Amarite Electric Chain Hoist

For over 20 years, we've dedicated ourselves to developing top-quality lifting equipment and material handling solutions.

Our main categories in lifting equipment : Chain Hoist & Lever Hoist, Manual Trolley, Lifting Clamps, Electric Chain Hoist.

At Amarite, your safety is our top priority. That’s why our electric hoist comes equipped with an advanced safety system, including an electromagnetic brake. This feature ensures immediate stopping power, providing maximum control and safety during operation. When it comes to lifting heavy loads, you need equipment you can trust. Our hoist delivers the safety and reliability you deserve.

Why Choose Amarite Electric Chain Hoist?

1. Built for Tough Environments: IP54-rated with Class B insulated motor, ideal for harsh conditions.
2. Enhanced Safety Features: Comes with a built-in electromagnetic brake and limit switches to prevent over-travel.
3. Reliable Quality: Manufactured according to EN14492-2 standards for superior performance.
4. Durable Components: Features a Grade 80 load chain and heat-treated alloy steel gears for smooth and long-lasting operation.
5. Low Maintenance: Lower maintenance costs compared to wire rope hoists.
6. Safety First: Advanced safety features for maximum control.

Choose Amarite Electric Chain Hoist for unmatched safety, durability, and reliability in every lift.

Common Usage Scenarios for Electric Hoists

1. Warehouses and Storage FacilitiesUse Case: Lifting and moving heavy inventory items or pallets. Considerations:Ensure the Electric Chain hoist is properly secured to a sturdy beam or track. Confirm the weight of the load does not exceed the hoist's capacity. Maintain clear communication with team members during operation to avoid accidents.
2. Construction SitesUse Case: Lifting construction materials, tools, and equipment to different levels. Considerations:Inspect the Chain hoist and all its components (chains, hooks, etc.) before each use to ensure they are in good condition. Be aware of the surroundings, including overhead obstacles like beams and power lines. Use a spotter to guide the load and ensure it is lifted and lowered smoothly.
3. Manufacturing Plants: Moving raw materials or finished goods between production lines or storage areas. Considerations:Position the electric chain hoist directly above the load to avoid swinging or uncontrolled movements. Train all operators on the specific functions of the hoist and emergency procedures. Keep the area below the hoist clear to prevent injury in case of a load drop.
4. Automotive Garages: Lifting engines, transmissions, or other heavy automotive parts. Considerations:Use proper lifting attachments or slings to securely hold parts. Check the hoist’s chain regularly for wear and tear, especially when used frequently. Ensure the hoist is rated for the specific lifting capacity required in the garage.
5. Port and Dock Operations: Loading and unloading cargo from ships. Considerations:Account for environmental factors such as wind or water that may affect hoist stability. Use weather-resistant equipment to handle maritime conditions. Ensure the load is balanced and secure before lifting to prevent tipping or shifting.
6. Home Workshops or DIY Projects: Lifting heavy tools, equipment, or materials in a home workshop setting. Considerations:Make sure the Electric chain hoist is securely mounted and properly rated for home use. Never exceed the recommended weight capacity, even for short lifts. Ensure a stable power source and proper electrical connections to avoid short circuits or malfunctions.