INDUSTRY INSIGHT ABOUT LIFTING SMART


WORLDHOISTS is a leading crane manufacturer in China integrating R&D, production, sales, installation and service with over 30 maintenance centres nationwide. Adhering to its vision of “Smart Lifting, Smart Living”, the company specialises in intelligent lifting equipment using cutting-edge technologies. WORLDHOISTS discusses the advantages of intelligent crane solutions for the brewing industry.


A WORLDHOISTS automated electric double-girder bridge crane.


lightweight design with exceptional durability to withstand harsh distillery environments (extreme heat, high humidity and heavy dust) while handling heavy-duty and high-frequency operations. A major baijiu producer in Hunan province, South China – the region’s largest traditional liquor producer – operates continuous 24/7 brewing cycles to meet high-volume output


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ORLDHOISTS’ brewing cranes combine the advantages of compact structure and


demands. This requires the overhead cranes to feature exceptional operational safety, intelligent automation, digital integration, hygienic design and standardised processes. WORLDHOISTS’ fleet of 14 automated overhead cranes serves as the critical material handling solution, delivering stable and efficient execution of cellar loading/unloading and distillers’ grains transfer operations. For this project, WORLDHOISTS selected an automated electric double-girder bridge


crane configuration with three synchronised lifting mechanisms: Main hook system: A grab bucket attached to a rigid and impact-resistant telescopic mast. Auxiliary trolley: A scissor lift mechanism providing automatic load sway prevention, self-aligning grab operation and automated load flipping capability. Third mechanism: The configuration is completed with an electric hoist.


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