STAGEMAKER motors and accessories meet today's
demanding market requirement and lead the way to the
future.STAGEMAKER hoists are recognised worldwide
as the future standard for stage and tour equipment.
Verlinde is synonymous with state of the art technology,uncompromising safety, and product reliability and availability in the widest range of speeds and load capacities.
This is the result from 150 years of Innovation and it is no
coincidence that STAGEMAKER introduced on the market the first hoist dedicated to entertainment industry,the LITACHAIN L104 in 1975.STAGEMAKER's amazing characteristics and features truly open the gates to creativity and inspiration for lighting movement solutions. STAGEMAKER staging the future.
Stagemaker
STAGEMAKER® motors and accessories meet todayâ??s demanding market requirement and lead the way to the future. STAGEMAKER® hoists are recognized worldwide as the future standard for stage and tour equipment. VERLINDE is synonymous with state of the art technology, uncompromising safety, and product reliability and availability in the widest range of speeds and load capacities. This is the result from 150 years of innovation and it is no coincidence that STAGEMAKER® introduced on the market the first hoist dedicated to entertainment industry,the LITACHAIN L104 in 1975. Our productâ??s amazing characteristics and features truly open the gates to creativity and inspiration for lighting movement solutions.
STAGEMAKER® staging the future.
Used Stage Motors and Hoists
Motors are used in electronic stage hoists for lifting and transporting heavy stage and concert equipment and props around a theatre or venue. Motors are needed as theatrical plays and concerts often involve the use of equipment that is too heavy or bulky to be lifted manually, and so motors are especially useful when props need to be moved quickly.
As a rule, there are two characteristics which define chain hoist motors â?? the power type and the lifting medium. The medium for lifting in the most common type of stage motor system is a load-chain, although rope and wire are also used (usually in older staging hoist systems). Motors work by pulling the lifting medium through a pulley.
A motors power can be provided by a number of different means. Electrical, hydraulic and even air-driven motors are all fairly common. While the rope and chain stage hoist has been around for hundreds of years, electric stage hoists and motors are fairly recent inventions and have only been common for the last 80 years or so.
Several different types of motors are available. Single speed and two-speed motors are the most common types, and these come in several different lifting capacity ratings, from 1/8 tons all the way up to 3 tons and even higher with some specialized motors.
The range of lift is also another factor in choosing your stage hoist â?? most single speed motors have a lifting range of between 10 and 20 feet, whereas two-speed motors usually only have 10 feet of lift.
Verlinde - Verlinde Litachain L-104 chain hoist, 400V, 18m chain, 1.000 kg.
