Electric Hoists / Henan Mine Crane
New Electric Hoist
Configure a compact electric hoist for a defined lifting point or crane system. Select the mounting arrangement, hook travel and operating duty around the load and installation space.
Define the total suspended load, duty and site conditions for your project.
Technical specifications
Check the load.
Plan the configuration.
Parameters and equipment options are matched to the application and confirmed in the technical proposal.
Discuss your configuration| Rated Lifting Capacity | 0.5t – 10t |
|---|---|
| Lifting Height | 3m – 30m |
| Lifting Speed | 0.3m/min – 8m/min |
| Travel Speed | 10m/min – 20m/min |
| Power Supply | 380V/50Hz, 415V/60Hz (Customizable) |
| Motor Power | 0.5kW – 1.8kW |
| Working Class | M5 – M6 |
| Protection Level | IP55 (IP65 optional) |
| Working Environment | -20℃ ~ 40℃, RH ≤ 85% |
Final parameters, dimensions, wheel loads and supply scope follow the approved project specification.
Application & operation
Matched to the handling task.
Workshop lifting points
Provide vertical lifting at a fixed or travelling installation.
Crane mechanisms
Integrate a matched electric hoist with the bridge and trolley arrangement.
Selection considerations
Start with your operating conditions.
Load & lifting arrangement
Specify suspended load, hook travel and lifting speed requirement. Include lifting-appliance weight and the required lifting positions.
Site & available space
Provide mounting method, beam details and available headroom. Coordinate the installation interfaces with the available site drawings.
Duty & control sequence
Define load spectrum, starts per hour and site power. Identify the required movements and control interfaces in the enquiry.
Configuration comparison
Compare related lifting arrangements.
| Crane arrangement | Handling configuration |
|---|---|
| New Electric Hoist | Configure a compact electric hoist for a defined lifting point or crane system. Select the mounting arrangement, hook travel and operating duty around the load and installation space. |
| Modular Electric Hoist Overhead Crane | Use a modular electric-hoist overhead crane for production, assembly and maintenance lifting. Select the hoist arrangement, hook coverage and movement control for the workshop and operating cycle. |
| LH Electric Hoist Double Girder Crane | Use an LH double-girder bridge with an electric-hoist trolley for workshop lifting, assembly and maintenance. Match the hoist arrangement to the suspended load, hook travel and available building space. |
| Explosion-Proof Electric Hoist | Specify an explosion-proof electric hoist for the declared load, mounting arrangement and hazardous area. Coordinate the hoisting mechanism, trolley, controls and electrical protection with the installation. |
Operating protection & lifecycle support
Plan beyond the equipment.
Operating protection
Specify the required load protection, hoisting limits, braking, emergency controls and any declared hazardous-area requirements.
Installation & commissioning
Agree mounting or beam interfaces, trolley arrangement, electrical connections, inspection, testing and commissioning responsibilities.
Inspection & spares
Plan inspection and maintenance of hoist rope or load-bearing element, hook assembly and travel unit. Agree service access, documentation and the required spare-parts scope.
Questions before the order
Clarify the details
that shape the crane.
What information is needed for a new electric hoist quotation?+
Provide suspended load, hook travel and lifting speed requirement; mounting method, beam details and available headroom; and load spectrum, starts per hour and site power. Include drawings and the project destination when available.
What is needed to select a fixed or travelling hoist?+
State the mounting method and whether horizontal travel is required. Provide beam dimensions, available headroom, travel length, lifting load and the operating cycle.
What installation and support scope should be agreed?+
Agree mounting or beam interfaces, trolley arrangement, electrical connections, inspection, testing and commissioning responsibilities. Specify the documentation, training and spare-parts support needed for the project.
Related equipment
Explore the alternatives.
Let’s discuss your project
The right crane starts
with your lifting task.
Share suspended load, hook travel and lifting speed requirement, together with your site layout and operating cycle.












