How to control KBK crane?
Operating conditions of KBK crane: Hook up and down operation: The hook is driven by the motor to complete the lifting and lowering action. The forward and reverse operation of the motor will determine the action position of the hook, and the limit line of the wire needs to be considered during operation; Operation and operation: The successive movements of the crane carrying trolley are also driven by the motor, and it is not willing to cross the limit positions on both sides of the crane during the operation.
When the KBK crane is in the active state, the bell and warning lights should be given in the cab at the corresponding limit position during operation. Moving up and down the track, its moving boundary should be operated at the necessary distance between the track and the end of the two to ensure that the setting does not get out of the track.
The KBK crane is a bridge-type crane, also known as the crane, that the bridge runs on the elevated track. The bridge of the KBK crane runs longitudinally along the tracks laid on the elevated bridges on both sides, and the trolley runs laterally along the tracks laid on the bridge to form a rectangular working boundary, so it is possible to fully use the space under the bridge for itself to lift materials without being set on the ground. hindrance.
When the KBK crane is in the active state, the bell and warning lights should be given in the cab at the corresponding limit position during operation. Moving up and down the track, its moving boundary should be operated at the necessary distance between the track and the end of the two to ensure that the setting does not get out of the track.
The KBK crane is a bridge-type crane, also known as the crane, that the bridge runs on the elevated track. The bridge of the KBK crane runs longitudinally along the tracks laid on the elevated bridges on both sides, and the trolley runs laterally along the tracks laid on the bridge to form a rectangular working boundary, so it is possible to fully use the space under the bridge for itself to lift materials without being set on the ground. hindrance.