Chain Block

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• General Info

  A chain block is a manual lifting device designed for safely lifting, lowering, and positioning heavy loads in construction, industrial, and maintenance applications. Operated using a hand chain mechanism, it allows precise load control without the need for electrical power, making it reliable and versatile for various work environments.
  
  Commonly used in construction sites, warehouses, fabrication shops, mechanical installations, and equipment maintenance, chain blocks provide strong lifting capacity with smooth and controlled operation. Its compact design allows use in confined spaces while delivering dependable performance for vertical lifting tasks.
  
  Manufactured from high-strength steel components, chain blocks are built for durability, load stability, and long service life. The hardened load chain and safety hook ensure secure lifting, while the braking mechanism prevents sudden load drops during operation.
  
  Available in various lifting capacities and chain lengths, chain blocks are suitable for light to heavy-duty applications. Supplied ready for use and ideal for both occasional and continuous lifting requirements.
  
  Delivery options are available depending on location. Contact us for availability and specifications.

• 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.