Structure:
Typically consists of a vertical mast (a steel frame tower or scaffolding column).
A motorized winch is mounted, usually powered by electricity or diesel.
A pulley system or gear mechanism moves a platform, cage, or bucket up and down the mast.
Load Platform:
May be a simple metal cage or an open platform, with safety features like guardrails.
Operation:
Operated by construction workers using manual switches or control panels.
Loads are placed on the platform and raised or lowered using the winch mechanism.
Lifting Capacity: Ranges from 100 kg to over 500 kg depending on the model.
Height: Can operate over multiple floors; customizable mast sections allow adjustment of height.
Mobility: Some models are portable with a base frame on wheels.
Transporting construction materials vertically.
Used in residential, commercial, and high-rise building construction.
Saves labor time and effort, especially where cranes are not feasible.
Should be used only for materials, not for people.
Requires regular inspection and maintenance.
Must be installed and operated by trained personnel.
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