If you need a new hoist, you may wonder what the difference is between IMS standard hoists and IMS boss hoists. They are both responsible for moving objects vertically and supporting hanging loads, but how they do that is different.
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Below, we’ll explain the difference between IMS standard hoists and IMS boss hoists.
Integrated Machinery Solutions (IMS) is an engineering and manufacturing firm that provides engineering, design, and manufacturing equipment solutions for customers. IMS experts have experience in applications and systems design, structural engineering, mechanical engineering, and manufacturing and production.
IMS designs and manufactures custom wire rope hoists for the overhead material handling industry. The company can provide a 30-ton scrap handling crane for a steel mill, a 10-ton critical lift hoist for the aerospace industry, or a 300-ton hoist for turbine manufacturing.
An IMS standard hoist is used for lifting and lowering a load by means of a drum or lift-wheel around rope or chain wraps. This hoist is equipped with a primary geared upper limit switch and a secondary weight limit switch. Here are the IMS standard hoist typical design features:
You can customize your standard hoist with additional options that include: sealed sheaves, pillow block, wheel bearings, eddy current hoist brakes, and caliper drum brakes.
The IMS boss hoist is a new, low headroom catalog hoist that was created to meet the demanding performance requirements of the American industry. It includes many of the same features as the standard IMS hoist but also has several new capabilities that set it apart.
Here is a general list of features from the IMS boss hoist:
T&M Cranes manufacturers standard and specialized, complicated cranes for warehouses and workshops through Chicagoland and Indiana areas. We design, build, and install cranes customized for your operation, duty cycle, and facility. Our expert team is always available for ongoing inspection, service, and repair of your T&M Crane.
We ensure your overhead crane operators have the best tools to do their jobs. To learn more about our wide array of overhead crane and hoist products, contact us through our easy online form.