The difference between using a stage chain hoist and a regular chain hoist

　　The stage hoist is usually black and is mainly used for stage construction, prop handling, and other stages during stage performances.

　　The stage chain hoist and the ordinary chain hoist seem to be composed of components such as an outer shell, zipper strips, and lifting chains, but when used, the stage chain hoist and the ordinary chain hoist are not the same.

　　The relative position between the operator and the chain hoist is different. When using a regular chain hoist, the operator is below the chain hoist, while when using a stage chain hoist, the operator is above the chain hoist.

　　2. The way the user pulls the zipper strip is different. Using a regular chain hoist involves pulling down the zipper strip, while using a stage chain hoist involves lifting up the zipper strip.

　　3. The position of the machine head of the chain hoist is different. The upper hook of a regular chain hoist is suspended at the suspension point, the machine head is fixed above it, and the lower hook moves to lift heavy objects; The stage chain hoist is a device where the lower hook is suspended at the hanging point, and the nose and upper hook move together below to lift heavy objects.

　　Although there are many differences between stage chain hoists and ordinary chain hoists, it is still important to pay attention to issues such as overloading, diagonal pulling, and excessive force when using them.

　　Whether it is a stage chain hoist or a regular chain hoist, users must follow standardized operations to ensure smooth operation.

　　When lifting stage props during stage performances, the stage hoist is often used. For some larger stage props, a single stage chain hoist is not convenient to lift, so users sometimes use multiple stage chain hoists to lift the props together. But this is actually not allowed, why?

　　When multiple stage chain hoists lift the same item together, it is necessary to maintain the same lifting speed for several stage chain hoists, otherwise the item will tilt, causing one or more stage chain hoists to experience increased pressure.

　　At this point, if these stage chain hoists are subjected to more force than their load-bearing capacity, they are likely to malfunction and cause performance accidents.

　　So, it is not advisable to use multiple stage chain hoists to lift the same large prop. Even if conditions require users to use multiple stage chain hoists to lift the same item together, it is necessary to ensure that the load capacity of each stage chain hoist is greater than the weight of the item, in order to ensure operational safety.