Specifications of HSZ Chain Hoist
| Model |
HSZ
1/2 |
HSZ
1 |
HSZ
2 |
HSZ
3 |
HSZ
5 |
HSZ
10 |
HSZ
20 |
Capatity
(Ton) | 0.5 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 5 | 10 | 20 |
| Lift height (M) | 2.5 | 2.5 | 2.5 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 |
Test Load
(Ton) | 0.75 | 1.5 | 3 | 4.5 | 7.5 | 12.5 | 25 |
| Hmin(mm) | 270 | 270 | 444 | 486 | 616 | 700 | 1000 |
Chainpull to full
load (N) | 225 | 309 | 314 | 343 | 383 | 392 | 392 |
No.of load
chain | 1 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 4 | 8 |
Dia of load
chain | 6 | 6 | 6 | 8 | 10 | 10 | 10 |
Net
weight(kg) | 7.0 | 10 | 14 | 24 | 36 | 68 | 155 |
Features of HSZ Chain Hoist
1. More labor saving, low noise
2. Light in Weight
3. Compact structure
4. Forged drop Hook
5. Ratchet type brake warrants, safe and dependable operation
6. G80 chain Long life
7. 100% test before shipping
HSZ chain hoists are commonly used for manual lifting in workshops, warehouses, construction sites and small-scale maintenance work. If you are comparing HSZ and HSC models, you can read our HSC vs HSZ chain block guide to understand the differences in structure, capacity range and suitable applications.
Applications of HSZ Chain Hoists
The HSZ chain hoist is a manually operated lifting device suitable for workplaces where electrical power is unavailable, lifting is intermittent, or portable equipment is preferred. With rated capacities from 0.5 ton to 20 tons, HSZ chain blocks can be used for light maintenance work as well as heavier industrial lifting.
The appropriate capacity, lifting height and suspension arrangement should be selected according to the total suspended load and actual working conditions.
Construction and On-Site Installation
HSZ chain hoists are commonly used on construction sites to lift structural components, pipes, tools, formwork accessories and installation materials. Because the hoist does not require an electrical power supply, it can be moved between temporary lifting points and used in unfinished buildings or remote work areas.
Smaller 0.5 ton and 1 ton models are suitable for tools and lighter components, while 2 ton, 3 ton and 5 ton HSZ chain blocks can be considered for heavier installation work. The supporting beam, tripod, gantry or anchor point must have a rated capacity suitable for the complete suspended load.
Machinery Installation and Maintenance
During machinery installation, an HSZ manual chain hoist can be used to raise, lower and position motors, pumps, gearboxes, machine components and maintenance assemblies.
Manual operation gives the operator controlled vertical movement, which is useful when aligning a component with mounting holes or positioning it above a foundation. Before selecting a model, confirm the equipment weight, available headroom, required hook travel and whether the hoist will be suspended from a fixed point or mounted on a trolley.
For loads that need to be pulled or tensioned horizontally, a lever block may be more suitable than a standard HSZ hand chain hoist.
Manufacturing and Fabrication Workshops
Metalworking, fabrication and manufacturing workshops can use HSZ chain blocks for occasional handling of dies, fixtures, fabricated components, steel assemblies and maintenance parts.
A manual chain hoist is particularly practical at workstations where lifting is not continuous enough to justify a permanently installed electric hoist. It can also serve as backup lifting equipment during maintenance or power interruptions.
For frequent production lifting, high cycle counts or long lifting distances, an electric chain hoist may provide better productivity and reduce operator effort.
Warehouses and Loading Areas
In warehouses, HSZ chain hoists can assist with lifting machinery parts, packaged equipment and other loads that cannot be handled safely by workers alone. They can be installed below a suitable beam or combined with a plain or geared trolley when horizontal travel is required.
A 1 ton or 2 ton HSZ chain hoist is commonly considered for general handling tasks, while 3 ton and 5 ton models are more appropriate for heavier equipment. Buyers should confirm the beam flange width, trolley capacity, lifting height and available operating clearance before ordering a complete hoist-and-trolley system.
Chain hoists should not replace pallet trucks or forklifts for routine horizontal transportation of palletized goods.
Automotive and Equipment Repair
HSZ chain blocks can be used in vehicle, agricultural machinery and industrial equipment repair for lifting engines, transmissions, axles and removable mechanical assemblies.
The hoist should be suspended from an engineered lifting point, workshop crane or gantry with sufficient capacity. Loads should remain vertically aligned below the hoist, and approved slings or lifting attachments should be used.
The hoist must not be used for lifting people or supporting a suspended load while personnel work beneath it.
Agricultural, Utility and Remote-Site Work
Manual HSZ chain hoists are useful in farms, utilities, field maintenance and remote sites where a stable electricity supply may not be available. Typical tasks include positioning pumps, servicing machinery, installing equipment and lifting components during repair work.
After outdoor use, the hoist should be cleaned, dried and inspected for moisture, corrosion, chain damage and abnormal brake operation. Continuous exposure to rain, salt, chemicals or corrosive dust may require additional surface protection and more frequent inspection.
Is the HSZ Chain Hoist Suitable for Your Application?
Choose an HSZ chain hoist when you need a straightforward manual lifting solution, lifting is occasional, electrical power is unavailable, or purchase cost and ease of field maintenance are important.
For capacities from 1 ton to 30 tons, you may also compare the HSC chain block. Review our HSC vs HSZ chain block comparison to evaluate capacity range, hand-pull force, minimum hook distance and suitable working conditions before making a selection.
