Why choose aluminum alloy hand chain hoists for high-altitude operations?

The reason why aluminum alloy is chosen for high-altitude work is mainly because of its light weight, corrosion resistance, high strength, ease of operation, safety and reliability. These characteristics can effectively address the core pain points in high-altitude work.

The density of aluminum alloy is approximately one-third that of steel. Under the same specifications, the weight of an aluminum alloy hand hoist is 60% to 70% lighter than that of a steel one. When working at heights, workers need to climb to dozens or even hundreds of meters above the ground. Carrying a lightweight aluminum alloy hand hoist can help mining workers reduce physical exertion. It also lowers the risks caused by heavy loads, fatigue or imbalance, and is very suitable for long-term high-altitude work.

The surface of aluminum alloy naturally forms an oxide film, which can resist the erosion of rainwater, moisture and chemical substances, reduce the performance degradation caused by tool rusting, lower the long-term usage cost, and is suitable for outdoor and high-altitude operations.

The operation is very flexible, with a compact structure. It can be flexibly placed in narrow spaces. The manual driving method does not rely on power sources and can adapt to situations without power supply and in some complex terrains for operations.

A safety anti-slip handle was designed. The surface was treated for anti-slip properties. Even when workers wore gloves, they could firmly hold it, preventing accidental dropping during operation. Additionally, a braking system was installed to respond promptly and successfully avoid some accidents involving heavy objects falling.