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Example: Crane construction KREISKOTT special gear mechanisms prove their value day after day in loading cranes and installations throughout the world. They operate just as reliably in tropical heat as in Arctic cold and in all weathers. Heavy-duty cranes are typically used in three shifts around the clock. Extremely high loads must be transfered quickly and safely in ports and container terminals, for the berth charges incurred by the ships to be loaded or unloaded are immense. Minimal dowtimes and maximum safety are stipulated for cranes in iron and steel mills, where liquid metal has to be transported day in, day out. KREISKOTT gear mechanisms used here too. "Hoisting gear" for KREISKOTT gear reducer Shaft-mounted spur gear for the hoisting gear in a container crane, with the following specifications  Power output: P = 145 KW  Transmission ratio: i = 29,7 : 1  Output torque: T2nom = 49' 000 Nm  Mechanism group: M8  Lifting speed: vH = 60 m/min All gearing elements are made of case-hardened steel with ground flanks. Execution: hollow shaft with internal gearing to DIN 5480, suitable for mounting a motor via a steel lantern and for mounting a disk brake via a steel brake bracket. Casing: stress-relieved welded steel structure. Home - Mechanical engineering - Crane construction - Amusement industry Overview of gear mechanisms - References - Service - Contact    Last changes: 21.03.2000 -  © 1999-2000 Emil Kreiskott GmbH