Dayton
Dayton GGS 57109 Load Chain Hoist 10 ft 21.75 ft
Manual load chain hoist lifts up to 6,000 lb across 10 ft of travel with a 21.75 ft chain
- Supports lifts up to 10 ft for versatile overhead handling
- 6,000 lb capacity handles heavy industrial loads reliably
- 75 ft chain length provides extended reach for tall jobs
- Manual chain operation gives precise control without power supply
- Dayton series compatibility ensures consistent fit with existing equipment
Product identity
The Dayton GGS 57109 is a new manual load chain hoist built for lifting and pulling tasks in automotive and industrial settings. It suits workshops and job sites that need reliable vertical lifting without powered equipment.
Decisive specification
The hoist provides a compatible lift height of 10 ft and a compatible load capacity of 6,000 lb, which are the primary figures that determine whether the unit matches the job requirements.
Build integration
Designed for use with manual chain hoist systems, the unit has an overall length of 21.75 ft and fits the Dayton series. It requires a suitable overhead anchor and operator-applied chain force, freeing the user from electrical or hydraulic connections.
Highlights
- Supports lifts up to 10 ft for versatile overhead handling
- 6,000 lb capacity handles heavy industrial loads reliably
- 75 ft chain length provides extended reach for tall jobs
- Manual chain operation gives precise control without power supply
- Dayton series compatibility ensures consistent fit with existing equipment
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 10 ft lift height mean when the hoist is rigged on a beam?
It means the load chain can raise or lower a load through a full 10 ft of vertical travel from the hook's lowest to highest position.
How does the manual chain-hoist interface limit the speed and force you can apply?
The hand chain requires the operator to pull manually, so lifting speed and applied force are capped by human effort rather than a motor or hydraulic system.
What clearance does the 21.75 ft overall length need for mounting and chain fall?
You need at least 21.75 ft of straight vertical space below the suspension point to accommodate the hoist body plus the full chain fall when the hook is at its lowest.
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