The electric chain hoist is perfectly suited for challenging conditions that demand robust equipment. With minimal maintenance, it supports weight ranges from 1/4 ton up to 20 tons.

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Furthermore, it can be equipped with hand-geared, motorized, or push trolleys to serve varied requirements. Not only suitable for rigorous contexts and apt for pristine assembly settings such as in the automotive industries.

With a lift velocity reaching 128 fpm, it also integrates a hand brake, ensuring stable lifting during windmill servicing.

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Further enhancements for the electric chain hoists comprise:

• Additional lift

• Radio control

• VFD (Variable frequency drive)

• Hoist overload protection

• Rotary limit switch

• Manipulator control

• Bullard or Sue-loc and insulated hooks

Air-powered hoists excel in high-speed scenarios that require frequent starting and stopping. They offer unparalleled load-spotting precision and can handle highly repetitive tasks with ease.

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When the air supply is at hand, these hoists can be effortlessly relocated within a facility. With an impressive capacity of up to 100 tons, they can operate non-stop at full load without overheating.

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Furthermore, the air-powered hoist ensures an explosion-resistant environment and boasts a low-profile design. As long as it’s maintained clean and hygienic, it’s suitable for food-grade tasks, encompassing both pharmaceutical and food/beverage processing.

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• Patented oil free motor

• Nickel plated hoist body

• Stainless steel chain and hooks

• Sealed motor and gearbox

• Filtered or piped exhaust

• FDA approved white epoxy

• Food grade lubricants

Typically paired with top-running, single, or double girder cranes, the electric wire rope hoist boasts extensive lifting heights and impressively swift lifting velocities.

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It ensures an explosion-resistant environment, features a compact design, and is suitable for food-grade operations. Its designs range from the foundational built-up to modular hoist systems.

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While the modular configuration can manage capacities from 1/2 ton up to 50 tons, the built-up version accommodates loads up to 300 tons.

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Additional options include:

• Stainless steel wire rope

• VFD controls (variable frequency drive)

• Load cells (displays weight of current load)

• Secondary mechanical brakes

• Rotary limit switches

• Radio controls

• Overload protection devices

Manual hoists are available in two types: pull lever and hand chain.

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Both are the most economical hoist system available and are often used in construction, public utilities, and manufacturing.

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Lever puller hoists transfer loads vertically or horizontally and the smallest models can fit in a carrying case attached to your tool belt.

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Hand chain hoists are the simplified way to lift up to 50 tons; it provides low headroom with a trolley and spark-resistant features.