So, how can we correctly treat the specifications of bridge cranes and avoid conceptual ignorance or confusion? Under normal circumstances, the specification parameters of bridge cranes mainly include rated lifting capacity, working level, service span, lifting height, working environment temperature and working power supply.

Among them, the two bridge crane parameters that customers are most likely to confuse are rated lifting capacity and working level. The most common situation is that some users one-sidedly think that these two parameters are proportionally related, that is, the greater the lifting capacity, the more The higher the level; this is obviously contrary to the real situation.

Rated lifting capacity refers to the total weight of the cargo that the bridge crane can lift within the normal working range. It reflects the cargo carrying capacity of the lifting device in the lifting work; and the working level reflects the unit working time. The crane's comprehensive consideration standard for the full load and busyness of the lifted goods.In other words, a bridge crane with a large rated lifting capacity may not have a high working level; a bridge crane with a high working level may not have a low rated lifting capacity.

Therefore, when considering the crane parameters, the user should combine the characteristics of his own project, consider the frequency of crane use and the lifting capacity, and select the appropriate bridge crane for work. This can not only improve the effective utilization rate of the crane, but also ensure the safe and efficient construction of the project.

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