 M20 2 585 484 566 1 980 40 52 56 60 33 1886 949 518
5 32 476 56.5 345 74.5 718 41 21 173 428 M24 1 885 591 642 1 200 44 61 63 71 43 1102 563 620
5 40 476 56.5 345 74.5 718 41 21 173 428 M24 2 155 591 642 1 470 44 61 64 71 43 1372 699 668
MTL525
5 48 476 56.5 345 74.5 718 41 21 173 428 M24 2 425 591 642 1 740 44 61 65 71 43 1642 834 716
5 56 476 56.5 345 74.5 718 41 21 173 428 M24 2 695 591 642 2 010 44 61 66 71 43 1912 970 763
Fig. 20B
73
Monorail Hoist (Normal Headroom)
MTL 2/1 N
Fig. 21
74
Type Dimensions Weight
Hook ø T T
Hoist Capacity Travel B4* ø L L1* L1*
B5 B6 B7 C D1 E H1 H2 H3 M L2 L3 L4 L5 min max kg
Type (t) DS D2 (V2) (V1) (V2)
(m) max. UEP DEP
2.5 32 384 71 205 218 630 40 18 151 540 141 30 M20 1 856 484 484 1 175 197 52 53 1238 703 536
2.5 40 384 71 205 218 630 40 18 151 540 141 30 M20 2 126 484 484 1 445 197 52 56 1508 839 579
MTL312
2.5 48 384 71 205 218 630 40 18 151 540 141 30 M20 2 391 484 484 1 710 197 52 53 1773 971 623
2.5 56 384 71 205 218 630 40 18 151 540 141 30 M20 2 661 484 484 1 980 197 52 56 2043 1107 665
3.2 32 384 71 205 218 630 40 18 151 540 141 30 M20 1 938 484 566 1 175 197 52 53 1238 703 536
3.2 40 384 71 205 218 630 40 18 151 540 141 30 M20 2 208 484 566 1 445 197 52 56 1508 839 579
MTL316
3.2 48 384 71 205 218 630 40 18 151 540 141 30 M20 2 473 484 566 1 710 197 52 53 1773 971 623
3.2 56 384 71 205 218 630 40 18 151 540 141 30 M20 2 743 484 566 1 980 197 52 56 2043 1107 665
5 32 384 71 230 247 719 41 21 173 603 141 30 M24 2 042 591 645 1 200 197 61 63 1255 717 789
5 40 384 71 230 247 719 41 21 173 603 141 30 M24 2 312 591 645 1 470 197 61 64 1525 852 837
MTL525
5 48 384 71 230 247 719 41 21 173 603 141 30 M24 2 582 591 645 1 740 197 61 65 1795 988 885
5 56 384 71 230 247 719 41 21 173 603 141 30 M24 2 852 591 645 2 010 197 61 66 2065 1123 932
75
Foot-mounted Hoist (True Vertical Lift)
MT 4/2 F
Series: MT
Type: MT305 / MT308 / MT312 / MT316 / MT525
Capacity: 1-5 t
Reeving: 4/2 (True Vertical Lift)
Suspension: F (Foot-mounted, Stationary)
Fig. 22A
76
Type Dimensions Weight
Hook ø L5 L5
Hoist Capacity ø L L3* L3*
Travel B B1 B2 B3 C D1 E H1 M L1* L2 L4 min. max. S1 S2 T kg
Type (t) D2 (V8) (V8) (V12)
(m) max. UEP UEP
1 6 398 53.5 295 49.5 489 40 15 138 321 M14 1 101 196 520 385 385 260 98 418 26 13 456 165
MT305 1 10 398 53.5 295 49.5 489 40 15 138 321 M14 1 281 196 700 385 385 350 98 632 26 13 546 173
1 13 398 53.5 295 49.5 489 40 15 138 321 M14 1 466 196 885 385 385 443 98 792 26 13 639 190
1.6 6 398 53.5 295 49.5 489 40 15 138 321 M14 1 101 196 520 385 483 260 98 418 26 13 456 170
MT308 1.6 10 398 53.5 295 49.5 489 40 15 138 321 M14 1 281 196 700 385 483 350 98 632 26 13 546 178
1.6 13 398 53.5 295 49.5 489 40 15 138 321 M14 1 466 196 885 385 483 443 98 792 26 13 639 194
2.5 7 398 53.5 295 49.5 489 40 18 151 321 M20 1 288 234 570 484 484 285 116 442 34 13 519 267
MT312 2.5 12 398 53.5 295 49.5 489 40 18 151 321 M20 1 493 234 775 484 484 388 116 674 34 13 622 288
2.5 16 398 53.5 295 49.5 489 40 18 151 321 M20 1 693 234 975 484 484 488 116 860 34 13 722 315
3.2 7 398 53.5 295 49.5 489 40 18 151 321 M20 1 288 234 570 484 566 285 116 442 34 13 519 269
MT316 3.2 12 398 53.5 295 49.5 489 40 18 151 321 M20 1 493 234 775 484 566 388 116 674 34 13 622 290
3.2 16 398 53.5 295 49.5 489 40 18 151 321 M20 1 693 234 975 484 566 488 116 860 34 13 722 317
5 6 454 56.5 345 52.5 569 41 21 173 378 M24 1 437 256 590 591 642 295 148 480 46 18 551 421
MT525 5 10 454 56.5 345 52.5 569 41 21 173 378 M24 1 642 256 795 591 642 398 148 701 46 18 654 452
5 14 454 56.5 345 52.5 569 41 21 173 378 M24 1 842 256 995 591 642 498 148 922 46 18 754 483
Fig. 22B
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Static Reactions Stationary Hoists
MT 2/1 F
Fig. 23
1.6 10 158 576 650 252 281 287 321 541 610
1.6 14 167 629 710 203 225 322 360 510 575
MT308
1.6 20 178 673 760 164 181 347 389 490 552
1.6 26 190 701 791 142 155 366 410 478 537
2.5 10 237 949 908 449 431 463 444 935 894
2.5 14 250 1 041 996 363 349 516 495 889 850
MT312
2.5 20 270 1 126 1 077 289 278 574 550 841 805
2.5 26 290 1 176 1 125 248 240 606 581 819 784
3.2 10 237 1 198 1 145 558 535 576 552 1 180 1 128
3.2 14 250 1 315 1 257 447 430 643 616 1 120 1 071
MT316
3.2 20 270 1 422 1 359 351 337 716 686 1 057 1 011
3.2 26 290 1 485 1 420 297 287 755 723 1 028 983
78
Static Reactions Stationary Hoists
MT 4/1 F
Fig. 24
MT305 2 10 188 897 726 309 256 655 532 551 450
3.2 7 185 1 223 986 648 527 858 695 1 014 819
MT308 3.2 10 193 1 380 1 112 496 406 992 802 883 715
3.2 13 209 1 477 1 191 406 335 1 079 872 805 653
MT312 5 10 303 2 153 1 624 863 663 1 535 1 164 1 481 1 123
6.3 7 284 2 331 1 756 1 420 1 077 1 591 1 204 2 161 1 629
MT316 6.3 10 305 2 693 2 028 1 068 816 1 915 1 447 1 847 1 396
6.3 13 332 2 904 2 186 871 671 2 099 1 586 1 676 1 271
MT525 10 10 467 4 170 3 271 1 687 1 339 2 980 2 346 2 876 2 265
79
Static Reactions Low Headroom Hoists
MT 2/1 LC
Fig. 25
R1 R2 R1 R2
Hoist Capacity Hook Travel Hoist Weight (max. Wheel (max. Wheel (max. Wheel (max. Wheel
Type (t) (m) (kg) Load x 2) Load x 2) Load x 2) Load x 2)
80
Static Reactions Low Headroom Hoists
MT 4/1 LC
Fig. 26
R1 R2 R1 R2
Hoist Capacity Hook Travel Hoist Weight (max. Wheel (max. Wheel (max. Wheel (max. Wheel
Type (t) (m) (kg) Load x 2) Load x 2) Load x 2) Load x 2)
81
Static Reactions Normal Headroom Hoists
MT 2/1 N
Fig. 27
82
Static Reactions Normal Headroom Hoists
MT 4/1 N
Fig. 28
83
Static Reactions Double Rail Hoists
MT 2/1 KD N
Fig. 29
3.2 10 459 1 137 1 123 704 696 716 708 1 125 1 111
3.2 14 476 1 241 1 225 609 602 751 742 1 098 1 085
MT316
3.2 20 498 1 349 1 332 511 506 797 787 1 064 1 051
3.2 26 523 1 421 1 403 452 447 825 815 1 047 1 035
84
Static Reactions Double Rail Hoists
MT 4/1 KD N
Fig. 30
3.2 7 421 1 054 1 129 695 742 826 883 923 988
MT308 3.2 10 433 1 175 1 260 580 618 915 978 841 899
3.2 13 453 1 261 1 352 505 536 980 1 048 786 839
MT312 5 10 573 1 769 1 912 912 979 1 359 1 465 1 323 1 426
6.3 7 543 1 927 2 084 1 362 1 470 1 468 1 585 1 821 1 969
MT316 6.3 10 560 2 189 2 369 1 109 1 194 1 672 1 806 1 626 1 756
6.3 13 563 2 355 2 549 945 1 015 1 796 1 942 1 503 1 622
MT525 10 10 745 3 365 3 771 1 707 1 901 2 571 2 875 2 502 2 797
85
Static Reactions Stationary Hoists
M 2/1 F
Fig. 31
86
Static Reactions Stationary Hoists
M 4/1 F
Fig. 32
16 8.5 775 6 248 4 484 3 503 2 539 4 526 3 264 5 225 3 759
M640
16 12 837 7 030 5 043 2 752 2 011 5 163 3 719 4 620 3 335
16 15.5 896 7 524 5 397 2 288 1 687 5 565 4 009 4 247 3 075
20 8.5 899 7 793 5 588 4 362 3 156 5 640 4 062 6 514 4 682
M750
20 12 969 8 769 6 284 3 421 2 495 6 434 4 630 5 755 4 149
20 15.5 1 039 9 384 6 726 2 840 2 088 6 936 4 991 5 289 3 823
25 9.5 1 307 9 353 7 074 5 606 4 273 6 651 5 054 8 300 6 286
M863 25 16 1 485 11 143 8 424 3 905 3 013 8 102 6 150 6 946 5 286
32 9.5 1 292 11 876 8 960 7 081 5 375 8 480 6 436 10 590 8 013
M980 32 16 1 506 14 164 10 684 4 899 3 758 10 329 7 831 8 849 6 725
40 14.5 2 823 16 486 12 017 8 225 6 095 11 959 8 772 12 751 9 340
M1110
40 18 2 991 17 815 12 981 6 980 5 215 13 158 9 643 11 637 8 553
50 14.5 2 823 20 431 14 844 10 105 7 443 14 772 10 789 15 763 11 499
M1125
50 18 2 991 22 082 16 040 8 538 6 331 16 260 11 867 14 359 10 504
87
Static Reactions Low Headroom Hoists
M 2/1 LC
Fig. 33
Hoist Capacity Hook Travel Hoist Weight R1* R2* R1* R2*
Type (t) (m) (kg)
88
Static Reactions Low Headroom Hoists
M 4/1 LC
Fig. 34
Hoist Capacity Hook Travel Hoist Weight R1* R2* R1* R2*
Type (t) (m) (kg)
89
Static Reactions Normal Headroom Hoists
M 2/1 N
Fig. 35
Hoist Capacity Hook Travel Hoist Weight R1* R2* R1* R2*
Type (t) (m) (kg)
90
Static Reactions Normal Headroom Hoists
M 4/1 N
Fig. 36
Hoist Capacity Hook Travel Hoist Weight R1* R2* R1* R2*
Type (t) (m) (kg)
91
Static Reactions Double Rail Hoists
M 2/1 KD
Fig. 37
92
Static Reactions Double Rail Hoists
M 4/1 KD
Fig. 38
16 8.5 1 207 4 905 5 382 3 304 3 615 3 901 4 273 4 309 4 723
M640
16 12 1 257 5 452 5 984 2 783 3 038 4 287 4 698 3 948 4 324
16 15.5 1 328 5 843 6 413 2 427 2 644 4 565 5 003 3 705 4 054
20 8.5 1 439 6 120 6 663 4 149 4 507 4 884 5 310 5 386 5 859
M750
20 12 1 520 6 804 7 409 3 506 3 801 5 364 5 834 4 946 5 376
20 15.5 1 600 7 289 7 939 3 060 3 311 5 707 6 207 4 643 5 043
25 9.5 1 849 7 526 8 269 5 274 5 780 5 904 6 477 6 895 7 572
M863 25 16 2 079 8 851 9 728 4 063 4 436 6 840 7 505 6 075 6 660
32 9.5 2 290 9 590 10 539 6 756 7 406 7 549 8 284 8 796 9 662
M980 32 16 2 535 11 259 12 378 5 208 5 689 8 717 9 568 7 750 8 499
40 14.5 4 432 13 683 14 377 7 996 8 376 10 974 11 519 10 705 11 234
M1100
40 18 4 618 14 618 15 360 7 154 7 485 11 688 12 269 10 084 10 576
50 14.5 4 432 16 827 17 694 9 718 10 192 13 441 14 121 13 104 13 765
M1125
50 18 4 618 17 983 18 912 8 654 9 068 14 322 15 048 12 316 12 932
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Static Reactions Stationary Hoists
MTL 2/1 F
Fig. 39
2,5 32 389 1 274 1 222 200 193 648 623 826 792
2,5 40 432 1 312 1 258 183 178 677 651 819 786
MT312
2,5 48 476 1 342 1 287 176 171 698 671 820 787
2,5 56 518 1 366 1 310 173 169 718 690 821 789
3,2 32 389 1 592 1 524 241 232 803 770 1 030 986
3,2 40 432 1 637 1 568 217 210 836 802 1 018 976
MT316
3,2 48 476 1 672 1 602 204 198 860 826 1 016 974
3,2 56 518 1 700 1 629 197 192 882 847 1 015 974
94
Static Reactions Monorail Hoists
MTL 2/1 N
Fig. 40
95
Monorail Cross Travel Wheels
& Beam / Beam Flange
Fig. 41
60 20 40 25
80 20 40 25
100 20 40 25
120 20 40 25
140 20 40 25
125 20 40 28
155 22 45 28
180 20 40 28
96
Rope & Roller Elements
MT Series
Reeving 2/1
Reeving 4/1
M Series
Reeving 2/1
Reeving 4/1
97
Lifting Electrical Motors
for Standard Wire Rope Hoist Range
Hoist Parameter Double Speed Single Speed VFD 2-speed (1:10)* VFD 2-speed (1:3)
Lifting Motor Nominal Motor Lifting Motor Nominal Lifting Motor Nominal Lifting Motor Nominal
Capacity Group Hoist Rope Motor Speed Power Current Speed Power Current Speed Power Current Speed Power Current
(t) FEM Series Reeving Type (m/min) (max KW*) (Amps, A) Type (m/min) (max KW*) (Amps, A) (m/min) (max KW*) (Amps, A) (m/min) (max KW*) (Amps, A)
2m MT305 2/1 CT112M 8/2.6 2.5/0.83 6/6.5 CT100LA 8 2.5 5.4 8–0.8 2.5 5.4 8–2.6 2.5 5.4
1
2m MT305 2/1 CT112M 12/4 2.5/0.83 6/6.5 CT100LA 12 2.5 5.4 12–1.2 2.5 5.4 12–4 2.5 5.4
2m MT308 2/1 CT112M 8/2.6 2.5/0.83 6/6.5 CT100LA 8 2.5 5.4 8–0.8 2.5 5.4 8–2.6 2.5 5.4
1.6
2m MT308 2/1 CT132MA 12/4 4.0/1.33 8.9/7.7 CT112M 12 4.0 9.1 12–1.2 4.0 9.1 12–4 4.0 9.1
2m MT305 4/1 CT112M 4/1.3 2.5/0.83 6/6.5 CT100LA 4 2.5 5.4 4–0.4 2.5 5.4 4–1.3 2.5 5.4
2m MT305 4/1 CT112M 6/2 2.5/0.83 6/6.5 CT100LA 6 2.5 5.4 6–0.6 2.5 5.4 6–2 2.5 5.4
2 3m MT310 2/1 CT132MA 8/2.6 4.0/1.33 8.9/7.7 CT112M 8 4.0 9.1 8–0.8 4.0 9.1 8–2.6 4.0 9.1
3m MT310 2/1 CT132MB 12/4 6.0/2.0 13/10 CT132S 12 6.0 13.8 12–1.2 6.0 13.8 12–4 6.0 13.8
2m MTL312 2/1 CT132MB 12/4 6.0/2.0 13/10 CT132S 12 6.0 13.8 12–1.2 6.0 13.8 12–4 6.0 13.8
2m MT306 4/1 CT112M 4/1.3 2.5/0.83 6/6.5 CT100LA 4 2.5 5.4 4–0.4 2.5 5.4 4–1.3 2.5 5.4
2m MT306 4/1 CT132MA 6/2 4.0/1.33 8.9/7.7 CT112M 6 4.0 9.1 6–0.6 4.0 9.1 6–2 4.0 9.1
2.5 2m MT312 2/1 CT132MA 8/2.6 4.0/1.33 8.9/7.7 CT112M 8 4.0 9.1 8–0.8 4.0 9.1 8–2.6 4.0 9.1
2m MT312 2/1 CT132MB 12/4 6.0/2.0 13/10 CT132S 12 6.0 13.8 12–1.2 6.0 13.8 12–4 6.0 13.8
2m MTL312 2/1 CT132MB 12/4 6.0/2.0 13/10 – – – – – – – – – –
2m MT308 4/1 CT112M 4/1.3 2.5/0.83 6/6.5 CT100LA 4 2.5 5.4 4–0.4 2.5 5.4 4–1.3 2.5 5.4
2m MT308 4/1 CT132MA 6/2 4.0/1.33 8.9/7.7 CT112M 6 4.0 9.1 6–0.6 4.0 5.4 6–2 4.0 5.4
3.2 2m MT316 2/1 CT132MB 8/2.6 5.0/1.66 11/9.1 CT132S 8 5.0 – 8–0.8 5.0 – 8–2.6 5.0 –
2m MT316 2/1 MB132M 12/4 7.0/2.3 17.5/14.7 MT132M 12 7 – 12–1.2 7 – 12–4 7 –
2m MTL316 2/1 CT160M 12/4 8.5/2.7 18/14 – – – – – – – – – –
2m MT310 4/1 CT132MA 4/1.3 4.0/1.33 8.9/7.7 CT112M 4 4.0 9.1 4–0.4 4.0 9.1 4–1.3 4.0 9.1
2m MT310 4/1 CT132MB 6/2 6.0/2.0 11/9.1 CT132S 6 6.0 – 6–0.6 6.0 – 6–2 6.0 –
4
3m MT520 2/1 MB160M 8/2.6 8.0/2.6 17.4/18.7 MT132M 8 8.0 15.8 8–0.8 8.0 15.8 8–2.6 8.0 15.8
3m MT520 2/1 MB160L 12/4 11.8/3.9 25.2/18.6 MT160M 12 12 24 12–1.2 12 24 12–4 12 24
2m MT312 4/1 CT132MA 4/1.3 4.0/1.33 8.9/7.7 CT112M 4 4.0 9.1 4–0.4 4.0 9.1 4–1.3 4.0 9.1
2m MT312 4/1 CT132MB 6/2 6.0/2.0 11/9.1 CT132S 6 6.0 13.8 6–0.6 6.0 13.8 6–2 6.0 13.8
2m MT525 2/1 MB160M 8/2.6 8.0/2.6 17.4/18.7 MT132M 8 8.0 15.8 8–0.8 8.0 15.8 8–2.6 8.0 15.8
5 2m MT525 2/1 MB160L 12/4 11.8/3.9 25.2/18.6 MT160M 12 12 – 12–1.2 12 12–4
2m MTL525 2/1 CT160L 12/4 12/4 29/18 – – – – – – – – – –
3m MT313 4/1 CT132MB 4/1.3 5.0/1.66 8.9/7.7 CT132S 4 5.0 – 4–0.4 5.0 – 4–1.3 – –
3m MT313 4/1 MB132M 6/2 7.0/2.3 17.5/14.7 MT132M 6 7 – 6–0.6 7 – 6–2 – –
2m MT316 4/1 CT132MB 4/1.3 5.0/1.66 8.9/7.7 CT132S 4 5.0 – 4–0.4 5.0 – 4–1.3 – –
6.3
2m MT316 4/1 MB132M 6/2 7.0/2.3 17.5/14.7 MT132M 6 7 – 6–0.6 7 – 6–2 – –
3m MT520 4/1 MB160M 4/1.3 8.0/2.6 17.4/18.7 MT132M 4 8.0 15.8 4–0.4 8.0 15.8 4–1.3 8.0 15.8
8 3m MT520 4/1 MB160L 6/2 11.8/3.9 25.2/18.6 MT160M 6 12 – 6–0.6 12 – 6–2 – –
2m M640 2/1 MB160L 8/2.6 11.8/3.9 25.2/18.6 – – – – – – – – – –
2m MT525 4/1 MB160M 4/1.3 8.0/2.6 17.4/18.7 MT132M 4 8.0 15.8 4–0.4 8.0 15.8 4–1.3 8.0 15.8
10 2m MT525 4/1 MB160L 6/2 11.8/3.9 25.2/18.6 MT160M 6 12 – 6–0.6 12 – 6–2 – –
2m M750 2/1 MB160L 8/2 15/5 30.3/24.1 – – – – – – – – – –
1.2 3m M632 4/1 MB160L 4/1 11.8/3.9 25.2/18.6 MT160L 4 12 24 4–0.4 12 24 4–1 12 24
16 2m M640 4/1 MB160L 4/1 11.8/3.9 25.2/18.6 MT160L 4 12 24 4–0.4 12 24 4–1 12 24
2m M750 4/1 MB160L 4.1/1.3 15/5 30.3/24.1 – – – – – – – – – –
20
2m M1100 2/1 MB180 4/1.2 36.1/30.7 36.1/30.7 – – – – – – – – – –
1 Am M863 4/1 МB180 4/1.22 20/6.5 40.3/32.6 – – – – – – – – – –
25 2m M963 4/1 К3517 2.5/0.6 13/3 30/40 – – – – – – – – – –
1 Am М1125 2/1 МB180 4/1.2 20/6.5 40.3/32.6 – – – – – – – – – –
1 Am M980 4/1 K3518* 2.5/0.6 16/4 36/70 – – – – – – – – – –
32
1 Am M980 4/1 K3518* 4/1.2 24/4 48/71 – – – – – – – – – –
2m M1100 4/1 К3517 1.3/0.3 13/3 30/40 – – – – – – – – – –
40
2m M1100 4/1 MB180 2/0.6 16/5.3 36.1/30.7 – – – – – – – – – –
1 Am M1125 4/1 K3517 1.3/0.3 13/3 30/40 – – – – – – – – – –
50
1 Am M1125 4/1 MB180 2/0.6 20/6.5 40.3/32.6 – – – – – – – – – –
Hoist Parameter Monorail Hoist — Low Headroom Monorail Hoist — Normal Headroom Double Rail Hoist
1.6 2m MT308 2/1 DAS71K 2 0.24/0.06 KT71A 1 0.15/0.03 n.a. n.a. n.a.
2.5 2m MT312 2/1 DAS71K 2 0.24/0.06 DAS80SX 1 0.37/0.12 n.a. n.a. n.a.
20 2m M750 4/1 n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. T100LA 1 1.1/0.37
1 Am M863 4/1 n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. DAS80K 1 1.5
25
2m M963 4/1 n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. DAS80K 1 1.5
32 1 Am M980 4/1 n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. DAS80SX 2 1.1
40 2m M1100 4/1 n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. T100LA 2 2.2
50 1 Am M1125 4/1 n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. n.a. T100LA 2 2.2
* More data about the motors is available in brochure "Podem Electrical Motors"
99
Electrical Panels for Standard Hoists
100
Cross Limit Switch
101
Monitoring Systems
ALP-200 ALM-100N
The electronic load limiter ALP-200 is designed to control overload The electronic load limiter ALM-100N is designed to control overload,
and to provide monitoring information to the service team. the slack cable and other desired points, and to register the spectrum
of loads of elevation devices.
Data Logging: The electronic load limiter Model ALM-100N manufactured according
• Safe Working Period (FEM 9.755) the Norm EN 62061 and EN 14492-2 2010, designed to control overload,
• Number of manoeuvres the slack cable and other desired points, as well as to register the
• Number of overloads spectrum of loads of elevation devices (Hoist) according the Norm
• Number of motor overheating UNE 58919. It can control up to two devices realizing the sum of both.
• Record of the 1000 overloads last date and time It can be connected on any kind of weight sensor placed in: Fixed spur,
retrieving pulley, trolley, rope, etc.
102
Control Devices
Podem’s pendant controls cover wide field of light and medium duty Podem offers RRC from well-known European RRC producers.
control applications. They are very reliable, with ergonomic compact
design and easy for handling and operation. The models are compact-size, ergonomic handsets for the control
of lifting, automation and material handling applications. The main
advantages of this series include safety functions, and easy installation.
Application: Application:
Cranes, hoists, power lifts of truck, electric lift and other moving The lifting market for radio remote control is a big and diverse market:
equipments. • EOT and Gantry cranes
• Electric hoists
Advantages: • Mobile cranes
• Excellent price-quality level • Tower cranes
• Various push buttons pendant models (from 2 to 6 buttons
plus optional accessories) Advantages:
• Made of the ABS copolymer with an excellent mechanical Using radio equipment, you can control several crane motors
intensity and electrical features independently or at the same time in tandem.
• Light weight Remote controlled use is safer for the operator who can position
his or herself away from moving loads.
Standard Emergency switch for cut OFF the operation power.
Durable contact units, which provides to select frequently and reliably
the controlling load. Two position contact unit has mechanical lock-up
feature for additional safety.
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Monorail Trolleys
Fig. 42
Max. Travel
Wheel Power Travel Beam B1 B2 B3 øD H1 H2 H3 H4 H5 L1 L2
Capacity Designation Speed kg
Profile (kW) Motor (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
(kg) (m/min)
60…200
1 000 KC 0601 8° + 0° – – – 29 – 331* 431** 60 30.0 105.0 60.0 90.0 47.0 128.5 99.0 13.2
60…300*
KM 0601 60…200
1 000 8° + 0° 20/5 0.1/0.03 kW DAS 63G 29 298 331* 431** 60 30.0 105.0 60.0 90.0 47.0 128.5 99.0 24.2
V20/5 60…300*
1 700 KC 1001 Universal – – – 130…300 35 – 415 100 30.0 104.0 64.0 114.0 19.0 91.5 187.0 27.8
1 700 KM 1001 Universal 20/6 0.15/0.03 kW KT71A 130…300 35 301 415 100 30.0 104.0 74.0 124.0 19.0 91.5 187.0 38.0
1 700 KM 1001-01 Universal 20 0.12 kW KT63A 130…300 35 300 415 100 30.0 104.0 74.0 124.0 19.0 91.5 187.0 38.3
65…200
2 000 KC 0801 8° + 0° – – – 40 – 348* 448** 80 34.0 107.5 83.5 123.5 34.5 121.0 124.5 25.6
65…300*
KM 0801 65…200
2 000 8° + 0° 20/5 0.18/0.045 kW DAS 63L 40 303 348* 448** 80 34.0 107.5 83.5 123.5 34.5 121.0 124.5 35.0
V20/5 65…300*
5 400 KC 1201-02 Universal – – – 130…300 69 – 455 120 50.0 130.0 75.0 135.0 30.0 105.0 183.0 50.0
5 400 KM 1201-03 Universal 20 0.37 kW T71B 130…300 69 348 455 120 50.0 130.0 81.0 141.0 30.0 105.0 183.0 62.0
5 400 KM 1201-03 Universal 20 0.37 kW DAS71SX 130…300 69 351 455 120 50.0 130.0 81.0 141.0 30.0 105.0 183.0 61.0
5 400 KM 1201-04 Universal 20/6 0.37/0.12 kW T80B 130…300 69 384 455 120 50.0 130.0 81.0 141.0 30.0 105.0 183.0 68.0
5 400 KM 1201-04 Universal 20/6 0.37/0.12 kW DAS80SX 130…300 69 404 455 120 50.0 130.0 81.0 141.0 30.0 105.0 183.0 65.5
10 000 KC 1401-02 Universal – – – 130…300 77 – 471 140 60.0 150.0 75.0 155.0 30.0 120.5 207.0 76.0
10 000 KM 1401-03 Universal 20 0.37 kW T71B 130…300 77 355 471 140 60.0 150.0 93.0 173.0 30.0 120.5 207.0 90.0
10 000 KM 1401-04 Universal 20/6 0.37/0.12 kW T80B 130…300 77 391 471 140 60.0 150.0 93.0 173.0 30.0 120.5 207.0 95.0
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Curve Trolley Path
Fig. 43
Curve Radius
Ri min,
(mm)
Kx 060x 600
Kx 080x 800
Kx 100x 1 000
Kx 120x 1 500
Kx 140x 2 500
105
Double-rail Trolleys
Advantages:
• Cost-effective simple design
• Good traction with the rail
• Easy maintenance
• The trolley gauge could be modified according
to the project request
• It is possible to order different trolley gauges
on request
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Documentation
108
Reference Projects
109
Reference Projects
110
Notes
Technical Catalogue
Standard Wire Rope Hoists
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September 2021