Seeking improved ease of use and work efficiency, an inverter has been provided as standard in all dual speed hoists and trolleys, except for power voltage of 500V or more.
“ER2 provides long-period stable operation, which is essential for improving production efficiency,” Kito said. Due to further improved durability, the increased product service life and reduced running costs have resulted in minimising the lifetime cost, it added.
ER2 features:
– Compact body: fine-tuned profile of the load chain link benefits loss of the hoist body weight compared to the previous ER.
– Smooth and ergonomic operation: inverter hoist for dual speed and push button control with emergency stop.
– Reliable safety: enhanced friction clutch, upper-lower limit switch, thermal protector and electromagnetic brake in fail-safe connection.
– Enhanced durability: improved durability of load chain and high end duty rating.
– Easier maintenance: connecting shaft externally-attached to body and CH (counter/hour) metre.
– Environmentally friendly: no content of major hazardous substances including six European RoHS directive substances.
