The push travel trolley provides horizontal movement
The ZHV manual chain hoist has a lifting capacity of 500kg to 50,000kg and is ideally suited to construction or maintenance applications.
The ZHV has options available which include:
Aluminium Ceramic Coating surface treatment can be worthwhile for the enhanced operation of the ZHV hand chain block dependent on the application. This treatment consists of applying a thin layer of aluminium to the components to increase the hardness to 30GPa (pressure of 3,000kg per mm2). This treatment can reduce friction between parts serving to increase the service life of parts whilst also reducing oxidation and corrosion, and providing a hardened surface with electrical isolation.
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The push travel trolley provides horizontal movement
The low headroom trolley provides horizontal movement in a reduced headroom environment
The boogie travel trolley enables horizontal movement along a curved trolley
Manual Chain Hoists are hand operated chain blocks that are widely used throughout the industry, despite the labour involved in usage.
A manual chain hoist can be a preferred option for a number of applications including where A permanent installation for infrequent use is required, A temporary installation for erection or maintenance purposes is required, Precision location of the load is required and A suitable power supply is not readily available.
Hoists, whether they are electric chain hoists, manual chain hoists, electric wire rope hoists or electric belt hoists are all manufactured with 10 years of serviceable life before a major overhaul or replacement is required. The ten year service life may not necessarily be a physical ten years of operation, but may be used up more quickly or slowly based on how the machine is being operated during its working life.
In order to help evaluate the working life of a hoist you need to be able to calculate how much of the original manufacturers Safe Working Period exists after your lifting operations have occurred.