Electrical construction: In the installation and maintenance of power lines, a hand-operated hoist can be used to tighten or adjust the tension of overhead cables, ensuring that the height and tightness of the cables meet the requirements. It can also be used to lift small electrical equipment or tools, making it convenient for construction personnel to carry out installation and maintenance tasks.
Logistics and Warehousing: During the loading and unloading of goods, a manual hoist can lift goods from the ground to transport vehicles or shelves, and can also be used to move goods within the warehouse, achieving short-distance transportation and positioning. Especially for irregularly shaped or heavier goods, a manual hoist can flexibly lift and move them.
Construction and Renovation: On construction and renovation sites, hand-operated hoists can be used to lift building materials such as bricks and cement boards, and also assist in installing doors, windows, and curtain walls. In indoor renovations, they can be used to lift lighting fixtures, air conditioning units, and other equipment, making it easier for workers to install and adjust them.
Mechanical maintenance: In the maintenance and upkeep of machinery, a hand hoist can be used to disassemble or install components on the equipment, as well as to adjust the position and orientation of the equipment, making it easier for maintenance personnel to carry out inspection and maintenance work.