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Chain hoists

By Staff -- Plant Engineering, 8/15/2007

The SMB Silver Series manual chain hoists feature a high-strength, all-stamped-steel construction to provide decreased weight and impact resistance. The series comprises six models with rated capacities ranging from 1/2 ton to 5 tons, meets or exceeds most regional safety requirements and is CE-certified. Features include nickel and chrome-plated exteriors and zinc-plated frame components for corrosion resistance. Roller bearings on the input shafts and efficient gear reductions ease lifting, and overload protection is standard.

Ingersoll Rand

www.irtools.com

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