LB Explosion-proof Overhead Crane
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Introduction:
Model LB single girder overhead bridge crane is the explosion-proof version of model LD single girder bridge crane, which is equipped with Model HB explosion proof wire rope hoists. The motor and electrical are of explosion-proof type and the explosion-proof level is ExdIICT4, the traveling structure is subjected to mechanism spark-free treatment.
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Parameters:
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Capacity: 1 ton, 2 tons, 3 tons, 5 tons, 10 tons, 16 tons, 20 tons (customizable);
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Span: 6 meters, 10 meters, 15 meters, 17 meters, 19.5 meters, 20 meters, 21 meters, 22.5 meters, 25.5 meters, 30 meters (customizable);
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Lifting height: 6 meters, 9 meters, 12 meters, 18 meters, 24 meters, 30 meters (customizable);
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Working level: A3, M3, A4, M4 (customizable);
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Working temperature: -25 to +40 ℃;
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Lift tool: hook (non-standard design is acceptable);
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Power supply: 3-phase 380V 50HZ (can be customized according to user needs);
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Large wheel diameter: 270MM, 300MM, 400mM (optional according to actual tonnage span).
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Application:
This crane is a general-purpose crane, mainly used in chemical industry with low frequency of use or light lifting capacity, such as mechanical manufacturing, workshop, assembly, warehouses, material yard, etc.
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Features:
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This crane is suitable for use in flammable and explosive environments. Explosion proof grade dIIBT4.
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Reasonable structure, beautiful appearance, and strong explosion-proof performance.
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This crane has 3 control modes: pendent, cabin, and remote control. The cabin is also equipped with two forms of entrance, i.e. from top or side.
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Notes:
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This crane is suitable for explosive gas environments formed by combustible gases, vapors, and air in factories with explosion-proof levels not higher than B or C, and ignition temperatures not lower than T4 (135 ℃). The hazardous area used is Zone 1 or Zone 2, and it is not suitable for Zone 0.
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Zone 0: A place where explosive gas mixtures occur continuously, frequently, or for a long time under normal circumstances.
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Zone 1: Places where explosive gas mixtures may occur under normal circumstances.
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Zone 2: Places where explosive gas mixtures cannot occur under normal circumstances, and only occasionally occur for a short period of time in abnormal situations where equipment malfunctions or operational situations may occur.
