
DMK
chain hoists and its accessories are produced by Donati Sollevamenti
S.R.L.. These equipments conform ISO 9001 and UNI EN 29001 standarts
and are also certified by ICIM
The modular conception of the electric chain hoists series DMK
allows the assembly of the final desired solutions by choosing
the standardized components suitable to the case.
PRODUCT RANGE
2S Hand-pushed configuration
Horizontal movement pushing the load . It is recommended for
light duty and short load travel only
1F Fixed Configuration
Eyebolt suspension as a standard or hook suspension on repuest.
4 C Mechanically-operated chain trolley configuration
The hoists is operated by use of a chain that moves the trolley
wheels and is controlled by the operator. This configuration is
used in applications accomplishing a low number of cycles , when
load travel is short , or when micro inching is required.
3 E Electrically-operated trolley configuration
This version is recommended when manual load pushing is not
feasible and for heavy duty. The load is moved by the trolley
which is controlled through the hoist pushbutton panel
MAIN COMPONENTS

REDUCTION GEAR
Epicyclic crown wheel with heat-treated high-strength steel
gearing supported by oil-bath lubricated ball bearings. Noise
level at full load is less than 85 db. The aluminum casing is
finned externally for more effective heat dissipation by radiation
SELF-BRAKING ELECTRICAL MOTOR
The axial movement of the tapered brake ensures a fast braking
action that remains reliable upon time accrual ( Ref.4.1.2.1 c
"Machinery Directive '' ). Brake lining is asbestos-free.
The motor is available in two versions: a single polarity version
for one-speed hoists, and a double polarity version for two-speed
hoists.
CHAIN
The chain is gauged and made of high-strength steel rod having
an ultimate tensile strength of 80 kg/mm2 , and ultimate elongation
higher than 10% .The applicable safety coefficient is always better
than 5 ( Ref. 4.1.2.4 "Machinery Directive'' ). The heat
and galvanising treatments applied to the chain ensure high resistance
to wear , aging and corrosion.
LOAD SPROCKET
The load sprocket is heat treated and has five pockets. The
pockets are machined by use of precision machinery. The sprocket
drives the chain and ensures optimized chain motion.
CHAIN GUIDE (inserter-extractor)
This component provides for insertion and extraction of the
chain links into and from the pockets of the load sprocket, both
in ascent and descent (Ref. 4.1.2.6 "Machinery Directive'').
HOOK
The hookis made of high strength forged steel , is fitted
with a safety device (Ref. 4.1.2.6 "Machinery Directive'')
, and rotates on a thrust bearing.
REDUCTION GEAR WITH SELF-BRAKING MOTOR
This gear drives the trolley gears in the electrically-operated
EM version
(Ref. 4.1.2.6 c "Machinery Directive'' ).
BOTTOM BLOCK
The bottom block is the joining element between the chain
and the block. It is made of steel, and is equipped with a heat-treated
large cross-section chain locking pin.
STOPS
The stops are installed on both the ascending and descending
sectionsof the chain. They act as limit switches of hook travel
(Ref.4.1.2.6 a "Machinery Directive"), and can be set
as desired. They are made of forget steel, and are fitted with
a damping insert.
CLUTCH
The clutch is an emergency device that repleces the traditional
electrical limit switches as chain full up and down stops. It
also operates as an overload protection (Ref.4.2.1.4 "Machinery
Directive"), The clutch discs are asbestos-free, and are
pre-loaded through a set of Bellevile washers.
CHAIN BOX
The chain box is available in several sizes as a function
of hook travel. It is made of shock-resistant plastics and is
fitted with suspensions which ensure freedom of movement.
BLACER
The balacer is connected to the clutch joint, and provides
for correct hoist balancing. It absorbs the considerable heat
generated during clutch operation.
TROLLEYS
The trolleys are used when loads are to be moved horizontally.
They are identified with code DMT, and are available in the following
versions:
TOWING ARM
The towing arm, which is the connecting element between the
trolley and the power supply is avaible for all types of trolleys
of the DMT series. It is adjustable in all directions and provides
for power supply cable towing as needed to ensure that the cable
is not torn.
LOW VOLTAGE (48V) ELECTRICAL CONTROLS
Hoist operation (hook ascent and descent) is commanded through
these controls. They also command left-right travel of the trolley,
when installed. The control system includes:
All the elecetrical components are certified. They are installed
in a sealed box of protection leven IP55, made of polyamide-base
resin. The box is secured t the hoist on the motor side, and is
supplied with power at the mains voltage (220/380 V 50 Hz for
series production models). The controls are operated from a low-voltage
(48V) pendant pushbutton panel for enhancel operator's safety.
The ergonomic pushbutton panel is made of shock-resistant and
self-extinguishing plastic material, is sealed, and has protection
level IP67. It is fitted with a mushroom-head start/stop pushbutton
(Ref.1.2.4 "Machinery Directive"). The same push button
permits intentional machine start by means of a positive release
feature (Ref.1.2.3 "Machinery Directive").
The pushbutton panel is connected to the electrical system through
a multi-wire electrical cable fitted with anti-tear metal braid.