Light, Powerful And Versatile
Overview
An electric chain hoist is a light, compact lifting device consisting of a motor, transmission mechanism, and chain wheel. Designed using advanced international technology, it delivers fine workmanship and tight gear-to-gear fit for long-lasting, reliable performance.
Compared to traditional wire rope hoists, electric chain hoists are smaller, lighter, quieter, and more precise — while offering a longer service life under the same operating conditions.
Product Range
We supply a full range of electric chain hoist types to match your working conditions — from standard hook-mounted units to explosion-proof and stage hoists.
Widely used in workshops, warehouses, logistics and construction. Fixed at a single point via top hook for straightforward up-and-down lifting.
Moves horizontally along an I-beam or crane girder by manual push. A highly cost-effective solution where powered travel isn't required.
The most widely used type. Stable, efficient, and accurate — with large capacity and support for curved tracks. Suitable for virtually all standard working conditions.
Purpose-built for height-restricted environments. Maximises lift height in spaces where clearance above the beam is limited.
Designed with humanised ergonomics and high safety reliability. Built to maximise productivity and achieve peak operational efficiency on demanding applications.
For dust-proof and explosion-proof requirements. Axial three-part assembly (transmission, hanger, motor) for excellent sealing — ideal for outdoor and dusty environments.
Ergonomic solution for theatres and concert halls — precisely positions speakers, lighting rigs, stage sets, curtains and scenery with speed and accuracy.
Two chain hoists connected in series via a shared trolley and reducer. Hook spacing is customised to application. Common in mould, automotive, forging and coating lines.
Which Should You Choose?
Not sure which type of electric hoist suits your needs? Here's a quick comparison to help you decide.
| Specification | Electric Chain Hoist | Electric Wire Rope Hoist |
|---|---|---|
| Drive Mechanism | Sprockets & endless chain | Drums, ropes & pulleys |
| Size (same capacity) | Compact & small | Larger |
| Weight | Light | Heavy |
| Motor Type | Conical motor | Cylindrical motor |
| Noise Level | Low | Higher |
| Lifting Capacity | 0.5 – 35 tons | 0.5 – 63 tons |
| Speed | Controlled / Slower | Faster |
| Lifting Height | 1 – 50 m | 1 – 120 m |
| Energy Consumption | Low | Higher |
| Maintenance Cost | Moderate | Lower |
Selection Guide
Different working conditions require different hoist types. Use this guide to identify the best match for your application.
Where They're Used
Electric chain hoists are used as lifting mechanisms across a broad range of industries — typically mounted on monorails, single girder or double beam crane systems.
Ready to Order?
Tell us your lifting capacity, height, and working conditions — our team will recommend the right hoist and provide a competitive quotation.