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EUROLIFT

VERLINDE S.A. reserves the right to alter or amend the above information without notice

KHVOMSXBGB2006/08

Owner’s Manual

ELECTRIC BELT HOIST HB

Summary of Contents for Eurolift

Page 1: ...EUROLIFT VERLINDE S A reserves the right to alter or amend the above information without notice KHVOMSXBGB2006 08 Owner s Manual ELECTRIC BELT HOIST HB...

Page 2: ...cal standards and specifications complied with in particular z z z z z FEM 9 511 classification of the mechanisms z FEM 9 661 dimensions and quality of the drive and cable lifting block elements for m...

Page 3: ...new user The Plant Manager is responsible for the application of the regulations in force The instructions manual is not a training manual B General instructions The machine may only be used by apt tr...

Page 4: ...OING ANY WORK 10 4 DOCUMENTATION AND CERTIFICATES 11 5 START UP 12 5 1 Adjusting the monorail low height loss crab 12 5 2 Connection to the network 13 5 3 Mounting position of the travelling machinery...

Page 5: ...peratures Po belt between 20 and 80 Dy belt between 30 and 120 Electrical box IP 55 protection attached to hoist and contains the following in the standard version Safety transformer Protection by tra...

Page 6: ...ter or amend the above information without notice KHHOMSBHGB2006 08 When motor 3 is powered by electricity box 2 the electromagnetic brake 4 is released the motor starts rotating driving lifting gear...

Page 7: ...7 Electric box 3 Brake disc 8 Frequency converter 4 Aluminium ring 9 Connecting cable 5 Adjustment nut 10 Fixing screws General The travelling machinery units are designed to perform the travelling m...

Page 8: ...r in accordance with the instructions given by the operator The frequency variator is equipped with an indicator light 3 indicating the operating condition and another indicator 2 indicating defective...

Page 9: ...c 7 Contactors 3 Brake disc 8 Rectifier 4 Brake 9 Connecting cable 5 Motor cover 10 Fixing screws General The travelling machinery units are designed to perform the travelling movement of the crane or...

Page 10: ...buttons this would overheat the motor The hoist must be used in equipment with FEM European Handling Federation marking No mechanical or electrical modification or adaptation shall be made without the...

Page 11: ...eck that the belt attachment wedge is in the correct position in the fixed point When the hook is in the low position there must always be three remaining turns of the belt on the drum Rollers and pul...

Page 12: ...mend the above information without notice KHHOMSBHGB2006 08 4 DOCUMENTATION AND CERTIFICATES The unit is supplied with Factory inspection certificate including belt and hook Connection diagram Service...

Page 13: ...6 49 1 2 4 82 146 22 1 5 14 1 3 280 90 154 26 1 10 1 2 98 162 30 1 1 34 1 2 100 31 1 1 1 33 1 1 1 1 106 170 34 1 2 30 1 1 110 174 36 1 1 2 28 1 1 113 177 38 1 3 26 1 120 184 41 1 1 1 3 23 1 1 5 125 18...

Page 14: ...the network Before connection the hoist to the network check that the voltage marked on the lifting and translation motor name plates matches the mains voltage The power supply must be provided throug...

Page 15: ...that the conditions at the operating site correspond to the operating conditions for which the travelling machinery is designed including indoor outdoor use ambient temperature radiance temperature wi...

Page 16: ...n put the hook to the required low level c Rotate cam f in the direction of arrow D until contact g is triggered Check that there are still at least three complete turns on the drum spindle This will...

Page 17: ...E S A reserves the right to alter or amend the above information without notice KHHOMSBHGB2006 08 ADJUSTING THE TOP LIMIT SWITCH f Bottom limit switch control cam g Top limit switch control cam h Bott...

Page 18: ...s 1 and 2 as shown on the figure e Lift the belt hoist using lifting slings 1 and 2 Check that the support beam passes between the side plates of the crab f When the lower flange of the steel is below...

Page 19: ...L Belt Hoist Page 18 VERLINDE S A reserves the right to alter or amend the above information without notice KHHOMSBHGB2006 08 7 INSTALLING THE HOIST ON ITS SUPPORT BEAM RAIL VERLINDE 3 4 3 5 6 Lifting...

Page 20: ...s a During hoist translation movements check that the belt does not rub on fixed parts or on the ground b Never make any knots in the belt c If chemical products are used check that the belt has not s...

Page 21: ...Wrong Wrong Make sure that the belt is correctly centered in the pulleys and check the position of the fixed point locking wedge 4 5 1 2 3 Removing the fixed point wedge Use a screwdriver to drive the...

Page 22: ...ted to check the surface condition for transverse or longitudinal cuts cuts or wear of the selvedge The effect of deterioration on the fabric surface is variable Any major deterioration even if it is...

Page 23: ...actory to about 10 of the nominal load but the adjustment can be refined using screw 5 Release nut 6 and unscrew screw 5 to reduce the value of the overload turn the screw in the opposite direction to...

Page 24: ...k that the lifting motor brake is released Adjust the air gap if necessary The load slips Check the air gap adjust it or change the lining if necessary The hoist support crab will not move along its t...

Page 25: ...Designation PULLEY BLOCK BODY DRUM 1 1 12102501 XB 2 drum kit 2 1 12103501 Belt attachment kit to XB 2 drum 5 1 XB 2 LIFTING MOTOR 18002058 380 V 400 V 2 speed 1 9 0 3 kW 18002018 220 V 2 speed 1 9 0...

Page 26: ...4881 415 V 2 speed 0 25 0 06 kW 115 Vac 10 1 Double reduction gear 16 2 52299947 18 tooth gear wheel for synchro 17 1 831784 PTF 35 15 FD bearing assembly screws 18 1 15015005 Synchronization rod up t...

Page 27: ...6 Stainless steel XB 2 3 1 pulley block 13401506 Stainless steel XB 2 4 1 pulley block 2 11303505 Equipped belt return pulley 11303506 Equipped belt return pulley for stainless steel pulley block 4 1...

Page 28: ...e is concerned by European regulations and particularly DIRECTIVES 89 392 89 686 and 91 368 referring to MACHINE DESIGN and 89 655 concerning SAFETY WHEN USING MACHINES Users of this machine must have...