What is a crane reel?
The crane winch is a large cable coil connected to a uniform transmission unit that is able to lift a very heavy amount of material. The crane, located at the bottom of the crane boom, contains enough heavy cable of heavy steel cable to trigger the crane length and down to the ground again, while another cable wound around the reel coil. The crane reel usually has a large hook or connecting device connected to the end of the cable that allows the crane to be connected and lifted. It is common for a crane to have two or more reels, with one reel running the elevator cable, while the other runs and places the boom itself. The boom is a commonly lap steel structure that may or may not use the boom to extend the range of the machine from the boom. The large reel the crane contains and controls the cable that runs to and through the boom. The crane reel is usually driven by the power shaft (PTO) that runs from the engine and also uses the clutch and brake to control the cable descent from the reel coil.
While the boom of the crane can be very high, it does not mean that the crane can raise a very heavy load with the boom in the horizontal position. The length of the boom is only to allow the crane to achieve higher heights. The crane reaches the external places using a crane winch to extend the boom or less boom, located at the very top of the boom. When a crane winch is equipped with a tab, it can contain up to three separate cable spools, each coil using the independent PTO drive shaft to control and search the cable.
On some crane types, such as a drag line, the reel crane allows a large steel bucket to be dropped into a pond, lake or river, and then dragged across the bottom. This campaign achieved by inclusion of the cable back to the reel on the crane will fill the bucket of soil, gravel and water. Once the bucket reaches the end of the pulling area, it rises from the water by pulling the cableEat on the reel coil. The crane turns on its chassis and empties the bucket into a pile or truck and completes the process again or until the correct water depth is reached.