Propulsion means for hoisting systems

Traversing hoists – With haul-in line

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212205, 212214, 212218, B66C 1700

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045615519

ABSTRACT:
The invention concerns a novel concept of "rail-less" propulsion of hoisting equipment, namely to provide two parallel rows of discrete, spaced, glidingly supporting points on which the end-beams of a crane or the like are adapted to slide, rather than by wheels on a pair of continuous rails. The gliding supports are placed on top of series of equi-distantly spaced columns and the end-beams length is at least twice the distance between adjacent supports. Various kinds of driving systems are described.

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