Manual chain hoist consists of a sturdy steel frame housing a chain mechanism and a lifting hook which is a powerful mechanical device used for lifting and lowering heavy loads in various industries. This hand chain block provides an efficient and cost-effective solution for lifting tasks where power supplies may not be available or feasible.

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Manual hoists are mechanical devices used to lift and lower heavy loads. They are operated by human power and offer a versatile and portable solution for various lifting applications.

• Chain Hoists: Also known as chain blocks, these hoists consist of a chain looped around a pulley system. They use a hand-operated chain to lift and lower the load. Chain hoists are robust, durable, and suitable for heavy-duty lifting tasks.
• Lever Hoists: Lever hoists, or ratchet hoists, use a lever and ratchet mechanism to lift loads. They feature a chain or wire rope that is pulled through the hoist by operating the lever. Lever hoists are compact, easy to use, and ideal for both vertical and horizontal lifting.
• Wire Rope Hoists: These hoists utilize a spooling system with a wire rope to lift loads. Wire rope hoists have a hand-operated crank or a pulley system to raise and lower the load. They are commonly used in construction, mining, and industrial settings.
• Manual Trolley Hoists: These hoists are equipped with a trolley that allows movement along a beam or track. Manual trolley hoists provide horizontal mobility, making them suitable for applications where loads need to be moved across a workspace.
• Manual Drum Hoists: Drum hoists consist of a cylindrical drum around which a rope or cable is wound. They are commonly used in applications where lifting and pulling loads are required, such as in small-scale construction or in boat lifting.