Wire Rope Winch(Aluminum Housing)

Manual Wire Rope Winch Sizes
Rated Capacity	Pulling Capacity	Rated Forward Travel	Effcient Length of Forward Handle	Drive Step	Rope Diameter	Standard Length of Rope	Net weight	Rated Forward Hand Power	Max.Overall Size
(T)	(T)	(mm)	(mm)		(mm)	(m)	(kg)	(N)	(mm)
0.8	1.2	≥52	825	1	8	20	16	≤284	428×64×235
1.0	1.5	≥52	825	1	8	20	16	≤353	428×64×235
1.6	2.4	≥55	1200	1	11	20	24	≤412	545×97×286
3.2	4.8	≥28	1200	2	16	20	48	≤441	660×116×350

What is a Wire Rope Winch (Aluminum Housing)?

A Wire Rope Winch with an Aluminum Housing is a manual, hand-operated device. It is a portable tool designed for pulling or lifting light loads over short distances. One of its primary characteristics is its ability to operate in locations without access to a power supply. The winch is constructed with several key parts: a crank for manual operation, a transmission, a drum for the wire rope, the wire rope itself, a brake for safety, and its defining aluminum housing.

Advantages of a Wire Rope Winch (Aluminum Housing)

The Wire Rope Winch, featuring an Aluminum Housing, has several benefits. Its portability is a key advantage. The aluminum housing helps keep it lightweight, with net weights typically ranging from 16 kg to 48 kg, making it easy to move and use in different places. It is beneficial for working in areas without power, as it is manually operated and does not require electricity or any other power source. The winch provides sufficient pulling and lifting strength for light to medium tasks, with rated capacities ranging from 0.8 tons to 3.2 tons and pulling capacities from 1.2 tons to 4.3 tons. The aluminum housing not only makes the winch lighter but also provides good resistance to corrosion. This is beneficial for durability, particularly in demanding environments such as construction sites, which is a common application for these winches. Its design, based on components like a crank, drum, and brake, is generally straightforward, which often means it is easy to use and maintain.