Protective measures for electric hoists in dusty environments

Working in an environment with dust can easily adhere to the surface of the electric hoist. If not cleaned in time, the dust can stick to the friction pads inside the electric hoist, which can affect the braking effect of the electric hoist. What protective measures should be taken for electric hoists for this purpose?

Electric hoists work in environments with dust. If there is a lot of dust, they can stop working for an hour to clean the dust that falls on the surface of the electric hoist. If conditions permit, internal parts can be cleaned; If there is not a lot of dust, the electric hoist can be cleaned and maintained after the work is completed. Carry out daily cleaning and maintenance work on electric hoists to reduce dust falling and adhering; Before each work, it is necessary to conduct no-load and load tests on the electric hoist, paying special attention to the braking effect of the electric hoist. If the braking is not flexible, the operation should be stopped immediately and repaired or replaced in a timely manner.

When electric hoists work in particularly harsh environments such as dust, humidity, high temperature, or cold, protective measures should be taken and daily cleaning, maintenance, and upkeep should be carried out to reduce equipment damage, extend equipment service life, and improve work efficiency.