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Q ELCA LCA, engineers, produces and sells its quality radio and cable controls worldwide, providing its customers with full operational satisfaction and services for standard and custom needs. Crane and lifting winches are usually supplied with a standard pendant cable control. In order to allow operator greater freedom of movement, a safety radio remote control is a logical solution. In addition to flexibility of movements with handled loads and working area always visible, the most important advantage of the use of a radio remote control is the ability, of the operator, to control the machine and suspended loads from safe distance and away from hazardous areas. The receiver is an integral part of the remote control. Connected to electrical box of the machine to control and following a pairing verification it is activated by the start function of the transmitter, ready to receive commands and, when implemented in the machine, to send data feedbacks ●
T: +39 0424 578500 W:
www.elcaradio.com
Q ELEBIA Remotely attach and release any load with no additional handling or moving. Increase productivity, enhance safety and minimise risks in a fail-safe way in all your lifting operations. Elebia, the market leader in automatic lifting solutions and equipment with the patented evo range of automatic crane hooks, C5, C6 & eTrack lifting clamps and NEO range of lifting hooks. The patented evo automatic hooks range from the 2.5 tons capacity of the evo2 crane hook to 25 tons capacity and allow you to remotely hook on and release any load. The eTrack rail clamp and C5 & C6 horizontal lifting clamps are the perfect tools for lifting steel plates, beams, pipes and singular rail sections. The NEO range of lifting hooks has been designed as a solution for lifting and transporting any load, as well as for oversized lifting points of up to 180mm. in diameter. ●
T: +34 93 543 4706 W: www.
elebia.com
Q EMH Engineered Material Handling (EMH), has introduced its new EG Series Hoist, providing next generation enhanced features and benefits. Trolley adjustment is easier than ever with integrated and robust staging that stays tightly together during adjustment. It is designed to have a more spacious enclosure to accommodate much larger control panels and variable frequency drives. EG Series Hoists have capacities of 3, 5, 7.5 and 10 tons, and 20, 33, 50, 65 and 100 -foot lifts. They are currently available in single and double reeved models, with a competitive price and performance ratio. Additional features of the EG Series hoist includes a new smooth operating rope guide on an independent guide bar to eliminate possible damage to the hoist frame, standard overload and weight operated limits, and a hexagonal trolley drive shaft for smooth, precise travel. VFD trolley control is standard and available for hoisting. ●
T: +1 330-220-8600 W:
www.emhcranes.com
Q ENDO KOGYO CO., LTD. ENDO designs, develops and manufactures Air balancers. Air balancers are lifting equipment driven by compressed air and are designed to handle the loads. Our control modules for our air balancer offer a combination of 1 or 2 functions such as lifting, floating and balancing. The lifting function is similar to hoist operation. The floating function is a new performance function for the positioning process. It allows the operator to maneuver the load by hand from a stationary position for up to 30cm. This function is very effective for precise positioning. This process does not require inching operations which may be time consuming to achieve a precise position. The balancing function is similar to spring balancer operations. It allows the operator to maneuver the load for the full length of the travel. Air balancer’s capacity is 0-450kg and it helps your work efficiency improvements. ●
T: +81-256-62-5133 W:
www.endo-kogyo.co.jp/english/
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