Ch-2 cable tackle I steel cable tackle crane crane accessories tackle
CH cable pulley series is a conductive form of power supply for the crane trolley. It is composed of walking wheel, bracket and support plate. The soft cable is fixed on the support plate, and the traction bracket is synchronized with the cable pulley, so as to realize the purpose of power supply for the trolley. CH series cable conduction pulley has advantages in structure, performance, maintenance and installation. To improve the feed performance of crane trolley, CH series cable conduction pulley is your good choice.
CH series cable pulley is divided into medium load type, heavy load type and light load type.
So I iron car go round for 80, 60 Ф two Ф, bearing ability of cable CH - type 1 50 kg or less, CH - type 2 70 kg or less. The ch-3 type ≤ 120kg and the ch-4 type ≤ 200kg are divided into single layer and double layer according to the number of supporting plates.
Scope of cable pulley:
Ch-i cable conduction block is mainly used for feeding 5-10 ton electric double-beam bridge crane trolley.
Ch-ii cable conduction pulley is mainly used for feeding more than 15 tons of double hook and grab and gantry crane trolley.
Guide gauge: 110 GB706-------65 different steel type
Specifications 30,40,50,63, 70
Ambient temperature range: -30-+70 ℃ product
Cable pulley parameters:
CH - type I:
Net load allowed 70 kg
Allow installation of cable with large diameter of 16
Pulley life 50,000 hours
CH - type II:
The car running speed ≤ 63 m/min
Allowable net load 125 kg
Allow installation of cable with large diameter of 22
Pulley life 30,000 hours
Cable block material
Steel and rubber
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