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  • Chain Hoist CH-B type
  • Chain Hoist CH-B type
  • Chain Hoist CH-B type
  • Chain Hoist CH-B type
  • Chain Hoist CH-B type

Chain Hoist CH-B type

No.1101

The H-Lift CH-B Type Hand Chain Hoist is a robust mechanical lifting device engineered for heavy-duty industrial applications such as construction, manufacturing, and mining. Designed for manual operation, it provides a reliable lifting solution in environments where electric or hydraulic power is unavailable. This durable hoist features a gear-driven mechanism that allows a single operator to lift and lower loads with ease and precision.

  • Equipped with Grade 80 (EN818-7) load chains in black oxidized or electro galvanized finishes
  • Versatile configuration with a wide range of lifting capacities and suspension types
  • Safety-focused design featuring top hooks with safety catches and a reliable braking system
  • Customizable lift lengths to meet specific operational requirements
  • Durable construction suitable for vertical lifting in diverse site conditions
  • Technical Data

  • Safe Use of Chain Hoist

Manual Chain Hoist / Chain Block (CH-B Type)

0.5t - 50t Capacity EN 13157 Compliant Automatic Braking Heavy Duty

A robust mechanical lifting device designed for heavy loads where electric or hydraulic options are not practical. Engineered for durability, safety, and ease of operation.

Key Features

Safety Braking Automatic double pawl braking system with extra thick asbestos-free friction discs.
Robust Chain High grade alloy steel load chain (20Mn2 standard, SAE 8620 optional). Zinc plated hand chain.
Forged Hooks Drop forged alloy hooks designed to stretch when overloaded (visual warning) with heavy-duty latches.
Certified Quality Complies with EN13157, ASME B30.16, AS1418.2. Proof tested at 1.5x (<20t) or 1.25x (≥20t) capacity.
Optional Upgrades Overload protection, bottom hook with bearing, chain bag, and needle roller bearings available.

Learn how Overload Protection works »

Technical Specifications

Item No. Capacity
(t)
Std. Lift
(m)
Proof Load
(kN)
Effort to Lift
(N)
Chain
Falls
Load Chain
(mm)
Dimensions (mm) N.W.
(kg)
Product Code
A B C D K
CHB0050 0.5 3 7.35 200 1 6x18 137.5 137 270 35 28 9.5 110100500
CHB0100 1 3 14.7 320 1 6x18 146.5 162 340 35.5 26 11.6 110101000
CHB0150 1.5 3 22.1 360 1 8x24 170 183 399 45 32.5 16.3 110101500
CHB0200 2 3 29.4 365 1 8x24 170 194 414 42.5 32 18 110102000
CHB0300 3 3 44.1 385 2 8x24 170 220 512 50 37 24.3 110103000
CHB0500 5 3 73.5 435 2 10x30 190 288 636 64 46 38.7 110105000
CHB1000 10 3 147 435 4 10x30 190 384 743 85 50 78 110110000
CHB2000 20 3 245 435x2 8 10x30 209 625 890 110 81 163.6 110120000
CHB3000 30 3 367.5 435x2 12 10x30 312 691 1380 110 81 220 110130000
CHB5000 50 3 612.5 435x2 22 10x30 496 958 2578 170 125 1092 110150000

* Custom lift lengths available upon request.

H-Lift Manual Chain Hoist / Chain Block

A chain hoist is a mechanical lifting device used to move heavy loads in situations where electric or hydraulic options are not practical. It consists of a chain wound around internal gears, operated by a manual hand chain to lift or lower loads with precision.

Applications: Commonly used in construction, manufacturing, and mining. H-Lift chain hoists are designed to be durable, reliable, and easily operated by a single person. Available in a wide range of lifting capacities (WLL).

Chain Block Lift and Headroom Diagram Figure 1: Understanding Lift Height & Headroom
ALWAYS:
  • Store and handle chain hoists correctly in a dry place.
  • Inspect chain hoists and accessories before use and before storage.
  • For top hook suspension, ensure hooks have safety catches or are moused securely.
  • For trolley suspension, ensure the trolley is correctly set for the beam width.
  • Check that the bottom hook can reach its lowest point without running the chain fully out.
  • Adopt safe slinging practices and follow all instructions.
NEVER:
  • Expose chain hoists to chemicals (especially acids) without consulting the supplier.
  • Replace the load chain with a longer one without approval.
  • Tip loading or side hooking. 
  • Use undue effort to force the hoist to operate.
  • Throw, drop, or drag a chain hoist.
  • Allow oil or grease to contaminate the brake mechanism.
  • Expose to water spray, steam, or elements without consulting the supplier.
📋 Selecting the Correct Hoist
Select the hoist based on:
  • Suspension Type: Hook, trolley, etc.
  • Capacity & Range: Ensure WLL covers the load.
  • Environment: The chain and hooks are designed for ambient temperatures between -10°C and +50°C.Consult us if used in high-risk areas (acids, chemicals, extreme temps).
Note: Chain hoists are designed for vertical lifting only.
📦 Storage & Handling
  • Never return damaged hoists to storage.
  • Keep dry, clean, and protected from corrosion.
  • Store by top suspension with chains clear of the ground.
  • Warning: Never galvanize or plate load-bearing parts without express approval.
🔧 Installation & Commissioning
  • Test the hoist to ensure correct operation and effective braking.
  • Ensure the chain is not twisted and moves freely.
  • Verify the bottom hook reaches the lowest required position without running out of chain.
⚙️ Safe Usage
  • Do not lift unless you understand slinging procedures.
  • Never use the hoist chain itself as a sling.
  • Check for twisted chains (especially on multi-fall hoists).
  • Ensure the landing area is prepared before moving the load.
  • Keep fingers and toes clear when lowering.
🛠️ Inspection & Maintenance
  • Keep load chains lubricated.
  • Brakes: Must be kept free of oil/grease.
  • Inspect for: Wear, hook damage, bent/notched chains, corrosion, or illegible markings.
  • If defects are found, refer to a Competent Person immediately.

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