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HEAVY DUTY HOISTS 120 - 500kg
DH120 (120kg), DH300 (300kg), DH500 (500kg)
12v or 24v DC
FEATURES INCLUDE:
• 12v or 24v reversible magnet motor - Reliable and low maintenance
• Dynamic and mechanical brake - Provides instant, safe braking
• Lightweight and compact design- For easy handling and installation
• Low amp draw - For higher duty cycle
• Low sound levels - Causes less noise pollution
• Supplied complete with wire rope - Galvanised finish for longer life
• 360° weighted safety hook - Swivel type with safety catch
• 10 metre plug in pendant control - 2 button plus emergency stop
• Foot mounted - Can also be installed upside down
• Quick release power lead - Plug in with commercial type 2 pole plug
• Motor rating IP44 - Brush type motor
Optional Extras:
Radio remote control
AC/DC transformer
Rotary limit switch
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SELECTING A HOIST - THINGS TO CONSIDER
• The mass in kg of the loads compared to the load rating of the hoist
• Wire rope length, diameter and the line speed
• Frequency of use
• Life expectancy of machinery
• Compatibility with application
• Type of power likely to be available on sites
and access / suitable areas
• Health & Safety Regulations and suitable training
Hoists can be dangerous.
Installations should be carried out by a professional
with regard to electrical and mechanical safety
requirements.
It is usually advisable to over specify the capacity of
a winch to ensure extended product life.
EN 14492-2 SAFETY REQUIREMENTS INCLUDE:
• Ropes for lifting and lowering require a minimum
of 5:1 factor of safety between rated load and
minimum braking load of the wire rope - and a
15:1 factor of safety between rope and drum
diameters.
• It should not be possible for the wire rope to run
off the side of the drum.
• The rope winding on the drum shall remain a
minimum of 11/2 times the rope diameter from the
outer periphery of the drum flange.
• A minimum of 7 wraps of rope must be retained on
the drum to secure rope anchorage.
*EN 14492-2 is a legally binding EU Health & Safety requirement.
This is the joint responsibility of the supplier, the installer
and the company operating the product.
For further information please contact the Dale's sales team.
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