Mini Electric Wire Rope Hoist EWH-E type

H-Lift Mini Wire Rope Hoist EWH-E type

• With built in upper and lower limit switches. Certified by CE, GS, EMC & RoHS.
• Designed for safety, the stop bracket automatically shuts down the hoist if the line blocker begins to pull it upwards. This prevents the wire cable from retracting too far on the spool and damaging the spool, cable or hoist.
• With copper motor, which has good electrical conductivity.
• Operation via pendant control handset complete with emergency stop button
• Non-rotating wire rope.
• With a thermal protection device on the motor for added safety.
• Motors protected to IP 54 against dust and spray water.
• Hoist frame(optional).
• Remote control(optional).

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Overview

• Design: Mini electric wire rope hoists are characterized by their small size and lightweight structure, making them easy to install and operate in confined spaces. They are often mounted on fixed structures or tracks for vertical lifting and lowering of loads.
• Capacity: These hoists typically have a lower lifting capacity compared to larger hoists, making them suitable for tasks such as lifting tools, equipment, or small materials. For example, some models can lift loads up to 2200 lbs (approximately 1000 kg) depending on the specific design.

Features

• Power Supply: Most mini electric wire rope hoists operate on standard household or industrial electricity (e.g., AC110/220V), which simplifies installation.
• Safety Features: Many models include safety mechanisms such as thermal protection devices to prevent overheating and ensure safe operation during use.

• Workshops and Garages: Ideal for lifting lightweight machinery or tools, making them essential for DIY projects and small-scale repairs.
• Warehousing: Commonly employed for loading and unloading goods in smaller warehouses or storage areas, helping streamline inventory management.
• Construction Sites: Used to lift materials and equipment in tight spaces, facilitating assembly and positioning tasks.
• Agriculture: Useful for moving equipment or supplies within farms, enhancing efficiency in agricultural operations.
• Factories: Often utilized in small manufacturing facilities for lifting components during assembly processes.
• Home Use: Suitable for various household tasks, such as hoisting items in attics or garages, providing a practical solution for everyday lifting needs.