KP Series
Range-extended electric
free-fall winch system.
KP.180D-RE

CRRC Qishuyan Institute
Free-fall. Lifting. Wind power. Marine.
Explore winch systems built around your application.
The product families
Different working environments.
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5 products
KP Series
KP.180D-RE

KP Series
Hydraulic and electric free-fall winches.

QL Series
General-purpose winches and hydraulic chain hoists.

LY Series
Lifting systems for installation and maintenance.

CH Series
Marine winches and deck machinery engineering.

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Application-led thinking
Discuss lifting, pulling and free-fall requirements for construction equipment. Match the drive, braking arrangement and installation interfaces to the working cycle.
Discuss an applicationDefine a lifting system around installation and maintenance tasks. Consider rope management, drive configuration, lifting requirements and the operating environment together.
Plan a lifting systemExplore anchor-handling, towing and deck-machinery configurations. Project review covers drum arrangement, line pull, rope capacity and vessel interfaces.
Explore marine engineeringA system, not just a drum
Drive. Braking. Cooling. Monitoring.
Considered as one winch system.
Hydraulic and electric architectures are evaluated against the duty cycle, lifting and lowering requirements, and machine interfaces.
Cooling-loop and thermal-management options are selected for the drive arrangement and operating conditions, rather than assumed from a product family name.
Discuss the required sensors, operating information and control interfaces as part of the complete system scope.

CRRC Qishuyan Institute
Our winch portfolio brings together free-fall, general lifting, wind-power and marine product families, supported by drive, cooling, monitoring and control technologies.
We start with your machine, its working environment and the task it needs to perform.

Let's work on the right solution
Tell us what you need to move.
A clear brief is the first step.