Winch and Hoist, are actually two different tools, but have similar functions, both of which are mechanical devices used to pull and raise and lower loads. They can be moved by hand or by air, hydraulic, or electric motors. Both Winch and Hoist rely on wire rope, cable, or chain to connect to their loads. Winches sometimes also use fiber rope, as in many marine applications. The capacity of both is usually measured in tons. Has a very simple and simple design so that it is easy to operate either automatically by pressing a few buttons according to its function. This machine can lift loads up to 5 tons with a distance of up to 100 meters at a speed of 8 - 16 meters / minute. Can be used to lift regular or irregular items such as lawn mowers, machinery, rocks, trees, etc. Our electric winch can be placed vertically or horizontally in a garage, ceiling, stairwell, or barn. Electric Winch Hoist is specifically designed to support rolling loads, not lift dead loads. The gears on a dynamic braking system lock automatically when pulling a load, however lifting a load vertically can overload the strength of this system causing the load to slip and potentially damage the gears.
