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Kitsen: Why do high-rise buildings use a self-climbing system? - 2021-06-16

Kitsen attachment type lifting scaffold (commonly known as "Self-Climbing System") is mainly used in high-rise, super high-rise buildings, construction to prevent people or objects from falling, play a protective role, with climbing system, reduce the tower crane mechanical transport work, one-time installation of the whole climbing to replace the traditional scaffold construction tedious process.

Self-Climbing System

Traditional scaffolding is built along the exterior wall of the building, requiring manual work, tedious and dangerous construction, slow construction progress, complex structure, material consumption, easy to cause fire accidents, lack of safety, difficult site management.

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Details of Kitsen Self-Climbing System Products:

. High efficiency and safety, intelligent automatic lifting, lifting one layer only takes half an hour

The working environment is closed, just like indoor, which can greatly reduce the high fall and object strike events

Simple splicing, intelligent lifting operation and safety monitoring to ensure smooth lifting and safe construction

It is fast and efficient and does not occupy the pylon, which has an obvious effect on accelerating the overall construction progress

Standardization and standardized management make the appearance both safe and beautiful

All use of non-combustible materials, safe and reliable, prevent fire

Save environmental protection and reduce construction cost

Simple structure, reliable action, fully closed, maintenance-free, safe construction

Intelligent control, standardized operation process, management worry - free

Strange is Self-Climbing System details:

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Kitsen Self-Climbing System project actual shooting:

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