Intelligence Aided Lifting Equipment
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Fig. 2 1 Main unit
Fig. 2 2 Spring cable
Fig. 2 3 Coaxial sliding handle
2.4 Types of handles
Apart from a coaxial sliding handle, the intelligence aided lifting equipment may be provided
with a CVT handle, a remote installation sliding handle, an all-touch handle, a wireless handle and
a coaxial pressure handle, depending on the varying station requirements.
CVT handle (Fig. 2. 4): applies to a workplace with limited height and inaccessible to
operators. Users can control equipment lifting through UP and DOWN and acquire corresponding
information through the display. This type of handles may be integrated into the terminal fixture or
hung vertically beneath the main engine.
Sliding handle for remote installation (Fig. 2. 5): applies to a workplace with limited height
and inaccessible to operators. This type of handles can be integrated into the fixture of or secured
externally on a terminal. Its functions resemble a coaxial sliding handle.
All-touch handle (Fig. 2. 6): provided with a built-in pressure sensor. When the force applied
on the handle varies, the equipment moves.
Wireless handle (Fig. 2. 7): allows to remotely control the main engine, applicable to a
workplace inaccessible to operators. This kind of handles provides functions of Fast Gear
Operation, Slow Gear Operation, Suspension Switch and Suspension Unloading Switch.
Coaxial pressure handle: provided with a built-in pressure sensor. When the force applied to
the rubber handle varies, the equipment moves.
