What is the force transfer path of the aerial building machine

The aerial building machine realizes the suspension and transportation of buildings through the force transmission of steel cable. As the main force transmission path, the steel cable undertakes the important task of lifting the building materials from the ground and transporting them to the designated location. Steel cables are usually made of high-strength steel wire ropes with good tensile strength and abrasion resistance. In use, the steel ropes are connected to equipment such as robotic arms or cranes through connecting devices to form a closed force transmission system. In this way, when the robotic arm or crane applies force, the force is transmitted along the steel cable, enabling the construction materials to be accurately suspended and transported. By using a steel cable force transfer path, the Aerial Building Machine enables efficient and safe construction work.