Chain Block

• General Info

  A chain block, often referred to as a chain hoist, is a mechanical device designed for lifting and lowering heavy loads using a chain. It features a chain, a pulley system, and a hook for securing the load. Chain blocks are widely utilized across various industries, such as construction, manufacturing, and warehousing. Below is an overview of their features, applications, and specifications:
  
  Key Features
  Construction: Usually constructed from robust materials like steel or aluminum, built to handle heavy loads.
  Manual or Electric: Available in both manual (hand-operated) and electric versions, catering to different lifting capacities and user convenience.
  Safety Mechanisms: Typically include safety features like overload protection and locking systems.
  
  Common Applications
  Construction Sites: Used for lifting building materials, equipment, and structural elements.
  Manufacturing: Essential in assembly lines and production areas for moving heavy items.
  Warehousing: helpful for loading and unloading goods from trucks or pallets.
  Maintenance: Utilized in vehicle and machinery repairs for lifting components.
  
  Specifications
  Lifting Capacity: Chain blocks are available in various capacities, generally ranging from 1 ton to over 10 tons, depending on the model.
  Lift Height: The standard lift height can differ, with common options between 5 meters and 10 meters; longer lift heights can be provided for specific needs.
  Chain Length: The length of the lifting chain varies by model, influencing how high the load can be raised.
  
  Types
  Manual Chain Blocks: Operated by pulling the chain by hand; perfect for cost-effective lifting solutions.
  Electric Chain Hoists: Powered by electricity, enabling quicker and easier lifting, particularly for heavier loads.

• Specification

  Common Lifting Capacities
  1 Ton: Ideal for light lifting tasks.
  2 Ton: Frequently used for medium-duty applications.
  3 Ton: Commonly found in construction and manufacturing settings.
  5 Ton: Designed for heavy-duty lifting operations.
  10 Ton and above: Offered for industrial applications that require greater lifting capacities.
  
  Lift Height
  Typical lift heights include:
  5 meters (16.4 feet)
  10 meters (32.8 feet)
  15 meters (49.2 feet)
  
  Chain Length
  The length of the lifting chain usually varies by model and can range from:
  3 meters (9.8 feet)
  5 meters (16.4 feet)
  10 meters (32.8 feet)
  
  Types of Chain Blocks
  Manual Chain Blocks: Available in a range of capacities, typically from 1 ton to 10 tons.
  Electric Chain Hoists: Also offered in similar lifting capacities, often with additional options for higher capacities.