HSZ Chain Block 1 Ton 2 Ton 3 Ton 5 Ton 10 Ton Manual Lifting Hoist

The HSZ manual chain block is a portable hand-operated hoist offered in 1, 2, 3, 5 and 10 ton capacities for factories, warehouses, construction, installation and maintenance work.

HSZ Manual Chain Hoist for General Industrial Lifting

The HSZ chain block is a widely used manual lifting tool that raises and lowers loads through hand-chain operation. It combines a steel housing, gear transmission, braking system and heat-treated load chain in a compact unit that does not require electricity.

The product range includes 1 ton, 2 ton, 3 ton, 5 ton and 10 ton models. Its straightforward mechanical design is suitable for permanent workshop lifting points as well as temporary construction and maintenance tasks.

Key Features

• Broad capacity range: Five models from 1 ton through 10 tons support different load requirements.
• High-strength steel housing: The body protects the internal gears during industrial use.
• Heat-treated load chain: The lifting chain provides wear resistance and tensile strength.
• Reliable mechanical brake: The brake controls load movement and helps maintain suspension.
• Labor-saving manual drive: Mechanical gearing allows heavy loads to be raised with manageable hand-chain force.
• No electrical supply: The hoist can operate outdoors and in locations without power.

Typical Applications

HSZ chain blocks are used for equipment installation, machinery repair, cargo handling, construction, warehouse maintenance, fabrication and general industrial lifting. They can be suspended from a rated beam clamp, trolley, gantry or fixed lifting point selected for the full working load.

Selection and Ordering

Confirm the maximum load, lifting height, minimum headroom, hand-chain length, suspension arrangement and operating frequency. Provide the required capacity, lift, quantity, intended application and destination. Model-specific dimensions, chain diameter, proof-test documentation, packaging and lead time should be confirmed before purchase.

Operation and Safety

Inspect the chains, hooks, latches and brake before every shift. Make sure the load is seated correctly and the chain is not twisted. Do not exceed the marked capacity, use the chain as a sling, pull from an unsafe angle, lift people or work beneath a suspended load. Follow the manual for inspection and lubrication intervals.