A few days ago, the transformation project of the torque limiter of a 100t crane ship of a company in Guangdong undertaken by Weite successfully passed the acceptance and won the praise of users.

▲ 100t crane ship of a company in Guangdong

The 100t crane ship has a total length of 77.75m, a width of 28m, and a rated lifting capacity of 100t. It is a single bottom and single deck box type all welded steel self-propelled engineering ship. The ship is a super large lifting and fishing special engineering ship designed to meet the needs of fishing operations of coastal hydraulic construction projects. It can meet the requirements of fishing operations of offshore projects in coastal waters, and is suitable for anchoring operations in coastal waters, Pearl River and Yangtze River Estuary, and dispatching in coastal, offshore and Yangtze River. Under the condition of full load of oil, water and supplies, the ship can operate continuously for 30 days according to the labor intensity of 16 hours per day.

▲ wtl-a200 torque limiter installed in the crane ship operation room

Weite provided escort for the lifting safety of the ship. The company's technical service engineers overcame many difficulties, bought time for customers, and finally successfully delivered the products. The first mate of wtl-a200 torque limiter provided by Weite for the ship has improved the safety production efficiency of the ship and provided a strong guarantee for the safety production of the crane ship.

▲ angle sensor installed on boom

The wtl-a200 crane torque limiter provided by Weite for the ship has the functions of real-time monitoring, dynamic display, audible and visual alarm, data backup, power-off memory and password protection. The instrument itself has the advantages of strong anti-interference, friendly operation interface and strong versatility.

The torque limiter system has been approved and accepted by the user in the normal construction stage. The person in charge expressed great satisfaction with this cooperation.

▲ the beautiful scenery under the sunset photographed by the after-sales engineer at the work site