A hand-guided lifting device uses sensors and actuators to maintain cable verticality during load movement.
A monobloc pulley sheave uses a spacer element to space the fixing rope away from longitudinal faces.
Load sensor analysis identifies the physical end-of-travel position to replace manual estimation and reduce safety margins.
A tiltable test frame reorients from vertical to horizontal to simplify heavy hoist attachment.
A point contact gear pair uses conjugate curves to mesh convex and concave tooth surfaces in one or more points.
Embedded textile reinforcement in a castable polymer sprocket body resolves durability issues by increasing hardness and wear resistance under high torque.
Raised portions and indentations on helical LSD pinion gear top lands minimize noise and vibration by reducing friction.
Integrating the spring with the second gear wheel eliminates assembly complexity and tolerance stack-ups while absorbing opposing torques.
Controlled relative radius of curvature sections in forged bevel gears reduce sensitivity to centering distance variations.
Rolling restriction portions on chain block frames prevent gear case damage and dust ingress during dragging operations.