OVERHEAD BRIDGE CRANE HOIST MOTOR

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Nature of Requirements: 
OVERHEAD BRIDGE CRANE HOIST MOTOR

W355B-141410/A
Richard, Linda K.
Telephone No. - (902) 496-5261 (    )
Fax No. - (902) 496-5016


The Department of National Defence, FMF Cape Scott, has the
requirement for a Hoist Motor.  The Hoist motor is required for
one of the four 9.1 Tonne APEX Bridge Cranes installed at their
facility.  

The replacement motor must meet the design requirements for the
P&H Hoist Assembly and associated controls, including braking
mechanisms and is a critical lifting component of the crane. 
The specific P&H part number includes design information as
applicable to the serialized hoist assembly used in this
application.

Hoist information is as follows:

Model:			P&H HEVI-LIFT
Cat. No:		35CN43G
Serial No:		T62380
Cust. Marking:	1109-1675
Rated Capacity:	20,000 lbs (9.1 Tonne)
Lift:			32ft. 1 in.
Max. Speed:		30 FPM
25 AMPS 575V 3 PH

Please direct any questions, in writing, no later than five days
before close of tender, to the Contracting Authority:   Linda
Richard, linda.k.richard@pwgsc-tpsgc.gc.ca.

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