Haulage Machine
10 HP / 10 Ton
Engineered for the demanding environment of coke ovens and mines, this heavy-duty Haulage Machine utilizes a high-torque Worm Reducer Gearbox powered by a 10 HP motor. It ensures steady, reliable pulling power (up to 10 Tons) for extracting coke or moving heavy industrial loads.
Reliable Traction for Heavy Loads
The Manual Tools Company Haulage Machine is built on a rigid fabricated steel chassis designed to resist the twisting forces encountered during heavy pulling operations. At its core is a precision-engineered **Worm Reducer Gearbox**, which converts high-speed motor rotation into high-torque pulling power.
Specifically optimized for Coke Oven Plants, this machine allows for the smooth, controlled extraction of coke cakes or the movement of charging cars. The use of cast steel gears ensures longevity even under shock-load conditions.
Technical Parameters
| Parameter | Specification Value |
|---|---|
| Motor Power | 10 H.P. (3-Phase, 440V) |
| Pulling Capacity | 10 Tons (Horizontal Load) |
| Gearbox Technology | Heavy Duty Worm Reducer |
| Gear Material | Cast Steel (Machine Cut) |
| Base Frame | Fabricated C-Channel Steel |
| Braking System | Manual / Electro-Hydraulic Thruster (Optional) |
Torque Transmission Flow
Electrical Input
The 10 HP motor initiates high-speed rotation. A flexible coupling transmits this energy to the gearbox input shaft, absorbing initial start-up shock.
Speed Reduction
The **Worm Reducer** dramatically lowers the RPM while multiplying torque. This non-reversible gear action acts as a natural braking aid, preventing load back-slip.
Drum Traction
The output shaft rotates the main rope drum. The steel wire rope coils onto the drum, exerting a steady 10-ton pull on the connected Coke Bake.
Coke Ovens
Used primarily for extracting heavy coke cakes and operating heavy door mechanisms efficiently.
Rail Shunting
Ideal for moving wagons or material trolleys within plant premises where locomotives cannot reach.
Underground Mines
Employed to pull tubs of coal or minerals up inclined planes (gradients) reliably.
Lubrication Schedule
- Gearbox Oil: Check level weekly. Change SAE-90/140 oil every 1000 running hours.
- Bearings: Grease monthly with grease.
- Wire Rope: Apply oil to prevent rust and internal friction.
Mechanical Inspection
- Check foundation bolts for vibration looseness weekly.
- Inspect the coupling rubber bushes between motor and gearbox.
- Check worm gear teeth for excessive pitting or wear annually.
