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How to effectively extend the service life of lifting chains

2015-09-25View Original

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The lifting chain is one of the essential components of a crane; to extend the service life of the crane, it is necessary to carry out effective maintenance of the lifting chain. So, in real life, what aspects should be taken into consideration when maintaining lifting chains? 1: Lubrication speed. When lubricating the lifting chain, attention should be paid to the speed of lubrication. To ensure a uniform speed, it must not be too fast. Otherwise, it will result in uneven distribution across all parts of the chain and inadequate lubrication. II: Pay attention to the lubricated areas. During lubrication, pay attention to certain areas that are prone to wear. These areas require focused lubrication to prevent significant wear during operation. III: Control the amount of lubrication. When lubricating the lifting chain, more isn’t always better. The more there is, the more objects will be attached to the chain; with less lubrication, it cannot provide any protection. For this reason, it is essential to control the amount of lubricant used during lubrication.
Reply #22015-09-25
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