The electric chain hoist is a lightweight, compact lifting device. Due to its unique operating requirements and available purchase options, it must be purchased through authorized dealers of the manufacturer to prevent safety incidents caused by quality issues.

Electric chain hoists consist of an electric motor, a transmission mechanism, and sprockets. All chain-driven hoists are manufactured in accordance with international standards, featuring a sleek and robust exterior design. The internal gears undergo high-temperature quenching to enhance their wear resistance and toughness, and the units are meticulously crafted using advanced, internationally recognized manufacturing processes, ensuring precise gear meshing and optimal performance.

Scope of Services

Electric chain hoists typically have a lifting capacity ranging from 0.1 to 100 metric tons and a lifting height of 3 to 120 meters.

Features of the electric chain hoist: advanced performance and design, compact size, light weight, stable operation, easy handling, wide applicability, and exceptional convenience for lifting heavy loads, loading and unloading operations, equipment maintenance, and material handling.

Structural characteristics of folding

Characteristics of the electric chain hoist structure: The hoist’s structural design features a high-strength tensile housing or a die-cast aluminum housing, manufactured with precision using a thin-wall extrusion process, resulting in a compact footprint, light weight, and high strength. Standard chain-drive hoists are equipped with an independent transmission system that incorporates a sealed gearbox containing a secondary coaxial gear train, along with a long-life oil-bath lubrication system. The powder-metallurgy clutch used in electric hoists employs a disc-type DC electromagnetic field brake, providing strong, smooth, rapid braking with low noise levels.

Scope of Application for Folding

Electric chain hoists have a wide range of applications, primarily in major factories, warehouses, wind power generation facilities, logistics centers, ports, and construction sites, where they are used for handling and loading/unloading goods. They can lift heavy loads and also facilitate the repair and maintenance of large machinery. Electric chain hoists can be operated by an operator via floor-mounted pushbuttons, from the control cabin, or through wired (or wireless) remote control. In addition to being mounted and suspended, chain hoists can also be integrated with electric monorail systems and manually propelled or pulled monorail trolleys for traveling along the track.

Tonnages of electric chain hoists: 0.1 t, 0.25 t, 0.5 t, 1.5 t, 1 t, 2 t, 3 t, 5 t, 100 t, 15 t, 20 t, 25 t, 30 t, 50 t, 30 t

Chain electric hoists can be installed on single-girder cranes, bridge cranes, gantry cranes, and suspended cranes, as well as on single-girder I-beams or double-girder trolleys. Consequently, electric hoists are among the most commonly used lifting devices in factories, mines, ports, warehouses, freight yards, and retail stores, serving as essential machinery for enhancing labor productivity and improving working conditions.

The electric chain hoist features 7.1-mm and 11.2-mm Grade 80 surface-hardened lifting chains, ensuring both safety and durability. The hardened surface of the lifting chain prevents product damage and core-material softening, enabling the chain to maintain high performance over the long term. The chain drive in the hoist is made from low-carbon alloy steel, enhancing its toughness and wear resistance to guarantee operational safety. Custom-length chains can be manufactured upon request, offering greater convenience in use. All imported electric hoists are equipped with chain bags; these not only keep the hoist clean and aesthetically pleasing but also contain anti-rust oil, preventing rust on the chain and thereby extending the service life of the hoist.