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    Click image to enlarge: Adaptive Speed Range from Konecranes automatically varies the speed of the hoist according to the load.

    Increase productivity with two additional speed control options from Konecranes

    11/07/2012

    Konecranes has introduced two speed-control options, Extended Speed Range and Adaptive Speed Range for overhead lifting equipment motors for the power industry, as cost-effective options to achieve high average hoist speeds without increasing motor size. Konecranes can meet the specific needs of the power industry and can provide lifting equipment for every type of power plant. Through extensive experience in the power industry, the company is constantly developing new tools and services for optimal safety and efficiency in plants. Konecranes developed Extended Speed Range for high duty applications where near-capacity loads are routinely lifted. Extended Speed Range uses inverter technology to allow increased hoist speed for light loads. The faster hoist speed allows operators to return empty hooks to position or move smaller loads with more speed and efficiency, reducing average hoist cycle time and increasing productivity. Adaptive Speed Range from Konecranes automatically varies the speed of the hoist according to the load. For full capacity loads, Adaptive Speed Range forces a slower, more deliberate speed to enhance safe lifting. Moderate loads move with additional speed, while the system affords light loads even more speed. Designed for applications where high capacity lifts occur less frequently, Adaptive Speed Range from Konecranes uses a compact motor, maximizing productivity and safety, while reducing unnecessary motor-power and maintenance costs. Konecranes

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