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YATOINTO Electric Chain Hoist 1100lbs Winch 10Ft Wired Remote Control with Emergency Stop Switch Swivel Hook Max Load 0.5 ton Max Lift Height 10 Ft 110V Overhead Crane Garage Ceiling Pulley System
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YATOINTO Electric Chain Hoist 1100lbs Winch 10Ft Features
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[ POWERFUL PERFORMANCE ]--The tough, heavy-duty motor has a voltage of 110V/60hz and a power of 1300W. The electric chain hoist easily handles 1100Lbs loads and can lift loads to a height of 9.8 ft at a rate of 4 meters per minute. The wired remote is 9.8ft long with UP/DOWN and Red EMERGENCY button.
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[ RELIABLE CONSTRUCTION ]-- This hoist is equipped with highly durable G80 Mn-steel load chains through the heating process. The steel chain size is 6.3mm*4m. The bottom hook with bearing smoothly swivels 360 degrees, in the event of an overload, the hook gradually elongates. It produces low noise. Completely enclosed design, the entire mechanism can be operated under severe conditions.
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[ EASY TO OPERATE ]-- Our electric chain hoist can be easily attached to most trolleys or beam clamps. Handheld remote control with emergency stop switch can be controlled up to 9.8ft away. Built-in chain bag keeps chain out of the way during operation.
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[ SAFETY DESIGN ]--The Hoist features a top hook suspension with a heavy-duty safety catch, and also includes a remote control with emergency stop function, and thermal overload protection to avoid accidents. Electromagnetic brake holds a load even if power is interrupted.
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[ WIDE APPLICATIONS ]-- Electric Chain Hoist is designed for lifting and moving heavy duty applications. It operates on the standard 110 Volts power supply, making it easy to power in a variety of situations, perfect for use in a garage or workshop. Please feel free to us if you have any problems.
