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Electric hoists represent their own machinery, strength, and toughness, while the stage is elegant, flowing, and soft, with conflicts and collisions between the two.

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Top Seller Stage Hoist Advanced Lifting Machine

Time：2024-08-06

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Category : W12 U Stage Electric Hoist

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　　The lubricating oil of the stage electric hoist should be kept away from impurities

　　As is well known, the lubricating oil used to lubricate stage electric hoists must be kept clean in order to exert its true lubricating performance. Once impurities appear in the lubricating oil, it will have the opposite effect. So, first of all, we need to fully understand what factors can cause impurities in the lubricating oil of stage electric hoists?

　　Some staff members did not seal properly when using lubricating oil to lubricate the stage electric hoist, resulting in dust or debris penetrating into the interior of the stage electric hoist along with the lubricating oil. Alternatively, during the operation of the stage electric hoist, metal debris peeled off by the friction between components mixed into the lubricating oil, and these debris or solid particles infiltrated into the interior of the stage electric hoist along with the lubricating oil, accelerating the wear of its internal components.

　　So it is necessary to do a good job in sealing the stage electric hoist and regularly clean it to ensure the cleanliness of the lubricating oil.

　　Common fault classification of stage electric hoist

　　As the name suggests, a stage electric hoist is a light and small lifting equipment commonly used on stages or during large-scale events. During use, the stage electric hoist may malfunction or be damaged due to a series of problems such as disorderly venue or negligence of staff. If we classify its faults according to types, what are the faults of the stage electric hoist?

　　One is sudden faults, which often occur unexpectedly and catch people off guard. Such faults often cause significant damage, such as chain and hook breakage, motor burnout, and so on;

　　The second type is progressive failure, which often manifests as a gradual decline in the performance of stage electric hoists. Common manifestations include wear and tear, fatigue, aging, etc. Eventually, due to low efficiency and frequent failures, they are eliminated. Progressive failure can also be prevented through regular testing and maintenance.

　　The above are the common fault classifications of stage electric hoists. In daily use, we should follow the regulations and instructions for operation and maintenance to reduce the occurrence of these two types of faults.

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