Electric hoist, as a common lifting equipment, is widely used in various occasions. However, during use, overloading may sometimes occur, which not only affects the service life of the equipment but may also cause safety accidents. Therefore, it is particularly important to understand and master the adjustment methods for overloading electric hoists.

1、 Check the lifting weight limiter

The weight limiter is a key component to prevent overloading of electric hoists. When the electric hoist is overloaded, the first thing to check is whether the lifting weight limiter is working properly. If faults or failures are found, they should be repaired or replaced in a timely manner to ensure accurate detection and limit the occurrence of overloading situations.

2、 Adjust motor parameters

Unreasonable motor parameter settings for electric hoists may also lead to overloading. Users should adjust the power, speed, and other parameters of the motor appropriately according to their actual needs to reduce the risk of overload. At the same time, regularly checking the operation status of the motor to ensure that it is in good working condition is also an important measure to prevent overload.

3、 Maintenance and upkeep

Regular maintenance of electric hoists can effectively prevent overloading. Users should regularly replace worn parts and check the use of lubricating oil according to the recommendations of the equipment manufacturer. In addition, keeping the equipment clean and dry, avoiding corrosion and rust, can also help extend the service life of the equipment and reduce the risk of overload.

4、 Operating standards

In addition to issues with the equipment itself, improper operation can also lead to overloading. Therefore, users should follow the operating procedures when using electric hoists to avoid excessive use or illegal operation. At the same time, regular training for operators to improve their skills and safety awareness is also an effective way to prevent overloading.

In short, solving the problem of electric hoist overload requires starting from multiple aspects, including checking the lifting weight limiter, adjusting motor parameters, maintenance, and standardized operation. Only by considering these factors comprehensively can the safe and efficient operation of electric hoists be ensured.