Door Lifting Power Winch
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Coke Oven Maintenance Equipment

Door Lifting
Power Winch

Model: MTC-PW-DL In Stock

Safety and control are paramount when lifting heavy Coke Oven doors. This Power Winch features a high-ratio Worm Reducer Gearbox that acts as a natural brake system, ensuring loads hold steady even during power failures. Powered by a robust 5-7.5 HP motor, it offers a lifting capacity of up to 5 tons.

Lifting Capacity 2.5 - 5 Tons
Motor Power 5 - 7.5 HP
Gearbox Type Worm Reducer
Operation Vertical Lift
ISO 9001:2015 Self-Locking Gear Heavy Duty

Precision Lifting for Critical Operations

The Manual Tools Company **Door Lifting Power Winch** is designed specifically for the vertical lifting of heavy industrial doors, particularly in Coke Oven Batteries. Unlike standard construction winches, this unit prioritizes stability and load holding over speed.

The core advantage lies in its **Worm Reducer Gearbox**. This design provides a high reduction ratio in a compact space and offers an inherent safety feature: the gear cannot be back-driven by the load. This prevents the door from accidentally dropping if the motor brake fails or power is cut.

Technical Parameters

Parameter Specification Value
Lifting Capacity 2.5 Tons – 5 Tons
Motor Power 5 HP – 7.5 HP (3-Phase)
Gearbox Type Worm Reducer (Self-Locking)
Gear Material Cast Steel / Phosphor Bronze
Drum Type Grooved Steel Drum for Wire Rope
Base Frame Heavy Fabricated Steel Channel

Safe Lifting Cycle

Step 01

Drive Activation

The 5-7.5 HP electric motor is engaged. Power is transmitted through a coupling to the input shaft of the Worm Gearbox.

Step 02

Torque Multiplication

The worm shaft drives the worm wheel. This reduces speed significantly while multiplying lifting torque, ensuring a smooth, non-jerky lift.

Step 03

Vertical Lift

The output shaft rotates the grooved drum, winding the steel wire rope. The load (Coke Oven Door) is lifted vertically to the desired height.

Coke Oven Doors

The primary application. Used on the bench for lifting and positioning heavy oven doors during charging.

Heavy Dampers

Used in power plants and steel mills to vertically lift heavy isolation dampers in flue gas ducts.

Maintenance Bays

General purpose vertical lifting for equipment maintenance where overhead cranes are not available.

Critical Check: Inspect the Wire Rope weekly. Look for broken strands or "bird-caging" near the drum attachment point.
Lubrication & Care
  • Gearbox: Maintain oil level (SAE-90/140). Worm gears generate heat, so oil quality is vital.
  • Wire Rope: Apply heavy lubricant/grease to prevent corrosion from coke oven fumes.
  • Drum Bushings: Grease nipples on the drum shaft monthly.
Mechanical Inspection
  • Inspect foundation bolts. Vibration can loosen them over time.
  • Verify the limit switch functionality to prevent over-winding.
Worm gearboxes offer a 'self-locking' feature. If power fails, the weight of the door cannot drive the motor backwards, preventing the load from falling.
These are designed for torque, not speed. The lifting speed is generally slow and controlled (approx. 2-4 meters/minute) to ensure safety.
Yes, while the gearbox is self-locking, we also recommend and supply an Electro-Magnetic Brake on the motor shaft for double safety.
Standard Coke Oven doors usually require the 2.5 Ton to 5 Ton range, depending on the battery height and door weight.
Yes, a standard length is included, but we can customize the rope length and diameter based on your lifting height.
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