The hazards of overloading and lifting heavy objects with electric chain hoists

Before using a chain electric hoist, the appropriate specifications should be selected based on the tonnage of the lifted object. If the weight of the lifted object exceeds the rated bearing range of the electric hoist, it is considered an overloaded operation. Overloading is very dangerous. What are the hazards of overloading an electric hoist to lift heavy objects.

Overloading the chain electric hoist to lift heavy objects will increase the load-bearing capacity of the components, accelerate component wear, and if used for a long time under overload, it may also cause damage to the components, even reaching the scrap standard ahead of schedule. Overloading of electric hoists can increase motor losses, causing the motor to overheat and potentially burn out. Overloading the electric hoist to lift heavy objects will reduce the safety of the operation, not only causing damage to the equipment, but also posing a threat to the personal safety of the operator, which is very serious.

Overloading and lifting heavy objects with chain electric hoists is very dangerous. We hope that everyone can cause heavy objects and use electric hoists for lifting operations in a standardized and safe manner.