Hoisting Equipment lifts loads with either link or roller chain or wire rope. It is powered one of three ways and is used with a number of attachments to facilitate load lift, including:
Manual hoists lift a load under the direction of an operator who typically raises and lowers a lever to activate a ratchet and pawl configuration that incrementally lifts or lowers the load, or to apply or release tension; also called a lever hoist, comealong, ratchet lever hoist, ratchet hoist or wire rope puller. Hand chain hoists are a type of manual hoist powered by a hand chain to lift or lower the load.
Electric hoists are powered by electrically driven motors.
C hook is a device that enables the lifting of a coil by through the insertion of a hook into the coil’s inner diameter. A motorized hook rotator powers the rotation of the hook attached to the bottom block of a hoist for additional load control.
Post time: Jul-04-2022