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Dayton GGS 57094 Hand Chain Hoist 2000 lb 15 ft
Manual chain hoist lifts 2000 lb loads up to 15 ft with 27.56 ft overall chain length
- Manual lifting power up to 2,000 lb capacity
- 15 ft lift height reaches tall work areas
- 56 ft chain length provides ample operating slack
- Manual chain operation needs no external power source
- Dayton engineering built for industrial lifting tasks
Hand Chain Hoist 2000 lb
The Dayton GGS 57094 is a manual chain hoist rated for a 2,000 lb load capacity. It suits workshops, garages and job sites where powered lifting is not available or practical. Operators who need precise, controlled vertical movement without electricity will find it appropriate.
Manual Operation Thermals Noise Power
Because the hoist is hand operated it produces no motor heat, no electrical noise and draws no power during use. The only effort comes from the operator pulling the hand chain. This makes it suitable for environments where electricity is absent or hazardous.
Build Fit 15 ft Lift 27.56 ft Chain
The unit provides 15 ft of compatible lift height and an overall chain length of 27.56 ft. It requires a suitable overhead anchor point rated for the load and enough clearance for the chain to travel freely. No electrical supply or hydraulic lines are needed.
Highlights
- Manual lifting power up to 2,000 lb capacity
- 15 ft lift height reaches tall work areas
- 56 ft chain length provides ample operating slack
- Manual chain operation needs no external power source
- Dayton engineering built for industrial lifting tasks
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How is the Dayton GGS 57094 hand chain hoist mounted, and what step is often missed during installation?
The hoist is suspended from a rated overhead beam or trolley using its top hook; the step often missed is confirming the support structure can handle the 2,000 lb load plus dynamic forces before attaching the hook.
What maintenance or replacement will the Dayton GGS 57094 hand chain hoist need over time?
The load chain and hand chain require regular lubrication and inspection for stretch or wear; replace either chain when elongation exceeds the manufacturer's limit or if links show deformation.
What limit appears first on the Dayton GGS 57094 hand chain hoist during sustained lifting cycles?
Operator fatigue from continuous hand-chain pulling typically limits sustained use before the mechanical components reach their duty-cycle limit.
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