Include lifting accessories
Rate the selected unit for the workpiece plus slings, beams and below-the-hook tools. Give the maximum and typical loads.
ELECTRIC TROLLEY / CHAIN HOIST
Electric Travelling Chain Hoist
Lift a load and carry it along one beam with a matched electric trolley. HH and HHBB are available catalogue labels for this arrangement. Select the rated load, lift height, operating speed and beam fit together so the quoted hoist reaches every pickup and set-down point.
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- ARRANGEMENT
- Electric trolley
- CATALOGUE LABELS
- HH / HHBB
- RATED LOAD
- Select a paired unit
- BEAM FIT
- Dimensioned for site
Send the load, required hook positions, support details and working cycle. We will identify the selected equipment and exact dimensions in the technical offer.
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One complete lifting package
Hoist, matched electric trolley, controls and chain length are itemised for the selected job.
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Documents for your destination
Request applicable test, electrical and operating documents in the written offer.
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Defined delivery and service terms
The quotation states dispatch, transport boundary, warranty and support scope.
01 / SPECIFICATIONS
Match the hoist, trolley and beam as one package.
HH and HHBB provide load and height choices for beam travel. Specify the actual lifting route, then compare complete selected-unit datasheets showing rated load, height, chain falls, speeds, power and dimensions together.
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| Parameter | Available selection | Procurement check |
|---|---|---|
| Hoist and trolley | Electric chain hoist with motorised beam travel | Confirm the selected catalogue label and exact unit |
| HH selection range | 1–20 t rated-load range; 3–30 m lift-height range | Confirm the chosen load and height as one unit |
| HHBB selection options | 0.5 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 5 / 10 / 16 / 20 t load choices | Match to 6 / 9 / 12 / 18 / 24 / 30 m height choices by selected datasheet |
| Lifting speed | Single, dual or variable speed by selected unit | Obtain the numerical speed for the chosen load and motor |
| Trolley speed | Selected for the operating route | Request the numerical travel speed, drive and stopping details |
| Beam interface | Trolley wheels matched to a suitable beam | Provide beam section, flange width, thickness and support rating |
| Hook coverage | Dimensioned for the selected hoist and trolley | Check headroom, upper/lower hook positions and end approach |
| Power and controls | Matched to the site and chosen unit | Give voltage, phase, frequency, pendant/remote need and power-feed route |
| Working duty | Selected from load spectrum and frequency | Provide lifts per hour and shifts per day for the design check |
Capacity, lift height, speed, duty and electrical supply must be confirmed together on the selected unit's datasheet.
02 / APPLICATIONS
Move the load along the work.
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Production-line transfers
Move parts between defined stations on one beam. Specify pickup and set-down positions, travel distance and the load spectrum.
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Assembly and maintenance bays
Carry motors, assemblies or tools above the work area without occupying a floor route. Confirm maintenance access and the highest hook position.
03
Warehousing and equipment loading
Serve a narrow storage or loading lane where a single beam covers the material path. Check the end approach, chain-bag clearance and operator sightline.
A fixed hook-suspended unit suits a single lifting point. For travel along a beam, select the hoist, trolley and supporting structure together.
03 / CONFIGURATION
Define the unit that fits your job.
Use the site measurements and duty to choose a complete hoist package, not an isolated tonnage label.
04 / QUOTATION SCOPE
Compare the equipment and what is included.
An itemised offer makes it easier to evaluate technical fit, landed cost and the work required at your site.
Hoist equipment
Selected lifting unit, load chain, chain container, hook, electric trolley and agreed controls.
DEFINE:Rated load, usable hook travel, speeds, duty and exact model.
Structural and electrical interfaces
Trolley and beam fit, support rating, power feed and site electrical supply.
DEFINE:What exists on site and what the supply includes.
Delivery and support
Inspection documents, packing, freight, installation, commissioning, training and service parts.
DEFINE:Delivery boundary, dates, warranty and each party's responsibilities.
05 / ORDERING & DELIVERY
From selected unit to working lift.
The purchase specification should join the hoist arrangement, support interface, inspection scope and dispatch schedule before production starts.
Request these with the offer
- Selected model and paired load, height, speed and duty values
- Dimensioned hoist, hook-envelope and beam-interface drawing
- Electrical and control schedule for the destination supply
- Applicable inspection and test records
- Operation, maintenance and spare-parts information
- Agreed delivery, installation and warranty terms
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Confirm the lifting brief
Agree load, hook positions, support, travel route and operating cycle.
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Approve the selected unit
Check the paired datasheet and dimensions before manufacturing.
- 03
Inspect and dispatch
Identify agreed test records, packing and the delivery boundary.
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Install and hand over
Confirm installation, commissioning, operator information and support.
One unit or a workshop package
State the quantity and configuration at each lifting position so the offer can price complete, model-matched units.
Documents for the supplied configuration
Provide the destination and required standard; confirm which conformity and test records apply to the actual selected unit.
A project-specific schedule
Ask for dated production, inspection and dispatch milestones, plus freight and installation responsibilities.
06 / RELATED ARRANGEMENTS
All electric chain hoists ↗Compare the hook route before choosing.
COMPARE AN ARRANGEMENT
Hook-suspended chain hoist
Use one fixed lifting point when trolley movement is unnecessary.
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ELECTRIC HOISTS
ELECTRIC HOISTS
WHEN THE LIFT REQUIREMENT CHANGES
Wire-rope electric hoists
Compare a wire-rope lifting arrangement when the required height, duty or hook approach calls for another mechanism.
View product range ↗07 / BUYER QUESTIONS
Decide with the full lifting brief.
These answers help compare the exact equipment, dimensions and delivered scope behind a quotation.
How should I compare HH and HHBB options?
Give both options the same load, lift route, beam dimensions and operating cycle. Compare the exact rated unit, hook coverage, lifting and travel speeds, electrical supply and included documents before selecting.
Is every load available at every lifting height?
Load and height choices must be paired for the selected unit. Request one technical schedule showing rated load, chain falls, height, motor, lifting speed and trolley speed together.
Which beam details are needed for the trolley?
Send beam section, flange width and thickness, travel length, support elevation, end stops and the power-feed arrangement.
Can I specify dual or variable lifting speed?
State the positioning need and ask the selected-unit quotation for the available control type and numerical speed values.
What should the delivered package include?
Compare line items for hoist, electric trolley, chain length, container, controls, power feed, packing, documents, installation and model-matched spare parts.
What about certification, delivery and warranty?
State the destination and required standard. The written offer should identify applicable records, production and dispatch dates, transport terms, warranty and service responsibilities for the selected unit.
YOUR NEXT LIFT STARTS HERE
Request the selected hoist and a clear quotation.
Send the complete suspended load, I-beam geometry, lift height, travel length and working cycle. We can then pair the selected chain hoist and trolley with an exact specification, drawing and itemised quote.
Send a project enquiry ↗Start with these project details
- 01 Complete load including rigging
- 02 Beam profile, flange width and travel length
- 03 Upper/lower hook positions and end approach
- 04 Lifts per hour, shifts and positioning need
- 05 Voltage, phase, frequency and power feed
- 06 Destination, documents and installation scope
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