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Wire Rope Hoists are a type of crane and lifting equipment used to lift and move heavy loads. They are composed of a wire rope, which is a type of cable made of several strands of metal wire, and a hoist, which is a device used to lift and lower objects. The wire rope is wound around a drum, which is connected to a motor. The motor is used to rotate the drum, which in turn moves the wire rope and lifts the load. Wire rope hoists are used in a variety of industries, including construction, manufacturing, and mining.
Wire rope hoists are typically more expensive than other types of hoists, but they are also more durable and reliable. They are also more efficient, as they require less energy to operate. Additionally, they are safer than other types of hoists, as they are less likely to break or malfunction.
Some of the major companies in the wire rope hoist market include Konecranes, Columbus McKinnon, Ingersoll Rand, and ABUS. These companies manufacture a wide range of wire rope hoists, from small, lightweight hoists to large, heavy-duty hoists. Show Less Read more