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Hydraulic crane

2015-06-06View Original

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Does a hydraulic lift belong to lifting machinery or elevating machinery?
Reply #22015-06-06
It should belong to the latter, depending on what it’s used for. .
Reply #32015-06-06
They should all be classified as special equipment, and the regulations for the supervision and inspection of special equipment shall apply.
Reply #42015-06-06
It is an elevator; like cranes and lifts, it is also a type of special equipment.
Reply #52015-06-08
According to the catalog of special equipment, elevators with a capacity of 0.5T are classified as special equipment, while cranes with a capacity of 3T are also considered such equipment. So I want to know what exactly falls under this category
Reply #62015-06-08
According to the definition of special equipment, it should be classified as such
Reply #72015-09-07
I still don’t understand whether it belongs to an elevator or a crane. Looking forward to the teacher’s explanation
Reply #82015-09-22
Experts all say it belongs to special equipment! ! ! Hehe, an expert! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

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