Explosion-Proof Electric Wire Rope Hoists

Heavy-duty, high-speed wire rope hoists—from compact low-headroom trolleys to double-girder units. Share capacity, lift height and duty class for quick sizing.

CYCRANE / Classified-area project review

Explosion-Proof Electric
Wire Rope Hoist.

Start with the site classification.
Define the lifting and certification scope.

Plan an explosion-proof wire rope hoist enquiry around the classified area, substance, temperature requirements and lifting task. Review monorail, low-headroom, double-rail and stationary layouts against the actual project documentation.

  • 1–30 tBuilder capacity
  • 6–36 mLift input
  • Gas / dustRequirements review
  • Site classification first
  • Model-specific marking
  • Destination requirements
Explosion-proof electric wire rope hoist original product imageEX HOISTS / CLASSIFICATION & EQUIPMENT SCOPE
Confirm the selected model marking and certificate scope.CYCRANE / LIFTING SOLUTIONS

Start with the classified area.Then review structure, controls and duty.

  • 01Site & substance
  • 02Load & layout
  • 03Marking & scope
Build My Ex Hoist Enquiry ↗

01 / Structure directions

Define the lifting layout.
Keep the area requirements in view.

Choose a starting structure. The builder records requirements and a planning budget; it does not approve area classification or certify any combination of options.

Low-Headroom Monorail

SPACE REVIEW

Low-Headroom Monorail

Review available height, hook approach and trolley fit. Confirm the complete selected model and certification scope.

02 / Configure & plan

Record the site requirements.
Review the equipment direction.

Set the lifting capacity, layout and classified-area requirements. For dust projects, record the required surface temperature separately.

Build Your Ex Hoist Enquiry

Use the classified-area requirements supplied for your site. Confirm the final model, equipment marking, ambient range and certificate scope in the technical proposal.

5 t
12 m

Select a group pairing for the budget. The summary uses the gas or dust side as appropriate; confirm the actual site classification independently.

03 / Budget directions

A first budget direction.
A model-specific quotation comes next.

Use these ranges to start a budget discussion. The highlighted card reflects your current estimate; confirm the final configuration and scope in a project quotation.

Standard Ex Monorail

US$ 4,800–8,900

Planning guide for 1–5 t discussions; actual configuration and certificate scope need review.

Low Headroom / Higher Spec

US$ 8,900–16,500

Planning guide for 3–10 t projects and more involved layout or area requirements.

Double-Rail / Custom

US$ 16,500+

Planning guide for 10 t and above or customized project scope.

Final quotation follows site classification, selected equipment marking and certificate scope, structural layout, electrical requirements, actual quantity and destination requirements.

04 / Technical reference

Area requirements and lifting duty.
One coordinated equipment scope.

Review the lifting parameters and protection requirements together. Confirm the actual model data, marking and certificate coverage.

TypeExplosion-proof electric wire rope hoist – monorail, low-headroom monorail, double-rail trolley or stationary
Rated Capacity1–30 t standard direction; larger project discussion available
Lift Height6–36 m common project range
Hoisting Speed4–16 m/min, two-speed or VFD direction available
Trolley Speed10–40 m/min typical, VFD direction available
Duty GroupISO / FEM M4–M6
Protection ConceptsOriginal concepts for review: gas Ex d / Ex e / Ex ec; dust Ex tb. Confirm the specific concept, EPL/category and zone coverage in the selected equipment documentation.
ClassificationZone 1 / 2 gas or Zone 21 / 22 dust; Groups IIA / IIB / IIC or IIIB / IIIC
Temperature ClassGas: T3 / T4 / T5 / T6 requirements. Dust: maximum surface-temperature requirement in °C, confirmed from site data and selected model marking.
EnclosureOriginal reference mentions IP65–IP66; confirm the actual enclosure rating, corrosion execution and certificate/proposal scope for the selected equipment.
Control ModeEx pendant, Ex radio remote, combined control or project-specific direction
Power Supply380 / 415 / 440V, 50 / 60Hz, 3-phase typical; destination market customization available

The original pairing IIA/IIIB or IIB/IIIB is a budget input, not a gas-to-dust equivalence. The two IIIB pairings retain different original fees. Confirm the real gas or dust classification independently.

05 / Product & application gallery

Review the arrangement.
Confirm the project documentation.

Explore product arrangements and process-area references. Confirm dimensions, marking and documentation for the equipment offered.

06 / Project review

Start with the site data.
Then confirm the equipment scope.

Record the actual requirements before selecting a model or comparing quotations.

01 / AREA

Classification

Supply zone, substance/group, gas T-class or dust surface-temperature requirement, and ambient range.

02 / LIFTING

Structure & duty

Define load, lift, actual speeds, working cycle, beam/rail dimensions, power and controls.

03 / SCOPE

Marking & documents

Confirm the selected model, equipment marking, destination scheme and certificate scope in the proposal.

07 / Before you specify

Questions for your
classified-area hoist enquiry.

The tool records requirements and budget inputs. Actual equipment suitability needs model-specific review.

Discuss your Ex project ↗
Does this builder certify the selected hoist?

No. It records requested classification and a planning budget. Confirm the actual model marking, ambient range, protection concept, destination requirements and certificate scope in the technical proposal.

How are gas and dust requirements shown?

Gas zones show the gas side of the original pairing and the selected gas T class. Dust zones show the dust side and a separate maximum surface-temperature requirement. For dust enquiries, the original gas T tier remains a budget assumption only.

Why do two original options both contain IIIB?

The original budget pairs IIA/IIIB and IIB/IIIB have different fees. Those commercial pairings are retained for model continuity; they are not certification equivalences or distinct dust subgroups. Confirm actual site classification independently.

What documents help an enquiry?

Provide site classification data, substance/group, temperature and ambient requirements, destination scheme, power and the lifting task. Beam/rail drawings, old nameplates and site photos are useful for replacements.

Is the displayed amount a firm quotation or quantity total?

No. It is the original equipment planning range. Quantity, commercial basis, supply scope and documentation need to be agreed in the quotation.

Are IP65–IP66 and all listed protection concepts available on every model?

Do not infer universal coverage from the reference table. Confirm the enclosure rating, protection concept, EPL/category, marking and certificate scope for the specific equipment offered.

08 / Your explosion-proof hoist enquiry

Tell us the lifting task.
Share the classified-area requirements.

Your selected structure, budget inputs, requested area summary and notes are included with the enquiry. Add the site classification, actual quantity, power and destination requirements.

Useful details: classification document, substance/group, gas temperature or dust surface-temperature requirement, ambient range, beam/rail layout, actual speeds/duty and required certification scheme. Use email or WhatsApp to share supporting files.

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5 t / 12 m lift / Standard Monorail / Zone 1 Gas
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