Manual Chain Hoist, 4000 lb., Lift 15 ft. MPN:1VW59
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Manual Chain Hoist, 4000 lb., Lift 15 ft.
The Dayton Manual Chain Hoist is a reliable and efficient lifting solution for various applications. With a maximum lifting capacity of 4000 lb and a lift height of 15 ft, this hoist is perfect for tasks such as moving heavy machinery, equipment, and materials in manufacturing, construction, and warehouse settings. Its durable steel body and Grade 80 alloy steel chain ensure a long lifespan and secure lifting. The double disc brake provides added safety and control. Ideal for use on beams with varying widths, this hoist is a versatile and dependable addition to any heavy-duty lifting operation.
Top product features:
- Manual Chain Hoist has a double disc brake for safe operation.
- The lifting hook is designed with a safety latch to prevent accidental drops.
- The hoist is built with a Grade 80 alloy steel chain for high strength and durability.
Top product applications:
- Industrial construction sites
- Warehouse and storage facilities
- Heavy machinery maintenance
Manual Chain Hoist, Chain Length 15 15/16 ft, For Minimum Beam Flange Width Not Applicable, For Maximum Beam Flange Width Not Applicable, Headroom 17 1/4 in, Includes Brake Brake Included, Lifting Hook Type Hook with Safety Latch, Maximum Lifting Capacity 4,000 lb, Maximum Lifting Length 15 ft, Mount Type Hook Mounted - No Trolley, Body Depth 6 3/16 in, Body Material Steel, Body Width 7 1/4 in, Brake Type Double Disc Brake, Weston Style, Chain Grade Grade 80, Chain Material Alloy Steel
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: CN
- Drop Ship Item: No
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 1 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 12.20
- Package Width: 8.27
- Package Height: 11.02
- Package Weight: 46.38
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Product info last updated on February 19, 2026 7:54am UTC
Category: Lifting, Pulling and Positioning