An impact drill drives the winch drum to lift heavy loads with less strain, while auto-locking holds the load safely at height.
An axial-force rope guide compensates rope angle at the drum, cutting torque, wear, and sizing limits in hoisting systems.
A movable support lets the rope inspection instrument follow horizontal rope motion, keeping detection stable during boom raising and lowering.
By comparing tensions in two rope sections, the crane stops hook travel before unsafe lowering or collision near the deflection arrangement.
Sensors and hydraulic actuation synchronize rope travel with drum rotation to keep wire rope layers even in compact forestry winches.
Varying the groove helix along a drum sheave keeps cable departure at zero fleet angle, reducing wear, twisting, and reeving space.
By comparing rope delivery length with winch drum rotation across boom orientations, this case improves wound layer estimation after rope cutting.
Feedback control adjusts drum rotation from real-time rope speed sensing to keep line winding constant as drum fill changes.
By combining drum phase detection with LiDAR distance sensing, this case improves winding layer and row detection with fewer components.
Magnetic locking secures a sailboat winch handle without levers, while sensor and NFC pairing enable reliable power assist activation.
A jig-supported hoist frame clamps the assembled structure while preventing cantilever load, reducing strain and damage during extraction.