This beam lifting machine: Turning the "trouble" of heavy lifting into "effortless mode"
On construction sites, the "old pain points" of beam lifting machines have always slowed down the process—cable entanglement and wear, mishaps during height inspections, blind spots in the operator's cab… But a beam lifting machine with integrated cable reel power supply + safety ladder + wireless remote control directly makes these problems a thing of the past.
Technical Parameters:
| Rated Lifting Capacity | 50t/100t/150t/200t (Optional) |
| Main Girder Span | 20m-40m (Suitable for box girder width) |
| Lifting Height | 10m-20m (including hook travel) |
| Lifting Speed(Full Load / No Load) | 0.5m/min-1.5m/min / 2m/min-3m/min |
| Working Class | A5-A6 (Heavy-duty lifting operation) |
| Cable Capacity | 100m-200m (Suitable for cross-area operation distance) |
Three configurations precisely solve the "essential needs" of lifting:
Cable Reel Power Supply: Say Goodbye to the Clutter of "Cable Reel" Styles
Automatic cable reeling and unloading adapts to long-distance, cross-regional operations, avoiding the risks of entanglement and wear from traditional cable dragging. Power supply stability is improved by 90%, reducing downtime due to cable failures, and ensuring uninterrupted power supply during the transport of 100-ton components.
Safety Ladder: No Need for Scaffolding for Inspections
An integrated ladder with guardrails connects the operator's cab to equipment maintenance points, eliminating the need for setting up/dismantling temporary height-reaching facilities. Access to heights is safer, and equipment inspection and maintenance efficiency is improved by 50%.
Wireless Remote Control: Breaking Free from the "Visibility Barriers" of the Control Room
Handheld remote control enables 360° operation with no blind spots, and hoisting accuracy is controlled within ±2cm. In complex working conditions (such as box girder pier connection and component relocation in confined spaces), the operational error tolerance is directly doubled, eliminating the need to "rely on walkie-talkies to call out positions."
From hoisting bridge box girders across piers to transporting heavy hydraulic components on-site, this beam lifting machine can not only carry hundreds of tons of weight, but also makes "heavy-duty operations" more stable, safer, and more flexible through detailed configurations—behind the accelerated infrastructure construction is always the "detailed upgrade" of large equipment.